Belgium

European elections 2019: What happened this week?

This week we look at the smaller parties that could tip the scales in the new parliament and examine the role of the Eurosceptics' favourite target, the EU Commission.

03/05/2019

World

Commission candidates clash over EU army proposal

With just three weeks to go elections for the European Parliament, four candidates for the continent’s top job went head to head in a debate at the European University Institute in Florence.

03/05/2019

World

Raw Politics in full: British leaks and populism elections

Catch the full episode of Thursday's Raw Politics

02/05/2019

Europe News

EU polls: Waiting game as popular parties yet to align with groups

All eyes are on Nigel Farage's Brexit Party, Macron's LREM and Italy's 5-Star Movement.

02/05/2019

Bulgaria

Road Trip Europe Day 34 Sofia: Bulgarians protest low wages on Labour

Bulgaria has the lowest minimum wage in the European Union and is also the poorest country in the bloc. It is these dire labour conditions that are dominating the debate as the European elections loom.

02/05/2019

Netherlands

How can we save democracy from fake news? Video report

Ever wonder why fake news happens and what we can do to stop it undermining the truth? YouTube creator Fonseca goes in search of the answers.

02/05/2019

France

European sleepovers: We feel Europe’s pulse ahead of May’s elections

Our reporter has been sofa-surfing across the continent, staying with the locals to find out what's important to you. Filming the adventure on my phone, you’ve been sharing your stories of what’s working, and what’s not in the EU.

01/05/2019

Europe News

EU elections 2019: Who is Guy Verhofstadt? And what does he stand for

Our profile of Guy Verhofstadt, one of the hopefuls to replace Jean-Claude Juncker after May's European Parliament elections.

01/05/2019

World

Mussolini's great-grandson admits he is using his name to attract support

Caio Mussolini, great-grandson of the former Italian dictator, admits that he hopes his family name will help him. He is standing in the European Elections in Taranto in southern Italy.

01/05/2019

Slovenia

EU is 'built on anti-fascism' not Christian values, says Violeta Tomic

"I think it (the EU) is built on anti-fascism because after the Second World War we finally find out that it is peace that we want to keep inside of Europe," Tomic told Euronews.

30/04/2019

World News

Euroviews. Reconnecting citizens with EU decision-making is possible – and needs to happen now ǀ View

Europe is popular again but if it is to stay that way, it needs to build its relationship with citizens on deeper foundations.

30/04/2019

Europe News

Neo-liberal capitalism 'cannot change climate goals,' says Tomic

The European Left candidate to succeed Jean-Claude Juncker told Euronews "we have to change the system" in order to fight global warming.

30/04/2019

United Kingdom

UK's opposition will back second Brexit vote under certain conditions

The governing body of Britain's main opposition Labour Party decided today (Tuesday) to back a second Brexit referendum... but only under certain conditions.

30/04/2019

Europe News

The Brief: Socialists and Democrats - a closer look

As the European Parliament elections draw near, we look at the political groups in the chamber, this time it's the turn of the socialists.

29/04/2019

World News

Environment is top priority for EU voters, survey suggests

Far fewer respondents saw immigration as a priority than the environment and a fair tax system.

29/04/2019

World News

'Political predators preying on migration crisis,' says Timmermans

Frans Timmermans, the Socialist candidate for the EU's top job, told Euronews that political predators were taking advantage of the so-called migration crisis.

26/04/2019

World News

'EU needs CO2 tax,' says Brussels top job hopeful Frans Timmermans

In an interview with Euronews, EU's top job candidate Frans Timmermans made the case for a CO2 tax at the European level.

26/04/2019

Belgium

European elections 2019: A round-up of the week's best stories

With one month to go until voters across Europe head to the polls, this week we're explaining exactly what the European Parliament does, examining the role of data electioneering in a post-Cambridge Analytica age and meeting three very different candidates

26/04/2019

Europe News

Watch: 'Far-right rising because people fed up with banks' behaviour'

"I believe one of the reasons why the extreme right is on the rise in many parts of Europe is people are fed up with the way the financial sector has been behaving."

26/04/2019

My Europe Series

Green, clean or mean - climate dividing lines

In this edition of State of the Union we look at how the week was dominated by climate controversies, travelled to a German town where an AfD politician is campaigning to save diesel and spoke to former EU Council president advisor Luuk Van Midelaar about the future of Europe.

26/04/2019