Europe News EU proposes ban on sale of flavoured heated tobacco products According to EU figures, cancer is the second cause of death in the bloc, with 40% of its citizens predicted to face the illness at some point in life. 29/06/2022
the global conversation Europe needs to keep carbon neutraility goals, despite countries returning to coal, says Sinkevičius Europe's Green Deal still a priority, despite energy concerns from war in Ukraine, says Sinkevičius 24/06/2022
the global conversation EU 'not seeking political victory' in Northern Ireland Brexit dispute Brussels says a prosperous relationship with the UK and opportunities for Northern Ireland are its goals. 17/06/2022
The Cube EU strengthens its code of practice to tackle online disinformation EU leaders have been concerned about disinformation flourishing online during the COVID-19 pandemic and Russian propaganda amid the war in Ukraine. 16/06/2022
Europe News Hungary ready for compromises with Brussels to unblock recovery funds National minister Tibor Navracsics told Euronews that Budapest is ready to "speed up negotiations as much as possible." 16/06/2022
Europe News MEPs denounce fresh reports of migrant pushbacks in Greece MEPs on the Civil Liberties Committee are calling on the Commission to ensure that the rule of law is respected at the bloc's external border. 16/06/2022
Europe News EU refuses to rule out suspending Brexit trade deal Maroš Šefčovič told Euronews the latest bill from London is "illegal", "not a serious offer" and threatens the EU's single market. 15/06/2022
Europe News EU to purchase 110,000 doses of monkeypox vaccine The first deliveries will begin at the end of June, EU Commissioner Stella Kyriakides has announced. 14/06/2022
Europe News Brussels to 'rapidly' release delayed EU funds for Palestinian schools A months-long dispute around the content of textbooks effectively blocked the whole package of financial aid. 13/06/2022
Europe News Von der Leyen defends controversial approval of Polish recovery plan MEPs urged the Commission to withhold payments until all judicial reforms are carried out. 07/06/2022
Europe News MEPs want confidence vote in VDL over COVID cash decision for Poland Senior MEPs have criticised von der Leyen for approving Poland's recovery plan despite concerns over its rule of law provisions. 06/06/2022
Europe Decoded Brussels' green light of Poland's recovery plan reveals loopholes The agreement with Brussels doesn't include the automatic reversal of the decisions taken by the disciplinary chamber. 03/06/2022
Europe News Brussels approves €35B Polish recovery plan despite rule of law doubts The plan was blocked for more than a year over controversial judicial reforms in Poland. 01/06/2022
Europe News Croatia could adopt euro in 2023 as Commission gives the all-clear The eurozone could grow by 4 million people on 1 January 2023, if EU leaders approve later this month the Commission's recommendation to let Croatia adopt the single currency. 01/06/2022
Europe News EU leaders hash out deal over Russian oil ban at special summit EU leaders will discuss food security and energy at a special summit on Monday. 30/05/2022
Green News Shocking rise in toxic pesticides on European fruit, says study Is the fruit and veg you’re buying laced with cancer causing chemicals? 25/05/2022
Europe News Rule of law situation in Hungary has detoriated, says EU A hearing was held by the EU's European affairs ministers in the Belgian capital on the Article 7 procedure against Budapest. 23/05/2022
Europe News EU fiscal rules to remain suspended to cushion impact of Ukraine war The announcement from Brussels come in the midst of record-breaking inflation and economic stagnation. 23/05/2022
Europe News Huge growth cuts and soaring inflation: EU makes economic forecast Brussels has been giving its economic forecast today. 16/05/2022
Europe News Brussels aims to circumvent Moscow's blockade of Ukrainian ports It wants to help Kyiv export crucial goods like grain to help soften the blow to the global economy. 12/05/2022
Europe News 'Question marks over Northern Ireland's place in EU's single market' It comes amid a long-running dispute between London and Brussels over the Northern Ireland Protocol. 12/05/2022
This will impact your life EU's plan to tackle online child abuse spark privacy rights fears Privacy activists are sounding the alarm over the European Commission's plans to clamp down on online child abuse, warning that it would usher in "mass surveillance" in the bloc. 11/05/2022
Europe Decoded A week on, the EU appears no closer to a Russian oil embargo Unlike other rounds of sanctions against Moscow approved swiftly by member states, these talks have been slow and optimism is diminishing. 10/05/2022
Biztech news Elon Musk and EU ‘of the same mind’ on new social media rules The Tesla boss told European officials he backed the EU's DSA regulations ahead of his planned buyout of social platform Twitter. 10/05/2022
Europe News Von der Leyen backs ending unanimous voting in some areas of EU The idea is to speed up EU decision making. 09/05/2022
Europe News How Brussels changed its rulebook over new Russian sanctions EU ambassadors were given the proposed sanctions hours before von der Leyen made them public in the European Parliament. 06/05/2022
