Jet2, Easyjet, Ryanair and other passengers told claim up to £520 in compensation
Airline customers who have experienced delays are being urged to familiarise themselves with their rights. They may be able to claim hundreds in compensation.
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Socialist Ribera becomes von der Leyen’s new right-hand woman
When Ursula von der Leyen was deciding who to assign the highly coveted competition portfolio, the strongest economic candidates were considered.
The EU's new defence commissioner is open to eurobonds
The EU's first defence and space commissioner is open to issuing joint bonds or using unspent money from post-pandemic funds to raise vital funds for building up the military and boosting competitiveness.
Eurozone inflation figures see drop in August, edging nearer to ECB 2% target
A week after the ECB cut rates in the eurozone, the final inflation data confirms that prices increased at the slowest pace in three years in August, just as Euronews reported previously.
Von der Leyen's team and their CVs: Meet the new European Commission
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has spent weeks attempting to assemble her top team for a second term in office — but who are the 26 lieutenants likely to serve under her?
Apple hit with €62 million EU class action for unfair charges on music
Pan-European consumer group Euroconsumers is today (18 September) launching a coordinated class action in Belgium, Italy, Spain, and Portugal against tech giant Apple for imposing unfair charges on non-Apple music streaming services though its app store.
Digital dilemma: tech's impact on water management in Europe
Increasingly, digital technology is helping to manage water systems in Europe. The supports it offers include real time monitoring of water use and quality, quicker leak detection and smart irrigation. Additionally, artificial intelligence can help forecast rainfall patterns. Around 23% of water in EU networks is lost before it gets to consumers. Digital solutions can cut leaks by 30% and reduce overflows in sewer systems.
Interest in central bank digital currencies tripled since 2020, report says
Central banks in 134 countries are now looking into digital currencies, according to updated research.