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How is travel access to some EU countries changing? | Euronews answers

The European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) is a visa waiver pre-screening program for all travelers under the EU visa-free program, that want to enter any of the EU countries. Its main purpose is the protection and strengthening of the EU external borders.

Gaza

Euroviews. It’s time we invested in bringing peace to Gaza ǀ View

The EU, Arab nations and Japan have stepped in to avoid a funding shortfall for Gaza. But with Palestine is at boiling point, is there a better solution to alleviating the tension other than to invest in bringing peace to the region rather than cutting vital funding.

Europe News

15th European Day of Remembrance of victims of terrorism

Victims, first responders and EU and governments representatives share experiences

United Kingdom

Support for no-deal Brexit growing: poll

44% of people — up from 38% in January — believe a no-deal Brexit is better than May's deal, a poll by ComRes has found.

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Europe News

State of the Union: "This house of Europe is today the prey of arsonists"

What's Europe's future? Should we be worried or is there reason for optimism? Here's our interview with Bernard Henri-Lévy.

United Kingdom

What happens next with Brexit over the coming fortnight?

MPs are due a second ‘meaningful vote’ on the EU-UK exit deal. If it’s defeated again then more votes could lead to Brexit being delayed.

Hungary

Euroviews. The EPP must ditch Orbán to salvage its credibility ǀ View

The enfant terrible of the EPP, Viktor Orbán has consistently crossed red lines set out by the Europarty. In order to salvage what remains of its credibility and stick up for the EU's core values, the EPP must cut ties with the Hungarian autocrat before it is too late.

United Kingdom

Brexit: Theresa May in last-ditch warning to EU over backstop

The UK prime minister is urging Brussels to make concessions. The EU says the UK must present new ideas. Both sides are deadlocked at a critical stage.

Real Economy

Will I have social security protection if I work elsewhere in EU?

In partnership with The European Commission

Some 17 million EU citizens live in an EU member state other than the one in which they are nationals. But do they enjoy the same social security rights and protection?

United Kingdom

Theresa May in workers’ rights pledge to win Brexit deal support

The British prime minister is promising measures to help protect workers’ rights, to try to win opposition support for the UK-EU exit deal.

France

Macron letter urges significant reforms ahead of May's Euro-elections

French president Emmanuel Macron proposes a series of reforms ahead of May's European elections and warns in a letter that the EU faces serious dangers

World

Raw Politics in full: Macron's EU 'renaissance' and Spain's elections

Catch the full episode of Tuesday evening's Raw Politics

United Kingdom

UK MPs begin to soften their lines on Brexit

Politicians in the UK continue to be locked in negotiations to try and get agreement on a Brexit deal, despite it being just over three weeks until Britain is scheduled to leave the EU.

World News

Euroviews. The week that was: out with the old and in with the new ǀ View

We bring you our weekly round-up of all the View articles driving opinion across Europe and beyond over the last seven days.

Lithuania

EU equality agency staff not treated equally, court says

A ruling by a Lithuanian court has highlighted how the European Institute on Gender Equality has not been enforcing EU legislation on the equal treatment of temporary staff.

Egypt

Euroviews. EU indulgence of Sisi’s brutal tactics is fueling instability ǀ View

Time and again, Western leaders have chosen either to endorse Sisi’s régime or to accept it implicitly. The result is the endorsement of brutal tactics which are fuelling instability in Sinai.

Hungary

Euroviews. I knew Orbán when he started his political journey; where it’s taken him terrifies me ǀ View

Kis, the philosopher and first chairman of the true liberal party in post-1989 Hungary (the Free Democrats), described Orbán as a “spoilt kid” because he was almost sick with a desperation for power. That sickness which has already infected the country must not be allowed to spread to Europe.

World

Positive EU unemployment figures might not be telling the whole story

Last year saw the lowest unemployment rates this century. However, the figures may not be as promising as they look on paper.

United Kingdom

Can a separate deal guarantee citizens' rights post-Brexit?

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has said a separate deal cannot be made to protect UK and EU citizens rights, but an amendment on this topic has been approved for a debate and subsequent vote on Wednesday. So what are the facts?

Belgium

What is the European Public Prosecutor’s Office? | Euronews explains

Romania's ex-anti-corruption chief Laura Kovesi is set for an interview to become the EU's new chief prosecutor. Here we explain the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, the new office she could be heading up.

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