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EU's top job race: Who is Ska Keller and what does she stand for?

EU Elections 2019: Who is Ska Keller? And what does she stand for?

Ukraine

A day in the life: A Ukrainian family votes for their next president

Elections provoke heated debate in Ukrainian society, and opinions often divide families and the closest of friends. Yet sometimes they bring families back together as voters travel back to their birthplace to cast their ballots.

United Kingdom

Brexit deadlock continues as MPs fail to back alternative options

MPs fail to gain support for any alternative path to Theresa May's Brexit deal in a second round of indicative votes.

United Kingdom

What happens next with Brexit over the coming fortnight?

MPs are due a second ‘meaningful vote’ on the EU-UK exit deal. If it’s defeated again then more votes could lead to Brexit being delayed.

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World News

European Parliament elections: Voter registration deadlines

Euronews takes a look at the voter registration deadlines for the European Parliament elections.

United Kingdom

Theresa May in workers’ rights pledge to win Brexit deal support

The British prime minister is promising measures to help protect workers’ rights, to try to win opposition support for the UK-EU exit deal.

World

EU marks 40 years of direct elections | Raw Politics

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the first direct European Parliament election of June 1979.

United Kingdom

Here are the jokes other Europeans are making about the UK over Brexit

It comes as the British Prime Minister Theresa May tries to gain support for her Brexit deal in the Commons on Tuesday.

World News

Brexit 'Plan C': what is in the Malthouse Compromise?

UK Conservative Party MPs from both sides of the Brexit divide hope their new plan can break the deadlock and pave the way to an orderly exit from the EU.

World News

Calls for greater transparency over MEPs' €4,416-a-month expenses

A European Parliament called for greater transparency from MEPs over a €4,416-a-month sum given to them no questions asked, on Thursday.

United Kingdom

May says UK will be in full control of immigration after Brexit

British Prime Minister Theresa May is talking up her immigration plans under the new Brexit deal at the CBI conference in London.

World News

New Caledonia votes against independence from France

Voters in New Caledonia have decided that the South Pacific islands should become remain as a French territory

Ireland

Ireland votes to abolish 'medieval' blasphemy law

A referendum was held on whether to change the law, which makes publishing or uttering a blasphemous comment punishable by a fine of 25,000 euros.

World

Trump dismisses sex assault claim against Kavanaugh as 'Democrat hoax'

Donald Trump has apologised to Brett Kavanaugh for the "pain and suffering" caused to him by sexual misconduct allegations, which the President has dismissed as a politically-motivated "hoax"

Romania

All Views: What do Romanians think about the marriage referendum?

Euronews took to the streets of Bucharest to ask people what they think about the vote, which could see the constitution amended to redefine marriage as being only between a man and a woman rather than “two spouses”.

Brazil

Brazil elections: Economic challenges

As people go to vote in the presidential elections in Brazil on Sunday, in between the controversies and scandals, most of them worry about being without a job with 13 million people out of work

Russia

Russian parliamentary elections tarnished by unprecedented pension reform outcry

As Russia votes in this year's parliamentary and regional elections on September 9, the imminent victory of Vladimir Putin's ruling United Russia party might be tarnished by nation's outrage over highly unpopular pension reform.

United Kingdom

Euroviews. Why we need a people's vote on the Brexit deal | View

"Let's face it, no one thinks this is going well!" Co-founder of Our Future, Our Choice!, Femi Oluwole, explains why he's campaigning for a second vote on the Brexit referendum.

Mali

Mali: Run-off presidential election voting is relatively peaceful

It's the run-off presidential election between the incumbent Ibrahim Boubacar Keita and his opposition challenger Soumalia Cissé. It's despite a surge in ethnic and militant violence during Keita's time in office and violence in July's election

Mali

Mali: voters go to polls for run-off presidential election

The incumbent Ibrahim Boubacar Keita is expected to beat the opposition challenger Somalia Cisse for a second five-year term amid accusations of voting fraud and the threat of violence