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The Brief from Brussels: MEPs condemn Hungary's university law

This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

Belgium

Renewed call for Syria's Assad to go eclipses EU conference

Britain and France have renewed their call for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to go, after an alleged chemical attack by Damascus killed scores of people in a rebel-held…

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Farage slams EU leaders as 'gangsters' over Brexit

Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has described EU leaders as “gangsters,” as the European Parliament adopted a resolution setting the red lines for the Brexit…

Economy

Merkel ally Weber warns London on euro clearing business

The Brexit battle lines have been further drawn after German politician Manfred Weber warned that the City of London stands to lose its leading role in euro-denominated business after the UK leaves th

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Don't be against us - plea of Syrian refugee family in Luxembourg

Just 16-thousand migrants have been moved from Italy and Greece under a controversial EU relocation scheme.

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Germany stands-up for EU 'precious legacy'

In the face of rising populism and nationalism, Germany’s newly-elected Federal President has delivered a message of defiance in the European Parliament.

Spain

Gibraltar: the 300-year-old thorn in UK-Spain relations

The question of Gibraltar has been a thorn in the side of UK EU relations for years and now with Brexit, tempers are flaring again

World News

What are the best countries in Europe for international students?

Germany is the most attractive country for international students, followed by the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: Syria's future in spotlight, Gibraltar-Brexit row

This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

Economy

European manufacturing feels the benefit of global economic wind

Manufacturing may be regaining its lost lustre in Europe as orders pour in for EU goods and factories report output up in Germany, France and Italy.

United Kingdom

UK politician is slammed for 'sabre-rattling' over Gibraltar

Everyone knows Brexit will be difficult – but is talk of war a step too far?

Europe News

US tells NATO members to cough up more cash

NATO’s spending target of two percent of the yearly economic output of members is neither “reachable nor desirable.

Europe News

EU unveils draft guidelines for big Brexit talks

The EU has unveiled its plans for negotiating the big Brexit, after the UK formally filed for a divorce.

World News

"50 shades of Brexit"- euronews journalists discuss the impact of Brexit

Brexit has kept us pretty busy in the newsroom these past months but it has also lead to heated discussion over tea or coffee in the breakroom.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: EU gears up to talk Brexit

This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital.

United Kingdom

Britain's parliament braces for Brexit

For the next two years the UK parliament will be dominated the enormous legislative task of repealing thousands of European laws

Europe News

Brexit is 'not the end' of the EU

We will survive – the message from the EU’s most powerful political family in the wake of Britain’s formal decision to quit the bloc.

United Kingdom

Brexit day one: David Davis hits the ground running

On day one of Brexit proceedings, the UK says time is needed to carry out the changes it wants to, but says it will keep some EU laws.

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No blind Brexit, say protestors

Demonstrators stage a protest outside of the Houses of Parliament ahead of the British PM Theresa May, triggering Brexit with Article 50.

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British MEPs celebrate launch of Article 50

British MEPs celebrate with cake and bubbly in Brussels following the announcement that Britain has formally requested to leave the European Union