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Former French EU Commissioner to become chief Brexit negotiator
65 year old Michel Barnier has been appointed as chief EU negotiator for the UK’s exit from the European Union. The French-man is familiar with Brussels and the EU institutions as he spent a number of years as EU commissioner for...
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Turkey must meet visa requirements, says EU’s Juncker
Turkey must meet all the necessary criteria for visa-free travel in Europe, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Tuesday. The former prime minister of Luxembourg made his remarks in an address to the Strasbourg-based...
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EU ministers approve PNR legislation
EU governments have formally approved new legislation to share air passenger data. The decisions came at a meeting of EU interior and justice ministers in Brussels on Thursday. The bloc sees the new law, known as the Passenger Name...
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EU tells big firms to be more transparent on tax
EU regulators have called on major multinationals to be more transparent in their tax dealings. The European Commission, the bloc’s executive arm, has published a proposal that aims to stop companies from shifting their profits around...
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EU referendum campaign kicks off in the UK
The EU referendum campaign has officially kicked off in Britain. Voters will decide on June 23rd if Britain should remain inside the EU. Both camps have been setting out their stalls. “We’re making sure that we are visible as possible to...
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Varoufakis’ new pan-Europe party aims to strengthen democracy
“We want to strengthen democracy and prevent the EU’s disintegration.” The message from former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, as he launches a new pan-Europe political party. He has been laying out the aims of the Democracy in...
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EU piles pressure on Turkey to open border to Syrian refugees
The European Commission is reiterating its call for Turkey to open the border near the southern town of Kilis, where more than 35,000 Syrians are waiting. Many of the people have fled an escalating government assault on Aleppo....
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Migrant crisis: Turkey-EU ‘lack of trust’ slows action
Last November, the EU struck a deal with Turkey to try and stem the flow of refugees from the country. As the European Commission prepares to assess its progress, euronews has spoken to Marc Pierini, former EU ambassador to Turkey and...
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Hungary’s ‘populist model is taking hold across the whole of Europe,’ says analyst
A Brussels-based newspaper correspondent has told euronews that Hungary’s ‘populist model’ is taking hold across the whole of Europe. Jean Quatremer, who works for Libération, says moves are being made to reduce freedom and the rule of...
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Pro-EU campaigners descend upon streets of London for National Rejoin March
Pro-EU campaigners descend upon the streets of London for the National Rejoin March.Source: Barney Davis
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What does the four-tier EU membership possibly mean for the UK? | You Ask The Questions
It’s been over three years since the UK officially left the European Union however France and Germany have recently drafted plans for an “four-tier Europe” with one tier that could include “even the UK”. News of these proposals came...
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Surviving the deadliest city in Ukraine | On The Ground
From the opening days of Russia's invasion of neighbouring Ukraine, the city of Mariupol has frequently been in the headlines. Through shelling, bombings and incursions by Russian soldiers, the city has been under constant bombardment,...
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The desperate road out of Ukraine | On The Ground
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has sparked fears of the greatest threat to Europe and the world’s security and relative peace since the second world war.In the immediate aftermath of Vladimir Putin’s attempts to invade Russia’s neighbour,...
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Will vaccine passports revive tourism? | Inside Story
Europe unveils COVID-19 digital pass to allow travel, but W.H.O. urges caution
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‘Safe and effective’: EU drug regulator backs AstraZeneca vaccine
The European Medicines Agency says the benefits of the shot outweigh the risks after several countries pause rollouts amid fears over blood clots.
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Will the EU allow non-EU countries to participate in rearmament?
Europe is experiencing significant upheaval over the issue of security enhancement. The existing arrangements under the transatlantic NATO alliance are facing challenges amid the prospect of U.S. disengagement. In response, the European...
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Michael McNamara on AI, media, and governance at DNPA conclave 2025
Michael McNamara, Co-Chair of the European Parliament's AI Working Group, speaks to WION about the newly passed AI Act and its impact on innovation, regulation, and ethical AI development in Europe. He discusses key provisions, the...
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Hungary Against Ukraine’s EU Bid; Orban Says ‘Entry Will Burden Members’ | Details
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has warned that Brussels may force EU nations to fund Ukraine if the US withdraws financial support. With Donald Trump’s administration demanding repayment for past aid and signaling a shift in...
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Trump's Putin Call Sparks NATO Rift, EU Warns Against U.S.' Ukraine Peace Deal | Watch
European NATO allies are growing anxious over Washington’s shifting stance on the Russia-Ukraine war. Reports suggest the U.S. plans to minimize its involvement post-truce, leaving Europe to shoulder security and reconstruction costs....
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Estonia's Crown Jewel: Drone Views of Tallinn's Charms
Take a flight high above the enchanting city of Tallinn, Estonia, with this stunning drone footage. Explore the well-preserved medieval Old Town, with its cobblestone streets, red-tiled roofs, and towering spires, alongside the vibrant...
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Denmark's Capital from the Sky: Drone Tour Of Copenhagen
Fly over the picturesque city of Copenhagen with this captivating drone footage. Explore the colorful canals of Nyhavn, the historic Tivoli Gardens, and the stunning architecture of the Rosenborg Castle, all set against the backdrop of...
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Demonstrators, police clash in Georgia for 4th straight night
Georgian authorities fired water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesters in Tbilisi, who launched fireworks at police. The protests began Thursday, after the government's decision to suspend talks on joining the European Union.
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Protesters clash with Georgian police over government's EU application delay
Police used water cannons and tear gas against protesters in the Georgian capital Tbilisi after the country's ruling party said the government would suspend talks on European Union accession.
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Italy Drops Big Hint On Arresting Netanyahu After UK; 'We're Friends But...' | ICC Warrants
NATO nation Italy dropped a big hint on the possible arrest of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu due to ICC warrant. Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajjani said, "We are friends of Israel but I think we need to respect international law."...