Poland Sprawling sunflower field in Polish city makes it top tourist spot A sprawling sunflower field has made a Polish city look like a real-life Van Gogh painting. 06/08/2019
Slovakia New swine fever case in Slovakia as countries try to contain outbreak A fresh case of African Swine Fever (ASF) has been discovered in Slovakia in a village near the Hungarian border. 06/08/2019
Bulgaria Pork industry at risk as swine fever hits farms across Eastern Europe Pork industry at risk as swine fever hits farms across Eastern Europe. More than 120 000 pigs have been slaughtered in Bulgaria in an attempt to limit the number of swine fever cases. 05/08/2019
Moldova Moldova had two, parallel governments. Now, one of them has quit The Democratic Party, chaired by controversial oligarch Vladimir Plahotniuc, has resigned from power, paving the way for an unlikely coalition between a pro-Russia and a pro-EU party. 15/06/2019
Romania Jeers and handcuffs: Romania's top politician finally goes to jail Crowds shouted 'go to prison' as Romania's Liviu Dragnea was taken to jail for corruption. 27/05/2019
Ideas The best green music festivals in Europe Our round-up of small and brilliant eco-friendly festivals across the continent. 15/04/2019
Ukraine A day in the life: A Ukrainian family votes for their next president Elections provoke heated debate in Ukrainian society, and opinions often divide families and the closest of friends. Yet sometimes they bring families back together as voters travel back to their birthplace to cast their ballots. 15/04/2019
Slovakia Slovakia prepares to elect liberal lawyer as first female president The lawyer and anti-graft campaigner, Zuzana Caputova, is set to win Slovakia's presidential election. 30/03/2019
Slovakia Why Slovakia is poised to elect a vocal government critic Polls opened in Slovakia on Saturday to elect a new President. A vocal government critic is on course to win after the murder of an investigative journalist last year dealt a blow to the current governing party. 16/03/2019
Ukraine Explainer: All you need to know about Ukraine's presidential election Ukrainians won't have a shortage of candidates to choose from when they go to the polls to elect a new president. A record 44 people put their names forward, although five have since dropped out. 12/03/2019
World Air pollution knocks almost one year off the average European's life According to the European Environmental Agency (EEA), air pollution currently causes almost 500,000 premature deaths across Europe every year. The Balkans are considered Europe's most polluted region. 19/02/2019
Romania Western Europe has double standards over corruption, says Romania's PM But experts said Bucharest should deal with its "corruption problem" and that any double standards were irrelevant. 05/02/2019
world news 'Stark differences' in East, West Europe towards minorities: report People in Central and Eastern Europe are less accepting of Muslims, Jews, same-sex marriage, and legal abortion, a Pew Research Center survey has found. 30/10/2018
Poland 2019: The great European mutiny? Poland's Deputy PM talks to Euronews Can Poland's ultra-conservative government reconcile its traditionalist approach with the values which dominate the European Union? Piotr Glinski, the Deputy Prime Minister, spoke to Euronews. 06/09/2018
View Ukraine - the war should not be the only priority | View Strengthening military capacity is necessary, but should not be seen as the only priority of the country. The war can unite people and benefit those who are able to ride the wave of patriotism and collective emotion, but an one-dimensional take on statesmanship will soon show its limits. 24/08/2018
View Winning hearts and minds in the Western Balkans and EAP Countries There are reasons for optimism in dealing with the Russian information wars in Western Balkans and in the leading countries of the Eastern Partnership. 19/06/2018
Ukraine Kyiv residents show football fans Ukrainian hospitality ahead of Satur Euronews caught up with the football fans who were invited to stay in the homes of some residents in Kyiv. 26/05/2018
Serbia Serbia's king who isn't Serbia's monarchs were kicked out of the country during World War II but they never gave up the claim to the throne. Now a new political party is lobbying to bring the monarchy back. 18/05/2018
Hungary Hungarian swimming executive accused of murdering business rival On Tuesday, Hungarian authorities arrested swimming executive Tamas Gyarfas for ordering the murder of business rival Janos Fenyo but on Wednesday his lawyer said he was innocent. 18/04/2018
