Europe News EU plans to challenge Trump's tariffs before WTO Europe among the countries likely to suffer most from new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. 14/03/2018
United Kingdom How close will EU and UK stay after Brexit? With widely differing views about what the future relationship should look like, plenty of tough negotiations still lie ahead 14/03/2018
Europe News Italian right-wing leader slams EU 'destroyers' in Strasbourg Matteo Salvini denounced the European Union as “destroyers” for policies he said robbed citizens of the right to hope. 13/03/2018
Europe News EU seeks exemptions from Trump's tariffs Brussels is facing mounting pressure from the European steel industry to protect its interests 13/03/2018
World News 80% of people believe fake news ‘a problem for democracy’ — EU study A survey of over 26,500 people in Europe finds widespread awareness of fake news online and a relatively high level of trust in traditional media over social networks and video hosting websites. 13/03/2018
World News EU backs Britain over nerve agent case European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis has reassured Britain of EU support. 13/03/2018
Europe News MEPs urge investigation after top job goes to Juncker's chief of staff MEPs are calling for an investigation into Martin Selmayr's appointment as EU Commission secretary general. The 47-year-old previously worked under its president, Jean-Claude Juncker. 12/03/2018
World News Martin Selmayr: why such a fuss over the ‘Beast of the Berlaymont’? The promotion of Jean-Claude Juncker’s right-hand man to the post of top EU civil servant has been described as “Machiavellian” and prompted the EU Parliament to investigate. 12/03/2018
World News Euroviews. Populism in the West is thriving. Get ready for a new normal | View The speed and the disruption of globalization has resulted in a new post-Cold War political context. 11/03/2018
World News EU and Japan want exemption from US metal import tariffs US President Donald Trump has set import tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminium, but he exempted Canada and Mexico 11/03/2018
Europe News EU sets sights on boosting parental rights "It's clear that if I didn't have children or if I was a man, I would have gone for other jobs with more responsibility." 08/03/2018
Europe News Belgian spirits company fears Trump trade war "If tomorrow, there is a change in import duties, it will affect them (the distillers) tremendously" 07/03/2018
Europe News Italy's election earthquake shakes Brussels "They do not wish the EU to continue in this way of a federal Europe or united states of Europe," says one Conservative MEP. 06/03/2018
World Jean-Claude Juncker and EU 'enlargement fatigue' European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker speaks to Euronews about border disputes and EU enlargement. 02/03/2018
World News May outlines the Brexit 'hard facts' We all need to face up to some hard facts," Theresa May tells ambassadors and business leaders in the Mansion House 02/03/2018
United Kingdom Watch again: British PM Theresa May gives key Brexit speech British PM Theresa May has given a landmark address in which she set out the UK's Brexit negotiating position in more detail. 02/03/2018
United Kingdom Unite behind Brexit: Theresa May to give key speech The British Prime Minister will call for the UK to come together behind the broadest possible deal with the EU. 02/03/2018
World News British PM Theresa May prepares landmark Brexit speech Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May meets with European Union Council President Donald Tusk at 10 Downing Street in London 01/03/2018
World Tony Blair says 'soft' Brexit is not a sensible option Speaking to Euronews, former UK prime minister Blair says hard Brexit or remaining in EU are the only “workable” options for Britain. 01/03/2018
Republic of North Macedonia Macedonians protest name change demanded by neighbouring Greece But Greece will veto the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia from joining the EU and NATO until it does. 28/02/2018