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Eurozone is doomed without radical reform says economist Stiglitz

As the eurozone struggles with weak growth and the threat of deflation, left-leaning economist and Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz told Euronews the currency bloc is doomed without radical changes.

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Hungary should be kicked out of the EU, says Luxembourg minister

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MEPs grill Britain's "last EU commissioner"

Britain’s so-called “last EU commissioner” has promised to serve “only the European general interest” if EU lawmakers accept him for the job.

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The Brief from Brussels: Barroso feels heat over US bank role

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

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What is the state of Juncker's Union now?

“Because our European Union is not in a good state.

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The European Commission explained

What is the European Commission?

United Kingdom

Brexit: EU visa scheme could see Britons paying to visit Europe

Post Brexit, Britons may have to apply online and pay a fee in order to visit the EU.

Economy

BRUA pipeline for European energy diversity moves forward

A move towards European energy diversity with the signing in Budapest of agreements to build the Romanian section of the BRUA pipeline network through Bulgaria-Romania-Hungary and Austria.

Greece

Greece calls for pro-growth policies at 'Club Med' mini-summit

Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras has called for pro-growth policies at a meeting of Europe’s Mediterranean countries in Athens.

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Let us roam - Brussels pulls back on latest plan for regulating mobile fees across EU

The European Commission has withdrawn proposals that would limit next year’s abolition of mobile roaming charges, after criticism that the rules should go further to favour…

Turkey

EU-Turkey should 'talk more to and less about each other' - Mogherini

Federica Mogherini has encouraged the European Union and Turkey to “talk more to each other and a little bit less about each other.

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State of the Union: revolving doors and Brexit preparations

State of the Union is a weekly round up of the top European news, hosted by our Brussels team.

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The Brief from Brussels: EU and UK negotiators in place for divorce

This is The Brief from Brussels, a daily round up of the top stories from around Europe.

World News

Brussels' plan to resettle refugees an 'abject failure'

Exclusive: It was meant to be the key plank in Brussels’ fight to show it was dealing with the migrant crisis unfolding on Europe’s doorstep.

United Kingdom

Tusk tells May 'ball in UK court' to get Brexit rolling

The European Council President Donald Tusk has met British Prime Minister Theresa May in London, saying “the ball is in the UK’s court” to start Brexit negotiations as soon as…

World

EU's Competition Commissioner fights tough for a fairer market

Declaring open season on tax evaders, one EU Commissioner is going up against the multinationals, but she has been accused of changing the rules of the game.

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The Brief from Brussels: mulling the future of US-EU trade ahead of presidential vote

This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily round up of news from across Europe.

Hungary

Hungary prepares for anti-refugee referendum

Less than one month to go before the referendum in Hungary and the streets are full with different types of billboards.

United Kingdom

UK Government hazy on Brexit

The UK government still lack clarity on Brexit almost three months on

Economy

Eurozone Q2 growth weakens

There was only weak growth again for the eurozone economy between April and June - up by just 0.3 percent from the previous quarter with exports the biggest contributor.