Euroviews. EU should shift gears in the face of atrocities in Sudan
From the pace of the European Union's action on Sudan, no one would imagine that the country’s Darfur region is burning once again.
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Martin Lewis explains how to avoid holiday roaming charges as 14 million 'massively overpaying'
Millions of holidaymakers could be paying too much on their phone bills while travelling abroad.
New European-funded initiative set to increase Africa's vaccine production
Global leaders gathered in Paris on Thursday to launch a new initiative to increase vaccine production in Africa and address the large inequities that came to light during the COVID-19 pandemic.
French farmers worry pork exports will suffer in EU-China row over customs
European pigs have found themselves at the centre of a trade tug-of-war.
EU Policy. Member states beef up safety rules amid growing nuclear power market
EU countries today (June 19) approved changes to rules on the use and transit of nuclear materials with a view to increasing safety as reliance on nuclear energy is set to grow within the coming decades, three EU diplomats told Euronews.
Euroviews. EU leaders must double down on sustainability to secure a competitive and resilient future
As the dust starts to settle on the EU elections, there is no doubt that the political dial has shifted towards the right — but there is still a glimmer of hope that we can continue the important work from the last few years. What voters are calling for is stability and certainty.
‘A momentous day for nature’: EU approves first-of-its-kind law that could bring back biodiversity
After months of deliberations, the EU’s Nature Restoration Law has finally been approved.
Hungary moves on interest rate as inflation threatens and forint flounders
The National Bank of Hungary has reduced its base interest rate by a quarter point, down from last month's 7.25% to 7%.