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EU mulls bringing back border controls to tackle security threats

27/09/2017

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The Brief from Brussels: Macron's EU vision

26/09/2017

France

Macron outlines sweeping EU reform plans

The French President calls for wide-ranging changes to relaunch the EU and strengthen Europe.

26/09/2017

World News

Euroviews. View: Why the end of the refugee relocation scheme should not mean the end to relocation

"We just want to live in a place where were we can start again and my children can go back to school. They have lost too much."

26/09/2017

Europe News

EU 'crackdown' on dodgy drinks, funny fish fingers

26/09/2017

France

Macron to unveil plans for Europe

New government in Berlin may put a dampener on Macron's plans for deeper eurozone integration

26/09/2017

Germany

Five takeaways from Germany’s election

What did we learn from the country's election on Sunday?

25/09/2017

France

France: thousands rally against labour reforms

The French far-left draws tens of thousands to a rally against controversial labour reforms.

23/09/2017

United Kingdom

Corbyn, Farage blast May's Brexit speech

22/09/2017

World News

Measles: a deadly killer that EU countries have failed to eliminate

It's worst in Italy and Romania.

22/09/2017

Germany

Merkel, Schulz reach out to undecided voters as far-right surge looms

The German Chancellor and her Social Democrat challenger say every vote counts, as the Alternative for Germany (AfD) looks set to become the most far-right party in parliament for 60 years.

22/09/2017

My Europe Series

State of the Union: Catalonia crisis overshadows Brexit and German elections

22/09/2017

Europe News

Road to recovery? Mixed EU reaction to May's Brexit speech

22/09/2017

Europe News

Kurdish referendum: should the EU fear independence?

World powers are worried independence for Iraq's Kurdish region could stir tensions.

22/09/2017

Economy

EU seeks 'joint approach' on digital tax

European Commission wants level playing field, with online multinationals accused of paying too little tax

21/09/2017

Europe News

EU-Canada trade pact sparks food safety concerns

Campaigners fear there could be a drop in food standards, as CETA deal comes into force

21/09/2017

Europe News

Brief from Brussels: EU defends passengers over Ryanair flight cull

18/09/2017

Cyprus

Cyprus 'sells' citizenship to Russia and Ukraine's super-wealthy

At least 400 individuals, including the super-rich from Russia and Ukraine, have allegedly received Cypriot citizenship by investing in the country

18/09/2017

Serbia

Serbia's lesbian PM joins Belgrade Pride Parade

Campaigners have described the event as a test of the conservative Balkan state's rights record as it seeks to join the European Union.

17/09/2017

Economy

Juncker brings positivity to Europe but is it just a pleasant dream?

The European State of the Union speech set out an ambitious future but lacked detail.

15/09/2017