no comment Extinction Rebellion protests Argentina's fast fashion Extinction Rebellion Argentina stages a demonstration against the fast fashion industry on the Florida pedestrian street in Buenos Aires 23/12/2021
Partner content Hisense's European campaign ramps up efforts to boost the multinational's image overseas Central pillars of the company's international expansion include localised market research and increasing brand awareness. 22/12/2021
Europe News Brussels open to competition law exceptions for EU-made microchips The European Commission has defended its longstanding rules and powers but opened the door for more flexibility in strategic areas. 18/11/2021
Partner content We must act now to decarbonise industrial heat power sources We are all fully aware of the vital need to transition to low-carbon energy sources in the electricity sector. 09/11/2021
Culture news Who faces legal liability in 'Rust' shooting case? Euronews explains Experts discuss who could face repercussions from the harrowing shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. 28/10/2021
Europe News Energy-intensive industries want 'compensation' for green transition Peter Claes, President of the IFIEC (International Federation of Industrial Energy Consumers) Europe told Euronews that companies that use a lot of energy to make their products are bearing the brunt of increased energy costs, despite acting to reduce their carbon footprints. 20/10/2021
focus Foreign investors look towards Uzbekistan as its tech sector blossoms In recent years, Uzbekistan has launched various reforms in order to liberalise the economy. The Tech sector is one of its fastest-growing sectors and local start-ups are attracting foreign investors. They plan to expand. Take a look at some of the success stories. 01/09/2021
Partner content The second Qingdao Multinationals Summit brings together industry leaders from around the world Held under the gleaming and sinuous curves of China Railway Qingdao Expo City, this year’s Multinationals Summit exceeded all expectations, with 10,000 people attending online and in person. 06/08/2021
Destinations Moldova’s picture perfect lavender fields smell incredible Moldova hopes to become a world leader in lavender production as its industry gains new life following the collapse of the USSR. 05/08/2021
no comment Lagoon in Argentine Patagonia turns pink due to pollution Lagoon in Argentine Patagonia turns pink due to pollution 24/07/2021
world news EU wants a bigger share of the microchips market Brussels says it wants the EU to have a 20% share of the global market for microchips by the end of the decade. 22/07/2021
Unreported Europe Is France’s bike industry on the road to a ‘Made in Europe’ comeback? 'Made in Asia’ dumping methods have damaged Europe’s industries. Can the European Union rescue the ‘made in Europe’ market and save European jobs? Unreported heads to France to take a look at the bike industry and its European comeback. 16/07/2021
Rethink #Womennotobjects: How empathy is needed to reimagine brand campaigns Madonna Badger, the creative force behind #Womennotobjects campaign, discusses her aims and the legacy she wants to leave behind. 23/06/2021
Sci-tech Sand science: Dubai researchers dig up secrets to sustain life on Earth & Mars It’s predicted that 90% of Earth’s land will be degraded by 2050, as urbanisation and climate change desertify it, turning the planet’s surface into dust and sand. This sediment makes up 75% of UAE land, where researchers are using nanotechnology and living organisms to unlock its hidden potential 09/06/2021
Europe News Brussels wants to cut down EU's dependence on key imports The European Commission has identified 137 products in strategic sectors, like healthcare and high tech, where the EU is highly dependent on imports. 05/05/2021
Unreported Europe The real cost of Portugal’s lithium boom How Portugal has the upper hand in Europe's lithium reserves - in this week's Unreported Europe on Euronews. 23/04/2021
Partner content Is planning still possible without climate data? As different as they may be, businesses, industries, policy-makers and authorities face the same challenge: integrating the impact of climate change in their future decisions 29/03/2021
Smart Regions Making Zorrotzaurre the 'Manhattan of Bilbao' The AS Fabrik project is turning one of Bilbao's old industrial zones into a space for startups and new industries to face the challenges of the digital economy. 01/02/2021
Next Series Ilham Kadri wants to revolutionise the chemicals industry Ilham Kadri is a scientist and the CEO of a multi-billion euro chemical company. She cares deeply about sustainability and has committed Solvay to the Paris Climate Agreement. Isabelle Kumar finds out the motivation and means to her success. 14/01/2021
World UAE aerospace manufacturer Strata pivots from plane parts to mask production during pandemic Like so many industries around the world, manufacturing has been badly hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. 18/09/2020
Spain Madrid Fashion Week: Masks take centre stage on and off the catwalk Our reporter Jaime Velazquez hits the catwalk to compare this year's event with previous editions. 14/09/2020
Europe News EU unveils action plan to secure access to critical raw materials The European Commission on Thursday unveiled plans to create domestic supply chains for raw materials, including lithium, seen as critical to the bloc's digital and green transition. 03/09/2020
futuris Artificial Intelligence: how man and machine are progressively working as one Futuris looks at how the relationship between man and machine in modern manufacturing is evolving through the adoption of Artificial Intelligence and automation. 15/06/2020
Spain Spanish horror movie crew back on set after two-month virus shutdown Actors and the crew must now wear masks and disinfect regularly as they resume filming on 'Vampus Horror Tales'. 07/06/2020
business planet Europe’s industrial clusters mobilise to fight coronavirus European industrial clusters are particularly active in the fight against COVID-19. 10/04/2020
Europe News Cracks appear in Belgian Easter egg market as COVID-19 lockdown bites Easter usually means bumper sales for Belgium's chocolate industry. But this year the coronavirus lockdown is leaving retailers with a bitter taste in their mouths. 10/04/2020
