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Eva Kaili judge orders review of whether Belgian spies’ role was lawful

A Brussels judge on Tuesday (24 September) called to review whether secret service evidence used against Eva Kaili is legal, in a twist likely to delay proceedings in the long-running corruption case against the former Greek MEP.

Commission mulls solar radiation modification to curb global warming

The European Commission is assessing the viability of technologies designed to modify solar radiation in a bid to slash greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the atmosphere, according to remarks shared by an EU official at an Euronews event held in Brussels today (September 24).

Digital Twin of the Ocean: Europe’s game-changer for sustainable seas

Artificial intelligence and other new technologies are promising to revolutionise our understanding of the ocean in the coming years. But the crucial element is data, and there’s an entire ocean of it to collect and process. To find out more, Euronews' Denis Loctier travelled to the Adriatic and the North Sea, where he met some of the many scientists gathering data helping to build EU's groundbreaking Digital Twin of the Ocean project.

Climate Now Live Debate: How is climate data shaping EU policy?

As the planet experiences rapid and perilous global warming, climate science is becoming increasingly integrated into EU policy. Data on climate change is influencing decision-making in Brussels and European lawmakers are responding by enshrining climate policies in legislation.