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Brief from Brussels: EU top job sparks transparency questions

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Brexit: where do Britain’s political parties stand on a customs union?

As Labour shifts its stance on a customs union, Euronews looks at what other parties in the UK parliament think about trading with the EU post-Brexit.

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Why have a customs union?

As the UK tries to decide whether it's in or out, we take a quick look at the European Customs Union, and ask, why have one?

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Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit stance: what you need to know

UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn says he wants a new customs union with the EU to protect trade and avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland.

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UK Brexit cabinet 'united', but lingering questions remain

The prime minister is reported to have "played a blinder" in persuading the Brexiteers to shift their position and they left Chequers with a broadly agreed opening pitch to the rest of the EU.

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State of the Union: EU faces Syria plea, budget battle-lines drawn

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Brief from Brussels: EU leaders to debate post-Brexit future

Latvia

Why Latvia is one of Europe's most dangerous countries to drive in

Road traffic deaths have gone down in Latvia in recent years — but the Baltic state's roads remain the most deadly compared to most European countries. Euronews explains why

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Number of EU citizens leaving UK at highest level since 2008

New figures show net migration to the UK from EU countries continues to slide after the Brexit vote. But more people continue to come to Britain than leave.

United Kingdom

Theresa May bids to overcome Brexit divisions at Chequers hideaway

The British prime minister has convened ministers to her country residence to settle disputes that have divided her cabinet and party, and frustrated negotiators in Brussels.

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Baltics are the murder capital of Europe, report finds

Three Baltic states saw the highest recorded intentional homicides relative to their populations in 2015, according to data from the European Commission.

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Euronews asks: What do you think of the European Union?

As the European Union plans to relaunch the “European Project”, Euronews wants your say on how the EU is performing.

Hungary

Euroviews. Turning Orban’s hateful rhetoric into reality: View

European leaders have to finally take concrete action to stop Hungary's assault on civil society, writes Amnesty International's Gauri van Gulik.

Sweden

How Sweden became the EU's road safety champion

The Swedish approach to road safety, known as Vision Zero, has become one of the Scandinavian nation’s most successful international exports.

Kosovo

Kosovo rounds off independence celebrations with military parade

President Hashim Thaci said Kosovo should eventually become part of the EU and NATO, as the country marked a decade of independence from Serbia.

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'UK needs public vote on Brexit terms' - youth campaign group OFOC

Femi Oluwole of 'Our Future Our Choice' tells euronews there must be a public vote on the terms of the UK's divorce from the EU.

Russia

EU is pushing Serbia towards Ukraine-style crisis, warns Lavrov

Russian foreign minister says EU is forcing Belgrade to chose between Moscow and Brussels.

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Croatia prepares for EU presidency

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković was in Brussels on Wednesday, meeting with senior EU officials. On the agenda for Europe's newest member state, its upcoming EU presidency and ongoing integration into the European Union.

United Kingdom

Brexit ‘not a V-sign from Dover cliffs’, says Boris Johnson

The most famous Brexiteer in the British government uses Valentine’s Day to reach out to ‘Remain’ supporters — but his speech is slammed as "nonsense" in Brussels

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New report concludes Russian interfered in UK's EU referendum

British communications agency 89up.org has concluded that there was significant pro-Brexit Russian social media interference during the referendum.