Now playing Next Climate Now How is climate data shaping EU policy? In partnership with Copernicus Join us for our live Climate Now debate from Brussels, streaming on our YouTube channel on 24 September at 11:30 CET. Our experts will explore how climate data is shaping EU policy, reflecting on past decisions and future strategies. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Design Tallinn Design Festival takes over the Estonian capital – and beyond The largest design festival in the Baltics, the week-long Tallinn Design Festival is bringing the best of Estonian and international design to an unexpected corner of the capital – and even beyond the city. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Economy Electric vehicles clog busy Belgian port as demand slumps With a slowdown in demand for EVs, hundreds sit idle in a busy Belgian port's car park, waiting for buyers and drivers. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Health news Scientists shed light on many ways brain changes during pregnancy A new study looked at how the brain changes throughout pregnancy and could help better understand issues like postpartum depression. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Europe News Who holds the economic power in von der Leyen’s new Commission? Trade, competition, fiscal policy and the EU budget are among the most sought-after prizes on offer in the new EU executive. Euronews examines who is lined up to control key posts, and which embarrassing revelations might trip them up. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Health news What we know about XEC, the new COVID variant on the rise in Europe The subvariant has been reported in at least 11 European countries after emerging in Germany, but so far doesn't meet the criteria for being a variant of concern or interest. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Europe News A new chapter: Irish government to subsidise school books As cost-of-living pressures continue to pile up, the Irish government has an ambitious new strategy to ease the pains for parents of young learners: subsidise the cost of school books. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Tech News These Commissioners will be in charge of EU tech policy Tech and industry portfolios go to Finland’s Henna Virkkunen, France’s Stéphane Séjourné, Bulgaria’s Ekaterina Zaharieva and Ireland’s Michael McGrath. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Culture news Irish horror 'Oddity' triumphs at Lisbon's MOTELX 2024 Hailing from Ireland, this fright-filled feature was the main winner at this year's Lisbon Horror Film Festival. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Netherlands Dutch coalition partners row over immigration as king lays out agenda Decades-old rifts over how and whether the Netherlands should accommodate new arrivals have been driven wide open by a far-right surge. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Europe News Not-so-well-liked: Who are Europe's most unpopular leaders? German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's approval rating has hit a new low of just 18%, according to a recent survey. In Europe, he is not alone. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Culture news Morrissey claims Johnny Marr now owns all The Smiths trademarks News of Johnny Marr owning the trademarks for The Smiths has the rumour mill going into overdrive. Could another iconic Mancunian band reunion be on the cards? Or does this all but guarantee it will never happen? 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Health news Air pollution exposure tied to higher Parkinson's risks, study finds Air pollution exposure could increase the risk of Parkinson’s disease, as well as certain symptoms. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Economy Germany's economic sentiment takes a dramatic fall as outlook worsens Germany's economic sentiment plunged to an 11-month low in September, with the ZEW index dropping sharply. Economic outlook worsened across key German industries, impacting the broader eurozone morale. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Lifestyle Check out these insane inflatable latex designs at London Fashion Week Designer HARRI made his womenswear debut at London Fashion Week, showcasing an avant-garde collection of spectacular inflatable latex with exaggerated silhouettes. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Mali Extremists attack military training camp in Mali, army says The army said the situation was under control and asked people to avoid the area after reporters heard two explosions and saw smoke rise. 17/09/2024
Now playing Next Culture news The new 'La Bohème': Opera for dummies or much needed Gen Z update? The shortened version of La Bohème was staged for the first time in Perugia: it lasts ninety minutes instead of two hours and forty minutes. The new format is the idea of tenor Gianluca Terranova, who also plays the role of Rodolfo. 17/09/2024