Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Efi Koutsokosta
Coronavirus: EU Commission VP warns against 'mini-Schengens'
Margaritis Schinas' comments come after Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania opened their internal borders to each other last week in a bid to give their economies a timely boost.
Europe redeploys funding firepower to fight COVID-19
In partnership with The European Commission
In this episode, Real Economy focuses on how the European Union is redeploying its cohesion policy funds to tackle COVID-19.
EU's 100 billion euro scheme to tackle coronavirus unemployment
In partnership with The European Commission
With unemployment surging across Europe and worldwide, will the EU's SURE scheme (Support to mitigate Unemployment Risks in an Emergency) help avoid another pandemic - joblessness - once the COVID-19 emergency has receded?
Covid-19 Pandemic: How has the EU responded to the economic crisis?
In partnership with The European Commission
We ask Economy Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni if Europe is doing enough to avoid an economic crisis due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Wake-up call: EU mobilizes economic toolbox to reach sustainability
In partnership with The European Commission
Euronews heads to the Danish town of Sonderborg to find out how they plan to become Europe's first carbon neutral city.
How to get older workers back into the EU's labour market
In partnership with The European Commission
With its low birth rate and fast-ageing population, Europe is facing a demographic crisis, but the EU Commission is trying to find ways to re-integrate older people into the labour market and create new opportunities.
European Green Deal set to transform economy in face of climate threat
In partnership with The European Commission
Nearly every major aspect of the European Union's economy is set to be reassessed in light of the climate and ecological emergency.
European fiscal stimulus: more spending for more growth
In partnership with The European Commission
The European Central Bank has been leading efforts to stimulate growth for years, but some now say its financial toolkit is almost empty.
Eurozone economy slows amid trade tensions and uncertainty
In partnership with The European Commission
A new series of 'Real Economy' looks at some of the reasons why the forecast is gloomy and how opportunities can turn the tide.
Climate crisis requires wartime-style mobilisation, says Nobel-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz
In his new book “A Bit of Everything: Power, People, Profits and Progressive Capitalism for an Age of Discontent”, Professor Stiglitz argues that capitalism needs to be transformed if it is to meet the challenge of creating a more equal society.
Failure to begin EU accession talks 'a betrayal' - Zoran Zaev
North Macedonia's Prime Minister has warned that the agreement with Greece that led to his country's renaming could be in danger.
Zoran Zaev's comments follow the European Union’s decision not to begin accession negotiations with the Balkan nation. France vetoed the plan.
MEPs back divisive EU copyright overhaul
Supporters say changes will protect content creators, while Google claims they will EU's creative and digital economies
The Brief: Russian intrigue, Latvia ruling, and copyright final stretch
In this edition we speak to the French MEP who defends hiring the daughter of Putin's spokesperson as an intern, Latvia and Spain get rulings from the top EU court and the copyright battle passes another hurdle.
EU's democratic deficit to blame for far-right rise, Tspiras tells Euronews
Greek PM says Europe has created the environment for illiberalism to flourish.
FYROM: "We could be a target for Russia"
FYROM Prime Minister Zoran Zaev speaks to Euronews
The astronomical cost of gender inequality
Gender inequality is costing every one of us a fortune. World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva tells Euronews why and explains what needs to be done.
Greece: Stalled talks resume- new measures to come
Last week’s Eurogroup was just a first step towards a final deal between creditors and the Greek government in order for the bailout programme to get again back on…
MEP’s are asking Dijsselbloem to push for Greek debt relief
The MEP's letter asks Eurogroup chief to contribute to the completion of the second review, so that debt talks will commence.
Belgian Deputy Prime Minister: EU must stop being just a crisis solving mechanism
Efi Koutsokosta/ Euronews: To discuss about Brexit and the big challenges in Europe I am joined by the Deputy Prime Minister of Belgium in charge of Digital Economy and Telecommunications mr Alexander
Greece wants IMF explanations over Wikileaks report
Greece on Saturday demanded “explanations” from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after Wikileaks said the lender sought a crisis “event” to push
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