Germany European police arrest 11 in counterfeit euro banknotes investigation The criminal group had sold more than 26,000 counterfeit banknotes worth €1.3 million 16/12/2019
Next Series Astronauts conduct health experiment and spacewalk Euronews space correspondent and European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Luca Parmitano has sent the latest instalment of Space Chronicles, a series in which he documents his experiences on the International Space Station (ISS) over a six-month period. 16/12/2019
World News Euroviews. We need to stop pretending that we do enough to curtail terrorists’ online influence ǀ View We are living in times of global terrorism, unlike any we have known before. This is a terror that thrives through its enduring online presence. The time has come and gone for relying on the goodwill of the tech industry and their unfulfilled promises of self-regulation. 13/12/2019
Bulgaria Euroviews. The EU’s first Public Prosecutor has her work cut out for her tackling corruption in Bulgaria ǀ View Laura Kövesi, who was appointed as the EU’s first chief public prosecutor, has a long track record of fighting corruption in her native Romania. Yet, is a solid résumé enough to tackle the immense challenge before this new EU institution? 13/12/2019
United Kingdom Election done. What's the next stage in the Brexit negotiations? The UK general election has given a large majority to the British Conservatives, allowing PM Boris Johnson a comfortable margin to pass his Brexit deal in parliament. So what's next in the Brexit saga? 13/12/2019
Focus The young Europeans and the future of health policy The European Health Parliament meets in Brussels to come up with innovative policies for future healthcare 13/12/2019
United Kingdom Time frame for post-Brexit trade deal 'is challenging', says EU chief Boris Johnson's resounding victory means the Withdrawal Agreement should be passed by the House of Commons quickly. 13/12/2019
Europe News EU leaders agree on climate neutrality by 2050, Poland to go 'at own pace' Discussions focused on funds for eastern European states to transition away from fossil fuels, while keeping nuclear power in the mix, but the deadline is a bit more flexible for one country. 13/12/2019
Europe News EU summit climate showdown Europe's new Green Deal faces its first test as EU leaders meet in Brussels with the aim of agreeing to carbon neutrality by 2050, but not every country is on board ahead of talks. 12/12/2019
World News Eastern European countries threaten to wreck EU 'Green Deal' Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic were threatening on Thursday to wreck the bloc's new push for climate neutrality by 2050 as the 27 EU leaders are meeting for a decisive summit in Brussels. 12/12/2019
World News EU member states agree on climate neutrality by 2050 without Poland EU leaders will on Thursday "advance altogether on a very important topic, that of our climate ambition", French President Emmanuel Macron said upon arrival in Brussels. 12/12/2019
No Comment Greenpeace hang Climate Emergency banner at new EU headquarters Greenpeace activists scaled the new EU headquarters on Thursday, displaying a large banner warning of a "weather emergency" hours before the leaders of the bloc are scheduled to meet for a summit on how to combat global warming. 12/12/2019
Yemen Euroviews. The EU must push for peace in Yemen to avoid a decade of humanitarian disaster ǀ View As we enter 2020, if the openings for peace are to set Yemen on a path to stability, the EU must be at the forefront of efforts to make the next ten years the decade of delivery, not the decade of disaster. For Yemen, that will require peace. 12/12/2019
Europe News Can Europe become 'world's first climate-neutral continent'? Among the flagship measures she will outline during a special plenary of the EU parliament in Brussels is a €100bn transition fund to boost green investment. 11/12/2019
Europe News The Brief: The EU's diplomatic dilemma over Iran's petrol protests A violent crackdown on recent protests and internet restrictions in Iran present diplomatic challenges for the EU as it attempts a balancing act of keeping the Iran nuclear deal alive while standing firm on human rights. 10/12/2019
Europe News North Macedonia FM prepared to go solo for EU accession bid North Macedonia FM prepared to go solo for EU accession bid 10/12/2019
United Kingdom EU citizens criticise Boris Johnson's 'xenophobic' migration comment EU citizens have been able to treat the UK as though "it’s basically part of their own country" for too long, British PM Boris Johnson said on Sunday. 09/12/2019
Europe News The Brief: EU on Libya-Turkey maritime border All eyes were on Josep Borrell to see what ideas he had up his sleeve. He is the EU's new foreign affairs chief and will be chairing these meetings for the next five years. 09/12/2019
World News EU still among top 3 of world CO2 emitters, new data shows The European Union is still among the world's top three CO2 emitters after China and the United States, new data shows. The figures, which date from 2018, were released on Wednesday by the Global Carbon Project on the occasion of the UN Climate Summit in Madrid (COP25) 05/12/2019
Europe News Women from Central Eastern Europe steal the spotlight at the 2019 Women in Europe awards At the 4th annual Women in Europe awards, four women were recognized for their work in raising awareness for women's issues. 05/12/2019