Cyberattacks, disinformation, election meddling in the EU: European democracies under pressure
Programme prepared by Perrine Desplats, Sophie Samaille and Isabelle Romero
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Ukraine and arms supply: Can the EU bridge the gap?
The EU has a new fund called the Ukraine Facility. An initial payment of €4.5 billion has been paid to Kyiv, part of a €50 billion pot to help assure the essential functions of the Ukrainian state.
Melanie Martinez announces UK Trilogy Tour with Manchester Co-op Live show
Melanie Martinez has announced the eagerly awaited EU/UK leg of The Trilogy Tour.
Chemical limits: Do the EU's new rules on toxic substances at work go far enough?
The dangers posed by lead to human health have been known for decades. While the metal is no longer used in our pipes and petrol, it is still widespread and key to our modern world.
Live. Euronews unveils exclusive EU election poll, interviews politicians on air
Euronews is launching its European election coverage with live showcase editions of its headline television shows, featuring European Council President Charles Michel and European Commission Vice-President Margaritis Schinas.
Euroviews. Social media empowers disinformation operations. What can the EU do about it?
On 26 January, news broke that digital forensic experts had unearthed a major Russian disinformation operation targeted at the German government.
'Pseudo-election': European leaders condemn Putin's victory
EU and several European leaders have blasted Putin's election victory in Russia.
EU AI Act reaction: Tech experts say the world's first AI law is 'historic' but 'bittersweet'
Europe’s policymakers have rushed to spin out rules and warnings to tech companies since the launch of ChatGPT and this week has been monumental in establishing the EU’s artificial intelligence (AI) rules.