France

Trump card? Strasbourg uses Donald to motivate voters for EU poll

Authorities in Strasbourg have found a novel way of getting voters out for next May’s European Parliament elections: Donald Trump.

23 November 2018

United Kingdom

Hunt's 'Soviet prison' comments 'repugnant', Stubb tells Euronews

Candidate for European Commission president tells Darren McCaffrey that remarks by British foreign secretary were "stupid".

2 October 2018

Europe News

"He lost touch with the citizens of Europe"

Previewing Juncker's last major speech at the helm of the EU Commission

11 September 2018

Poland

2019: The great European mutiny? Poland's Deputy PM talks to Euronews

Can Poland's ultra-conservative government reconcile its traditionalist approach with the values which dominate the European Union? Piotr Glinski, the Deputy Prime Minister, spoke to Euronews.

6 September 2018

Hungary

Euroviews. Three takeaways from the Salvini-Orbán meeting | View

The recent meeting between Viktor Orbán and Matteo Salvini created widespread speculations that the two politicians will run a joint political platform and totally change the political landscape in Europe. Is it really going to happen? It is highly unlikely, and here are the reasons why.

31 August 2018

World News

Euronews asks: What do you think of the European Union?

As the European Union plans to relaunch the “European Project”, Euronews wants your say on how the EU is performing.

20 February 2018

Europe News

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

6 February 2018

Europe News

EU: a transnational list for 2019?

The European Parliament has come up with a plan to introduce a transnational list for the next European elections in 2019. MEPs will vote on it in a plenary session in Strasbourg.

6 February 2018

Czech Republic

Czech President brandishes gun marked 'for journalists'

Incident comes just a few days after the death of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia

23 October 2017

Germany

Merkel, Schulz reach out to undecided voters as far-right surge looms

The German Chancellor and her Social Democrat challenger say every vote counts, as the Alternative for Germany (AfD) looks set to become the most far-right party in parliament for 60 years.

22 September 2017

Spain

The Catalan parliament approves a law to call a referendum on October 1 on independence from Spain

6 September 2017

Economy

Sterling sees sharp drop in value over election confusion

As Britain looked to be heading towards a hung parliament over night, a sharp downturn in the sterling market had investors concerned

9 June 2017

Germany

Macron meets Merkel to push EU reform idea

Newly-elected French president Emmanuel Macron has wasted little time in pushing forward his desire to reform the European Union.

15 May 2017

France

Hollande warns France of the dangers of populism

Hollande calls on France to avoid populism

20 February 2017

World News

Juncker warns Brexit could divide EU

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker fears Britain will try to divide the EU’s remaining 27 members during its negotiations to leave the bloc.

11 February 2017

World News

Index dubs USA a 'flawed democracy'

'The land of the free' is no longer a 'full democracy' according to an annual index from the Economist Intelligence Unit.

26 January 2017

Germany

Germany targets far-right extremists in dozens of raids

Several of those targeted were believed to have links to the Reichsburger movement, an extremist group which rejects the legitimacy of the German republic.

25 January 2017

World News

OPINION: Can the EU Survive Populism?

4 January 2017

Economy

Greek election: voters remain divided over Tsipras 'credibility'

It was all smiles at Syriza headquarters in Athens as Sunday’s election results became clear. Although Tsipras’s critics claim his handling of the

21 September 2015

World News

Poll for Europe

2014 was also marked by a major poll for millions of Europeans. In May, voters in the 28 member states voted for their new representatives in the

19 December 2014