Now playing Next world news Euroviews. People have the right to asylum in the EU. We can't let humanity drown Europe cannot just helplessly watch people on the move dying at sea. It needs a migration policy that puts people’s rights at the centre, MEPs Cornelia Ernst and Pietro Bartolo wrote. 15/03/2023
Now playing Next Culture news Euroviews. Q&A: Lineker is a symbol of a culture war, says football writer Britain is going through an extremely conservative era in politics where nothing is off the table. And Gary Lineker grew increasingly outspoken about progressive issues as he became a target, James Montague told Euronews. 14/03/2023
Now playing Next world news Euroviews. Are programmes like ChatGPT bringing useful change or unknown chaos? Are programmes like ChatGPT bringing useful change or unknown chaos? 13/03/2023
Now playing Next world news Euroviews. EU leaders must deliver a renovation wave that leaves no one stranded Energy poverty is falsely seen as an individual problem when in fact, it’s a systemic issue of structural inequality and disempowerment, Laia Segura and Javier Tobías write. 10/03/2023
Now playing Next world news Euroviews. Why are we suddenly so excited by ChatGPT and other generative AI? Our excitement with ChatGPT is often explained by the magic of the tech, but perhaps the real reason is people seeing more clearly our collective need for making sense of a complex world, Colin Strong argues. 10/03/2023
Now playing Next Georgia Euroviews. View Q&A: Georgians will keep defending their freedoms, says EU expert The ruling Georgian Dream coalition's approach is to demonise all other political parties and the civil society. Still, we are fighting for EU membership and anyone and anything that does not help us get there, Vano Chkhikvadze told Euronews. 09/03/2023
Now playing Next world news Euroviews. Women in technology have nothing to fear — except their own hesitance As a starting point, we need to promote the opportunities for women in tech, ensuring young girls become excited by the tech industry at an early age, as I was, and learn of the different options available, Melda Akın writes. 09/03/2023
Now playing Next Moldova Euroviews. Moldova is resisting Moscow's maskirovka. Can the West protect it? Russia's ability to be resourceful in destabilising actions is not to be underestimated, as it is one of the secret ingredients of the Kremlin's modus operandi, Madalin Necsutu writes. 08/03/2023
Now playing Next world news Euroviews. Women are unjustly harmed by the fossil fuel industry. It has to end On International Women's Day, it's important to remember that the industry's business models are reportedly driving inequality and furthering sexual and physical violence against women and gender minorities, Lisa Göldner argues. 08/03/2023
Now playing Next world news Euroviews. Cost of living crisis affects women the most, while men are causing it Women are suffering in poverty, being forced to make impossible choices to ensure people who are dependent on them can survive, while the corporations responsible for this crisis are overwhelmingly run by men, Lucy Hall argues. 07/03/2023
Now playing Next world news Euroviews. What the EU corporate sustainability directive needs to include The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive could be key in speeding up the business transformation towards a fairer, greener economy. However, one key part of it is at threat of being watered down or removed, Katie Hill and Wojciech Baginski write. 06/03/2023
Now playing Next United Kingdom Euroviews. UK's plan to exploit the offshore wind boom has been blown off course Britain is alone among the top ten countries leading the energy transition in lacking a domestic wind energy leader in the market. As a result, other European energy giants are reaping the benefits, Carla Subirana writes. 03/03/2023
Now playing Next Vatican Euroviews. View Q&A with Pietro Orlandi: Rome needs to stop bowing to the Vatican Italian politicians and the judiciary have always passively accepted the will and power of the ecclesiastical hierarchies. I hope that is now a thing of the past, Pietro Orlandi told Euronews. 03/03/2023
Now playing Next Ukraine Euroviews. Pets are victims of war in Ukraine, too. They really need our help If enough animals are helped, it will stop the rampant population growth that will flood Ukraine and Eastern Europe with billions of unwanted animals, Daniel Fine writes. 02/03/2023
Now playing Next world news Euroviews. Food banks are crucial to disaster relief. There is no debate about it With greater awareness and support, community-based food banks can be better prepared before crises strike and support communities long after emergency responders have moved on, Lisa Moon writes. 01/03/2023
Now playing Next world news Euroviews. A solution for global food insecurity may be hiding in our oceans With growing stress on existing food systems from climate change, environmental harm and rising populations, there is significant potential for finding culturally acceptable blue foods with high nutritional and economic value yet relatively low environmental impact, Beatrice Crona writes. 28/02/2023
Now playing Next world news Euroviews. 'Foreign interference' is not the main threat to democracy in the EU The ongoing European Parliament corruption scandal is being used by some to launch a witch-hunt against civil society and NGOs. This is only fuelling the already worrying crackdown on critical voices that hold governments to account, Raffaella Bolini and Jean-Marc Roirant write. 28/02/2023
Now playing Next Ukraine Euroviews. By not tackling effects of Ukraine war, we're risking further disaster We cannot stand witness as the world’s most severe humanitarian crises spiral further out of control, IRC's Harlem Désir writes. 27/02/2023
Now playing Next world news Euroviews. As an MEP, I've been lobbied by the fossil fuel trade. It needs to end I’ve experienced the fossil fuel industry’s lobbying tactics first-hand, and I’ve seen how they prevent serious action from being taken on climate, MEP Marie Toussaint writes. 25/02/2023
Now playing Next Ukraine Euroviews. Q&A with Georgiy Kasianov: War will be Ukraine’s modern creation myth The belief before the invasion was that Ukrainian society was atomised and that people did not trust each other. In fact, under conditions of external pressure, the complete opposite turned out to be true, Georgiy Kasianov told Euronews. 24/02/2023