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Belgium

Belgium reaches deal to break deadlock over EU-Canada free trade agreement

The signing ceremony for the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement or CETA had been called off after the French-speaking region of Wallonia vetoed the deal.

Canada

Canada PM Trudeau cancels Europe trip with CETA deal still in limbo

He was supposed to be in Europe on Thursday for the signing of a landmark free trade deal with the EU.

Business Line

Ahead of Brexit, Britain ponders the power of small regions in global trade deals

Business Line considers how Wallonia's blocking of the CETA agreement with Canada could give London pause for thought on its Brexit negotiations.

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The Brief from Brussels: MEPs set to unveil rights prize winner

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

Belgium

French police to probe alleged UKIP scuffle

French police will now investigate an alleged scuffle between two members of the UK Independence Party in the European Parliament building in Strasbourg.

Europe News

Italy may miss fiscal targets: EU

Italy’s budget may not meet EU fiscal targets, according to the bloc’s executive body.

United Kingdom

Deja vu as Theresa May fends off 'shambolic' Brexit plan accusations

The British Prime Minister has again clashed in parliament in the face of opposition charges that the government has no plan for Brexit.

Italy

2016 - the deadliest year yet in the Med

With two months still to go, the deaths of refugees and migrants crossing to Europe has hit an all-time high

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: NATO ministers meet in Brussels

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

World News

Why the EU is even more divided than you think on Brexit

While the EU’s political heavyweights are scrambling to find a common position ahead of talks with Britain about its departure from the bloc, an obscure linguistic conundrum has shed light on the scal

United Kingdom

Food and insults fly across the Brexit table

Attitudes are hardening ahead of eventual negotiations to take the UK out of the EU, while the pre-talks void is being filled with mud-slinging - and satire.

World News

'CETA is not dead' - trade deal can be saved says EU

Brussels still believes a landmark trade deal between the EU and Canada - blocked by Belgium's French-speaking Wallonia region - can succeed.

France

Clearance of Calais camp resumes

Day one of ‘jungle’ evacuation is peaceful One-third of 7,000 migrants have been removed Concern remains over unaccompanied minors French authorities resume their evacuation of migrants from the ‘

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: France begins Calais 'Jungle' evacuation

This is the Brief from Brussels, euronews’ daily roundup of the top stories from across Europe.

United Kingdom

Brexit meeting 'deeply frustrating' says Scotland's First Minister

The British prime minister has called on the devolved parliaments of the UK to stand united on Brexit.

Europe News

EU-Canada trade pact still on rocky ground

The chances of EU and Canada finalising a free trade looks ever more remote.

France

Migrant anger grows over expected demolition of Calais camp

Fires were lit and rocks thrown on Sunday evening (Oct.

World News

3,300 migrants rescued by Italian coastguards in one day

They were picked up off one large boat, three smaller ones and 20 rubber vessels.

Canada

Wallonia - the mouse that roared

How has the tiny Belgian region brought a landmark global trade deal to the brink of collapse?