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10/5/16, 12:05 PM CEST
EU debates free InterRail passes for teenagers
BY Joshua Posaner
Free train travel becomes a weapon in popularizing EU.
10/5/16, 11:36 AM CEST
Philippine president: Obama to hell, EU to purgatory
BY POLITICO
Rodrigo Duterte to the bloc: ‘Better choose purgatory, hell is filled up.’
10/5/16, 11:02 AM CEST
Nigel Farage confirms he is still UKIP leader
BY Hortense Goulard
‘I keep trying to escape,’ the UKIP leader said.
10/5/16, 10:50 AM CEST
Jean-Claude Juncker: Europe needs more than ‘poems’
BY Maïa de La Baume and Hans von der Burchard
Commission president said agreement by EU leaders in Bratislava was not ‘sufficiently concrete.’
10/5/16, 9:14 AM CEST
Emmanuel Macron edges closer to running for French president
BY Hortense Goulard
Potential presidential hopeful takes aim at opponents’ brushes with the law.
10/5/16, 7:46 AM CEST
Pence breaks with Trump on Putin, attacking Assad
BY Nahal Toosi

10/5/16, 7:29 AM CEST
5 takeaways from the debate that didn’t matter
BY Glenn Thrush
Pence disappoints Trump, Kaine over-rehearses, and Quijano whiffs.
10/5/16, 5:34 AM CEST
European Parliament gets an art museum for €1
BY Tara Palmeri
Best EU deal ever? Assembly will annex house and garden belonging to painter Antoine Wiertz.
10/5/16, 5:28 AM CEST
Top 12 moments of the US vice presidential debate
BY Matthew Nussbaum
Kaine attacks and interrupts as Pence casts the Democrats as the ticket of insults.
10/5/16, 5:27 AM CEST
Gay Polish mayor becomes opposition icon
BY Claudia Ciobanu
Robert Biedroń is a progressive and openly gay mayor in one of Europe’s most conservative countries.
10/5/16, 5:23 AM CEST
Scottish nationalist fury at ‘arrogant’ May government
BY Peter Geoghegan
‘This is not just about what London wants’ — Scotland’s minister for Brexit.
10/5/16, 1:01 AM CEST
Theresa May to attack elites for being out of touch on Brexit
BY Louise Roug
She will break from her predecessor and promise to ’employ the power of government for the good of the people.’
10/4/16, 11:00 PM CEST
Diane James quits as UKIP leader after 18 days
BY Louise Roug
The MEP was seen as Nigel Farage’s heir-apparent.
10/4/16, 7:30 PM CEST
Viktor Orbán proposes ban on groups of migrants
BY Cynthia Kroet
‘The referendum result must be enforced in law,’ Hungarian PM says.
10/4/16, 7:23 PM CEST
ECR picks its Parliament presidential candidate
BY Cynthia Kroet
Conservative group backs Belgium’s Helga Stevens.
10/4/16, 6:59 PM CEST
European Parliament wants ‘ambassador’ schools to shape young EU minds
BY Tara Palmeri
Program aims to reach hundreds of thousands of first-time voters.
10/4/16, 5:58 PM CEST
John Kerry’s rallying cry to Europe: It’s time for ‘pushback’
BY David M. Herszenhorn
In defending the Euro-Atlantic alliance, US secretary of state highlights its weaknesses.
10/4/16, 5:27 PM CEST
Tories unveil plans to boot out EU criminals
BY Cynthia Kroet
Home secretary says Brexit vote sent a ‘clear message’ on migration fears.
10/4/16, 4:47 PM CEST
5 things to watch in the vice presidential debate
BY Glenn Thrush
An exhausted nation turns its lonely eyes to Tim Kaine and Mike Pence, two suburban dads who are about to stop playing nice.
10/4/16, 4:46 PM CEST
Erdoğan insult case against German comedian dropped
BY Cynthia Kroet
Court ruled that ‘no criminal acts could be proven’ against Jan Böhmermann for insulting foreign head of state.
10/4/16, 4:22 PM CEST
UK defense secretary: We will continue to block EU army
BY Cynthia Kroet
Michael Fallon reiterates warning to Brussels.
10/4/16, 4:05 PM CEST
Kaczyński casts doubt on a second term for EU’s Tusk
BY Jan Cienski
Poland’s Law and Justice Party leader blames European Council president for the death of his brother.
10/4/16, 3:20 PM CEST
John Kerry: US ‘not giving up’ on Syria
BY David M. Herszenhorn
Secretary of state has strong words for Russia and makes an implicit jab at Donald Trump.
10/4/16, 3:20 PM CEST
Trump touts himself as the comeback kid
BY Eli Stokols
The Republican nominee offers no apology for his tax history — and promises ‘when the chips are down is when I’m at my very best.’
10/4/16, 3:18 PM CEST
Turkey suspends more than 12,000 police officers
BY Hortense Goulard
The government also said it would extend the state of emergency by three months.
10/4/16, 3:02 PM CEST
‘Pig-gate’ author back in favor
BY Tom McTague
But Michael Ashcroft told ‘it might be a bit soon’ to meet David Cameron.
10/4/16, 2:24 PM CEST
Hilde Vautmans, the MEP who helped bring gay marriage to Belgium
BY ALDE Group
The Flemish MEP, a protégé of ALDE leader Guy Verhofstadt, says she is frustrated that the European Parliament moves so much more slowly than the Belgian one.
10/4/16, 2:19 PM CEST
Tories to review rules on PM dying in office
BY Charlie Cooper
Senior Tories worried about party being taken over by leader with grassroots support but not backed by MPs.
10/4/16, 1:52 PM CEST
Guy Verhofstadt: Splitting four freedoms would ‘destroy’ EU
BY Hortense Goulard
The Liberal leader hopes the UK and the EU will remain ‘close’ after Brexit.
10/4/16, 11:00 AM CEST
Theresa May pledges to close loopholes to cut UK migration
BY Hortense Goulard
PM did not give a timetable or specify details on the measures she would take.
10/4/16, 9:37 AM CEST
UK military to opt out of European human rights pact
BY Hortense Goulard
Move will wipe out ‘vexatious claims,’ UK prime minister said.
10/4/16, 8:41 AM CEST
Russia withdraws from US nuclear pact
BY Hortense Goulard
Putin accused US of not honoring its side of the deal.
10/4/16, 5:55 AM CEST
Netherlands braces for sharp right turn
BY Tom-Jan Meeus
Tradition of compromise succumbs to a new appetite for conflict.
10/4/16, 5:21 AM CEST
Brexit stands trial in Northern Ireland
BY Peter Geoghegan
Theresa May’s vow there will be ‘no opt-out from Brexit’ could have profound implications for Northern Ireland.
10/4/16, 5:09 AM CEST
The puzzle of Trump’s massive losses
BY Brian Faler
‘A $916 million loss is basically a sign that says, ‘Audit me,” says one expert.
10/3/16, 10:52 PM CEST
MEPs call for better monitoring of rule of law
BY Harry Cooper
Committee approves new mechanism to ensure fundamental rights.
10/3/16, 8:43 PM CEST
US cuts off talks with Russia on Syria cease-fire
BY Nahal Toosi
‘This is not a decision that was taken lightly,’ a spokesman said.
10/3/16, 8:18 PM CEST
Marine Le Pen and the Trump-supporting US congressman
BY Nicholas Vinocur
National Front leader pictured with Republican Steve King.
10/3/16, 7:30 PM CEST
Serbian president hints at migrant border closure
BY Cynthia Kroet
‘We don’t have an obligation to take in refugees,’ Tomislav Nikolić says.
10/3/16, 7:04 PM CEST
The solution to Brexit? Innovative jam
BY Paul Dallison
Trade department backs sending British jam to France.
10/3/16, 6:50 PM CEST
Can Trump turn the page?
BY Eli Stokols
With five weeks left, the GOP nominee posted his worst stretch ever and has seven days to wait before his next debate.
10/3/16, 6:09 PM CEST
Refugee boys ordered to use separate bathrooms at school
BY Carter Stoddard
Some Italian parents concerned that youngsters had contagious diseases.
10/3/16, 5:50 PM CEST
Europe unimpressed by May’s tough talk on Brexit
BY David M. Herszenhorn and Tara Palmeri
From Paris to Brussels to Prague, EU governments say they won’t let Britain have its way.
10/3/16, 5:28 PM CEST
Estonian parliament elects first female president
BY Carter Stoddard
Kersti Kaljulaid chosen as compromise candidate.
10/3/16, 4:43 PM CEST
Mission accomplished for Viktor Orbán
BY Lili Bayer
The ruling Fidesz party succeeded in spreading its anti-immigrant message among a receptive population, say opposition figures.
10/3/16, 4:03 PM CEST
Boris Nemtsov murder trial begins in Moscow
BY Carter Stoddard
Five suspects to face trial for ‘vile and cynical’ killing of Boris Nemtsov.
10/3/16, 3:54 PM CEST
Kim Kardashian robbery ‘a rare act’ says Paris mayor
BY Cynthia Kroet
French capital is still safe for tourists, says Anne Hidalgo.
10/3/16, 3:18 PM CEST
Switzerland takes in first Syrian refugees from Greece
BY Cynthia Kroet
900 asylum seekers from Italy and 600 from Greece will arrive in the country.
10/3/16, 3:14 PM CEST
Erdoğan accuses EU of failing to deliver promised aid
BY Hortense Goulard
‘They promise but do not deliver,’ the Turkish president said.
10/3/16, 3:11 PM CEST
Philip Hammond warns of Brexit ‘turbulence’
BY Paul Dallison
British chancellor drops budget surplus plan.
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