World Federica Mogherini: 'Europe is already fighting slavery in Libya' Euronews recently met up with the EU’s foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, at the MED – Mediterranean Dialogues conference – in Rome. 04/12/2017
Belgium "Close to agreement" on Phase One issues The EU Commission President and UK Prime Minister say they are confident of reaching agreement on the "Phase One" Brexit issues by the end of the week. Talks on the "Divorce Bill". the rights of EU nationals and the Irish border issue to continue this week. 04/12/2017
Focus New drone technology wins Innovation Radar Prize 2017 A new drone is making a buzz across Europe: its technology means that risky industrial inspections can become safer and more cost-effective. 04/12/2017
Ireland Irish border key to UK’s post-Brexit future European Council President Donald Tusk has given the British government until Monday to make a final offer to avoid a hard border on the island. 01/12/2017
Ireland Brexit: Why the fuss about the Irish border? Right now, it's invisible. Many fear a return to border checks could undermine peace on the island and hurt its economy. 01/12/2017
Germany Germany's SPD says grand coalition 'not automatic' "We have a lot of options for building a government," says Martin Schulz. 01/12/2017
United Kingdom Brexit: growing frustration on both sides of debate Amid talk of a big divorce settlement with the EU, and negotiations dragging on, UK voters on both sides of the debate express their frustration 30/11/2017
Germany EU objection to phosphate 'threatens' Germany’s beloved kebabs German politicians went into damage control amid outcry over media reports that the food additive, which is used in kebabs, may be banned. 30/11/2017
Hungary Exclusive: European heavyweights tell Brussels to cut Hungary funding European officials have called on Jean-Claude Juncker to cut off funding to Budapest until ‘basic democratic freedoms are reinstated’. 28/11/2017
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU eyes Africa trade boost A roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital. 27/11/2017
Next Series Finding better and quicker ways to tackle TB Futuris' Julián López Gómez travels to Tanzania, Malawi and The Netherlands to meet those developing new ways to beat tuberculosis 27/11/2017
United Kingdom Standoff over Irish border threatens Brexit talks Britain's Liam Fox says there won't be a deal on the question of the Irish border until the EU agrees to discuss trade. Brussels wants things to be dealt with the other way around. 26/11/2017
My Europe Series What's behind Budapest's bust up with Brussels? Hungary finds itself in an ideological battle with Brussels and several EU states. 24/11/2017
My Europe Series Discussing Hungary's democratic deficit Sophie Claudet talks to MEPs György Schöpflin and Judith Sargentini over whether Hungary is in breach of fundamental EU rights and the rule of law. 24/11/2017
My Europe Series Inside Hungary's far-right movement Ahead of 2018 elections, Hungary's Fidesz ruling party's campaign competes with far-right narratives. We met those who say immigration and globalisation threaten their identity. 23/11/2017