World

EU data protection: "We are the first ones to set a real standard"

'The Global Conversation' met Jan Philipp Albrecht, the German MEP leading the charge behind the groundbreaking, new data protection regulations which will apply from 25 May 2018

18/05/2018

Europe News

EU parliament's Hungary report a 'collection of lies,' says FM

Foreign Minister slams inquiry into rule of law, as parliament committee discusses findings in Brussels

26/04/2018

Europe News

Facebook complying with new EU privacy law - kind of

The company says European users must still accept targeted ads

18/04/2018

Europe News

French president challenges 'inward-looking nationalist selfishness' in Europe

Emmanuel Macron targeted populist sentiment and pushed for a more united Europe in a highly anticipated speech in the European Parliament.

17/04/2018

Europe News

Citizen campaign to protect minorities secures debate in EU parliament

More than a million people sign-up to initiative calling for common EU standards for national and linguistic minorities

04/04/2018

Europe News

Controversies over Brexit and steel trade

13/03/2018

World News

EU moves to tackle terror financing

More capabilities wanted to investigate and track down channels financing micro terrorism

21/02/2018

Europe News

No transnational lists and ousted for a Nazi jibe

07/02/2018

Europe News

A transnational list for 2019 and EU online shopping gets easier and cheaper

06/02/2018

Europe News

European parliament debates "problem" of Russian propaganda

State-run Russian media has been expanding its footprint for years - increasingly focused on Western audiences. From Moscow's perspective, RT and Sputnik are no different than Voice of America - winning hearts and minds, one article at a time.

17/01/2018

Economy

EU Parliament votes to ban electric pulse fishing

The amendment was passed by 402 votes to 232, with 40 abstentions, and called for a total ban on the use of electric current for fishing.

16/01/2018

Economy

EU Parliament to vote on future of ‘electric pulse fishing'

The European Commission has approved as "environmentally friendly" the controversial fishing technique, banned in much of the world, which is both praised and condemned by experts.

15/01/2018

World News

Which MEPs' Facebook posts get the most reactions in 2017?

Euronews takes a look at which MEPs' Facebook posts were the most popular with followers according to the platform's emoji reactions.

28/12/2017

Europe News

Brief from Brussels: EU Parliament backs Brexit talks

13/12/2017

Europe News

Venezuela crisis: 'Resist and fight'

Opposition leader speaks to Euronews on award of EU Sakharov Prize

13/12/2017

Europe News

Venezuela's opposition awarded Sakharov Prize

EU's top human rights award is presented at European Parliament in Strasbourg

13/12/2017

United Kingdom

Brexit consuming UK government

The 4 board members of the UK Social Mobility Commision have quit saying they can't get anything done while Brexit overshadows everything else in government

03/12/2017

Cinema

Sami Blood wins LUX award

The LUX prize casts the spotlight on films that go to the heart of the European public debate. This year's winner, Sami Blood, is a Swedish coming-of-age drama film written and directed by Amanda Kernell starring real-life sisters Lene Cecilia and Mia Erika Sparrok.

14/11/2017

Europe News

EU hits deadlock over future of glyphosate

Members fail to reach decision on licence extension for controversial weedkiller

09/11/2017

Europe News

Speaking out against sexual harassment

26/10/2017