Malta EU Commission 'horrified' by killing of Maltese journalist EU Commission says it's 'horrified' by the killing of a Maltese journalist, and trusts justice will be brought for her. 17/10/2017
Focus RegioStars Awards highlight Europe's innovative projects Awarding Europe's most inspiring regional projects that support people's lives through the creation of economic growth and jobs. 16/10/2017
United Kingdom Hillary Clinton gives view on Brexit Hillary Clinton has been visiting Wales, where she gave her views on Brexit at Swansea University 15/10/2017
Belgium Meet Madeleina Kay, the 'EU Supergirl' Kay was told to leave a Brussels press conference, despite having press accreditation 14/10/2017
Slovakia East v West - how EU countries are biting back at 'double standards' in food and product quality 13/10/2017
Europe News The EU can't mediate in Spain if only one side asks for it, says Juncker The EU Commission president said he doesn't want Catalonia to become independent 13/10/2017
United Kingdom Brussels plays good cop, bad cop over Brexit talks A draft EU document offers hope to the UK by suggesting internal preparations for future trade negotations should begin now. 13/10/2017
United Kingdom 'No great step forward' in Brexit talks, says Barnier David Davis and Michel Barnier gave a news briefing on the latest round of talks which have come to an end in Brussels. 12/10/2017
Spain Euroviews. View: What Catalonia crisis says about EU’s structure and prospects What is happening on the ground in Spain indicates that the European economic recovery is strengthening, while highlighting the limits of what the EU can achieve, writes Daniel Gros 11/10/2017
Spain Catalan leader suspends independence declaration, calls for dialogue Carles Puigdemont addressed the regional parliament following the October 1 referendum 10/10/2017
United Kingdom Is it too late to stop Brexit? Could the British government's decision to trigger Article 50 be reversed? 09/10/2017