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What are the deadliest countries for driving in Europe?

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Europe’s biggest debates on The Ring - EU’s security… at what cost?

Make it Work

Bulgarian scheme helps parents work by hiring jobseekers

In partnership with the European Commission

Europe in Motion

Wildfires: Burned area across Europe reaches size of Luxembourg

Europe in Motion

What do the numbers tell us about Europe's heatwave?

Europe in Motion

Which countries are most exposed to Hormuz crisis fuel price swings?

Made in Europe

Estonia's girls only HK Unicorn Squad is helping build the country's next tech generation

Brussels, My Love?

Podcast | Brussels eyes political reshuffles in London and Budapest

Europe in Motion

From housing to healthcare: What are Europeans worried about in 2026?

Europe in Motion

Where in Europe are buildings becoming more energy-efficient?

The Ring

Guiding Europe? Ireland's EU Presidency takes centre stage on The Ring

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Germany's Europe minister on EU budget: 'Options are limited'

Europe in Motion

Is Europe's new Entry/Exit system changing how Britons travel?

Europe in Motion

Where in the EU can people expect the longest working life?

Smart Regions

People’s photos are helping scientists record marine life in real-time in the Canary Islands

In partnership with the European Commission

Europe in Motion

Which EU country has the most cultural jobs?

Made in Europe

Agri-PV leads the way towards the sustainable use of solar panels

Brussels, My Love?

Podcast | Is social media over for under -13s in the EU?

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Europe in Motion

What do NATO citizens think of the alliance?

Europe in Motion

Education: How do Europeans feel about vocational training?

The Ring

Can common debt fix Europe’s growth problem? MEPs debate in The Ring

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Europe in Motion

Where is the EU's population growing the most?

Some of the EU's smallest countries have the highest rates of population growth, while its biggest members account for more than two-thirds of the bloc's population over all.

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National sovereignty is 'gift for US and China', Enrico Letta says

The former Italian prime minister tells Euronews that, to be able to compete with Washington and Beijing, the EU must keep a united front, adding that "the true battle is for European sovereignty".

Europe in Motion

Who's most likely to have unstable and short-term work in the EU?

Non-EU citizens in the bloc face higher rates of temporary and part-time jobs compared to EU nationals, with some countries showing greater disparities than others. What factors are behind it?

Europe in Motion

Shark fin trade slows in the EU, but how far off is a total ban?

EU countries export far more than they import. Europe in Motion breaks down the data.

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The Europe Conversation

‘More grids, more electricity’: IEA chief and EU Commissioner

Making electricity cheaper than fossil fuels is essential to improve energy security and cut dependence on imported fossil fuels, top energy officials told Euronews.

Made in Europe

Luxury paper made in Italy from waste : a way to reduce pressure on forests

Did you know that something as simple as drinking a cup of coffee can help create eco-friendly paper? In Italy, a historic paper mill is turning agricultural and textile waste into raw materials to replace part of the cellulose traditionally sourced from trees.

Brussels, My Love?

Podcast | What's keeping NATO together and what's pulling it apart?

With the escalation of the war in Ukraine, the deteriorating EU-US relationship, and the unstable situation in the Middle East, what's the state of the NATO alliance?

Europe in Motion

Where in Europe are scaleup companies performing best?

Europe's startup landscape is changing fast. Scaleups are driving jobs and innovation across the EU, but which countries and industries are leading the growth race?

The Ring

Is Belgium a narco-state? Brussels Mayor and N-VA opposition debate

Brussels and Antwerp have seen rising drug-related shootings and turf wars among trafficking networks. Has Belgium lost control of the drug issue? Brussels Mayor Philippe Close and conservative opposition politician Mathias Vanden Borre (N-VA) go head-to-head in this edition.

The Europe Conversation

'Debate it': ECB chief tells Euronews as Spain pitches fresh debt plan

European Central Bank President tells Euronews in an exclusive interview that it is "pretty obvious we need to have a European asset" that the markets see as safe and liquid, and one that can compete with the US.

Europe in Motion

Pets at work: Yes or no? Here are Europe's most pet-friendly countries

In a new survey of 16,000 workers, more than half would consider switching job for a dog-friendly company.

The Ring

Tanks vs tractors? - Can the EU keep shielding farmers? MEPs debate

Tough talks on the EU’s next long-term budget, Ukraine’s push for EU accession and skyrocketing fertiliser costs are putting European farmers under the political spotlight once more. Can the EU continue to appease them as it shifts its focus to defence and global trade? MEPs debate on The Ring.

Europe in Motion

Who in Europe is the most affected by extreme heatwaves?

Europeans are experiencing another record-breaking heatwave, but not everyone is affected equally. Who is the most affected by these extreme climate events on the old continent?

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Ratify Mercosur or risk losing region to China, Uruguay warns EU

In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Montevideo's foreign minister, Mario Lubetkin, talks about the Mercosur trade agreement, Uruguay's political options and Trump's attempts at imposing his will in the Western Hemisphere.

Europe in Motion

Who is turning the screw on sick leave across Europe?

As Germany moves to clamp down on what the government sees as too many people taking sick leave, how do sick leave pay and medical certificate rules compare across Europe?

Smart Regions

The Alps are drying out: EU-funded project assesses the future of Europe's "water tower"

In partnership with the European Commission

Will the Alps remain Europe's inexhaustible water tower? The Waterwise project is collecting an unprecedented amount of data from across the Alpine peaks to better understand the vulnerability of headwater catchments — the high-altitude streams that feed the continent's major rivers.

Europe in Motion

How much is the EU earning from high-tech products?

Europe is betting on tech sovereignty to strengthen its economy. So how important is high-tech manufacturing to the EU's marketplace, and which countries are leading the way?

Made in Europe

Zero deaths: How Helsinki became a world reference for road safety

With around 1.4 million inhabitants, the Helsinki metropolitan area has achieved an unquestionable milestone in road safety. What can other EU capitals and big cities learn from its success story?

Brussels, My Love?

Podcast | US Independence party in Brussels: Hit or miss?

A majestic celebration of the US Independence anniversary in the heart of Brussels' European Quarter, alongside talks to end the war in Iran have sparked reflection on EU–US relations.

Europe in Motion

Where is tourism causing the steepest rise in local rents?

Greeks, Italians and Spaniards have endured some of the highest rent hikes since 2019, ranging from €200 to €300 a year, and no, it has nothing to do with energy or construction prices.

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Confidence in Trump and the US's reliability declines across Europe

Views of the US are shifting across Europe, with confidence in Donald Trump and America's reliability eroding over time. How do individual European countries compare?

The Ring

MEPs clash in The Ring over the way forward after Europe's heat dome

A record-breaking heatwave is baking Europe - have politicians failed to protect citizens? Is air-conditioning the answer? In this edition, Benedetta Scuderi (Greens) and Andrea Wechsler (EPP) talk about the political consequences of a (failed?) climate policy.

Europe in Motion

Where do graduates struggle the most to find a job?

Europe in Motion breaks down employment and unemployment data across Europe.

Europe in Motion

What are the most liveable European cities in the world?

Urban populations continue to surge worldwide, bringing new opportunities and challenges. So which European cities stand out for quality of life in 2026?

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EU will 'come to its senses' on Israel, former Netanyahu adviser says

A former Israeli national security adviser told Euronews that the EU, which he called "irrelevant", will come to its senses and "realise who are the good guys, and who are the bad."

Europe in Motion

Heatwave: Which European countries are running out of water?

As Europe endures another brutal summer, Europe in Motion unpacks water stress levels across the continent.

Made in Europe

Buurtzorg: the Dutch proximity health care revolution

In the Netherlands, Buurtzorg’s self-managed nurses provide holistic home care and social support, helping older people live independently with dignity.

Brussels, My Love?

Podcast | From Nicosia to Dublin: Cyprus to pass the baton to Ireland

From the long-term EU budget to the conflict in the Middle East, what were the defining moments of Cyprus' presidency of the Council of the EU? And as Ireland takes over, what fresh ideas will it bring to the table?

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Europe in Motion

Which EU countries consume and produce the most gas?

Natural gas demand is climbing across the EU, even as domestic production struggles to keep pace. How do member states compare?

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EU's door 'is open to UK', former Brexit negotiator Barnier says

Ten years following the landmark vote, the EU's former Brexit negotiator said the bloc's door is open to the UK, but that London "cannot cherry-pick" EU policies.

Europe in Motion

How does Europe compare on protection against child sexual abuse?

New rules greenlighted this week will cover the use of AI in child abuse cases and considerably extend the limitation period to a minimum of 32 years.

The Ring

Will the UK rejoin the European Union? MEPs debate Brexit on The Ring

What has Brexit taught Europe about sovereignty, migration, economic competitiveness, democratic accountability, and disinformation? Has it strengthened the case for deeper European integration? MEPs debate the future of EU-UK relations on this edition of The Ring.

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Make it Work

Portugal's €1.5bn push for vocational training

In partnership with the European Commission

Portugal is pushing vocational training, backed by nearly €1.5bn in EU funding, to prepare 55% of its secondary school students for in-demand jobs.

Europe in Motion

Do EU citizens want the bloc to limit its reliance on foreign tech?

Europe relies heavily on foreign tech, but citizens increasingly want EU-controlled alternatives. How willing are Europeans to pay the price for digital sovereignty?

Europe in Motion

Brexit: This is what Britons would vote for in a new referendum

New poll says the majority of Brits want the UK back in the bloc, but the next general election might crush EU hopes again.

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Legal campaigner Gina Miller says new PM needs 'plan' for Europe

Gina Miller, the campaigner who successfully took the British government to court over its handling of Brexit, told Euronews that the next Labour leader needs a "plan" for the UK's relationship with the EU.

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Smart Regions

The free digital campus training people in cutting-edge technologies

In partnership with the European Commission

Germany’s Schleswig-Holstein has launched a digital campus with over 600 online and in-person courses on AI, virtual and augmented reality and other cutting-edge technologies. It is free of charge and open to all.

Europe in Motion

Ten years after Brexit: Europeans more positive about the EU

Polling from Pew Research shows favourable views of the EU have increased since Brexit, even as national polling indicates support for some eurosceptic parties is at a high.

Made in Europe

The world’s first cocoa-free ‘chocolate’ made from sunflower seeds

Do you have a sweet tooth? Let’s dig into the world’s first cocoa-free chocolate alternative made from sunflower seeds. ‘Made in Europe’ learns the secret behind ChoViva, a Bavarian newcomer in the food industry.

Europe in Motion

Europe looks at banning social media, and girls are most impacted

As the UK joins a growing list of countries looking at banning or severely curbing children's access to social media, data shows girls have higher levels of problematic social media use than boys across Europe.

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Brussels, My Love?

Podcast | Ten years on, Brexit ghosts still linger

Ten years ago, the UK voted to leave the European Union. On the eve of the 23 June anniversary, we look at how both the EU and the UK have changed since Brexit.

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EU of six, not 27, is needed to 'stay relevant' - Bruno Le Maire

The former French finance minister argued that new impetus should be given to the European Union, namely by uniting six core countries to deliver on key issues in the face of foreign threats.

Europe in Motion

Where is EV charging cheapest and fastest?

Europe's EV charging network is growing fast, but prices and refuelling point density vary widely across the continent. Europe in Motion breaks down the data.

The Ring

Can Europe compete economically with US and China? MEPs on The Ring

From Artificial Intelligence to rare minerals, from Trump's tariffs to China's cheap exports - in this edition MEPs Jörgen Walborn (EPP) and Lina Gálvez (S&D) talk about the global economic challenges that lie ahead and that impact all of us in Europe.

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