Europe Decoded MEPs call for revamp of artists’ rights across EU and AI protection The European Union should do more to mitigate the "very irregular" employment situation" and the challenges posed by AI and digitalisation that artists and other professionals in the creative sector face, lawmakers have demanded. 01/07/2023
Europe News Poland and Hungary thwart EU summit as they resist migration reform Poland and Hungary made good on their promise to prevent the European Council from adopting joint conclusions on migration. 30/06/2023
United Kingdom Brexit leader Nigel Farage 'considering leaving' Britain He claimed Britain had become "completely unliveable" following the closure of his bank accounts. 30/06/2023
World News Euroviews. Faced with devastating droughts, the EU is in dire need of a Blue Deal It’s time to get serious: we need to label water as one of the EU’s critical raw materials, something that every citizen has a basic right to – and we need to take action to secure and defend future access to it, MEP Emma Wiesner writes. 30/06/2023
Travel News The end of flight mode is coming. Will you switch on your phone? A new poll has revealed that passengers are split on new inflight phone rules. 30/06/2023
wellbeing Europeans are the world’s heaviest drinkers: How do countries compare? Among the 10 countries that drink the most in the world, nine are in the EU. But there are big differences between nations. 30/06/2023
Europe News EU leaders agree to provide 'security commitments' to Ukraine European Union leaders decided in the early hours of Friday morning to put their pledge to support Ukraine for “as long as it takes” to the test by agreeing to provide the war-torn country with “future security commitments”. 30/06/2023
World News Tourism sector enjoying 'tremendous recovery', Brussels summit hears The European tourism sector looks set for another bumper year, the inaugural Destination Europe Summit in Brussels told. 29/06/2023
China Euroviews. The EU and China have to forge a more resilient relationship — now The polycrisis engulfing the world today reveals a broken multilateralism that beckons both Brussels and Beijing to have the will to embark on a journey towards change, Lucie Qian Xia writes. 29/06/2023
World News Euroviews. The EU Deforestation Law should not be yet another false dawn We must use this unique opportunity to tackle climate change, help stop the destruction of our remaining rainforests, and protect indigenous peoples and local communities depending on them, Anke Schulmeister writes. 29/06/2023
World Europe a 'fantastic' place to invent tourism AI, says Thierry Breton EU Commissioner Breton tells Destination Europe Summit that regulated use of technology will help the tourism sector. 28/06/2023
Earth News French company accused of releasing 'forever chemicals' near Lyon Local residents blame French chemical giant Arkema for contaminating the environment around its plant near Lyon. 28/06/2023
World News Euroviews. The EU must restrict fossil fuel lobbyists’ access to our institutions The countdown before climate mayhem has started, and it is high time to phase out the fossil fuel industry's influence on public institutions, MEPs Manon Aubry, Michael Bloss and Pierre Larrouturou write. 28/06/2023
Europe News Belgian movie 'Close' wins European Parliament's 2023 LUX film award Other nominees for the prize included Spanish director Carla Simón's 'Alcarràs' and the Oscar nominated 'Triangle of Sadness'. 28/06/2023
Europe News Liberal lawmakers take the lead at this year's MEP Awards Lawmakers from Renew Europe, the European Parliament's third-largest group, snatched four prizes at the 2023 MEP Awards. 28/06/2023
Europe News EU negotiators reach deal to regulate use of data Negotiators from the European Parliament and EU countries on Tuesday reached a deal to regulate the access and use of data. 28/06/2023
Europe News 50% of tourists want sustainable holidays despite cost: Booking.com Booking.com told Euronews that many people want to lower their carbon footprints when travelling, even if it means paying more. 27/06/2023
Romania Euroviews. Europe has a tobacco smuggling problem it needs to curb Putting an end to tobacco smuggling would mean extra money in the budget to help those who need it the most — an ideal the European Union leaders vowed to uphold, Cristian Gherasim writes. 27/06/2023
Europe News 'No one will leave' the EU market because of new AI rules, says Breton "Don't worry. No one will leave. No one," Thierry Breton, the European Commissioner for the internal market, told Euronews on Tuesday. 27/06/2023
Culture news LUX Audience Awards to reveal winner tonight The award is run by the European Parliament and the European Film Academy to celebrate diverse European filmmaking. 27/06/2023