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What fate awaits Europe's Syrian refugees? EU Home Affairs ministers remain divided

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Saudi Arabia to contribute €50m to Pompidou renovations in Paris

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Ukraine’s energy crisis holds a lesson for EU, Polish minister says

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European Central Bank delivers final rate cut of the year

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Top London store Harrods adds cover charge as Christmas strikes loom

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Competition opens to design national memorial for Queen Elizabeth II

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Austrian far-right party leader loses immunity in latest setback

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Serbian president agrees to protesters’ demands after weeks of unrest

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Latest news bulletin | December 12th – Midday

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Mystery surrounds removal of keffiyeh-cradled Jesus in Vatican Nativity display

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How to fall in love with film: Morocco's youth cinema screenings for young audiences

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Orbán ends EU presidency with controversial ceasefire mission, to Ukraine's dismay

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Google announces next generation of AI technology amid antitrust woes

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Elton John: Legalisation of marijuana in US and Canada 'one of the greatest mistakes of all time'

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New President of the European Film Academy Juliette Binoche: 'Don't go see just any film!'

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Romania and Bulgaria are granted full Schengen membership, with one caveat

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Slovakia passes law that could ban doctors from quitting, imprison violators

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British designer John Galliano leaves Maison Margiela after 10 years

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Starlight, star bright: The rise of astrotourism is drawing travellers to the dark skies of Africa

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Bosch: Up to 10,000 German jobs at risk as car market stutters

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Hopes of a US interest rate cut on inflation data helps Nasdaq soar

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Euro weakens ahead of the ECB rate decision due out later today

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Sneaky game of Snake? A Nokia Design Archive is celebrating the titans of 90s tech

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Has Europe politicised the right to asylum? | Radio Schuman

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Revealed: The highest earners in the new European Parliament

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Latest news bulletin | December 12th – Morning

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South Korean president denies rebellion charges

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EU will step in and continue support for Kyiv, predicts Ukraine's Vice PM for European Integration

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EU and UK have 'political room' to compromise as poll finds strong support for closer ties

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How can the Baltic states be defended from hybrid threats?

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Angry farmers protest in London

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Ukraine PM asks Germany to help pave the way for Ukrainian refugees' eventual return home

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Syria's new administration takes over country's main international airport

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Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp back online after global outage

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The King of Spain visits Italy

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Serbian students block access to universities

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German chancellor Olaf Scholz requests confidence vote for next week

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Macron seeks new PM as special budget bill is introduced to avoid government 'shutdown'

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US commander: Russia to supply North Korea with fighter jets in exchange for troop deployment

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Latest news bulletin | December 11th – Evening

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Are solar farms destroyed during storms? Experts debunk the myth that panels can’t handle the wind

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Where are the EU workers who continue working after retirement?

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Brussels green lights Poland's plan to temporarily suspend right to asylum

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A rare interview with Juliette Binoche - the new President of the European Film Academy

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EU ministers reach compromise on fishing quotas for overfished Mediterranean

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Conservatives demand ‘urgent’ action as EU car makers fall behind in race to electrify

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Poland opens its first LGBTQ+ museum

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EU slaps new sanctions on Russia targeting 'shadow fleet' of oil tankers

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The Arctic tundra has transformed from carbon sink to carbon source, report finds

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Denmark’s carbon tax on livestock: a model for Europe?

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