Explainer: What is electrification – and why is the EU betting its future on it?
Electrifying the European Union’s transport and industry sectors largely depends on upgraded power grids and storage capacity. Read More
EU set to back return hubs in toughest migration crackdown yet
The EU is set to approve its controversial migration law, allowing return hubs outside the bloc, extending detention periods and introducing measures aimed at accelerating deportations – reflecting growing voter…
Two former Syrian officials accused of torture during al-Assad era go on trial in Austria
Austrian law provides for the jurisdiction of local courts over certain offences committed abroad and the Vienna court has jurisdiction in this case because the defendants reside there. Read More
At the weather’s mercy: How many people in the EU can’t afford air conditioning?
Thousands have no choice but to endure extreme temperatures. With heatwaves emerging as the top climate concern for Europeans, how is summer preparedness going across the continent? Read More
‘The United States scares me,’ former Commission deputy boss Vera Jourová tells Euronews
Exclusive: Former European Commission Vice-President Vera Jourová said the current US administration “scares” her more than the challenges posed by Russia or China. Read More
Hungarian government to amend constitution to allow removal of president
At a press conference outside the Sándor Palace, Prime Minister Péter Magyar outlined Tamás Sulyok’s failings and announced plans to amend Hungary’s Fundamental Law to allow for his removal. Read…
‘Much better defence’ required to avert Russian drones, former Romanian NATO official tells Euronews
Exclusive: Former NATO Deputy Secretary-General Mircea Geoană has warned that the military alliance needed stronger low-altitude military capabilities to shoot down drones, as seen with the incursion late last week…
Catching the unknown: The drone designed to hunt other drones
After repeated drone sightings at airports and critical infrastructure sites, a German company believes it has found a way to identify who is behind them. Read More
Should EU manufacturers use less Chinese parts? Take our poll
Brussels is considering limiting manufacturing supply chains. Instead of buying cheap, 100% Chinese components, European companies would be forced to source them from at least 3 different countries. Read More
How can Europe break free from China’s grip on critical industries? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot
Europe wants to de-risk from China to reduce its vulnerability in areas key to economic security and green transition. But how has the EU boosted its strategic autonomy so far?…