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Thousands protest in Brussels over cost of living crisis
Ten thousand people took to the streets of Brussels on Wednesday to protest against rising food and gas prices and unaffordable energy bills.
Explained: What EU ministers could agree on to cut electricity prices
European Union ministers are on Friday gathering in Brussels for an extraordinary meeting to agree on measures to alleviate the impact of the energy crisis on households and businesses.
Brussels sets out plans to restrict visas for Russian nationals
The proposed guidelines by Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson come less than a week after EU foreign ministers backed the motion at an informal meeting in Prague.
The only path to peace is victory, says Ukraine's Tymoshenko
There can be no peace in Ukraine without victory on the battlefield, former Ukrainian PM Yulia Tymoshenko has told the Estoril Conference in Portugal.
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Here are the issues MEPs say matter most for Europe
European lawmakers are worried about rising energy prices and a possible gas shortage next year.
Analysis: How Czechs see the start of their EU Council presidency
Euronews correspondent Méabh Mc Mahon reports on her trip to Prague as the Czech Republic takes over the EU Council presidency this month.
Ukraine's financial situation is 'dire,' warns EU ambassador
The EU has released only €1 billion out of the €9 billion that was promised in financial aid.
High rent and prejudice pushes people onto the streets in Brussels
Housing prices have spiked across the eurozone, putting consumers under increasing financial strain.
Sweden and Finland's NATO accession 'to be fastest in history'
NATO's Secretary-General told Euronews the accession process is "the fastest" in the alliance's history.
Analysis: A look at the EU Council's decision on Ukraine and Moldova
What does the EU Council decision to give candidate status to Ukraine and Moldova mean and what path lies ahead for the two countries?
Europe's rubber demand poses big threat to African forests, NGO says
The "EU demand for rubber is the most important contributor to Europe’s deforestation footprint across West and Central Africa," Global Witness says.
"We are not fighting against Russia" says EU's top diplomat Borrell
The Global Conversation speaks to EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell and former Finnish PM Alexander Stubb.
Belgians resigned but not yet panicking as prices continue to rise
Inflation in Belgium is one of the highest in Europe, while Brussels has a high unemployment rate.
NGOs call on EU to clampdown on trafficking as millions flee Ukraine
Women leaving Ukraine on their own are being targeted with sinister messages on social media, some promising "a free place for you in my bed."
NATO support “crucial” for Ukraine, Stoltenberg tells Euronews
NATO’s support has been a “crucial factor” in enabling Ukraine to resist Russia’s invading forces, secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg has told Euronews.
'We are human too': Congolese student who fled Ukraine recounts racism
Videos shared on social showed black people being pushed off trains and animals being prioritised before people.
Ukraine one of us and we want them in EU, von der Leyen tells Euronews
Ukraine is one of us and we want them in EU, Ursula von der Leyen tells Euronews
More people in need of charity in Europe since COVID-19, NGO says
International charity Caritas calls on European policymakers to put people first and tackle social inequality in Europe.
US urges Russia to make 'smart choice' to reduce Ukraine tensions
US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman tells Euronews that it's up to President Putin to choose "diplomacy as opposed to deterrence".
The face of the EU’s Green Deal on Europe’s climate ambitions
"We're on the side of climate justice" - Frans Timmermans, the face of the EU's green deal, talks COP26, nuclear energy, Nord Stream 2 and more.
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