Europe News EU watching for Chinese steel and electronics imports amid trade war As reciprocal tariffs kick in, the EU is expecting goods formerly destined for the US to seek EU markets, with Chinese renewables, steel and electronics topping a list of products the Commission is keeping its eye on. 04/04/2025
Europe News Hit US with maximum political, economic damage - EU ex-trade chief The EU must hit US digital and financial services hard to stop the trade war launched by US president Donald Trump, Jean-Luc Demarty, former director-general of the Commission’s DG Trade, told Euronews. 04/04/2025
Europe News Europeans pressure US to toughen stance on Russia At a two-day meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Brussels, US allies doubt Russia's intentions to end the war in Ukraine and demand more action in response. 04/04/2025
Europe News EU adjusts strategy to hit back at US tariffs Caught by the throat by new US tariffs, the EU is honing its response strategy, attempting to leave a path open to negotiation to avoid a full-blown trade war. 03/04/2025
Europe News Did pharma sector dodge Trump’s tariffs? The EU's not so sure The fear of a trade war over pharmaceuticals between the EU and the US has been avoided for now, but the European Commission remains on guard, considering further tariff deployments likely. 03/04/2025
Euronews Tech Talks Why are GMOs still so controversial? | Podcast What are GMOs and why are they a topic of debate? Researcher and EFSA expert Josep Casacuberta joins Euronews Tech Talks to answer these questions. 03/04/2025
Europe News North Macedonia warns the EU of growing Russian influence Talking to Euronews, North Macedonia Foreign Affairs Minister Timcho Mucunski emphasises the country’s many "difficult compromises" for EU membership. 03/04/2025
Europe News US will stay in NATO, but it must be 'stronger', Marco Rubio says US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reassured allies that Donald Trump is not anti-NATO and that the country will remain in the alliance, but he's also asking his counterparts to make sacrifices and raise defence spending to 5%. 03/04/2025
Europe News Trump targets EU law, but it's not up for negotiation, says lead MEP The chair of the European Parliament's trade committee said the American President has European legislation in his sights more than tariffs imposed by Europeans. The MEP is clear: European law is non-negotiable. 03/04/2025
Europe News NATO allies brace for more harsh truths from US' Marco Rubio NATO allies are preparing for the US to scale back in Europe, diplomats tell Euronews on the eve of a NATO ministerial meeting, but there are concerns about how they might find out. 03/04/2025
Health news EU ‘light’ wine moniker raises concerns over misleading labelling A loophole in the EU’s proposed rebranding rules for no- and low-alcohol wine products could make these beverages appear more appealing than intended, sparking concerns about public health risks. 03/04/2025
Tech News Union asks Commission to reassess public contracts amid trade war European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen hinted at a “strong plan to retaliate” to US tariffs. 02/04/2025
Tech News Lawmakers seek clarity on patents withdrawal from EU Commissioner After the European Commission abruptly withdrew its proposal on Standard Essential Patents (SEPs), several MEPs demand explanations. A discussion with Industry Commissioner Séjourné is planned for the end of April. 02/04/2025
Europe News Commission denies singling out NGOs in green funding row After right-wing parties in the European Parliament narrowly lost a symbolic vote on blocking funding for non-profit groups through the LIFE Programme, the European Commission issued a detailed statement that has done little to reassure critics who see the affair as an attack on civil society. 02/04/2025
Europe News Brussels-Berlin: The rules on transparency and ethics for EU lawmakers Recent scandals have put the spotlight on MEPs' transparency, even though they already follow a strict code of conduct, updated in 2023, to prevent conflicts of interest — what's in it, and how does it compare with the norm in other EU countries? 02/04/2025
Europe News EU fines carmakers €458 million for anti-recycling cartel Ten years after the Dieselgate scandal over cheating in exhaust emissions tests, European carmakers are in the frame again, this time for market skulduggery in the form of a clandestine agreement not to compete on grounds of environmental friendliness on the basis of their support for recycling. 01/04/2025
Europe News Belgium bans display of tobacco products in shops The new law is designed to curb impulse purchases of cigarettes and tobacco — and supermarkets are prohibited from selling them altogether. 01/04/2025
Tech News Google’s AI feature on hold in most EU countries due to ‘strict rules' The company faces regulatory concerns which led to a delay in rolling out the AI tool across Europe. 01/04/2025
Europe News Europeans overwhelmingly endorse retaliatory tariffs, poll finds While aware of the economic impact of US tariffs on EU goods, a YouGov study finds that a vast majority of European citizens support retaliatory measures in the escalating trade dispute between Brussels and Washington. 01/04/2025
Tech News EU Commission gathered €58m in fees for supervising digital platforms Several online platforms have launched a legal proceeding against the fees imposed for being a Very Large Online Platform under the Digital Services Act. 31/03/2025
Europe News French regulator fines Apple €150 million over data collection tool Without directly condemning Apple’s data collection tool, the antitrust regulator has determined that the conditions surrounding its implementation amounted to an abuse of a dominant market position. The decision comes at a time of tension between the US and the EU over the treatment of Big Tech. 31/03/2025
Europe News Nationwide strike in Belgium disrupts public services and transport Strikes are becoming increasingly more common across the country as Belgians express discontent with new coalition government. 31/03/2025
Europe News Help us develop non-English/Chinese AI models, Japan asks EU Concerns about language bias affecting LLMs have led to call for cooperation between Japan and EU. 31/03/2025
Tech News Irish privacy watchdog has ‘unresolved questions’ about Meta’s AI tool The tech giant has introduced MetaAI across Europe, after it halted the launch in the bloc last year due to ‘regulatory uncertainty’. 31/03/2025
Europe News Ribera in Washington, Newsletter This week's key events presented by Euronews' editor in chief for EU news Jeremy Fleming-Jones. 31/03/2025
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? What to know about the turmoil in Turkey In this edition, we take a look at the protests in Turkey, the crackdown on the annual gay parade in Budapest and the broken ceasefire in Gaza. 29/03/2025