The arrest and charging of four people in connection with an anti-corruption investigation involving members of the European Parliament and a Gulf state, said to be Qatar, could shake Brussels … Read More
The Euronews Brussels bureau brings you its sixth episode of a new talk show that aims to break down European news and politics to make it more accessible to viewers. … Read More
The standoff between Brussels and Hungary escalated this week when illiberal bad boy Viktor Orban lived up to his reputation and vetoed an 18-billion-euro financial aid package to Ukraine. Orban’s … Read More
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis has blasted Austria for single-handedly blocking his country’s accession into the Schengen Area, calling the move “inexplicable,” “regrettable” and “unjustified.” “A single member state chose to ignore these realities … Read More
Defence investments in Europe are increasing but stockpiles are “almost empty” and critical defence capabilities are lacking, the European Union’s top diplomat said on Thursday. “The war in Ukraine has … Read More
The European Union, a bold and complex political project that traces its origins to the end of World War II, wants to reform itself to face up to the challenges … Read More
Migrants attempting to reach Europe are now almost always subjected to some form of violence at the hands of authorities, according to a new NGO report. The second edition of … Read More
The enlargement of the passport-free Schengen Area has been put under serious question ahead of a key vote in Brussels, as Austria and the Netherlands continue to have concerns about … Read More
The European Parliament must “stand against” the reported death sentences given to protesters in Iran, according to activist and journalist Taghi Rahmani. Rahmani spoke last week in Brussels about the … Read More
The European Union on Wednesday announced it is taking two unresolved cases with China to the World Trade Organisation (WTO). The first case is over China’s restrictions on exports from … Read More
