Damon Embling

Europe News

Europe Day: How much is there to celebrate?

Roots of EU celebrated, as bloc faces rise in Euroscepticism

09/05/2018

Europe News

EU holds firm on Iran deal in wake of US pullout

"The question is how aggressive the US are going to be in implementing the sanctions"

09/05/2018

Europe News

Putin inauguration speech 'devoid of any content'

Russian President gave very little away about what to expect from his term, analyst tells Euronews.

07/05/2018

Economy

UnFAirbnb - is Airbnb lobbying Brussels to veto European cities' regulation?

Have you struggled to find an affordable place to live? It could be the Airbnb effect.

07/05/2018

Economy

Macron's EU ambitions, one year on

After a year in office, how much progress has the French President made with his vision for a deeper Europe?

07/05/2018

World News

EU chief urges Belgian nationality for British workers in Brussels

Push comes as Belgium's prime minister set out his vision for Europe at EU parliament

03/05/2018

Europe News

Orban's secret visit to Brussels

Why did the controversial Hungarian PM meet with the European People's Party?

03/05/2018

World News

EU budget: Our coffee shop explainer

Confused about what the EU budget is all about? Watch our our special coffee shop explainer

03/05/2018

Europe News

EU members undermining rule of law face funding cuts

New punishment tool emerges as EU unveils post-2021 budget plans

02/05/2018

World News

EU sets sights on artificial intelligence future

As Brussels sets out its budget plans for 2021 onwards, it wants to see more investment in artificial intelligence technology

02/05/2018

Europe News

Project funding could be cut as EU battles to balance books

As EU tackles a shrinking budget, and increased commitments, cohesion funds for development projects could be slashed

01/05/2018

World News

EU-US: Trade war or no trade war?

Deadline looms for Donald Trump to decide whether EU will be permanently exempted from metal tariffs

30/04/2018

World

'They beat you everyday' - the migrants turning back from Libya

Euronews has been to Niger, where many migrants are returning after facing tough conditions in neighbouring Libya

30/04/2018

Economy

Greece: Reforms needed beyond bailout, say Eurozone ministers

Eurozone meeting follows Jean Claude Juncker's visit to Athens, where he talked of a "clean exit" from bailout programme in summer

27/04/2018

Europe News

EU parliament's Hungary report a 'collection of lies,' says FM

Foreign Minister slams inquiry into rule of law, as parliament committee discusses findings in Brussels

26/04/2018

Europe News

Islam Party stirs controversy ahead of Belgian elections

The separation of men and women on public transport is among the Islam Party's aims

26/04/2018

Europe News

I won't be replaced by robot vacuum cleaner, quips EU commissioner

Andrus Ansip is challenged on whether robots will take over in Brussels, and if they'll have human rights, as Artificial Intelligence vision is outlined

25/04/2018

Europe News

Syrian musicians transforming trauma into art

'Syrians Got Talent' musicians perform in Brussels to spread message of resilience and solidarity

25/04/2018

Europe News

Iran nuclear deal 'is working,' stresses EU foreign policy chief

Defence of pact comes as French President Macron tries to persuade Donald Trump not to tear it up

25/04/2018

World News

Brexit Britain faces pressure to swiftly register EU nationals

"We are... looking that it becomes a real system of registration rather than application"

24/04/2018