Third industrial revolution pundit and President of Foundation on Economic Trends (FOET), Jeremy Rifkin firmly believes technologies are never neutral and technological infrastructures through history have never been neutral. They always come at a price.

The European Commission is to strike back at the US' 'illegal' imposition of tariffs on European steel and aluminium by imposing €2.8 billion in duties on US products.

Finance ministers of the 28 EU countries reach agreement

Officials warn incoming Italian government to keep its debt under control

The European Union is reviewing its options after President Donald Trump’s threats to impose sanctions on companies doing business with Iran.

For low-income eurozone countries, holding their own in comparison with richer EU neighbours is an ongoing process

The Director of the International Monetary Fund’s Europe Office, Jeffrey Franks, likens the EU’s goal of convergence to the paintings of Renaissance masters like Raphael and Michelangelo

According to Jeffrey Franks, Director of the International Monetary Fund’s Europe Office, reforms to generate higher productivity are key to a post-crisis economic growth plan for Europe.

The Director of the International Monetary Fund’s Europe Office, Jeffrey Franks, says that many structural policies in Europe have always remained outside the EU mandate and in the hands of national governments.

Life in a cab: our journalist spent 9 days trucking across Europe to uncover the human price of road transportation.

In this edition of Real Economy, we focus on the fallout from rising house prices. What does it mean for homeowners, those seeking to buy and for the economy as a whole? The fear of a new property bubble is in everyone's mind.

Swedish bank SEB's household economist, Jens Magnusson, tells us about the lessons learnt from the subprime crisis.

WIth unemployment among young people a continuous problem across Europe, apprenticeships are becoming an increasingly important source of work and Denmark is leading the way.

Last year the euro area and the EU both grew at the fastest pace in a decade

'Only when you look beyond the work in progress can it be understood that the EU’s final structure will be of one of the strongest economies in the world'

Disrupted US Relations a bigger risk to Europe’s Economy than Brexit: OECD

To make the 30th anniversary of the cohesion policy, Euronews hosted a panel in Brussels where some of the European Union's top politicians looked at the effect it has had on the bloc.

Jobs are back in Europe but with 1 in 4 contracts now part time or on-demand, that's creating working conditions as unpredictable as the weather - so the EU wants to change the rules.