Transport

Make it Work

EU-funded counsellors help cross-border workers claim rights

In partnership with the European Commission

A cross-border network of counsellors, funded by the EU, is helping Europeans who work in other member states to claim the wages and social rights they are entitled to.

28 October 2026

EU News

Meloni approves aid bill to truckers, farming and fishing sectors

On Thursday, Giorgia Meloni's government approved the aid bill after truckers staged a protest against the spiralling cost-of-living crisis and high fuel prices. The protests have brought many critical sectors and services, including food deliveries, to a standstill.

22 October 2026

Europe News

Italy's truckers' protests leave supermarket shelves empty

Italy's government has warned of criminal penalties for truck drivers blocking roads in protest over soaring fuel prices, as authorities move to clear demonstrations disrupting transport and deliveries in the country's south.

22 October 2026

Business Line

Uzbekistan targets jobs and investment as visitor numbers rise

In partnership with Center for the Production of Content for Mass Media under the Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan

As international visitor numbers grow, Uzbekistan is introducing financial incentives for tourism businesses, expanding air and rail connections, and easing travel requirements. The reforms aim to attract investment, increase tourism revenue and create new economic opportunities across the country.

20 October 2026

Europe News

Lisbon mayor moves to suspend shared e-scooter scheme

The move is set to be discussed at a council meeting on 21 October. There are currently three companies operating in the sector in the Portuguese capital: Bolt, Lime, and Bird.

16 October 2026

Earth News

Why landlocked countries struggle to make healthy food affordable

As one of only two doubly landlocked countries globally, Uzbekistan faces unique water and food security challenges.

15 October 2026

Tech News

'Kind of a miracle': Driverless shuttles go solo at Tallinn Airport

Euronews Next exclusive: A driverless shuttle now carries aircraft workers and spare parts at Tallinn Airport, with no safety agents on board.

8 October 2026

The Ring

Europe's tourism boom - Can cities cope? MEPs debate in The Ring

In this special live episode, we’re zooming in on how the tourism boom across Europe is affecting locals — and whether it’s possible to square the circle between the continent’s tourism growth and its worrying housing crisis.

30 September 2026

Make it Work

EU funds help Swedes on lower incomes go electric

In partnership with the European Commission

A Swedish government scheme, part-funded by the EU's Social Climate Fund, is offering rural, lower-income drivers financial support to switch from petrol and diesel to electric vehicles.

30 September 2026

Climate

Half of Europeans exposed to little-known ‘super pollutant’

People who suffer from asthma are the most at risk.

30 September 2026

Qatar in Motion

Discover how Qatar is building a future-ready smart city

In partnership with Media City

In this episode of Qatar in Motion, we explore how Qatar is building the city of the future, where artificial intelligence, autonomous mobility, smart infrastructure, and sustainability converge to transform everyday life.

23 September 2026

Europe in Motion

How European travel habits have changed over a decade

Cars remain Europe's top way to travel. However, trains have overtaken buses for the first time in a decade, while planes grew fastest of any mode of transport over the same period.

23 September 2026

Climate

In Argentina, solar power from the Andes keeps this train running

The Tren Solar de la Quebrada can run nearly double its current length on solar power alone.

20 September 2026

Travel News

Which European cities have the most expensive public transport?

A new Greenpeace study has found that fares have risen in 14 European capitals since 2023, with some cities seeing prices climb by more than 50% – although public transport has become cheaper in four others.

17 September 2026

Europe in Motion

The European commute: Who spends the most time getting to work?

Just how long do Europeans spend getting to work? Across the continent, the daily average commute sits at 48 minutes, but that hides a massive divide.

9 September 2026

Destinations

Coach trips are back – and these are some of Europe’s best routes

Once seen as an old-fashioned way to travel, coach holidays are enjoying a revival. From luxury tours to DIY city-hopping, here are five European routes worth taking.

3 September 2026