Agrifood strategy launch, Newsletter
Watch out for the European Commission’s upcoming communication, set to be unveiled on Wednesday, outlining a vision for Europe’s agri-food system in 2024.
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Visibility, supply chain, innovation: What defence executives need from Europe
Europe’s defence industry is ready to ramp up production to secure the Old Continent but it needs governments to be faster and smarter with procurement practices to address potential shortages issues, top executives at Kongsberg told Euronews.
BBC Breakfast halted minutes in for 'breaking news' announcement
Sunday morning's BBC Breakfast was unexpectedly halted for a breaking news segment. Ben Thompson, who was anchoring the show alone, switched over to his colleague reporting live from Munich.
Brussels, my love? The shadow war that Putin's Kremlin still denies
‘Brussels, my love?' comes to you this week from the European Parliament in Strasbourg, where MEPs met for the second voting session of 2025.
Montenegro prime minister: We are next in line to become the EU's 28th member
Montenegro is positioning itself as the next country in line to join the European Union, Prime Minister Milojko Spajić tells Euronews, expressing confidence that the country will become the 28th member by 2028.
EU leaders reply to Trump: You need us at the table to make any peace deal work
European leaders hardened their tone on Thursday in reaction to the phone call between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, reminding the American president that any peace settlement will require Europe's involvement to work in practice.
Europe's future at stake as Munich Security Conference 2025 gathers
Europe stands at a crossroads at this year’s Munich Security Conference, facing a perfect storm as a rapidly shifting global order threatens the EU's long-standing vision of the world.
What’s at risk for Made-in-Italy products if Trumps imposes tariffs?
The United States is the largest non-EU market for Italian exports. According to Italian PM Giorgia Meloni, during the first two years since taking office, they have grown by over 15 billion euros.But what could happen if Made in Italy products were targeted by Trump’s tariffs?