USA 02/03/2018 Brussels sparks trade war fears after Trump’s tariff announcement The European Union has vowed to hit back after the US revealed plans to impose import tariffs on steel.
world news 29/01/2018 What is Trump’s problem with the EU’s trade policy? Euronews asked trade and politics experts why Trump thinks EU policies are “very unfair” to the US.
Rides & Experiences 14/12/2017 5 'Star Wars' technologies now moving from make-believe to reality May the force be with us!
brussels bureau 08/11/2017 NATO defence ministers mull military build-up Ministers meet in Brussels to discuss new maritime and logistics commands
brussels bureau 26/07/2017 European Commission concerned as Russia sanctions bill passes in US Congress The European Commission has again raised concerns over proposed US sanctions on Russia, as the bill is passed by the US House of Representatives.
Ukraine 09/07/2017 US Secretary of State visits Ukraine U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson arrived in Ukraine for the first time on Sunday, meeting President Petro Poroshenko for talks.
View 03/07/2017 View: Trump's flawed reasoning on climate change The major flaw in Trump’s reasoning is that combating climate change would strengthen the US, not weaken it. Trump is looking toward the past – a past that, ironically, was not that great.
corporate 27/06/2017 Google hit with record fine for abusing internet search monopoly For the European Union, the record 2.4 billion fine against Google is all about choice and protection for consumers. EU anti-trust regulators say
USA 03/06/2017 US voices vow to defy Trump on climate as White House digs in The White House is standing by Donald Trump’s decision to pull the US out of the Paris accord on climate change – and refusing to say whether the
state of the union 02/06/2017 The State of the Union: EU and China target Trump over climate change In this week’s edition we delve into the deepening divide between the European Union and the United States.
View 18/04/2017 Trump's incoherent strategy is Putin's opportunity By Nina L. Khrushcheva, Professor of International Affairs and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at The New School and senior fellow at the World
Italy 10/04/2017 G7 ministers seek a united front on Syria and North Korea Energy ministers have already failed to reach agreement on a joint statement on climate change at the meeting in Italy.
economy 31/03/2017 Trade trouble as Trumps's beef with the EU hots up Trump's trade beef with Europe escalates
USA 17/03/2017 Trade and NATO top agenda as Merkel and Trump hold first meeting in Washington The German Chancellor and the US President have held their first joint press conference.
USA 17/03/2017 Merkel meets Trump at the White House German Chancellor Angela Merkel and US President Donald Trump haven’t always seen eye-to-eye, meaning their first face-to-face discussions could be tense.
USA 17/03/2017 Trade and NATO to top Trump and Merkel talks The last time Germany’s chancellor Angela Merkel went to Washington it was at the behest of her close friend and ally Barack Obama.
world news 04/03/2017 EU Commission non-committal over Parliament's US visa call The EU Commission has said it will “take note” of a vote by the European Parliament to reintroduce visa requirements for US citizens, temporarily.
world news 03/03/2017 EU Parliament moves to end visa-free travel for Americans The European Parliament has taken the first step in potentially revoking visa-free travel of Americans to the European Union
View 27/02/2017 Turning towards authoritarianism: Is Trump taking the US down Turkey's path? By Joschka Fischer, Germany’s foreign minister and vice chancellor from 1998 to 2005 Little more than a month after US President Donald Trump’s
state of the union 24/02/2017 State of the Union: Marine Le Pen's National Front quizzed over 'fake jobs' This is State of the Union, a weekly round up of the top stories from across Europe.
