Italy Dress shops and florists left at the altar as COVID-19 hits weddings Coronavirus lockdowns have put tens of thousands of weddings on hold. Now some shops fear the COVID-19 economic fallout will mean people many won’t be able to afford weddings planned for next year. 13/05/2020
state of the union Europe's week: Workers rights and tourism turbulence This week we take a look at how trade unionists see Europe's record on fighting the economic fallout of coronavirus, 01/05/2020
Switzerland Swiss Secretary apologises for warning against international travel Erik Jacob had said that uncertainty in the aviation industry was likely to remain for a considerable period of time, but has since clarified his comments and ays they were a "personal recommendation". 29/04/2020
Greece Varoufakis: COVID-19 economic fallout could heap more misery on Greece "I very much fear that Greece will have the largest number of people who go hungry as a result of the economic dimension of this pandemic," Yanis Varoufakis tells Euronews 23/04/2020
Greece Europe 'should learn from Greece' in COVID-19 fight, says Papandreou George Papandreou said Greece is using the lessons of the financial crisis to deal with the pandemic. 23/04/2020
Germany Bavarian brewery closes over covid-19 A brewery in Bavaria is one of many that are being forced out of business as a result of the coronavirus outbreak 19/04/2020
Business 'Job catastrophe': 1.25 billion workers face major hit from COVID-19 The COVID-19 pandemic is the biggest crisis since the Second World War, with more than a third of the global workforce at risk of "drastic" layoffs and wage cuts, warns the International Labour Organization. 08/04/2020
Unreported Europe Covid-19: What are the consequences for small and medium enterprises? Unreported Europe explores the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on small and medium enterprises in Bulgaria, Hungary and Bosnia-Herzegovina. 03/04/2020
Europe News EU hopes to mitigate lockdown and help workers with €100 billion fund Brussels has launched a €100 billion fund to help those feeling the economic fallout from coronavirus lockdowns. 02/04/2020
View EU leaders need to be communicating a shared vision to get us through the coronavirus crisis ǀ View The role of the European institutions has been seriously questioned during the past two weeks. As a passionate European, this hurts to see. Despite the efforts of the European Commission to help and to intervene in the crisis, member states have decided rather to take a national approach. 19/03/2020
Italy Number of children in absolute poverty in Italy has tripled since 2008 Save the children in Rome has released its latest edition of the Atlas on At-Risk Children in Italy report on the occasion of the launch of the campaign 'Let's Light Up The Future'. 22/10/2019
Greece Social gap widens after Greek economic crisis and bailout programmes Ago Kouitimi and Tassos Athanasopoulos had many things in common, both enjoying a good standard of living. Until the startling impacts of the economic crisis hit Greece, increasing the social gap between the workers drastically. 21/08/2019
View Stock market drops and China trade woes evoke the trauma of 2008 — but don't panic (yet) ǀ View Even if the U.S. economy is slowing, that doesn’t mean we're headed back to the dark days of the Great Recession. 08/08/2019
France OECD: Rebuilding trust in institutions is 'world's greatest challenge' Rebuilding people's trust in institutions is the world's greatest challenge, Angel Gurria, head of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), told Euronews' Jannat Jalil. 20/05/2019
world news Cuba extends rationing as shortages bite Cuba imports 60 to 70% of its food and blames the latest shortages on the decades long US trade embargo. 12/05/2019
no comment Venezuelans wade across border river in exodus to Colombia Thousands of Venezuelans are taking to the border river with Colombia to escape shortages, crime and a flailing economy back home. 04/04/2019
The Cube Venezuela: 1 litre of milk could cost a third of your wage | #TheCube #TheCube | "Hyperinflation is too great for families to feed themselves." Amid a political crisis and growing economic collapse, what is hyperinflation like for Venezuelans? The Cube reached out to social media users who told their stories through receipts. 15/02/2019
Greece Greek bailout: The economy before and after As it successfully exits its eight-year-long bailout program, Euronews takes a look at how the Greek economy is faring now compared to 2010, when it first received money from creditors. 20/08/2018
Venezuela Merchants in Venezuela face impossible choice After Venezuela's president announced a sixty-fold increase in the minimum wage merchants may be forced out of business 19/08/2018
View Working poor, the new class after the 2008 crisis | View Since the onset of the economic crisis in 2008, the working poor has emerged as a growing concern in Europe. Those who belong to this group are employed but their income isn’t high enough to maintain the typical standard of living in their society. 10/08/2018
Venezuela Half a burger? Here's what one month's pay will get you in Venezuela Minimum wage in Caracas can buy you five cups of coffee — or half a burger. But what other things can you buy with one month's pay in the South American country? 02/07/2018
Business Argentina announces $50bn standby deal with IMF Agreement is a turning point in a country where many blame the IMF for the 2001 economic crisis 08/06/2018
United Kingdom U.K. Government sells RBS shares for huge loss U.K. Government has sold 7.7 percent of its RBS shares at half the price they bought them for 05/06/2018
Venezuela Venezuelans flee to Colombia to escape economic meltdown In a special report Euronews' Monica Pinna travels to the Colombia border to witness the mass exodus of Venezuelan migrants. 26/03/2018
world news Venezuela's Maduro not welcome at key Americas summit Venezuela's president is criticised by neighbouring nations for his handling of the country's economic and political crisis. 14/02/2018
world news "Nationalism and populism are the cancer of Europe" Spain's former prime minister Felipe Gonzalez shares his hopes and fears with Euronews 01/02/2018
