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Google faces huge EU fine over Android for ‘abuse’ of market dominance

The European Commission is expected to slap a huge penalty on Google over alleged anti-competitive practices relating to its mobile operating system.

18/07/2018

United Kingdom

UK's May narrowly avoids defeat on EU customs union

MPs voted in 307 to 301 against an amendment to trade legislation put forward by pro-EU Conservative lawmakers.

17/07/2018

Japan

Leaders say EU-Japan pact protects workers

Leaders say workers shouldn't fear EU-Japan pact

17/07/2018

United Kingdom

Theresa May bows to pro-Brexit pressure to survive parliamentary scare

The British prime minister narrowly won a series of votes on key Brexit legislation in parliament after giving in to hardliners’ demands, but deep divisions threaten further progress.

16/07/2018

Focus

EU-Japan EPA: what will it mean for companies and consumers?

An historic economic partnership agreement between the EU and Japan is being signed in Tokyo this week, heralding a new era in trade relations. But what will it mean for companies and consumers?

16/07/2018

World News

Male suicide rate in EU member states remains high

The rate of suicide dropped slightly in 2915 as just over 56,000 deaths were due to intentional self-harm, a report by Eurostat has found.

16/07/2018

USA

Trump calls European Union a"foe" of the USA on trade

The European Union hits back at Donald Trump after he calls the EU "a foe" of the US on trade

15/07/2018

United Kingdom

Theresa May: 'Donald Trump told me to sue the EU over Brexit'

UK Prime Minister reveals Trump's Brexit advice was not to negotiate with the bloc at all.

15/07/2018

United Kingdom

Trump says May is doing Brexit wrong, threatening US trade deal

"I actually told Theresa May how to do it, but she didn't listen to me."

13/07/2018

United Kingdom

Brexit White Paper delivers 'the Brexit people voted for', says PM

British Prime Minister Theresa May published her blueprint for relations with the European Union after Brexit on Thursday, putting at its core a plan for a free trade area for goods that has angered many in her party.

12/07/2018

Real Economy

Can Europe's new €500 billion target of investments help the sun shine on the economy?

In partnership with The European Commission

Corporate investments in europe may be recovering but they are still far below pre-crisis levels in things like innovation and infrastructure.

10/07/2018

World News

Italy is only EU country to see house prices fall in 2017: Eurostat

House prices across the EU have risen by more than 10% since 2010, Eurostat revealed on Tuesday, but Italy remains an outlier — it is the only member state to have seen prices shrink last year.

10/07/2018

Global Japan

Japan-EU Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA): Why the agreement between Japan and the EU is a big deal

In this episode of Global Japan, you will discover a historic economic partnership agreement between Japan and the European Union. Much more than just a free trade agreement, it goes well beyond the purely economic sphere.

09/07/2018

United Kingdom

Prime Minister Theresa May defends Brexit plan

It's after two of her senior cabinet members have quit over her Brexit deal

09/07/2018

World News

Number of illegal migrants in EU down, increase in those kicked out

Latest EU figures show the number of non-EU citizens refused entry to EU jumped by 13% last year.

09/07/2018

United Kingdom

New Brexit minister named after David Davis resigned

UK Prime Minister Theresa May appoints a new Brexit minister after David Davis resigned claiming she had given away "too much too easily"

09/07/2018

Europe News

Could Brexit be called off? 'Who knows' says EU chief

European Council President Donald Tusk raises prospect of Brexit not happening after UK resignations

09/07/2018

Europe News

Mechelen's migrant welcome

Euronews travels to Mechelen, in Flanders, to look at how the city's been successful in integrating its migrant population

09/07/2018

Europe News

Energy security in spotlight at EU-Ukraine summit

Ukraine's President says North Stream 2 gas pipeline aims to 'weaken' his country

09/07/2018

Libya

Libya — with EU backing — can now order rescuers to return migrants

NGOs say the 'secretive' change, backed by the European Union, puts lives at risk.

06/07/2018