Culture news 'No-one will stop us': Ukrainian winemakers stand defiant Wine growers in Ukraine had a massive setback in 2014 when their greatest wine region, Crimea, was annexed by Russia. They will not be deterred by war, they say. 01/03/2022
Europe Decoded Why is the EU taking China to the WTO over its Lithuania dispute? Brussels says it went to the World Trade Organization after failing to settle the dispute with China. 28/01/2022
Taste China & US lead French Cognac boom as mixology drives domestic market The BNIC suggests that the growth is partly driven by "the development of mixology", which attracts "new customers in search of authentic products". 18/01/2022
Taste Gruyere refers to style not location says US trademark ruling American consumers do not associate the gruyere name with cheese made specifically from that region, said U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis. 11/01/2022
Turkey Turkey's Africa summit a chance to sell more drones Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has deepened his defence ties with African countries ahead of the gathering of the continent's leaders in Istanbul. 18/12/2021
Money Why is Turkey's currency crashing and what impact is it having? Turkey's currency is at an all-time low, as citizens rush to convert their savings. The fall-out of all this could make things difficult for President Erdogan. 04/12/2021
Europe News What's on the agenda for the new EU-US Trade & Tech Council? EU and US officials want to use the forum to strengthen economic ties, coordinate digital policy and resolve transatlantic disputes. 28/09/2021
Nature EU accounts for 22 per cent of global trade in shark meat, says WWF Thanks to confusing names, we could be eating more shark and ray meat than we realise. 16/07/2021
United Kingdom Bemusement at British PM's plans to build a 'national flagship' A new vessel crewed by the Royal Navy could be used to promote British trade interests overseas, 10 Downing Street announced on Sunday. 30/05/2021
Good Morning Europe UK government 'divided' over possible trade deal with Australia It comes amid concern the agreement could undermine the UK's farming industry. 24/05/2021
United Kingdom UK Navy warships stand down as tensions ease in Jersey HMS Severn and HMS Tamar are expected to begin their voyage back to Portsmouth within the next 24 hours after being deployed to a protest by French fishermen. 07/05/2021
Green News EU is the world's second biggest importer of tropical deforestation A new report from WWF has underlined the 'urgent need' for strong and effective laws on the destruction of nature. 14/04/2021
world news Suez Canal clears backlog of ships 5 days after Ever Given dislodged The last 61 ships stranded by the grounding of a massive container vessel passed the canal on both sides on Saturday. 03/04/2021
Europe News Suez blockage 'could cause months of disruption' at European ports The port of Antwerp told Euronews that shipments coming into the EU could be affected for months, even with the Ever Given ship freed from the Suez Canal blockage. 31/03/2021
United Kingdom Scottish fish exporter: 'We'll overcome this — but it'll take time!' GT Seafoods of Peterhead, which exports fresh fish to France, tells Euronews that post-Brexit bureaucracy means extra costs but argues that problems can be overcome. 12/01/2021
Uncovering Europe Scottish seafood trade 'grim' as Brexit red tape hits UK exports to EU Several trade bodies are warning that UK exports to the EU risk grinding to a halt, as new post-Brexit trade rules begin to bite. 11/01/2021
world news 'Firm decision' to be made on UK-EU trade talks by Sunday, leaders say Leaders say 'very large gaps remain' amid fears of no post-Brexit deal, following talks between UK PM Boris Johnson and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels 09/12/2020
Belgium Health is not a cost, it's an Investment, Some of the winners of the 2020 MEP Awards, organised by The Parliament Magazine, speak exclusively to Euronews. 04/12/2020
France France preparing for a no-deal Brexit amid London trade talks With just three weeks until the UK leaves the EU, France says it has the right to veto the trade agreement. 04/12/2020
world news Brexit trade talks suspended after EU negotiator contracts COVID-19 EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier announced the suspension on Twitter but said lower-ranking officials would continue discussions in the interim. 19/11/2020
world news Asia-Pacific countries including China sign world's biggest trade pact The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) signed by 15 countries encompasses around a third of world trading activity. 15/11/2020
Thailand Hungary's foreign minister tests positive for coronavirus in Thailand Only Peter Szijjarto tested positive and will be flown home alone. The rest of the Hungarian delegation will be flown back in a separate aircraft. 04/11/2020
Unreported Europe US election: how the outcome may affect trade conflict with the EU Since Donald Trump's accession to the presidency in 2017, relations with the EU have often been turbulent, not least over trade. Unreported Europe investigates how the outcome of the upcoming election may affect tariffs and taxes which have flown in either direction during the last four years. 30/10/2020
Green News US imports are helping to drive the ‘silent extinction’ of giraffes Giraffes parts are used for items such as bible covers, shoes and jackets. 15/10/2020
Europe News EU's priorities in Africa should be the same as in Europe, says MEP "Our priorities in Europe have to be the same in the agenda with Africa: equality, rule of law and democracy," said MEP Iratxe Garcia. 14/10/2020
Partner content Uzbekistan is upbeat on Afghan trade and development In his speech before the 75th Session of the United Nations General Assembly on September 23, the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan H.E. Mr. Shavkat Mirziyoyev sounded an optimistic note on Uzbekistan's burgeoning economic and trade developments with its neighbor to the south, Afghanistan. 12/10/2020
