Europe News Incoming EU parliament lacking ethnic diversity Only 37 of the 720 lawmakers have a diverse ethnic background, Euronews data shows. 16/08/2024
Art Meet the artist behind the design of Brussels' Flower Carpet The 1680 square metres flower puzzle will for the first time be made up of more than 80% fresh dahlias, rather than the traditional begonias. 15/08/2024
Belgium Classic postcards are making a comeback in Belgium The Belgian Post service Bpost is seeing a steady decline in physical mail, but postcards are enjoying a revival. 15/08/2024
Europe News How are Belgian vineyards adapting to climate change? Winegrowers in Belgium's Walloon region are adapting their wine growing technique due to the growing threat of climate change. 14/08/2024
Europe Decoded What could an EU Commissioner do to tackle the housing crisis? European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has promised MEPs an EU commissioner with a mandate on housing, an area of limited competence for the bloc - how might these new powers be unveiled in practice? 13/08/2024
Tech News Eleven EU countries took 5G security measures to ban Huawei, ZTE Follow-up action by Commission is expected in case of non-compliance. 12/08/2024
Europe Decoded Who will be the next EU farming boss? There are still many unknowns surrounding President Ursula von der Leyen's slate of candidates for the next European Commission, but there are already clues about who might lead the EU’s agriculture policy in her team. 12/08/2024
Europe News Walz v Vance: Two running mates, worlds apart From trade to their visions for Europe, the US vice-presidential candidates stand divided on key issues. 09/08/2024
Tech News X suspends data processing for AI model after legal complaint The Irish data protection authority said it welcomes the agreement. 09/08/2024
Tech News 6G standards expected to be ready by 2029-2030, ETSI says Meanwhile EU member states are still behind EU targets to deploy 5G networks 09/08/2024
Tech News Tech industry wants more time to reply to AI consultation The summer recess doesn't help them to collect meaningful contributions, they claim. 08/08/2024
Europe News Meet 6 MEPs who traded chasing medals for votes An élite group of European lawmakers have stood out in both the Olympic and political arenas. 08/08/2024
Tech News Petition urges lawmakers to save Europe’s video games from deletion A petition is calling for the EU’s video game license publishers to preserve video games when support ends. 07/08/2024
Tech News X hit with Irish privacy complaint over data use for AI training model The case comes as Meta withdrew its virtual assistants from the EU after regulatory concerns. 07/08/2024
Tech News TikTok commits to withdraw TikTok Lite from EU It is the first DSA investigation to come to a close. 05/08/2024
Europe Decoded Demogra-what? A definitive guide to European Commission portfolios After the summer, Ursula von der Leyen has some dream jobs to hand out, and some duff ones too. Euronews takes you on a journey from competition to multilingualism. 05/08/2024
Belgium How does the EU's Civil Protection Mechanism combat wildfires? The heatwave in Europe raises the risk of fires, prompting the EU to activate its emergency mechanism for on-ground assistance. How does this mechanism work? 02/08/2024
Tech News Researchers fear effects of Meta’s CrowdTangle shutdown The Big Tech companies says its tool will be replaced by alternatives 02/08/2024
Europe News Greek PM nominates Tzitzikostas for EU Commissioner role Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has selected a former Brussels bubble heavyweight as the country’s candidate for EU commissioner, aiming for a relevant portfolio related to economics or defence. 01/08/2024
Tech News 700 companies keen to join Pact to prepare for AI law Industry commitments will be formalised this autumn. 01/08/2024
Tech News What to expect as the EU’s AI Act comes into force Euronews Next looks at what is to come in the months and years ahead as companies prepare to meet the legislation’s requirements. 01/08/2024
Europe Decoded What will the EU’s defence industry commissioner do? Whoever von der Leyen puts in the hot seat must unite and strengthen a highly fragmented industry. 01/08/2024
Business Tomorrowland faces fine worth millions over disposable cup use Belgian officials say organisers of the electronic festival were committing an environmental crime by using disposable cups. Tomorrowland disagrees. 31/07/2024
Tech News Tech companies call for workforce upskilling to meet AI impact on jobs The report was inspired by the work done under the EU-US Trade and Technology Council. 31/07/2024
Health news What are the red round marks on the skin of Olympic athletes? Cupping therapy, an ancient technique aiming to boost blood flow, has caught attention due to its striking marks. 31/07/2024
Europe News Olympics stir EU debate on need for meat-based protein The Paris Olympics have stirred debate in Brussels after athletes complained about the lack of animal protein-rich diet. 30/07/2024