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Euroviews. How to bridge Europe's streets and Brussels' corridors | View

The gap between the European streets and the corridors of Brussels condemns the EU to remain a scapegoat for everyone to blame when something does not work. The only way to break such an impasse is for politics to become European and eventually offer the democratic legitimacy the EU needs.

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UK's International Trade Secretary says Brexit No-Deal is 60% likely

The UK's Government's International Trade Secretary says the chance of the UK leaving the EU with no-deal is now "60-40" likely, and being increased by those in the EU committed to“the purity of the EU’s ideology”.

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Brexit Talks: British PM will join French President for crucial talks

The French leader has invited Prime Minister May to his summer residence on the French Riviera to discuss her vision for Brexit. The visit is part of May’s wider strategy to garner support for her country’s EU divorce plan which is due to be signed in just over ten weeks time.

France

UK asks France to sign up to Brexit plan

British Prime Minister Theresa May was heading to the south of France on Friday in the hope of securing France's backing for her Brexit plan

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Spain

Is Spain experiencing an immigration boom?

Spanish politicians have started pointing fingers as the country has become the Mediterranean's most sought-after destination for irregular migrants travelling by sea, surpassing Italy and Greece.

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How many of Europe's immigrants are jobless?

In 2017, 63% of migrants born outside the European Union were working, data show, compared to 73% for the native-born population.

Hungary

Hungary's PM Viktor Orban attacks the EU

In an annual speech to ethnic Hungarians in Romania, he attacked the European Commission over its failure to protext the fundamental values behind the creation of the European Union

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EU breathes sign of relief over transatlantic trade row

Donald Trump and European Commission President agree to tackle differences after Washington talks

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What does the Trump-Juncker trade 'ceasefire' mean? | Euronews answers

The meeting between the US and EU presidents in Washington has eased tensions amid fears of a trade war, though some play down the significance of what was agreed.

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Europe briefing: Five stories you need to know about today

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning.

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Greece wildfires: EU will help for 'as long as it takes'

Planes, firefighters and medics are promised to Athens through EU protection system.

United Kingdom

Brexit minister warns Britain may refuse to pay Brexit divorce bill

The new Brexit minister Dominic Raab has warned that Britain could refuse to pay a €43bn divorce bill to the EU if it does not get a trade deal

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Bannon plans foundation to boost far-right in Europe

Several MEPs criticised the plans on Sunday, with Guy Verhofstadt, the president of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, launching the hashtag #BanBannon.

Poland

Poland joins EU countries battling Sweden’s wildfires

Poland has sent a convoy of fire trucks to Sweden this weekend, joining several other EU states helping the country battle wildfires caused by hot weather and low levels of rainfall.

Poland

Judicial reforms met with protests in Warsaw

Judicial reforms met with protests in Warsaw

Business

Trumps imported car tariffs are under fire

U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is considering tariffs of up to 25% on imported cars and parts. A report by the Peterson Institute for International Economics estimates tariffs would kill around 200,000 U.S. jobs over a one-to-three-year period

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'We can't afford to lose time' - EU's Brexit warning over Irish border

As the Brexit clock ticks, the EU's warning that without an Irish border solution, there'll be no deal

Hungary

EU moves forward with legal action against Hungary over migration rules

United Kingdom

Johnson leads Brexit charge—but is 'taking back control' an illusion?

The ex-foreign secretary and other Brexiteers say the government's plan would make the UK a "vassal state" of the EU, but critics say their push for total independence is unrealistic.

United Kingdom

Cheese to become 'luxuries' in UK after Brexit, report warns

Tariffs, additional delays at the border and increased checks could leave “British consumers facing a dairy dilemma,” the London School of Economics warned in a report.