When you are about to be somebody’s guest, chances are you find some nice words of praise for your host beforehand – just to make sure your visit goes well. … Read More
Core inflation across the eurozone reached a new all-time of 5.7% in March, according to preliminary figures, offering a stark reminder of how entrenched the phenomenon of rising prices has … Read More
Members of the European Parliament on Thursday gave their final approval to the pay transparency directive that will force some employers to disclose average salaries broken down by gender in … Read More
European Union member states and members of the European Parliament on Thursday reached an agreement to double the production of renewables across the bloc by the end of the decade. … Read More
Despite the war, Russian gas is still running through Ukraine. That’s a paradox that will only stop once the EU totally cuts its dependence on Russian energy, according to the chief … Read More
Savings have officially become a fixture of the European Union’s energy policy. Energy ministers from the 27 member states decided on Tuesday to extend the bloc-wide plan to voluntarily reduce … Read More
Should nuclear-made hydrogen count as renewable energy? This is the question currently pitting member states against each other. Hydrogen is seen as a promising technology to help the European Union … Read More
The European Union has brought over the finish one of its most ambitious and far-reaching elements of its Green Deal: a ban on new sales of combustion-engine cars as of … Read More
Italy and Poland have opposed a deal struck over the weekend between Brussels and Berlin that would exempt vehicles than run exclusively on e-fuels from a 2035 ban on the … Read More
The Euronews Brussels bureau brings you its latest episode of a talk show that aims to break down European news and politics to make it more accessible to viewers. This … Read More
