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Belgian police fired water cannon and used tear gas Sunday (4 December) to disperse protesters opposed to compulsory health measures against the coronavirus pandemic. Around 8,000 people marched through Brussels…
French far-right presidential candidate Eric Zemmour promised on Sunday (5 December) a “reconquest” against decades of decline at his first political rally, as scuffles with anti-racism protesters broke out on…
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France pledged on Thursday (25 November) to step up surveillance of its northern shores, but migrants huddling in makeshift camps said neither that nor a tragic drowning the day before…
The Capitals brings you the latest news from across Europe, through on-the-ground reporting by EURACTIV’s media network. You can subscribe to the newsletter here. Editor’s take: New pact for more…
German coalition divides up powers, CAP reform is mixed news for ploughers, and Swedish PM out after just four hours. This episode is supported by SESAR The Single European…
This week our Beyond the Byline Podcast focuses on the Energy Crisis and the effects that this is having on the economy of Europe, especially in terms of impact on…
This article is part of our special report (Anti)-discrimination in Europe: Where next?. Teaching colonialism is a first step to tackle structural racism in Europe, but inequality will not be…
France on Friday (26 November) scrapped planned talks with the UK about migrant crossings after an “
The coalition deal struck between three parties that will form Germany’s next government is very much in line with France’s own ambitions and priorities, including its vision of a more…