Previously in Europe, an Ohioan Unionist Movement. This week we discuss the Bulgarian general elections in our Elections Section, should that be a hashtag... hmm. Also we discuss the fallout from the official Article 50 letter being delivered and how much Juncker likes bees. Which is cool.

This week's music is Stoned in Paradise by Mawkish from Italy

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Previously in Europe, Russia's Eurovision Entry. This week we discuss various events in the UK including the terrorist attack in Westminster. The French have a presidential election debate. Additionally we discuss developments in the Ukraine and Belarus.

This week's music is Encore by Canblaster from France

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Previously in Europe, Hugh. This week it's just me, Kieran/Ciarán (who knows with my name anymore) Hugh is on holiday so I try to cover the Dutch election results and what it all means. I also cover how the press was slightly misleading about the ECJ's ruling on workplace bans of religious symbols and the ultimately uneventful Rome Summit.

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Previously in Europe, Erdogan. This week we discuss the Dutch general elections happening next week. Additionally we look at some elections around Europe including France again! Tusk is re-elected as EU council president despite protest by the Polish government

This week's music is Roots by Tobu from Latvia

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Previously in Europe, Le Pen's immunity from prosecution... This week we discuss the many election developments in various European countries. Also Junker's white paper on the future of the EU is leaked.. Additionally a German journalist is arrested in Turkey, Sweden brings back conscription, shots are accidentally fired near president Hollande.

This week's music is Obey by Huskey from Denmark

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Previously in Europe, a debating Wilders. This week we discuss the events surrounding last weekend's Munich defence conference, American VP Micheal Pence's comments and Europe's reaction to them. Then we went on a slight fear-mongering rant and landed on mystery radiation. Also we discuss Wilder's current campaign, or lack there of, and whether there is actually a merit to what he is doing.

This week's music is Vanilla by Meluran from Denmark

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Previously in Europe, Junker. This week we discuss the events surrounding the Turkish government structure referendum, the proposed referendum in Romania on government anti-corruption policies and the Dutch general elections. Additionally various internal EU events including CETA passing the parliament and Junker's proposal for reforms to how the EU Commission works.

This week's music is My Love by Mabull from Denmark

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Previously in Europe, the_schulz. This week we discuss the EU Summit in Malta and the resulting plan to stem migration from Libya, we also discuss the ongoing protests in Romania as the Romanian Justice Minister steps down. Finally in Hugh's refusal to constantly discuss the French elections, we talk about the Liechtenstein general elections and the slight upswing in SPD support in Germany.

This week's music is Stay With Me by Valesco from Austria

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Previously in Europe, roaming charges. This week we again discuss both the French presidential election and Romanian protests over legislation seen to weaken anti-corruption attempts. Also the EU finally works out a deal to end mobile phone roaming charges within the EU.

This week's music is Movement 8 by Paul de Aragon from the UK

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Previously in Europe, Romanian prisoners. This week Romanians took to street over a possible move by the government to undo so much anti-corruption work. The likely French socialist presidential candidate is a bit of a surprise. Additionally there are some new dates for upcoming elections taking place in Bulgaria and Italy. Also Schulz lied to us!

This week's music is Emotional by Umpire from Vienna, Austria

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