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Brief from Brussels: Italy's political turmoil threatens trouble for EU

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EU-Italy: there may be trouble ahead

As political uncertainty continues in Italy, eyes turn to possible impact on EU and eurozone

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What next in Italy's political psychodrama? | Euronews answers

The rejection of a populist government in Italy could further inflame anti-EU sentiment and destabilise the Eurozone.

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Convergence: keeping up with Europe's big boys!

For low-income eurozone countries, holding their own in comparison with richer EU neighbours is an ongoing process

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Macron's EU ambitions, one year on

After a year in office, how much progress has the French President made with his vision for a deeper Europe?

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Greece: Reforms needed beyond bailout, say Eurozone ministers

Eurozone meeting follows Jean Claude Juncker's visit to Athens, where he talked of a "clean exit" from bailout programme in summer

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The Brief: The future of eurozone reforms and a meat scandal in Belgium

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French eurozone plans to hit German speed bump

The currency bloc's reform faces complications, as the new German government needs time to settle in and resistance is building among northern countries.

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Italy's election - a slap in the face for EU

The rise of populist and eurosceptic parties is set to cause ripples in the Eurozone

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Mário Centeno: "Portugal is a success in Europe"

Welcome to the Global Conversation with our guest Mário Centeno.

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What is being done to strengthen Europe's banks?

European banks are safer today because they follow a single rule book. Now we need to create a safety net to protect taxpayers if trouble strikes.

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Incoming Eurogroup president will bring new style to old problems

A week into his new job as Eurogroup president, Portugal's Mario Centeno will lead Monday's meeting of eurozone fianance ministers.

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Brief: Euro zone oversight and upheaval in Romania

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

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Falling trust and ‘toxic’ populism ‘eroding’ Europe’s institutions – E

The global risk consultancy says confidence in the political establishment and voter turnout have declined steeply. But it forecasts an encouraging year for the Eurozone.

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Migration, Brexit tops the agenda at EU summit

European leaders are meeting in Brussels for a two-day EU summit. Top of the agenda: defense, Brexit, and migration

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Brexit breakthrough - a personal victory for Theresa May

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Cambio di rotta all'eurogruppo: al timone ora c'è un socialista

Il portoghese Mario Centenp è stato eletto presidente dell'organismo che coordina i ministri delle finanze della zona euro

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Eurogroup to vote on their new chief

Four candidates via for the key job of heading the Eurogroup but Portugal emerges as favourite

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Euro zone's economic expansion 'solid'

Economy of euro zone enjoying most broad-based expansion in its two-decade history, but wages growth still far from where ECB would like to see it

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Fastest growth in decade forecast for euro area economy

European Commission forecasts predict real GDP growth of 2.2% amid political turbulence