Now playing Next Europe News The Brief from Brussels: D-Day for the Dutch, Turkey-EU relations further strained This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. 15/03/2017
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Now playing Next France €5,000 jackets, €2,500 trousers; but Francois Fillon’s bank account might not support his rich tastes Scandal-hit French presidential candidate Francois Fillon is facing further scrutiny over an anonymous benefactor paying for his designer suits. 13/03/2017
Now playing Next Netherlands Wilders decries Turkish rallies in bid to revive Dutch campaign A week before elections in the Netherlands, the Freedom Party leader added his voice to the controversy over Turkish rallies. 08/03/2017
Now playing Next France Alain Juppé won't stand in French election Alain Juppé has ruled himself out of the French presidential race, as his party’s preferred candidate struggles with an employment scandal. 06/03/2017
Now playing Next Netherlands Ban the Koran in the Netherlands, says far-right leader Wilders Leader Geert Wilders tells Euronews he thinks the Koran should be banned in the Netherlands 05/03/2017
Now playing Next United Kingdom Democratic Unionist Party finish one seat ahead of Sinn Fein in N. Ireland snap election The two largest parties now have three weeks to form a new power-sharing government in order to avoid devolved power returning to Westminster. 04/03/2017
Now playing Next France French elections under scrutiny With less than two months remaining before the French go to the polls, the run-up to the presidential elections has so far been tainted by scandals. 02/03/2017
Now playing Next United Kingdom Northern Ireland votes, but will Westminster prevail? Northern Ireland votes in an Assembly Election, but with the two main parties at odds, a fresh power-sharing government seems on rocky ground. 02/03/2017
Now playing Next United Kingdom Northern Ireland election puts power-sharing in the balance Northern Ireland is holding a snap election after the collapse of its government last month and many see it as a last-ditch attempt to save power-sharing between nationalist and unionist… 02/03/2017
Now playing Next World News Northern Ireland heads to polls to end political deadlock Election campaign exposes deepen rift between British nationalists and Irish nationalists 28/02/2017
Now playing Next France French Greens embrace Socialists and start joint presidential campaign French electors have no environmental presidential candidate to vote for for the first time since the 1960s, with the Greens' man now campaigning alongside the Socialists. 27/02/2017
Now playing Next Germany Wings of change favour Germany's Social Democrats Martin Schulz, the party's candidate to be chancellor, is riding high in the polls, giving the SPD its best showing in a decade. 27/02/2017
Now playing Next USA US Democrats pick Obama veteran for chairman Democrats in the US have elected former Labor Secretary Tom Perez as their chairman. 26/02/2017
Now playing Next France Topless Femen activist heckles French far-right's Marine Le Pen France’s far-right National Front leader Marine Le Pen has been heckled by a topless Femen activist at a news conference intended to outline her views on foreign policy ahead of the presidential… 23/02/2017
Now playing Next Republic of Ecuador Ecuador election goes to an April run-off The presidential race in Ecuador is to go to a second round run-off between leftist government candidate Lenin Moreno and ex-banker Guillermo Lasso. 23/02/2017
Now playing Next United Kingdom Macron scores PR coup with visit to Downing Street French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron goes on a charm offensive to woo French voters in London 22/02/2017
Now playing Next Republic of Ecuador Ecuador election: opposition protests over slow presidential vote count There have been protests in Ecuador after vote counting in the country’s presidential election dragged into a third day. 21/02/2017
Now playing Next France Le Pen's Paris headquarters searched by police FN officials have told the Reuters agency the search is connected to an inquiry into the alleged misuse of European Union funds to pay parliamentary assistants. 20/02/2017
Now playing Next Republic of Ecuador Leftist Moreno leads in Ecuador presidential election Leftist Lenin Moreno leads in Ecuador's presidential election, but he may not have enough votes to avoid a run-off. 20/02/2017