Now playing Next Europe News Apple overcharges rival streaming services, claims Brussels Brussels considers that Apple breaches EU competition law because it charges high commission fees on rivals on the App store. 30/04/2021
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Now playing Next Europe News EU's 'mandatory' lobbying register 'doesn't go far enough' MEPs have voted to reinforce a list used to register meetings between lobbyists and EU officials that will apply, for the first time, to all three institutions, but critics say it doesn't go far enough. 27/04/2021
Now playing Next Belgium Belgium shuts borders to travellers from India, Brazil & South Africa Belgium citizens and residents can fly back from these three countries but will have to submit to quarantine and COVID-19 tests. 27/04/2021
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Now playing Next Europe News Brussels delays decision on making gas and nuclear a green investment The European Commission announced new criteria Wednesday for its "green taxonomy", a list of investments that are environmentally friendly, to help improve the flow of money towards sustainable activities across the European Union. 21/04/2021
Now playing Next Belgium Balkan Trafik Festival celebrates 15th anniversary online The Balkan Trafik Festival is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year with a COVID-safe digital programme. 17/04/2021
Now playing Next World UK Brexit minister meets EU chief to discuss Northern Ireland Protocol "There was a lot that was left out, meaning that obviously there will be a need for a practical solution of how to then implement it," a customs and international trade advisor told Euronews. 15/04/2021
Now playing Next Belgium Belgium, Switzerland and Denmark announce easing of COVID restrictions Belgium’s prime minister has announced the country will reopen restaurants and bars for outdoor service next month, and lift a night-time curfew, while Switzerland and Denmark also announced plans to ease restrictions. 14/04/2021
Now playing Next Belgium Stolen Roman statue recovered by Italian art police after chance discovery in Belgium The find was made in Brussels by two off-duty officers from the Carabinieri Art Squad, Italy's specialist art and antiquities crime unit. 12/04/2021
Now playing Next state of the union Europe's week: AstraZeneca jab troubles and Turkey's diplomacy mistake The European Medicines Agency said the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine could potentially cause rare blood clots and Commission President von der Leyen got sidelined in Ankara. Here's a look at two key stories making the news in Brussels this week. 09/04/2021
Now playing Next Europe News Omit Mediterranean products from EU-wide food labelling plan, says MEP Spanish MEP Adrián Vázquez Lázara has told Euronews that Mediterranean products like olive oil should be left out of plans to introduce a mandatory food labelling system, designed to inform consumers of healthier choices. 08/04/2021
Now playing Next no comment Rare April snowfall in Belgian capital Belgians woke up on Tuesday to a dusting of snow in the capital in an unusual weather event for this time of the year 06/04/2021
Now playing Next Belgium Brussels Palais de Justice will finally get a facelift Belgium’s federal government will put €1.5 million aside to renovate the scaffolding, which was put up in 1984. The work is predicted to be completed by 2030. 03/04/2021
Now playing Next Europe News Landlords switch to long lets as COVID hits Europe's short stay market "Many owners decided to withdraw their accommodation from the short-term rental market and put them on the long-term rental market," one expert told Euronews. 02/04/2021
Now playing Next no comment Police use water cannon to disperse crowd in Brussels Belgian police clashed with a large crowd Thursday in one of Brussels’ biggest parks after thousands of revellers gathered for an unauthorized event despite coronavirus restrictions. 02/04/2021
Now playing Next World Fake music festival turns out to be April Fool's day joke in Belgium A fake music festival organised via social media and marketing itself as restrictions-free turned out to be a April Fool's day practical joke. But after thousands of party-goers turned up to the Brussels venue, defying current lockdown rules, police was forced to disperse the crowds. 02/04/2021
Now playing Next Europe News EU summit in Brussels: Four key things to look out for European leaders will hold a videoconference Thursday where the vaccine rollout and the transatlantic relationship will be just some of the issues discussed. 24/03/2021
Now playing Next Belgium Belgium pays tribute to victims of Brussels attacks five years on Commemorations have been held in Brussels five years after the terror attacks that killed 32 civilians and injured hundreds more. 22/03/2021
Now playing Next Europe News EU agrees first sanctions on China in more than 30 years The new raft of measures is aimed at four Chinese officials and one entity believed to be involved in the alleged human rights violations of the Uyghur Muslim minority. 22/03/2021
Now playing Next Belgium From refuge in Belgium, a painter depicts Syria’s war through art Amid Syria's civil war Ahmad Sheer was left with a choice he never wanted to have to make: to flee his country, or join in the fighting 17/03/2021
Now playing Next Sport Football clubs in Belgium vote to merge with Dutch league Belgian football clubs have voted in favour of merging with Dutch teams to create the BeNeLeague. 16/03/2021
Now playing Next Belgium The Briefing: Why Syria’s war has always been Europe’s problem Despite what many want to believe, the crisis in Syria has been “Europe’s problem” from the start. 16/03/2021
Now playing Next Belgium COVID-19 sparks 'crisis of meaning' for struggling European students 'The hardest part, for me especially, is finding a reason to wake up in the morning.' 12/03/2021
Now playing Next Europe News MEPs vote to declare EU a 'freedom zone' for LGBT people It's a response to more than 100 municipalities in Poland declaring themselves zones free of LGBT people and ideology. 11/03/2021
Now playing Next Europe News Nearly half of EU citizens uninterested in having say on bloc's future A Eurobarometer survey found that 48% of citizens do not want to be involved in the Conference on the Future of Europe, a continent-wide consultation of EU citizens on want they want from the bloc. 10/03/2021