Published on 12/01/2026 – 11:39 GMT+1 The European Commission and the Chinese government have announced a new step to resolve the long-running dispute over China-made battery electric vehicles (BEVs), which Brussels slapped with tariffs to counter the effects of Beijing’s heavy subsidies. Since the duties were introduced in October 2024both sides have been negotiating a […]
Continue ReadingPublished on 09/01/2026 – 12:10 GMT+1 A qualified majority of member states backed the Mercosur agreement on Friday, ending more than two decades of difficult negotiations between the European Commission and a group of Latin American countries – Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay – as well as years of internal EU division. France, Poland, Austria, […]
Continue ReadingThe opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not represent in any way the editorial position of Euronews. Nine months ago, I was traveling to Nuuk. After a five-hour journey, the snowy island came into view — only for the plane to suddenly make a sharp U-turn due to fog. […]
Continue ReadingPublished on 09/01/2026 – 9:32 GMT+1 US President Donald Trump teased a visit to Hungary at the invitation of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán as the country readies for a crucial election in April. According to a letter published by Orbán, Trump praised what he called the “golden era of American-Hungarian relations” and highlighted his […]
Continue ReadingThe European Union should leverage development aid and visa policies to force countries to cooperate with its stance on migration, Belgium’s Minister for Migration and Asylum, Anneleen Van Bossuyt, has told Euronews’ interview program 12 Minutes With. Belgium is already implementing this tit-for-tat approach. When in discussion with third countries for future partnerships, it makes […]
Continue ReadingThe US’s renewed threats to seize Greenland have changed the conditions for approving a crucial EU-US trade deal, a senior MEP told Euronews on Thursday. Bern Lange (German/S&D), who chairs the European Parliament’s trade committee, made his remarks as MEPs consider the deal struck last summer by Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and US […]
Continue ReadingThe European Commission is multiplying concessions for European farmers in an effort to put a date on the Mercosur trade deal signature with Latin America. From unlocking cash to relaxing regulation, the Commission is catering to demands of heavyweight holdouts, Italy and France, which have pushed a list of demands before they commit to the […]
Continue ReadingFor the past year, staying in Donald Trump’s good graces has become a top priority for European leaders, who have gone the extra mile to appease the mercurial US president, rein in his most radical impulses and keep him firmly engaged in what is their be-all and end-all: Russia’s war on Ukraine. Although Europe is […]
Continue ReadingFrance and Italy are calling on the European Commission to exempt fertilizers from the bloc’s carbon border taxwhich requires EU importers to pay for the pollution caused by products entering the EU, according to two documents seen by Euronews. French and Italian officials are concerned that the country’s agricultural sector will be exposed to a […]
Continue ReadingOver the weekend, Cuban authorities announced that 32 Cuban nationals had been killed in the US’s raid on the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. They were serving as bodyguards to President Nicolás Maduro in the military compound from which US special forces seized him. Besides Venezuela itself, Cuba has been hit harder than any other country by […]
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