World Lookahead to 2022 Behind us, a year marked by Covid lockdowns and crises, fears and protests. Ahead, a Europe that would like to count for more on the world stage, but which is riven by internal conflicts. Let’s look at what 2022 may bring. 30/12/2021
World News These eight stories helped shape Europe in 2021 From COVID to Brexit and Kyiv to Berlin, here are the stories that helped shape Europe's 2021. 27/12/2021
World News New COVID measures and restrictions spark angry protests across Europe The weekend saw protesters in several countries on the continent take to the streets to voice their anger after governments introduce new measures as the fight against COVID-19 continues. 19/12/2021
World "European history is sometimes messed up, but it is also exciting." Romano Prodi Euronews speaks to former European Commission President and two-time prime minister of Italy, Romano Prodi in the Global Conversation. 09/12/2021
Culture news Brexit and Art - will uncertainty continue to stifle the art market? Brexit and Art Will new regulations and ongoing uncertainty continue to stifle the art market after the impact of Covid-19? 27/11/2021
World The face of the EU’s Green Deal on Europe’s climate ambitions "We're on the side of climate justice" - Frans Timmermans, the face of the EU's green deal, talks COP26, nuclear energy, Nord Stream 2 and more. 26/11/2021
World News Women in power: How many European countries have female leaders? As Sweden appoints its first female prime minister, we take a look at the proportion of women in positions of political power across Europe. 24/11/2021
World Ylva Johansson "It's not really a migration crisis. It's a geopolitical crisis." Ylva Johansson, the European Commissioner for Home Affairs and migration, talks to Euronews about the ongoing humanitarian situation on the EU's border with Belarus 23/11/2021
Culture news 'The Schuman Show', or how to mock the singular world of EU politics 'The Schuman Show' plays once a month in the heart of the European capital and hopes to make waves beyond the Brussels bubble with its increasingly popular satirical offerings. 10/11/2021
Smart Regions The city giving digital currency in exchange for saving energy In partnership with the European Commission In this episode, Smart Regions looks at a transformational European project saving huge amounts of energy. It's led to several buildings in a district of the Catalan city of Viladecans being renovated. Residents play an active role in managing energy. They also have their own digital currency. 25/10/2021
Smart Regions AlpInnoCT: the European project using intermodal transport to protect the Alps In partnership with the European Commission The Alps are an essential transit area for freight transport. But road traffic generates noise, pollution and traffic jams in this sensitive ecosystem. A European project has a solution: the transfer of goods from lorries to trains. 11/10/2021
World Jean-Claude Juncker gives his take on Merkel's European legacy Very few politicians have been as long-serving as Angela Merkel, except perhaps Jean-Claude Juncker. We speak to the former EU Commission President about Merkel's legacy in Europe, their time spent working together and her role as chancellor over the last 16 years. 23/09/2021
Climate Cyclones could soon devastate Europe, warns ‘storm chaser’ scientist Unless global warming slows, extreme weather could shape life in Europe within the next 50 years. 20/09/2021
Smart Regions ERMIS II - the project helping people with reduced mobility enjoy the beach In partnership with the European Commission Thanks to a European project, people with reduced mobility in Cyprus and in Greece can enjoy the sea as many beaches are now equipped with wheelchair ramps, devices to get them into the water and much more. 13/09/2021
World Viktor Orbán is having his cake and eating it - Timothy Garton Ash World-renowned Professor of European Studies, Timothy Garton Ash, gives his insight into the withdrawal from Afghanistan, the EU's core values and the politics of Angela Merkel. 08/09/2021
World News Euroviews. Crises tend to divide Europe. Here's how COVID is doing it | View The pandemic has created geographical and generational divides across the European Union which have the potential to change politics in a significant way. 08/09/2021
Economy Experts see greater role for public policy and state regulation in post pandemic years World-renowned economists Joseph Stiglitz and Mario Monti give their insight into economic recovery in the post-pandemics years. 07/09/2021
Tech News Big tech spends big money lobbying EU, new report shows Tech industry giants outspent big pharma and fossil fuel companies trying to win influence and shape policy in Brussels, a new study has found. 31/08/2021
Green News The climate elections: Voters are warming to Europe's green parties Green politicians are getting into government across Europe - but who are they and what are their aims? 20/08/2021
Travel News Which European leaders are going on holiday amid the COVID crisis? Emmanuel Macron is in the Côte d'Azur and Boris Johnson's up in Scotland, but are any political leaders breaking travel restrictions? 12/08/2021