Travel News Spain digital nomad visa: Everything we know so far With a low cost of living and good internet, Spain is already popular with remote workers. 27/09/2022
Europe News Severe droughts 'could be the norm' in the EU by 2050, experts say Droughts could mean that "part of the Mediterranean region will become problematic when it comes to agriculture", MEPs were told on Wednesday. 26/09/2022
Europe News Here's what a Meloni government in Italy could mean for the EU Here's what a Meloni government in Italy could mean for the EU. 26/09/2022
Europe News Debate: How are EU cities adapting to be more sustainable & accessible Listen to our My Europe debate on what European cities are doing to be more sustainable and accessible. 24/09/2022
Hungary Hungary wants to poll citizens on support for EU's sanctions on Russia A senior politician in Hungary's ruling party Fidesz claimed "the sanctions are causing harm. They are destroying Europe’s economy." 23/09/2022
Europe News EU to prepare new sanctions against Russia following Putin's speech The European Commission president said the penalties will focus on "civilian technology as Russia moves to a full war economy." 22/09/2022
Europe News European lawmakers issue joint appeal for EU-Taiwan investment deal A cross-party group of legislators urged the European Commission to "make haste" with an investment agreement. 21/09/2022
Mobility The first hybrid battery train is making its way to Europe The so-called hybrid “tri-mode” means the train can switch between battery, electric or diesel and can operate on electrified and non-electrified lines. 21/09/2022
the global conversation ‘We need legally binding rules to protect media better,’ says Jourová Euronews journalist Sandor Zsiros speaks to Věra Jourová, the European Commission's Vice-President for Values and Transparency, to find out more about the new Media Freedom Act. 19/09/2022
Europe News NGOs launch legal action against EU over 'nuclear & gas greenwashing' The NGOs argue that the inclusion of gas and nuclear in the EU Taxonomy violates the European Climate Law and the bloc's obligations under the 2015 Paris Agreement. 19/09/2022
Green News EU looks to raise €140bn from windfall tax on energy firms The plan is part of long-awaited emergency measures to tackle the soaring cost of electricity before winter. 15/09/2022
Health Where in Europe is assisted dying legal? France has announced that it will debate euthanasia. Euronews Next examines the regulations around assisted suicide in the European Union. 14/09/2022
Europe News MEPs across the political spectrum criticise von der Leyen's speech European People's Party President Manfred Weber took issue with the European Parliament not being consulted on plans for a one-time levy on energy companies. 14/09/2022
View Europe should keep a watchful eye on Bolsonaro after election | View "Bolsonaro has been saying that he reserves the right to only accept a defeat in the upcoming general election if he judges that they were fairly held," warns Rafael Loris, a professor of Latin American and Brazilian History and Politics at the University of Denver. 14/09/2022
Uncovering Europe What do Europeans think about the state of the EU? From concerns about the energy crisis to a sense that the war has united the EU, here is what Europeans say about the state of the union. 14/09/2022
Ukraine Ukraine asks for long term commitment on reconstruction from EU Ukraine needs long-term commitment from the EU and other allies for its eventual post-war reconstruction. That was the message from the country's Minister for Communities and Territories on a visit to Brussels. 13/09/2022
Europe News EU countries must avoid 'backtracking' on climate goals, UN says The United Nations' acting human rights chief urged European Union member states not to backtrack on their climate goals in the face of an energy crisis. 12/09/2022
Europe Decoded State of the Union: What's the story behind the EU's keynote speech? Delivered by the president of the European Commission, the EU's State of the Union speech marks the official start of the new legislative year. 12/09/2022
View Defence and security cooperation could help Truss boost EU ties | View Defence and security cooperation could help Liz Truss improve damaged UK-EU ties | View 12/09/2022
Europe News EU energy ministers move closer to price cap on all gas imports EU member states endorsed four of the five measures proposed by the European Commission and invited the executive to propose a price cap on all gas imports. 09/09/2022
state of the union Europe's week: Energy woes continue and Queen Elizabeth II dies Here's a look at the top stories from Europe this week. 09/09/2022
Europe Decoded Europe's energy crisis: How will EU ministers address rising prices? We spoke to experts about the EU energy crisis and how member states will address the high prices. 09/09/2022
Europe News How is Europe reacting to the death of Queen Elizabeth II? European leaders mourned the Queen and paid tribute to the historic duration of her reign and her history of service to the United Kingdom. 08/09/2022
Europe News Energy ministers discuss savings and caps to curb power prices A proposal to establish a price cap on Russian gas has become divisive and is likely to be discarded. 08/09/2022
Europe Decoded Russia has turned off Nord Stream 1. Here's what it means for the EU. The energy crisis could last up to four years. 07/09/2022
Europe Decoded Energy crisis: Six things you need to know about the EU's gas storage Gas storage has emerged as a national security priority to prepare countries for a total suspension of Russian supplies. 07/09/2022
