Damon Embling

World

Scottish island hopes tourists will still come after Brexit

Scotland wanted to stay in the EU. But the referendum result is said to have boosted tourism, with visitors taking advantage of a weaker pound.

21/02/2019

United Kingdom

Brexit uncertainty hits UK fishing industry

British fishing industry has by in large supported Brexit, but they are now raising concerns about the future.

20/02/2019

World

Could Brexit put the Scotch Whisky industry over a barrel?

The Isle of Islay creates some of the world's most popular Whisky. But fears are creeping in that this thriving island may fall prey to a no deal Brexit, and the workers are unsure of their future.

19/02/2019

Switzerland

Geneva’s annual watch season-opener gets underway

Around 20,000 visitors expected to attend the luxurious event, including Hollywood celebrities such as Pierce Brosnan.

15/01/2019

World

Truck drivers support Brexit despite fears of no-deal chaos

As British Prime Minister Theresa May is scrambling to get her deal through parliament there are fears that a 'no-deal' Brexit could create chaos on UK roads. Euronews correspondent Damon Embling spoke to truck drivers around the country to see what they think.

08/01/2019

World

No end in sight for US government shutdown

The partial US government shutdown is set to run into the new year, as an impasse continues over Donald Trump's Mexico border wall plan.

28/12/2018

World

Russia's hypersonic missile system: should we be worried?

How alarmed should the world be about Russia's latest move, as a war of words appears to be intensifying? Euronews' Damon Embling, from the World edition, and Serguei Doubine, Head of the Russian service, discuss what it all means with Belle Donati.

27/12/2018

USA

Trump vs NATO and Europe | Review 2018

A look back on how Trump's tumultuous relationship with NATO, and its key members in Europe, has unfolded over the last 12 months.

26/12/2018

United Kingdom

Brexit boom time for UK warehousing businesses

Brexit maybe causing Theresa May headaches, but the prospect of no deal is a great boost for the UK warehousing sector.

10/12/2018

Focus

EU-China partnership centre stage at Global Tourism Economy Forum

In partnership with Global tourism economy forum

Leading experts and decision-makers come together in Macao to discuss future face of travel industry,

31/10/2018

Europe News

WATCH IN FULL: Jeroen Dijsselbloem interview

Former Eurogroup head talks to Euronews about Greek debt crisis, drink and women and Brexit

27/09/2018

Economy

Former Eurogroup head on Greece, Brexit, and failure

"Prepare for some really bad scenarios": Former Eurogroup head on Greece, Brexit, and failure

27/09/2018

Europe News

Brexit: Can UK learn from Norway?

What's it like to be close to the EU, but not a member?

26/09/2018

World News

The Brexit 'roller coaster' - a British trucker's journey

With a post-Brexit deal remaining elusive, there are fears that trucks could get stuck in queues in Dover and Calais.

25/09/2018

Europe News

EU takes Poland to highest court

Move comes amid concerns about rule of law and courts

24/09/2018

Europe News

EU turns to Africa to help tackle migration

"Together with Chancellor Kurz we have started a dialogue with the Egyptian president"

21/09/2018

World News

Salzburg stalemate: What next for Brexit?

EU and UK remain at odds after Austria meeting

20/09/2018

Europe News

Hungary and Poland: should Brussels have acted sooner?

"It may simply be in Hungary we have left things so late, it's really really difficult to reverse that kind of anti democratic trend."

19/09/2018

Europe News

EU lays out plans for World Trade Organisation reform

"We agreed with some of the criticism the US has voiced vis-a-vis China"

18/09/2018

Europe News

Brief from Brussels: Brexit and migration to dominate Salzburg summit

Amid divisions in the EU, leaders come together at an informal meeting to discuss crunch issues

18/09/2018