Belgian Foreign Minister: EU credibility on the line over Gaza
Efi Koutsokosta
Brussels unveils plans for a digital euro promising complete privacy
The Commission's proposals would allow people to store up to €3,000 digital euros in secure wallets and use them for both offline and online payments.
Why the far-right is increasingly getting into power across Europe
Italy, Sweden and now Finland: Far-right parties in Europe have started to govern.
Brussels urges EU countries to end energy support measures by year-end
The European Commission said on Wednesday that if energy prices were to flare up again, any support measures rolled out should be "targeted at protecting vulnerable households and firms."
Turkish election: Here's how an opposition win could impact EU ties
Turkey is officially a candidate to join the EU but its accession talks have been frozen since 2018 over rule of law and democratic concerns.
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EU needs to invest heavily but must keep social model: Gentiloni
European Commissioner for the Economy Paolo Gentiloni told the Brussels Economic Forum on Thursday that Europe's "social model proved to be effective" through the pandemic and must be kept despite the economic challenges facing the bloc.
European countries sign declaration to make North Sea wind power hub
Greenpeace Belgium said, however, that a political declaration will not be enough and that they will need to monitor investment year by year in order not to miss their objectives.
US wants prosecution of Russia's crimes to create deterrent effect
The crime of aggression targets the individual who is in ultimate control of the political and military action of a state.
Authorities ask for lifting of Greek MEP's immunity in harassment case
Alexis Georgoulis, the popular Greek actor who was elected as a member of the European Parliament with SYRIZA, denies the allegation.
Europe's week: Macron's comments about Taiwan reveal EU division
In our weekly programme we follow the outcome of the French president's official visit to China.
Watch: Greek MEP Eva Kaili speaks to reporters after leaving prison
"Thank you. My daughter is waiting for me. So I am very happy that I will be with her in a bit," Eva Kaili told reporters who were waiting outside her apartment.
China 'trying to have it both ways' with Russia, says Antony Blinken
In an exclusive interview with Euronews, US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, reveals his thoughts on Sweden's NATO ambitions, Turkey's position on NATO expansion, and mounting tensions between the US and China over Russia and Taiwan.
Chinese move on Taiwan would hit 'every country on earth': Blinken
In an interview with Euronews, Antony Blinken warned China against making any unliteral move on Taiwan.
Russian gas transiting through Ukraine to reach EU countries: Naftogaz
Ukraine hopes to be able to boost domestic production of gas to completely severe the EU's dependence on Russian imports.
Cyprus president wants EU help to revive dialogue with Turkey
Euronews talks to Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides about tackling the 'Cyprus problem', the upcoming Turkish elections, past ties with Russia, and energy sources in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Exclusive: EU 'not naïve' about Russia-China ties, says Charles Michel
In an exclusive interview with Euronews, European Council President Charles Michel discussed the Ukraine war and China's proposed peace plan.
Keeping EU unity over the war 'has not always been easy,' says Borrell
In an interview with Euronews, Josep Borrell described the EU sanctions on Russia as a "slow-acting but certain poison."
Moldova targeted by Russian 'hybrid war': Prime Minister
The EU Commission proposed €145 million in new funding last week to support the country's economy and energy security.
Corruption scandal: Marc Angel secures Eva Kaili's Parliament VP spot
Eva Kaili was removed from her position as Vice-President after being charged with corruption and money laundering.
Europe ‘still far’ from a deal on the gas price cap, says Polish PM
"I see that some countries which have to deal with this crisis from the point of view of the prices of gas, prices of oil, do this in a very, very selfish way”, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told Euronews.
Some EU countries are 'very selfish' over energy crisis - Polish PM
In a wide-ranging interview with Euronews, Mateusz Morawiecki discussed the energy crisis, the Ukraine war, sanctions on Russia and the rule of law.
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