World News

EU can give UK unilateral right to leave the customs union: Barnier

EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said on Friday that the UK could be given the unillateral to leave the customs union, in a bid to unite UK parliament over the contentious backstop issue

8 March 2019

World

Right wing VOX party ruffling feathers at the European Parliament

“Our rights are not negotiable” was the message on display at the European Parliament on Wednesday. A powerful message from a group of Parliament officials protesting a conference involving the far right Spanish political party VOX.

7 March 2019

World News

EPP president says expulsion of Hungary's Fidesz party to be discussed

The European People's Party president has confirmed that the expulsion of Hungary's Fidesz party is on the agenda to discuss on the 20 March.

5 March 2019

Italy

Italian cooperatives fight organised crime with organic food boxes

Italian cooperatives fight organised crime with organic food boxes.

5 March 2019

Belgium

Fake News: Politicians, journalists, and scientists face mistrust toge

Who's to blame for fake news? Whether you read stories, write stories or appear in stories you might want to start by looking in the mirror.

15 February 2019

United Kingdom

Extension to Brexit withdrawal bill the 'only possibility'- EU sources

EU sources spoke to Euronews on Wednesday about the progress to Brexit this week.

13 February 2019

World News

Manneken Pis dons clothes for 112 Day

Wearing his European Emergency Number Association, Manneken Pis is helping to spread awareness of emergency services this 112 Day.

11 February 2019

Belgium

French reporters identify Nemmouche as their jailer in Brussels trial

French journalists identify alleged Brussels museum attack suspect Mehdi Nemmouche as their jailer and torturer in Syria.

7 February 2019

Europe News

Students march for the climate in Brussels

On Thursday, students took to the streets once again to call attention to climate change. Students have been protesting every Thursday in Brussels for several weeks.

7 February 2019

United Kingdom

Will this protester be the only obstacle to Brexit talks in Brussels?

As Theresa May headed back to Brussels try and amend a Brexit deal, a protester tried to jump out in front of May's car.

7 February 2019

Europe News

Brussels plans to plant a tree for every child born within the city

It is thought as a result 2,000 trees will be planted each year

6 February 2019

Belgium

Brussels blocks Alston-Siemens rail merger | Euronews explains

It would have harmed competition in the railway market, said the European Commission.

6 February 2019

United Kingdom

May vows to 'battle for Britain in Brussels'

The British prime minister said she would be entering talks with the EU with a "fresh mandate, new ideas and a renewed determination to agree a pragmatic solution".

3 February 2019

Economy

Europe's poverty gap

"The problem is not that we run out of money occasionally. The real problem is that we live our entire lives this way and our children grow up in this too.”

30 January 2019

Europe News

Over 70,000 people march for the climate in Belgium

Marchers braved the cold and rain in Brussels to urge politicians to act on climate change.

27 January 2019

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Belgian students demand climate protections

Thousands of students skipped school for the third week in a row and more than 30,000 gathered in the centre of Brussels to call for improved action on climate change.

24 January 2019

Europe News

Lawyers: Defendant in Brussels terror attack should be acquitted

No DNA of Mehdi Nemmouche found on door of Jewish Museum or revolver, they claim

15 January 2019

World

Watch in full: Raw Politics call-in show debates Eurosceptics' rise

The question of whether Eurosceptics will take over Europe was the key issue discussed on Raw Politics call-in show on Thursday evening.

10 January 2019

Europe News

Jewish Museum Brussels reflects on terror attack as trial opens

Almost five years on from the attack on the Jewish Museum in Brussels the trial opens for the main suspects. The cultural site is seeking to turn the page on the day it became a terror target, to become a space for dialogue and exchange.

10 January 2019

Belgium

Raw Politics, Your Call: Discontent in Europe

On Your Call, Raw Politics tackles the growing discontent in Europe with callers across the bloc and The Telegraph's Brussels Correspondent James Crisp and Greek MEP, Eva Kali.

8 January 2019