The man tipped to be Austria's next Chancellor advocates 'remigration'. What does it mean?
Herbert Kickl, the 56-year-old leader of Austria's Freedom Party (FPÖ), has been asked by the country's president to attempt and form a coalition government.
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EU: Maduro 'lacks any democratic legitimacy' due to lack of election result verification
The European Union on Friday condemned the situation in Venezuela following the inauguration of President Nicolás Maduro for a third term in office.
'The future is in our hands’: Climate scientists share solutions as 2024 declared hottest on record
2024 was the warmest year on record and the first calendar year where the global temperature exceeded 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, according to Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S).
What is the ETA? Non-EU travellers now have to apply online for €11 permit to enter the UK
The UK has just launched its new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) permit for non-EU travellers.
What does the fall of the Assad regime mean for EU Member States and their asylum policies?
Fadi Zaim loves Berlin and loves Germany. The co-owner of the Jasmin catering company based in Germany's capital arrived as a Syrian refugee in Germany in 2013. Originally born in Damascus, Fadi feels at home in Berlin and has even catered for former German Chancellor Angela Merkel. He has built a successful business over the past 12 years, and despite the fall of the Assad-regime back in Syria he wouldn't go back, he tells Euronews as he stirs Tahini into chickpeas, to make his "best in Berlin" hummus.
Factories from China spark geopolitical debates in Europe
A factory for Chinese electric cars "made in Europe" is in the planning stage. And in 2025 in Debrecen, Europe's largest battery factory will go into operation – a €7 billion project of Chinese worldwide market leader CATL. While supporters of such mega-factories highlight economic growth and job creation, critics warn of environmental risks, a jostling for subsidies, and Hungary's growing dependence on China and Russia as energy supplier.
Big tech too influential over AI standards, warns report
Big tech companies are disproportionately involved in the drafting of EU recognized standards for artificial intelligence tools, a report by campaign group Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) claimed.
7 of Le Pen’s most outrageous moments from 35 years in the EU Parliament
Jean-Marie Le Pen died this Tuesday at the age of 96. Leader of the National Front (FN), later renamed the National Rally (RN) when his daughter Marine took over, he served as an MEP for 35 years. During this time, he made a lasting mark in the chamber. From insults and Holocaust denial to legal troubles, here are the most controversial moments of the late MEP.