Europe Weekly: EU inks free trade deal with Canada Belgium's football team celebrates its first major tournament in 12 years and are on the way to Brazil. Germany's car industry successfully lobbied to have new proposals on capping emissions watered...with the support of Berlin. and Turkey could resume EU accession talks soon, if the European Commission's advice is backed by member states. All this and more in this edition of Europe Weekly. Story 1: Canada Industry on both sides of the Atlantic had been urging the EU and Canada to finally agree upon a free trade deal. Canadian PM Stephen Harper visited Brussels on Friday to iron out the final differences. Story 2: Turkey The European Commission sees positive steps from Turkey despite recent protests against the country's Islamist government. Story 3: Ukraine. Julia Tymoshenko may swap a Ukrainian hail for a German hospital soon, according to one EU commissioner. Brussels says it's a key condition before they'll sign a trade pact with Kiev. Story 4: Germany Germany's premium carmakers won't face strict CO2 emissions quotas anytime soon. Berlin got new allies to back its bid to delay the proposed legislation. But what's not clear is what the UK and France got in return? Story 5: Belgian football. Belgium's national football team were in the doldrums a decade ago. Since then, they've produced one of the world's most exciting teams. But it's more about following a simple philosophy, rather than money. Agenda: Now let's look at next week's agenda: On Monday, another plenary session kicks off in Strasbourg with MEPs. That's where Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi will receive her long-awaited Sakharov Prize on Tuesday. On Thursday, EU leaders meet in Brussels for another summit. And on Sunday; don't forget to set your watches back one hour as Summer Time comes to an end in Europe. You can see this and all of our reports on Euronews.com. Thanks for watching.