The European elections are just two weeks away, and as the trend of voting against the status quo continues in national elections across the bloc, the results promise to be surprising.



The Alliance of Liberals and...

On The Stream: What lies ahead for refugees on the edge of Europe amid a standoff between Turkey and Greece?

The leading candidates to become the president of the next European Commission have clashed over Germany’s support for the creation of an EU army.



With just three weeks to go elections for the European Parliament,...

Everyday we ask politicians about the state of affairs in Europe. About the things that are on people's mind: the economy, migration, the climate and much more. Now that populism and nationalism are on the rise, we...

Viktor Orban has taken his anti-migration rhetoric up a notch ahead of the European elections.



In a new poster campaign, the Hungarian government has attacked European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker for...

1. The Philippines could charge officials of Sanofi over dengue deaths



The Philippine justice ministry said on Friday it had found probable cause to indict officials from French pharmaceutical...

UK Prime Minister Theresa May is heading back to Brussels to reopen talks on Brexit, after the deal she agreed with the EU in November was rejected by her own government.



May is to meet with European Commission...

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has been met with frustration on all sides, after winning a vote in Parliament that sent her back to the EU to renegotiate her Brexit deal.



It's another Brexit staredown as the...

German MEP Manfred Weber



"The outcome of the vote in the House of Commons tonight is disappointing. Instead of clarity, the vote produces more uncertainty....

In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: the UK prime minister seeks assurances once again from EU leaders of the Irish backstop, without success. Poland's prime minister wants Article 7 dropped, and EU leaders give their wishes for...

Hello and welcome to 2019 - if you enjoyed the political rollercoaster that was 2018, then you’ll love what the next twelve months have in store. Predictions are a tricky...

The EU’s ambassador to the US has been downgraded, it has been claimed, in a further sign of turbulent, transatlantic ties.



David O’Sullivan has dropped to the bottom of a US list of diplomatic...

The European Union is accused of failing to properly deal with the coronavirus, even as two of its members are among the hardest-hit worldwide

Selmayr-gate fallout continues - the EU ombudsman investigating the appointment of Martin Selmayr to the highest ranking official in the European Commission's response presented no new information and did not alter the inquiry...

The Brief: NATO meets amid Ukraine-Russia tensions, Selmayr inquiry rumbles on 

The European Union has taken its first step towards disciplinary procedures against Italy over its budget plans.



The bloc's legislative arm, the European Commission, announced on Wednesday that Italy...

In this edition of the Brief the EU responds to the Italy budget plans, Kremlin critic Navalny is allowed out of Russia to attend court in Strasbourg, and Woman at War wins the European parliament's Lux Film prize.

Brussels’ reaction to Italy’s budget would have been softer if it was dealing with a more mainstream government.



That was the claim of Latvian MEP Roberts Zile, reacting on Euronews’ Raw Politics programme to the...

Many schools in Europe are embracing digital technology as a way to improve the learning experience in the classroom. Itaka school in the Spanish city of Seville is no different. Most of the students at the...

Brussels is preparing to get tough with Rome. In an interview with the Italian press in Brussels, the President of the European Commission expresses concerns on the draft budgetary plan that Italy sent to the European...

The Washington Post has published what is believed to be the last article by the missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi. In it, he warns governments in the Middle East "have been given free rein to continue silencing the media at...

As European environment ministers gather in Luxembourg tomorrow they have a blunt message to consider. In the words of one Greenpeace activist: “ACT NOW IDIOTS”.



A new report issued by the Intergovernmental Panel on...

What's it like to be close to the EU, but not actually a member?



As Brexit Britain tries to close a deal with Brussels, Norway could offer so

me clues.

Ambassadors from Norway, Iceland and...

In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: With Brexit Britain still trying to close a deal with Brussels, we look at how Norway enjoys close relations as a non-member; Ryanair told to respect EU rules, as cabin crew prepare to strike...