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Business Review 2014 Part 3/4: 'Naked' Russia beset by sanctions, oil and rouble trouble

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New EU food labelling rules

EU moves to help consumers be sure about the food they buy come under scrutiny in this edition of Utalk. The question is from Ivan in Sofia

My Europe Series

Europe Weekly: EU Investment plans, protesters and parliamentary woes in last show of 2014

The last EU summit of 2014 has wrapped up in Brussels. A major investment plan topped the table during discussions. euronews’ show ‘Europe Weekly’

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Poland

Ukraine: Conflict could soon be over says optimist President Poroshenko

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has declared the conflict with Russia could be resolved within weeks. At the same time he also expressed a

Ukraine

Ukraine: Conflict could soon be over says optimist President Poroshenko

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has declared the conflict with Russia could be resolved within weeks. At the same time he also expressed a

My Europe Series

Chaos or cohesion: how will Europe respond to a major terror attack?

The spectre of a major terror attack hangs over Europe, with some analysts believing one is almost inevitable. The threat level against Western

Gaza

Palestinian Statehood: the road ahead

In 2014 one country in Europe made a decision which could have a significant impact on the Middle East. Sweden recognised the Palestinian state. It

Ukraine

Ukraine aims to apply for EU membership by 2020, says president

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has announced that Ukraine should aim to apply for EU membership in 2020. He also hinted at joining Nato saying

World News

EU Parliament passes watered down resolution on 'principal' of Palestinian statehood

With an overwhelming majority the European Parliament has spoken in favour of the principle of Palestinian statehood. The motion backed such a set up

Luxembourg

EU 'may appeal' against court order to remove Hamas from terror list

The Palestinian Islamist movement has welcomed the ruling by the General Court of the European Union, while Israel has criticised it.

Luxembourg

European court orders removal of Hamas from EU terror list on 'procedural' grounds

The ruling by the General Court of the European Union keeps measures against Hamas in place for three months, or pending an appeal.

Hungary

Hungarians call for Prime Minister Orban to quit in latest anti-government rally

Thousands of Hungarians turned out on Tuesday (December 16) to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Viktor Orban and to protest against tax hikes

Netherlands

Black Pete "a symptom of Europe's Afrophobia", warn campaigners

Economy

Belgium bids to bring energy and internet projects online with EU boost

Turkey

EU warns Turkey over dozens of media arrests

There has been outrage both within Turkey and internationally to the mass arrests of journalists, and broadcasters. Along with street protests the

My Europe Series

Europe Weekly: Lux Leaks scandal flares up again

In this edition of Europe Weekly: fresh allegations emerge over the use of Luxembourg’s tax regime by major firms to lighten their tax bills; the

My Europe Series

Let's be clear: Concerns for EU in Transparency International corruption index

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Milk protest in Brussels

Dairy farmer protest calls for greater EU support Dairy farmers from across Europe have staged a demonstration outside the EU headquarters in

My Europe Series

Choose carefully - the safety and quality of toys and games

Consumer rights relating to the safety and quality of toys is the subject of this Utalk. The question is from Paul in Marseille: “As Christmas