Smart Regions The European initiative helping tourists to discover nature in a sustainable way On the Spanish-Portuguese border, a sustainable tourism project is encouraging visitors to discover the natural and cultural heritage of this area with electric vehicles over a distance of more than 1000 kilometres. 07/06/2021
Unreported Europe The billion-dollar motorway leading Montenegro to nowhere Montenegro is building one of the most expensive highways in the world. It is financed by a loan from China. Its tourism-based economy is being crushed by the pandemic making the already difficult loan impossible to pay back and the motorway still isn't finished. 07/05/2021
Smart Regions How a small French town became a key transport hub In this week's Smart Regions, Euronews finds out how Gardanne's new transport hub is helping the region to thrive and easing the commute of thousands of passengers. 26/04/2021
Spain In pictures: Spain under snow as weather alerts remain in place Spain was plunged into chaos on Saturday as snow blanked the country, bringing it to a standstill. 09/01/2021
Smart Regions This cross-border cycle path links Spain to the Atlantic Pyrenees The bicycle has no borders. That's the essence of Ederbidea, a cross-border cycle path, supported by the European Union's Cohesion Policy that aims to promote cycling, reduce traffic congestion and improve health for all. 04/01/2021
Uncovering Europe Europe's major ports are ready for Brexit. Here's how they did it Europe's major ports have used the last four years wisely to prepare for every eventuality when the UK becomes a third country. 21/12/2020
Europe News EU and UK transport officials reprimand France over UK truck chaos Thousands of hauliers remained stranded in mass gridlock in Kent on Christmas Eve, held up by the slow delivery of the COVID-19 tests demanded by France to enter its territory. 20/12/2020
Europe News EU sets aside €1.6bn of financial firepower to reboot arts sector Artists appealed to EU leaders for the need to support culture which has helped Europeans to cope with "great personal and societal adversity". 24/07/2020
Europe News Power to the pedal as Brussels opens its first cycling 'motorway' It is part of an effort to increase sustainable travel, respect social distancing and ease pressure on crowded public transport in the wake of the COVID-19 lockdowns. 22/07/2020
United Kingdom What can the UK learn from Europe about the pitfalls of e-scooters? New transport legislation comes into effect in the UK on Saturday, marking the way for the introduction of e-scooters. Europe has long had this mode of transport on its streets - so what can the Brits learn from this? 04/07/2020
Unreported Europe Europe's secret truck war: drivers pay the price for east-west divide Legal loopholes, exploitation and claims of human trafficking: this film exposes the reality of Europe's ruthless trucking industry and its dividing effects on European politics. 01/05/2020
Belgium 'A step in the right direction': Vienna-Brussels sleeper maiden voyage The inaugural journey of the first Vienna-Brussels sleeper train has been touted as the big step toward sustainable travel in Europe. 20/01/2020
Europe News The Battle for Brussels roads It is one of the most congested capitals in Europe, and a new transport minister hopes to strike a balance between helping people get around and cutting carbon emissions. 11/12/2019
Europe News Who are Ursula Von de Leyen's picks for Romania, France and Hungary? The new European Commission president's nominees for Hungary, France and Romania have now been approved. 19/11/2019
Smart Regions Electric tricycle causing a spin with those with impaired mobility New electric tricycles that resemble Roman chariots have begun appearing in France. They are calling the vehicle, the Benur and it's already causing a sensation for those with impaired mobility. 21/10/2019
Europe News The Brief: Hybrid threats and Europe's vulnerability EU Defence Ministers are meeting in Helsinki to discuss how to counter hybrid threats - actions by state and non-state actors to destabilise countries. From disinformation to military incursions, hybrid threats are evolving, so must Europe's response to them, experts say. 30/08/2019
Germany Germany legalises e-scooters but bans them from the pavement The approval on Friday means the UK is the last major European economy to still ban electric scooters. 17/05/2019
Smart Regions Bubi bikes in Budapest: Hungary aims to become cycle-friendly Budapest is working to become a bike-friendly city, with a growing network of dedicated paths, and a fleet of shared bicycles, known as Bubi bikes. 02/05/2019
Europe News The Brief: Operation Sophia extended for an additional six months The European Union's Operation Sophia has been agreed to be extended for an additional six months. Yet, the Operation will transition from using rescue boats to rescue airplanes after Italy said it would no longer receive people from the Mediterranean Sea. 28/03/2019
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Brexit talks to start, as Theresa May faces mounting pressure This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital. 15/06/2017
Europe News EU moves closer to waiving visas for Ukrainians The EU has taken a step towards waiving visas for Ukrainians travelling to Europe for short trips. 17/11/2016
Unreported Europe A place to call home? The challenge of integrating Europe's migrants The migrant crisis has brought scores of refugees and asylum seekers to Europe. But what happens after they arrive in the EU? Adjusting to local life 05/05/2016
Europe News Uber 'killing our jobs,' say Brussels taxi drivers Taxi drivers in Brussels have protested against ride-sharing smartphone application Uber. The service allows private hire cars to be ordered at the 03/03/2015
Europe News Belgium gripped by travel chaos as strike takes hold A national strike has brought much of Belgium to a standstill , with airports, train stations and local transport services being shut down as the 15/12/2014
My Europe Series Consumer rights of coach passengers in Europe While a lot has been made of the rights of passengers in air travel, less is known about the situation for those undertaking coach journeys across 20/12/2013
My Europe Series Tear down those walls! - accessible tourism for all Getting around or going on holiday are rights that most of us take for granted. But if you have a disability, the barriers are all too evident. Today 25/11/2013
