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Austria's president takes swipe at 'populist' parties.

Austria’s president took another swipe at so-called populist parties on Monday as he held talks with European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker.

Hungary

Hungarian PM: we welcome refugees fleeing Germany, France and Italy

Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban has offered to open up his country to refugees – but only those seeking sanctuary from the liberal policies of western…

USA

EU tells Trump to mind his own business

The European Union has urged the United States to respect the principle of “non-interference” in each other’s affairs.

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The State of the Union: EU gets tough on migration

This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly roundup of EU affairs.

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Ukraine seeks deeper EU ties

Urkaine’s prime minister has been drumming up support from the EU after renewed fighting in the country’s east.

Economy

The Brief from Brussels: Grexit makes a comeback?

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

Economy

EU portability means Netflix and travel

European Commission agrees new portability rules to end 'geo-blocking' so Europeans travelling within the EU will be able to access digital content.

USA

Trumps's potential ambassador to the EU calls out the bloc's 'blatant anti-Americanism'

Theodore Roosevelt Malloch, US President Donald Trump’s frontrunner to become ambassador to the European Union, has commented in an interview with Associated Press that the bloc is anti-American and t

Europe News

MEPs set to vote on Canada trade pact, but Walloons loom large

The Belgian region of Wallonia garnered international attention last year.

United Kingdom

Brexit bill backed by British parliament

Mps back Brexit bill

World News

EU health check - how are bloc's vital signs 25 years since Maastricht?

It’s 25 years since EU leaders signed the Maastricht Treaty, the agreement that paved the way for the modern-day European Union.

United Kingdom

Parliament gets Brexit vote, but Britain gets Brexit

Commons backs PM's 'no deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain'

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: how much will Brexit cost Britain?

This is the Brief from Brussels, our daily roundup of the latest news from Europe’s de facto capital.

Europe News

Brussels locals unaware of Maastricht milestone

Brussels has been celebrating the treaty that created the EU and the single currency.

Netherlands

Twenty five years on, the Maastricht Treaty looks hopelessly optimistic

The legacy of the Maastricht treaty, 25 years after it created the European Union and laid the foundation for the single European currency.

Europe News

EU defends Libya deal

The EU’s foreign policy chief has defended a deal to finance migrants camps in Libya.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: voter survey says Europeans want strong leaders

This is the Brief from Brussels, our daily roundup of the latest news from Europe’s de facto capital.

United Kingdom

Euroviews. European integration: Will the EU remain a beacon of openness and liberal democracy?

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Austria : veil ban protest

Nearly 1000 people took to the streets of Vienna on Saturday to protest against the Austrian government’s plans to ban the full-face veil.

Romania

Euroviews. All Eyes on Romania: Democracy’s Improbable Beacon of Hope? -View

Whether Romania can shine as a beacon of hope for democracy in Europe and beyond depends on how the current crisis will be resolved. The clock is ticking: the emergency ordinance’s provisions come into full effect on February 11 at midnight.