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Iran sanctions: their impact at home and abroad

The US will reimpose "full" sanctions on Iran and on foreign companies trading with Iran. What impact will this decision have on Iranians and on the rest of the world?

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EU defends proposal to cut farm subsidies

3.8 per cent reduction is not a "massacre", says EU Commission President Juncker

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EU on the brink of a major rift over migration

The bloc is seeking to reform the current system to avoid another big refugee crisis this summer

Economy

Macron's EU ambitions, one year on

After a year in office, how much progress has the French President made with his vision for a deeper Europe?

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EU’s carbon dioxide emissions ‘rose by 1.8% last year’

Campaigners have called on EU countries to step up their game after new figures suggested a rise in carbon dioxide emissions.

World

"Nobody wins with Brexit" says EU research chief Carlos Moedas

But the European Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation says he would still love to see post-Brexit Britain and the EU work together on science

Europe News

EU launches free Interrail passes for 18 year olds

Applications for 15,000 "DiscoverEU Passes" will open in June.

World News

More than just a budget: Europe's financial future

The EU budget: it's full of dry, impenetrable figures and indecipherable Euro-jargon, no? Well, not this time. The Commission is using it to determine the shape of the European future, and there is more revolution in there than you might at first think.

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EU unveils first post-Brexit budget

The EU unveils its first post-Brexit budget .... and remaining member states must make up for Britain's departure.

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Latest: military spending, Facebook conference, EU budget

The latest news this morning, Wednesday May 1

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As it happened: Wednesday morning, May 2

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.

Real Economy

Europe's housing prices continue to soar

In this edition of Real Economy, we focus on the fallout from rising house prices. What does it mean for homeowners, those seeking to buy and for the economy as a whole? The fear of a new property bubble is in everyone's mind.

USA

US extends negotiations on steel tariffs

US extends negotiations on steel and aluminium tariffs for EU, Canada and Mexico

World

'They beat you everyday' - the migrants turning back from Libya

Euronews has been to Niger, where many migrants are returning after facing tough conditions in neighbouring Libya

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EU nations back ban on insecticides to protect bees

European Union member states have backed a proposal to ban all outdoor use of neonicotinoid insecticides that studies show can harm bees.

My Europe Series

'Without Bosnia Herzegovina, European integration is not finalised'

Some Western Balkan countries are touted to become EU members by 2025 but Bosnia is not. Why is it taking such a long time?

My Europe Series

State of the Union: Will the Trump-Macron 'bromance' last?

World News

As it happened this morning: Thursday 26 April

The latest news concerning the inter-Korean meeting, Armenia protests, and the end of Macron's US visit.

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Brief from Brussels: EU plays catch up on Artificial Intelligence

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Brexit Britain faces pressure to swiftly register EU nationals

"We are... looking that it becomes a real system of registration rather than application"

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