Crossing Cultures Spain and China’s iconic foods: olive oil and Jinhua ham explained In partnership with CGTN
Crossing Cultures Spain and China’s iconic foods: olive oil and Jinhua ham explained In partnership with CGTN
Europe News EU to lift Fukushima food ban imposed after nuclear accident Economic security, particuarly in relation to China, was also a key topic. 13/07/2023
Smart Health Medical residue in water: what are the impacts and solutions? In partnership with The European Commission Taking a painkiller to cure a headache might seem quite harmless. But many of the medicines we take can have far-reaching impacts on the environment, wildlife and potentially our own health. 13/07/2023
Europe News EU should expand joint gas purchases to other commodities - Commission The European Union should build on the success of its new joint gas purchase platform and extend it to other commodities including hydrogen and critical raw materials to ensure steady supplies and affordable prices, Maroš Šefčovič argued on Thursday. 13/07/2023
Affiliate content What impact could regulating AI have on Europe? Partner content presented by Jobbio As Europe’s executive branch discusses how to regulate Artificial Intelligence, tech leaders are debating the potential impacts of stricter rules. 13/07/2023
World News Euroviews. Europe needs to embrace green mining for its energy transition goals Europe is rich in its own metals, but mining has a dirty image across the continent. Sustainable mining has to be our future, Jordi Bruno writes. 13/07/2023
World News Inequality decimating social trust in Europe, finds WHO report Governments and policymakers should heed the report's "ominous warnings", said the institution's regional director for Europe. 13/07/2023
World News Euroviews. Will Europe’s AI legislation protect people’s rights? As the EU’s AI Act moves into the final phase of negotiations, key battles arise for the protection of human rights. The rules on the police’s use of AI technology for surveillance are the heart of the issue, Sarah Chander writes. 12/07/2023
Tech News How tech is bridging the gap between innovation and sustainability In partnership with European Patent Office While tech development has been long considered a thorny issue for sustainability, recent innovations have focused on creating a greener future for our planet. 12/07/2023
Europe News EU population returns to growth in 2022 due to migration The European Union’s population grew in 2022 for the first time in three years, according to new data published on Tuesday by the EU’s statistics office Eurostat. 11/07/2023
World News Euroviews. The EU nature restoration law would improve food security — full stop Like all food companies, Danone and Nestlé are heavily reliant on nature and its well-being to procure our agricultural raw materials. When nature suffers, our supply chain is strained, Facundo Etchebehere and Bart Vandewaetere write. 11/07/2023
Europe News Brussels rules US is safe destination for EU personal data Brussels on Monday announced that the transfer of personal data to the US can legally take place after securing safeguards over access by intelligence agencies and the creation of a redress mechanism for EU residents. 10/07/2023
World News Von der Leyen hails EU-New Zealand free trade agreement The EU is New Zealand's third-largest trading partner, exporting wine, fruit and meat to Europe. 09/07/2023
Europe News Brussels tables EU-wide exit from controversial Energy Charter Treaty The European Commission has formally proposed a "coordinated and orderly" withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty. 07/07/2023
World News Euroviews. The EU nature restoration law is meant to help cities, not hinder them As European cities continue to heat up faster than the rest of our countries, let the Nature Restoration Law be our unified response and our commitment to a sustainable, resilient future, Linda Voortman writes. 07/07/2023
Europe News EU agrees 'historic' €500 million deal to boost ammunition production European Union negotiators reached a deal in the early hours of Friday to accelerate the production of munition and missiles in Europe to urgently deliver Ukraine. 07/07/2023
World News Euroviews. Amid raw materials rush, few are considering a more circular approach Without substantial action now, we are destined to continue our take-make-use-waste cycle, Tahmid Chowdhury writes. 06/07/2023
Europe News Spanish election raises concerns over country's EU presidency tenure Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialist party is currently trailing its closest rival in the polls. 06/07/2023
Green News EU agency sees no major reason to block controversial weedkiller European Food Safety Agency experts concluded there would not be a concern for consumers 06/07/2023
World News Euroviews. EU taxpayers' money still spends the night in climate-unfriendly banks It is imperative that the EU develops a capital allocation strategy that moves its cash towards ethical and sustainable banks, Marilyn Waite writes. 05/07/2023
Spain What next for Catalan separatist Puigdemont after immunity lifted? After an EU ruling stripped him of parliamentary immunity, Euronews explores if Puigdemont will be extradited and tried in Spain. 05/07/2023