Brussels Briefing - A lighter look at European events

And now for something completely different, we take a look at some of the lighter stories from the happenings of the European Union.

Brussels Briefing - A lighter look at European events
Mon, 22 Jun, 2015 - 01:00
Ann Cahill

Leaders to do battle over immigration

EU leaders will do battle on the immigration issue on Thursday at their second summit this week — provided they resolve Greece today.

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