Belgium

Cult

Three fine movies compete for Lux Prize

The winner will be announced from the finalists next week in the 11th year of the prize, awarded by the European Parliament to reward movies that deal with European integration, and how the continent really is, today.

09/11/2018

Belgium

Convoy carrying British, Belgian prime ministers hit by car: reports

Two police motorcycles in convoy carrying the British and Belgian prime ministers were knocked over by a car on Friday in an apparent accident, according to media reports.

09/11/2018

World

Poland blocks far-right march | Raw Politics

Warsaw bans nationalist march marking 100 years of Polish independence | Raw Politics

08/11/2018

World

Centre-right party chooses Weber for top EU job | Raw Politics

Euronews' Darren McCaffrey speaks to Manfred Weber, who the European People's Party has chosen as its nominee for European Commission president.

08/11/2018

Belgium

Billions of Libyan assets mishandled by Belgian banks

An investigation is underway into Belgian banks billions of Euro are missing which belonged to the desceased Libyan strongman Mummar Gaddafi. This comes after Belgian authorities were accused of paying out interest and dividends on Libya’s frozen bank accounts.

07/11/2018

World

Weber and Stubb release campaign videos in their bid to succeed Juncke

Manfred Weber and Alexander Stubb have released campaign videos as they step up their bids to be the next president of the European Commission.

06/11/2018

Belgium

Raw Politics: Italy’s budget; Iran sanctions; and WW1 commemorations

Watch the full episode of Raw Politics for Monday, November 5.

05/11/2018

Europe News

Delphine Noël claims Albert II to be her biological father

Albert II denies claims by artist Delphine Noël to be her biological father

05/11/2018

Belgium

Michelin Star Chefs cook for homeless in Belgium

The meals are being served at the Place de la Monnaie in Brussels to those in need of a hot meal as part of a Red Cross winter initiative.

03/11/2018

World

Has the UK stolen a march on Brussels with its digital services tax?

Is the UK trying to show that passing laws is easier outside the EU?

30/10/2018

World

Is air pollution behind a surge in support for green parties?

What can be done to tackle air pollution in Europe and is a surge in support for green parties signalling a shift among voters?

30/10/2018

World

Should taxpayers be paying for electric scooters for MEPs and EU staff

A new trial will see 15 of the €500 electric scooters appear around the European Commission and European Parliament.

30/10/2018

World

Is it too early to tell who might replace Merkel? | Raw Politics

Today's expert panel will discuss what spelt the end for German Chancellor Angela Merkel and who might be her replacement.

29/10/2018

Europe News

Brussels attack survivor and former sports star runs marathon

On Sunday, Sebastien Bellin hovered behind the starting line of the Brussels marathon - two-and-a-half years after wondering whether or not he'd be able to walk again.

29/10/2018

Belgium

Watch: Scaffolding collapses in Antwerp, one dead, one injured

Scaffolding collapsed outside the Belgian city of Antwerp's central station, killing one and injuring another, according to police.

24/10/2018

Europe News

No new arms race - NATO

NATO chief doesn't foresee new arms race in Europe, despite the US pulling out of the INF treaty

24/10/2018

Belgium

Watch: Nigel Farage scolded after mocking EU’s role in defeating Nazis

“Laughter is the last refuge of the stupid,” Nigel Farage was told after ridiculing the EU’s role in defeating Nazism.

24/10/2018

Belgium

Watch: Animals at Antwerp Zoo enjoy pumpkin treats

Carved pumpkins filled with special treats were served to several animals including elephants, penguins, and Nestor the lion.

23/10/2018

World

Raw Politics: Should Europe ban arms exports to Saudi Arabia?

In the wake of the murder of government critic Khashoggi by Saudi Arabia, Euronews spoke to MEP's in Strasbourg asking should Europe ban arms exports to Saudi Arabia?

23/10/2018

World

Raw Politics: 60 seconds in Strasbourg

Raw Politics takes a look at what's up for debate this week in the EU.

22/10/2018

World

Raw Politics: Washington Post publishes last Jamal Khashoggi​ column

The Washington Post published what is believed to be the last column by the missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Raw Politics takes a look at the threat against journalists and whether Khashoggi's disappearance will change anything.

18/10/2018

Belgium

May and Tusk on the transition timescale

UK's PM says she wants the EU "to remain strong"

18/10/2018

World

Raw Politics: Brexit woes as summit comes to a close

As Brexit talks resumed in Brussels on Thursday, Raw Politics looks over the events and debates if a deal looks possible.

18/10/2018

Belgium

F-16 wrecked after 'worker accidentally fired at it from other jet'

A fighter jet was destroyed after a technician accidentally fired at it from another aircraft, sources have told Belgian broadcaster VRT.

18/10/2018

Europe News

What security is necessary at an EU summit?

Leaders require top security and the Belgian police force have a mammoth task on their hands when the heads of state or government come to town for a summit.

18/10/2018

World

Raw politics: Brexit breakdown, anti-Russian sentiment, Canada legalises pot

On Raw Politics this Wednesday: Brexit crunch talks, Russia's PM talks sanctions and anti-Russian sentiment, and Canada legalises pot to name just a few topics covered today.

17/10/2018