Zelenskyy rejects Putin's invite to Moscow and offers to talk in Kyiv
Sandor Zsiros
What do Europeans think about the state of the EU
More funding for research and education, more political independence and keeping Europe attractive are a few of the ideas Europeans on the streets of some the capital cities have for the European project.
EU and Tunisia must stem migration, but respect human rights - Weber
The EU must work with Tunisia to bring the number of illegal migrants down while respecting their right to human dignity, the leader of the centre-right European People’s Party (EPP), Manfred Weber, told Euronews.
The EU puts in place new measures to stop undue political influence
The EU is making fresh efforts to increase transparency and its own credibility following the recent 'Qatargate' corruption scandal. On the Global Conversation, Euronews spoke with Vera Jourova, vice president of the European Commission, to talk about the institution's new anti-corruption measures.
Hungary blocks new tranche of EU tool to boost military aid to Ukraine
Budapest says it will not approve any EU support for Ukraine that requires unanimity, including sanctions against Russia, until Kyiv removes a Hungarian bank from its list of "international war sponsors".
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Scandals have 'shattering effect' on belief in EU, says Ombudsman
In this latest episode of the Global Conversation, Euronews speaks with EU Ombudsman, Emily O'Reilly, about corruption, transparency, and trust in European institutions.
Scandals risk shattering people's trust in the EU, warns Ombudsman
In an interview with Euronews, Emily O'Reilly said citizens were "almost predestined" to distrust the EU institutions.
Yellow Ribbon exhibition in Brussels depicts Ukrainian resistance
A new exhibition shows objects from Ukrainian citizens and shares their stories about the Russian invasion.
'Wars end on the battlefield', Ivan Krastev tells Euronews
One year on from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Euronews speaks to Bulgarian political scientist Ivan Krastev about how the war has changed Europe
Ukraine will need 'fighter jets' after tanks, former president says
"If Ukraine had become a NATO member in 2008, the war would probably not be taking place right now," Petro Poroshenko told Euronews.
Corruption scandal: Metsola vows to review EU laws for undue lobbying
In her first interview with Euronews since the corruption scandal erupted, the European Parliament President promised "immediate" reforms.
As 2022 ends, here's what some MEPs hope to achieve next year
The environment, the energy crisis and defence are likely to be some of the big topics for European lawmakers next year.
Does Europe's long-term peace and security depend on enlargement?
"I think if there is one positive outcome of this war if there is any, is that it is a very clear reinforcement of the need to enlarge the European Union." Olivér Várhelyi, EU Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement with an in-depth discussion.
'State-terrorists': MEPs react after EU Parliament blacklists Russia
'State-terrorists': MEPs react after EU parliament blacklists Russia
If Ukraine war doesn't end, next winter will be even worse — Gentiloni
In an interview with Euronews, EU Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni discussed the worrying state of the European economy and the looming threat of recession.
MEPs mull declaring Russia a terrorist state over 'brutal' Ukraine war
At least three political groups are discussing draft resolutions that would label the Russian Federation as a terrorist state.
'Russia will lose the energy battle,' says IEA chief Fatih Birol
Europe was by far Russia's largest market and client and "Russia lost this client forever", the International Energy Agency chief said in an interview with Euronews.
Polish MEP to Berlusconi: 'Send the vodka back'
A European lawmaker urged Silvio Berlusconi to send vodka back to Putin after the former Italian PM appeared to say in a leaked recording that he'd received a gift from the Russian president for his birthday.
‘We need legally binding rules to protect media better,’ says Jourová
Euronews journalist Sandor Zsiros speaks to Věra Jourová, the European Commission's Vice-President for Values and Transparency, to find out more about the new Media Freedom Act.
Hungary ready for compromises with Brussels to unblock recovery funds
National minister Tibor Navracsics told Euronews that Budapest is ready to "speed up negotiations as much as possible."
Ukraine's territory will never be up for negotiation, warns Stefanchuk
Ruslan Stefanchuk told Euronews that "with each Bucha, the corridor for negotiations gets smaller and smaller."
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