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Many non-EU travellers to face €7 fee to enter Sweden
Non-EU citizens who are visa-exempt will have to get authorisation and pay a €7 fee to enter Sweden and other Schengen zone countries when new rules come in to force before the end of 2022, the European Commission confirmed on Tuesday.
Which countries in Europe would be on the EU's list of 'dark red zones' for Covid-19?
The EU has proposed imposing extra travel restrictions on parts of Europe with very high rates of Covid-19 infections, but which countries would currently be included on the list?
EU says blanket UK travel ban should end to allow people to return home
The European Commission has recommended countries lift the blanket transport ban on the UK to allow residents to return home and for essential travel. Each country will now have to decide whether to follow the recommendation.
UPDATE: European Union officially approves Pfizer vaccine for rollout
The EU Commission gave the green light on Monday to the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine for use across the European Union. It comes after the European Medicines Agency also gave its approval.
'Landlocked' in the EU: Are you affected by loss of onward freedom of movement?
The UK government's decision to end freedom of movement does not just hit Brits in the UK, but also those living around the EU who may need or simply want to move to another EU country in future. Please tell us if you are affected.
EU announces no-deal plans to guarantee road and air travel with UK in January
With Brexit talks between London and Brussels seemingly deadlocked, the EU has published its no-deal contingency plans to ensure that road and air links with the UK can continue in January.
Around Europe: How a surge in Covid-19 cases has impacted life in different countries
Many governments around Europe are ramping up restrictions in a desperate bid to stem the resurgence of Covid-19 and avoid more damaging lockdowns and ever-tighter rules. Some countries are in a better position than others, as our team of journalists around Europe report.
Brexit: European nationals warned of change in travel rules when visiting UK in future
European nationals have been warned that the rules to enter the UK will change in autumn next year, meaning ID cards will no longer be accepted at the border.
EU launches legal action against UK over breach of Brexit deal
The EU has launched legal action against the UK government for alleged breach of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement, the European Commission chief confirmed on Thursday.
Europe's 'alarming' infection rates and shorter quarantine periods worry WHO chiefs
The European chapter of the World Health Organization on Thursday said it saw "alarming rates of transmission" of Covid-19 across the region and warned countries against shortening quarantine periods.
'Brexit terms must be respected': EU's Barnier sends message to Boris Johnson
The Brexit terms that Britain agreed to before formally exiting the European Union "must be respected," chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier said Monday, after reports that London might seek legislation to override key parts of the deal.
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PODCAST: "You don't have to be very successful to get into the AfD"
On this week's podcast we look at why Germany's far-right party is already upsetting the country's politics.
LISTEN: Austria turns right, Venice bids for freedom, France stamps on sex pests
In this week's podcast we look at how Austria's government could soon include an ex-Nazi party. How right wing could it get?
Listen: The Local's new Europe-wide podcast
In the first ever episode of The Local Europe Edition, our new podcast, we talk Catalonia, how English is taking over Berlin and the Nobel Literature Prize.
Americans abroad: get off the fence, stop Trump
If you're an American in Europe, don't let high-minded queasiness stop you using your vote - there's too much at stake, says Laura Shields of Democrats Abroad.
‘No need to be nasty over Brexit talks’: Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday said the European Union has "has no reason to be nasty in the negotiations " with Britain about its exit from the bloc.
Brits: Why vote away your right to move in Europe?
The right to move around Europe is an incredible privilege. Brits about to vote in their referendum should know that this right is at risk, says The Local's Managing Editor James Savage.
Brits: don't let bumbling councils steal your vote
British electoral authorities have a terrible record when it comes to processing overseas ballots. Laura Shields says Brits abroad need to pile on the pressure - now.