Europe News EU hits back after UK moves to change post-Brexit trade rules London insists the planned legislation would not break international law. 17/05/2022
Europe News Ukraine war is 'a wake-up call' for faster transition to green energy "No country controls the wind and the sun. Let’s make sure that this is the last time that the global economy is held hostage to the hostile actions of those who produce fossil fuels." 17/05/2022
The Cube Social media platforms under pressure over Buffalo shooting livestream The European Commission is currently developing new regulations that will force companies to better moderate content. 16/05/2022
Europe News EU and US agree to strengthen global supply chains amid Ukraine war The two sides were meeting in Paris for the second Trade and Technology Council. 16/05/2022
Europe News EU 'held hostage' by Hungary over Russian oil ban, Lithuania claims Twelve days after the Commission unveiled its plans to impose a phased embargo on Russian oil, negotiations are still dragging on. Hungary is now being accused of keeping the sanction package "hostage". 16/05/2022
Europe News Huge growth cuts and soaring inflation: EU makes economic forecast Brussels has been giving its economic forecast today. 16/05/2022
Europe News Russia solider, 21, on trial for war crimes in Ukraine In a watershed moment, a Russian soldier has gone on trial in Ukraine, after he was accused of murdering an elderly civilian. 13/05/2022
Europe News Sweden joining NATO would 'deter the threat of military conflict' A formal decision on whether Sweden will join NATO is expected in the coming days. 13/05/2022
Europe News Talks on an EU-wide Russian oil ban could drag on until end of May Hungary, Slovakia, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic are against the timeline of banning Russian oil imports by the end of the year. 13/05/2022
Uncovering Europe From anti-vax to pro-Putin, conspiracy theorists now back Russia's war Known for their large and sometimes violent anti-COVID-19 vaccination protests, some vaccine sceptics in Austria, encouraged by the extreme right, are now supporting Putin's Russia and its war against Ukraine. 13/05/2022
Europe News EU has become 'aggressive and bellicose' amid Ukraine war It comes as the EU announced it was giving Ukraine another €500 million to buy heavy weapons to fend off Moscow's invasion. 13/05/2022
Uncovering Europe Serbia journalists still fear abuse despite press freedom rise? Critical journalists have faced rising violence and harrassment and few of the perpetrators have ever been brought to justice. 13/05/2022
Europe News Brussels aims to circumvent Moscow's blockade of Ukrainian ports It wants to help Kyiv export crucial goods like grain to help soften the blow to the global economy. 12/05/2022
Uncovering Europe Inside a hospital near the frontline of Russia's war in Ukraine The injured are sometimes the forgotten victims of war. Euronews visited a hospital in Ukraine to meet some of them. 12/05/2022
Europe News 'Question marks over Northern Ireland's place in EU's single market' It comes amid a long-running dispute between London and Brussels over the Northern Ireland Protocol. 12/05/2022
Europe News Which parts of the Eurozone are being hardest hit by record inflation? Eurozone inflation is expected to hit a record high of 7.5% in April. 12/05/2022
Uncovering Europe Do Western Balkan countries like Macron's idea for a two-tier Europe? Serbia, Albania, North Macedonia and Montenegro all applied to join the EU more than a decade ago. 12/05/2022
Europe News Finland wants to join NATO. But how does a new member sign up? The process to join the alliance relies heavily on the political appetite of member states. 12/05/2022
Europe News Inflation in Sweden has just hit its highest level since 1991 Surging prices, exacerbated by Russia's war in Ukraine, are fuelling the problem. 12/05/2022
Europe News MEPs meet with UK lawmakers to discuss Ukraine war and Brexit The joint parliamentary meeting comes in the midst of growing tensions regarding the Northern Ireland Protocol. 12/05/2022
