Europe News Pro-European centre has held, EP president tells Euronews European Parliament President Roberta Metsola gave an exclusive interview to Euronews on Sunday night following the first European Parliament projections. 10/06/2024
Europe News Where are the EU parties election partying — or commiserating? From the quiet elegance of the Brussels' Stanhope Hotel to the buzzing energy of Berlin's Columbiahalle, here's a look at where political families from right to left plan on celebrating — or crying into their empty glasses — tonight. 09/06/2024
Europe News When will we find out the results of the European elections? The 2024 European elections will be over once Italian polls close today (9 June) at 23:00 CET, and results will start to be known during the night. 09/06/2024
Europe News Only 8% of voters turn out for EU elections in this French department Polls close in New Caledonia just as mainland France opens its voting stations, showing a very low turnout rate in the overseas territories. 09/06/2024
Europe News EU elections: Slovakian poll stays open late; Latvia, Malta closed Slovakia, Latvia and the smallest EU member Malta opened their polls on the third day of elections. In the afternoon the crucial Italian vote got underway, with prime minister Giorgia Meloni and her right-wing Brothers of Italy party hoping to cement their position as powerbroker in Brussels. 08/06/2024
Belgium EU elections poll: Conservatives top, far-right surge, liberals down According to the polls conducted in eight representative EU countries, the next European Parliament will shift to the right. Yet, the moderate forces will have their say in crafting coalitions and temporary alliances to make the parliament functional. 08/06/2024
Europe News Italy's Draghi edges von der Leyen in poll on next Commission chief The former Italian premier pips the incumbent European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in a poll on who is more suited to take the helm of the next EU executive. 06/06/2024
Earth News Governments call for crackdown on ‘fast fashion’ ahead of key vote France is one of a quartet of EU countries calling for legislation allowing for additional levies on clothing companies who use a cheap 'fast fashion' marketing strategy 06/06/2024
Earth News Governments pushing to ease protection for aquatic environment Environmental campaigners have raised the alarm about a potential weakening of EU water quality rules as a 2027 deadline to meet strict pollution limits looms. 06/06/2024
Tech News Meta faces complaints in 11 countries over data use for AI Additional complaints will follow, according to Austrian privacy group NOYB. 06/06/2024
Tech News What are the main foreign disinfo campaigns targeting EU voters? Foreign interference and misinformation campaigns have targeted EU and domestic governments ahead of the 2024 European elections. These are some of the biggest. 06/06/2024
Europe News Fearing elections meddling, EU countries beef up anti-disinfo efforts Russia and China are reported to have manipulated the online space in previous elections in Europe and elsewhere, including the 2016 US presidential vote. 05/06/2024
Europe News Chinese Nuctech sues Commission over alleging distortive China-EU trade relations are fractious: following some warnings, the Asian giant is beginning to challenge the bloc to safeguard its interests. 05/06/2024
Europe News Female lobby groups fear men to dominate EP if far-right surges EU female lobby groups are concerned men might dominate key decision-making committees in European Parliament if far-right surge after elections 05/06/2024
Earth News Ambitions for global renewable energy capacity unrealised, says report Goal to triple renewable power by 2030 is achievable but countries need to put more effort on implementing energy and climate pledges, the International Energy Agency said. 04/06/2024
Tech News Teams antitrust measures might need more work, Microsoft chief says The tech giant made changes after the EU Commission launched an investigation last summer. 04/06/2024
Belgium Why could Renew Europe see a major drop in MEPs after EU vote? Euronews pollsters predict a potential loss of up to 20 MEPs for the EU liberal-democrats group Renew Europe, reflecting a decline in popularity at the national level, especially in France, Germany and the Netherlands. 04/06/2024
Tech News Microsoft software accused of breaching data rights of schoolchildren NOYB asked the Austrian privacy watchdog to investigate the use of Microsoft Education 365. 04/06/2024
Healthcare Pandemic treaty delay leaves 'mixed feelings', says Charles Michel Lack of political courage led to agreement on a pandemic treaty being put on ice for another year, according to Charles Michel, but a deal is still in sight. 04/06/2024
Europe News Top jobs puzzle not easily solved, warns Charles Michel Re-appointing Ursula von der Leyen as EU executive chief won't be a walk in the park, as the European Council president expects long, protracted negotiations on top jobs. 04/06/2024
Europe News Four scenarios to determine European Council leadership The appointment of Charles Michel’s successor will be less a matter of names as which of four key configurations arise following this week's election. 04/06/2024
Space How can Europe fund its space ambitions? Europe is lagging behind in the space economy, and member states are calling for more public and private investment to remain competitive with global players - but challenges remain for the next Commission mandate and the sector first needs a new strategy to attract investors. 03/06/2024
Belgium Super Poll Q&A: Is EU-wide conservative coalition losing momentum? The Euronews Super Polls foresee an election victory for the EPP, unprecedented growth for the ultraconservatives, and a slight increase for the socialists. Data suggest that crafting the future ruling coalition could turn out to be a political conundrum. 01/06/2024
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? Special live edition ponders Europe's big questions In this special edition, we dive into the big issues dominating the European elections and ponder whether voters will bother to turn out. 01/06/2024
No Comment WATCH: Europalia festival gets Brussels dancing Around 65 dancers gathered at Brussels' Place de la Bourse for a dress rehearsal of 'Drumming' by Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. 31/05/2024
Tech News Why do AI chatbots sometimes give false or misleading answers? We take a look at why artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots show false or misleading information to users. 31/05/2024