A common charger for mobile devices will be introduced in 2024 after members of the European Parliament voted overwhelmingly in favour of scrapping alternative charging methods. By the end of … Read More
Germany, the EU’s industrial powerhouse, is facing scrutiny over a €200 billion financial scheme to help citizens and businesses cushion the pain from soaring gas bills. The plan, described by … Read More
As the European Union stares into the abyss of a potentially catastrophic energy crisis, policymakers are becoming increasingly frantic about what to do next, what message to give and what … Read More
A day marking a historical defeat may seem like an odd point to declare the resurgence of Catalonia’s independence movement. But for activist Imma Caboti, it showed how Catalans are again … Read More
Heating turned down and boilers adjusted — these are the measures Europeans need to take to prepare for Russian gas supplies being completely cut, according to a report. The EU … Read More
Here are the top stories from Europe this week. In its war against Ukraine, Russia started writing the next chapter – by annexing occupied regions in eastern Ukraine. The move … Read More
EU energy ministers are meeting today to approve a first package of emergency measures in an effort to curb soaring electricity bills and coordinate member states’ responses to the energy … Read More
Following the Italian election, Euronews hosted a debate to discuss what the result means for the European Union. We were joined by four members of the European Parliament for the … Read More
The European Union aims to impose a price cap on Russian oil and further restrict commercial links with Moscow with a fresh package of sanctions announced on Wednesday by Ursula von … Read More
To mark the end of EU mobility week, Euronews hosted a debate to discuss how European cities are working to reduce cars and encourage more sustainable forms of transportation. Road … Read More
