Europe News The Brief: Finland works towards goal of carbon neutrality by 2035 Last April, Finland pledged to be carbon neutral by 2035. Now the country is trying to get the 27 other EU member states on board. Watch the Brief from Brussels for more information on how this goal could be achieved. 25/07/2019
Europe News The Brief: European farmer's beef with Mercosur trade deal With talks underway in Brussels about the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, we are in Melles, in the Belgian countryside where a number of small scale beef producers are based to talk about their concerns of opening up European markets to Latin America. 27/06/2019
Europe News The Brief: Meet the EU countries bucking the populist trend Portugal, Luxembourg, Malta and Ireland have little or no far-right populists to speak while the rest of Europe is seeing a rise in support for these groups. 23/05/2019
Europe News Homelessness in Europe - a hidden figure The official number of homeless people in Europe is not known, their lives a hidden figure. The invisibility of this crisis in the EU flags up policy failures after years of austerity, stagnating wages and increase in house prices. We take a look behind the numbers. 22/03/2019
Europe News "Team Europe" defends liberalism in European elections The European liberals did not chose a single candidate for leading the European Commission, but presented a list of seven names, including Belgian Guy Verhofstadt and Italian Emma Bonino. The other four are nationals from Germany, Spain, Slovenia, and Hungary. 22/03/2019
Europe News Migration: rising to the challenge? On International Migrants Day, we look at the challenge of managing migration. 18/12/2018
Spain ALDE congress welcomes Bonino, closes ranks against populists Italian Senator Emma Bonino's new party gains observer status at the grouping of Liberals & Centrists at the European parliament. 10/11/2018
Economy Portugal populist exception? In the proposed State Budget for 2019, the Portuguese Government estimates a deficit of 0.2% of GDP, with the ambition of setting it at 0 % of GDP by 2020. Portugal is often praised as the good pupil of the eurozone in contrast to Italy, which plans to up spending, going against eurozone rules. 05/11/2018
Europe News "Women create a more inclusive society" Conference in Portugal fosters female entrepreneurship 15/10/2018
Europe News Will Egypt help cure EU's migration headache? "Excessively restrictive measures will just foster the market available to the traffickers" 25/09/2018
Europe News Ukraine conflict: in the eyes of a student "Everyday we lose some citizens of our country; so we cannot forget it." 19/09/2018
Europe News Car industry faces blame in EU's battle against air pollution "I think that the car industry is among the big actors that are preventing us from solving the problem." 28/08/2018
Europe News The new grassroot movements looking to shake-up EU elections "We want to come up with an approach that is completely innovative, that has not been seen in politics" 25/07/2018
Europe News EU: 'Political games blocking refugees' As the EU focuses on curbing migration flows, one Afghan refugee in Belgium calls for more integration 06/07/2018
Europe News Training migrants for European jobs That's the aim of a new pilot project by the International Organisation of Migration called Skills2work. Its hoped it'll bridge the gap between the working population and aging community within the EU 03/07/2018