As Trump rebuffs India, the EU nudges closer
Méabh Mc Mahon
'We are open for business': EU ambassador to Kyiv brings staff back
Just days after two Russian missiles hit an area 50 metres from the EU delegation in Kyiv, causing severe damage, staff are ready to get back to work.
‘We’ll convince Hungary’ on EU accession, Ukraine ambassador says
Ukraine's EU ambassador joined Euronews' Europe Today for an exclusive interview ahead of the 27-member bloc's summit on Thursday.
Brussels, my love? MEPs panic about Middle East escalation
In this episode, we hear what role the EU can play to diffuse the Israel-Iran war and discuss the upcoming EU-China summit.
Coal-hooked Poland constructs first ever offshore wind farm
Poland, long known as one of Europe’s most coal-dependent countries, is embarking on a new journey towards clean energy. Euronews takes a boat trip through the Baltic Sea to visit the first ever offshore wind farm on Polish territory.
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EU extends temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees
On the week the EU marks 40 years of free movement under the Schengen Area, EU ministers meet in Luxembourg to discuss migration. This week’s episode of “Brussels, My Love?” looks at how more and more EU member states are moving away from the idea of a united EU front on migration and asylum.
Brussels, my love? Poles choose 'ordinary man' for President
In this week’s edition of Euronews’ political talk show Brussels, My Love?, we tackle three major stories rattling Europe: escalating US-EU trade tensions, Poland’s sharp political shift, and a multilingualism debate that has put Pedro Sánchez in a hoop.
Migration past crisis but still a big issue, says agency chief
After 10 years in charge of the Vienna based ICMPD, Austrian politician and former EPP MEP Michael Spindelegger tells Euronews how Europe needs a balanced and creative response to ongoing situation.
Nuclear power on the rise except in UN watchdog's home, Austria
In Austria - the home of the IAEA - the public rejected nuclear power in a referendum in the 1970s leaving a gigantic power plant that cost 1 billion euro to build to become the biggest training hub in Europe to study nuclear power.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi to revisit Ukraine and Russia imminently
Rafael Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, briefed a few journalists attending a seminar at the Vienna-based agency.
"Brussels, my love?" EU heads to London for major Reset Summit
An EU–UK summit took place in London this week marking a significant step in post-Brexit relations.
Family of Dubai prisoner Ryan Cornelius turns to EU for help
Heather Cornelius, whose husband is detained in Dubai, has met with MEPs and the European External Action Service in Brussels.
"Brussels, my love?" Gazans 'smash macaroni to make bread'
In this episode, we hear how hard life inside Gaza is and how Israelis are also pressuring their government to stop the bombing.
Shooting sprees 'not over yet' in Sweden, prime minister says
“It is not over yet,” Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson reacts to the series of shooting sprees in his country in an interview with Euronews on the sidelines of the EPP congress in Valencia.
Valencians physically, emotionally exhausted six months on from floods
Valencians process historical outage whilst marking six months since the DANA floods that took the lives of 227 people.
Brussels, my love? 2024 was the warmest year on record
In this edition, we hear how climate scientists are freaking out about record-breaking temperatures.
"Brussels, my love?" Young & anxious - Europe's silent crisis
In this edition, we shine a light on the challenges facing young people in Europe today.
We believe in free trade, Iceland PM Frostadóttir says
In an interview with Euronews, Iceland’s Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir reaffirmed her commitment to free trade by rejecting counter-tariffs against the US, despite rising global trade tensions and concerns about spillover effects on Iceland’s relationship with the EU.
Can Marine le Pen still run for President of France?
In this edition, we hear how the EU has started speed dating anyone who is open for business and about the rise and fall of Frances's Marine Le Pen
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.
It’s hard to breathe in Brussels - Radio Schuman
More than 900 people are dying prematurely because of air pollution. Every year it's more than two people per day, air quality expert Pierre Dornier tells Radio Schuman.
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