Smart Regions Smells fishy: researchers develop 'sniff chips' to combat food waste In partnership with the European Commission With consumers throwing away perfectly good food that's gone past its sell-by date, it's hoped these these silicon sensors will be able to say for certain whether it's off without even opening the packet. 02/03/2020
Europe News Belgian fishermen fear Brexit fish fight fallout We travel to Ostend where Belgian fishermen are worried that their livelihoods are at risk as the EU and UK kick off trade talks. 02/03/2020
Europe News EU budget battle stretches into extra time as divisions continue European leaders meet for a second day of talks to hammer out a compromise over the EU's long-term budget. 21/02/2020
World 'This EU budget proposal is bad,' Portugal's PM Costa tells Euronews Portugal's PM António Costa is among leaders who do not want to see the EU's budget cut post-Brexit. 20/02/2020
Europe News Budget battle as EU chiefs meet to thrash out long-term spending plans It could get fiery: European leaders are meeting in Brussels to agree the EU's next long-term budget. 20/02/2020
Europe News Von der Leyen meets robots ahead of AI strategy announcement The president of the European Commission visited the center for the artificial intelligence of the Flemish University in Brussels, where around 200 people work on projects partly financed by the EU. 18/02/2020
No Comment One thousand march in Brussels for Youth for Climate Around a thousand demonstrators took to the streets of Brussels on Friday at the call of Youth for Climate Belgium to raise their climate concerns. 07/02/2020
Europe News 'Dark Waters': Hollywood's warning to Europe Dark Waters tells the real life story of an American lawyer, who takes on one of the world's biggest chemical companies convinced they are knowingly polluting the local drinking water. It’s lead star Mark Ruffalo was in Brussels telling MEPs that he fears that the same could be happening here. 06/02/2020
Europe News Coronavirus: MEPs call for coordinated response as EU tally rises Greater accountability regarding Chines food imports is needed, MEPs say. 05/02/2020
Europe News EU considers introduction of 'meat tax' to fight climate change A Dutch NGO is in Brussels today trying to convince lawmakers to increase the price of beef, chicken and pork. It's a proposal that won't be to everybody's taste.. 05/02/2020
Belgium 'Goodbye and good riddance': EU diplomat's joke was final word to UK Irena Andrassy, the Croatian ambassador to the EU, told her British counterpart "thank you, goodbye, and good riddance" at his last meeting of EU ambassadors. 04/02/2020
No Comment UK changes name of diplomatic mission in Brussels Britain's diplomatic mission in Brussels sent an employee out early on Saturday to change the building's nameplate to read "UK Mission to the European Union", signalling its new non-member status. 02/02/2020
Belgium Brussels-based Britons hold vigil as the clock ticks down to Brexit Some were wrapped in EU flags, others clutched candles. They were there to mourn Brexit. 01/02/2020
Belgium Watch: EU officials remove British flag in Brussels In a highly symbolic moment, two officials at the European Council building in Brussels lowered the British flag before folding it and taking it away. 31/01/2020
No Comment Bagpipes play as Brexit Party MEPs leave EU parliament for final time Triumphant Brexit-supporting MEPs marched out of the European Parliament for the last time on Friday as the countdown to Brexit was underway. 31/01/2020
Belgium Belgian court acquits three doctors in landmark euthanasia case Belgium is among a few countries that allow doctors to kill patients at their request, and one of two that allow it for people with a mental illness. 31/01/2020
No Comment Brussels' Manneken Pis dressed in Union Jack waistcoat ahead of Brexit A famous sculpture in Brussels has gone all British ahead of Brexit on Friday. 30/01/2020
World Au Revoir United Kingdom: Brussels farewell to the 73 British MEPs The last day in Brussels for the outgoing 73 outgoing MEPs ahead of Brexit day was an occassion of speeches, tears and some celebration. 30/01/2020
No Comment Labour MEPs break into song as they begin their Brussels goodbye Labour MEPs bid farewell to their European counterparts. 29/01/2020
Belgium Turkey slams Belgium court ruling that PKK are not 'terrorists' Belgium's Foreign Ministry maintains that they are committed to their relations with Turkey, and will continue to work with international partners to fight terrorism. 29/01/2020
Europe News Farage on leaving Brussels: 'I'll miss being the pantomime villain' Nigel Farage has been talking to Euronews about Brexit, leaving Brussels and how he'll miss being the pantomime villain. 29/01/2020
Europe News 'You'll be missed': Brexit deal approved by MEPs ahead of UK departure MEPs today approved the Brexit deal by 621 votes to 49. 29/01/2020
Europe News Belgium strike: 'We want the welfare we had in Europe after the war' A cross-section of Belgium's workforce are out on the streets. They are calling for a 1,500 euro per month pension, a 2,300 euro minimum salary for public sector workers. and to reduce the retirement age back down to 65 from 67. 28/01/2020
World Belgium's ex-king Albert II admits he fathered a love child The former monarch has acknowledged he is the biological father of artist Delphine Boël, whose paternity claim he has been battling for years. 28/01/2020
Europe News Explaining the Belgian government crisis...in under 3 minutes The country remains without a government, and critical decisions on the climate crisis, budget and migration are on hold. The question is - will they beat their own score? From 2010-2011 Belgium got the Guinness World record for longest time without a government in peacetime. 27/01/2020
Belgium How will the European Parliament look after British MEPs leave? The departure of Britain's MEPs from the European Parliament is going to change the structure of the institution — but what will this look like? 27/01/2020