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Russia

Russia 'not trying to split EU', says Putin

The Russian president says it needs the EU to flourish as an important economic partner, ahead of a visit to Austria.

Italy

New Italian government faces many challenges

The newly formed Italian government faces numerous challenges both inside and outside the country

Economy

Details revealed of latest Greek bailout

Centeno plans to get backing from the International Monetary Fund for the latest euro zone debt relief offer for Greece.

World News

MEPs turn up for rap battle at European youth event

MEPs including Tomáš Zdechovský, Eva Kaili, Brando Benifei, Dita Charanzová, Karima Delli and Terry Reintke teamed up with professional rappers for a freestyle hip-hop battle about Europe.

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Economy

US 'playing dangerous game' with metal tariffs, says EU

Brussels will take Washington to World Trade Organisation to challenge legality of trade move

World News

What impact will Trump’s tariffs onslaught have? | Euronews answers

US import tariffs on steel and aluminium from the EU, Canada and Mexico - and likely retaliation - threaten an all-out trade war.

Europe News

Trump tariffs could 'destroy' EU's steel industry

US president's move takes Europe closer to a possible trade war

Economy

Canada will challenge US tariffs under NAFTA and WTO

The US has decided to slap tariffs on the EU, Canada and Mexico for steel and aluminium - sparking a potential trade war.

Real Economy

Workers' rights transformed: Ensuring social protection

In partnership with The European Commission

For most workers in Europe's gig economy, access to social protection is not as simple as it was when full-time jobs were the norm. 'Real Economy' looks at how the system can mature and evolve.

Economy

EU-Italy: there may be trouble ahead

As political uncertainty continues in Italy, eyes turn to possible impact on EU and eurozone

Italy

Euroviews. Italian rebellion, a second front in Brexit's battle with EU elites |

Italy's political crisis is the latest challenge to the self-serving ancien regime in Brussels, writes The Freedom Association's Simon Richards.

Europe News

Gaza and Iran deal top EU foreign ministers meeting

Campaigners place thousands of pairs of shoes outside EU Council, to reflect lives lost in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Europe News

Israeli–Palestinian conflict: 4,500 pairs of shoes displayed to repres

Activists have laid out 4,500 pairs of shoes in front of the Council of the European Union — one for every life lost in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict over the last decade

World News

GDPR backlash: The best social media reactions

As the inboxes of EU citizens filled up with emails on updated privacy policy, the internet reacted to new data-protection regulation

United Kingdom

Barnier tells Britain to stop playing Brexit hide and seek

The Eu's chief Brexit negotiator tells the UK to "look at the reality of the EU in the face."

Economy

EU agrees on new banking regulations

Finance ministers of the 28 EU countries reach agreement

World News

US newspaper websites blocked in EU after missing GDPR deadline

European users were met with an error message when trying to access websites

Europe News

State of the Union

The week in Europe with Stefan Grobe

United Kingdom

Romania is now second highest non-British nationality in UK

The number of Romanians living in the UK rose by 25 percent in 2017, making them the most common non-British nationals after Poles.

Hungary

Hungary: The criticisms, the responses and some facts

An insight into nine of the battlefields on which Viktor Orbán and the European Union are facing off.