Europe News EU countries agree on new Russia sanctions, including coal embargo "The aim of our sanctions is to stop the reckless, inhuman and aggressive behaviour of the Russian troops," said the EU's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell. 07/04/2022
Europe News The EU has a 'moral duty' to make Ukraine a member state: Estonia PM Kaja Kallas also called for the EU to invest in military technology and be willing to intervene militarily to prevent Russian aggression. 09/03/2022
Uncovering Europe In Moldova's east, Maia Sandu's EU membership bid divides opinion On the border wth Transnistria, the Russia-backed breakaway region, some Moldovans favour Russian links over European. 07/03/2022
Europe News 'Freedom convoy' protest fails to make a splash in Brussels A police operation prevented trucks and vans from entering Brussels and disrupting the city in protest against COVID restrictions and vaccine mandates. 14/02/2022
Europe News Belgian teachers protest working conditions and financial cuts The demonstration in Brussels gathered teachers and school staff from the French-speaking region of Wallonia. 10/02/2022
Europe Decoded How could the EU respond if Russia invades Ukraine? Moscow’s continuing escalation of the situation at the border with Ukraine means Brussels is having to weigh up its options in the event of an attack. 25/01/2022
Europe News Roberta Metsola vows to 'stand up' for EU after election win Metsola will succeed David Sassoli, who died on 11 January and whose term of office ended this week. 18/01/2022
Europe News What happens now after the death of David Sassoli? A race that was once seen as predetermined is suddenly wide open. Here are 4 leading candidates 13/01/2022
Europe News NATO 'must be prepared for failure' of Ukraine-Russia dialogue Representatives from Moscow will be in Brussels on Wednesday to discuss the situation in Ukraine at the NATO-Russia Council. 07/01/2022
Europe News Here are some of the issues Brussels will have on its plate in 2022 New year, same old problems? 28/12/2021
Europe News Far-right divisions on display after failure to form political group Leaders of European far-right and populist parties left their Warsaw summit with a statement pledging "closer cooperation" rather than the creation of a formal alliance. 06/12/2021
Europe News EU parliament gives green light to agricultural reforms MEPs voted overwhelmingly in favour of changes to the bloc's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). 23/11/2021
This will impact your life What policy options do EU decision-makers have to fight the pandemic? Over the weekend tensions flared over new pandemic restrictions. Europe's vaccination drive is reaching a critical point. So what are the options facing decision-makers to fight back against a new wave of coronavirus infections? 22/11/2021
Europe News European Business Summit: Challenges and opportunities amid 4th covid wave Euronews went to the yearly European Business Summit which is happening in Brussels for more than 20 years and spoke to some of the key players of the business scene in Europe. 17/11/2021
Europe News What's really going on with the EU's energy crisis? Not every country agrees on how to move forward, even if most are feeling the impact of the energy crunch. 21/10/2021
Europe News EU court begins hearing Hungary and Poland dispute over rule of law The two hearings, one brought by Hungary and one by Poland, will conclude on Tuesday but it could be months before the European Court of Justice gives its ruling. 11/10/2021
Europe News Brussels braces itself for COVID passes to boost vaccinations Lagging vaccination rates in the Belgian capital mean authorities are considering imposing COVID passes for restaurants, bars and other public establishments. 08/09/2021
Europe News Brussels doctors to prescribe museum visits for stress For the next three months, five public museums in the Belgian capital covering fashion to art will take part in the pilot project. 08/09/2021
Europe News More than 450 "sans papiers" say they have not eaten since May 23rd A hunger strike taking place at a church in central Brussels and at two universities in the city is pressuring the government to grant them residency without going through the asylum process. 29/06/2021
Europe News EU leaders blast Viktor Orbán over anti-LGBT bill during tense summit EU leaders joined forces to criticise the Hungarian Prime Minister, with the Dutch PM even suggesting Hungary should leave the bloc if it doesn't agree with EU values. 24/06/2021
Europe News EU leaders expected to confirm financial aid for Turkey migrant help The bloc's 27 heads of state and government will meet in Brussels on Thursday to also discuss migration, COVID-19 and relations with Russia. 23/06/2021
Uncovering Europe Montenegro urges EU not to tie its hands in anti-corruption fight Dritan Abazovic says that the EU-backed court is holding up investigations into Montenegro's president, Milo Djukanovic, and his allies. 24/03/2021
Europe News Belgian hearing into Paris attacks accomplices begins A court in Brussels begins its hearing into the 20 people accused of aiding and abetting the terrorists involved in the 2015 attacks in the French capital. 02/02/2021
Belgium Four still in custody in Belgium as Interior Minister condemns riots Four people remain in custody in Brussels after a demonstration over the death of a young Black man in police custody turned violent. 14/01/2021
Smart Regions Brussels' most sustainable pool is going down swimmingly The Free University of Brussels has created a pool that uses technology to help minimise its impact on the environment. It produces less CO2 emissions, uses less energy, less water and it's revolutionising the swimming experience. 21/12/2020
Belgium Another EU leader tests positive for COVID-19 after Brussels summit Slovakian Prime Minister Igor Matovic is urging people to be "extremely careful" after testing positive for coronavirus. 18/12/2020
