Economy US drops tariffs on EU cars to 15% The measures concerning cars will apply retroactively from 1 August. Negotiations on aluminium and steel, which remain heavily taxed at 50%, are only just beginning. 25/09/2025
Europe News EU's green demands are jamming trade talks with India India is pushing back against the inclusion of a dispute settlement mechanism to enforce green standards in the trade deal currently under negotiation with the EU. 25/09/2025
Tech News Apple claims it's unfairly targeted by EU competition rules The US tech giant was fined €500 million by the European Commission in April for breaching the EU’s Digital Markets Act. 25/09/2025
Europe News Palestine as a state – what would that actually look like? For a Palestinian state to be internationally recognised and built, Israel’s current government would need to halt its relentless opposition to Palestinian statehood and Israel’s main ally, the United States, would need to agree on a two-state solution, which it no longer does. 24/09/2025
Europe News EU countries agree to dilute rules on water quality standards Green groups regret lax environmental standards on pharmaceuticals, voluntary monitoring and late compliance dates from the political agreement reached on the Water Framework Directive’s revision. 24/09/2025
Business Does Airbus need some of Boeing's Trump-style advocacy? While US President Donald Trump has feted and advocated for large orders, there's no hard-hitting advocate for Airbus. But experts tell Euronews that with a full order book, the European air champion might not need one. 24/09/2025
Europe News EU business chief warns of China's rapidly growing exports to Europe "We really think that the Chinese government needs to focus on how to get back to a situation where demand and supply are better aligned than is the case today," Jens Eskelund, president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, told Euronews in an interview. 24/09/2025
Europe News EU restores Brazilian poultry imports after avian flu outbreak The European Union has reopened its market to Brazilian poultry, months after an avian flu outbreak disrupted the country’s exports. 24/09/2025
Europe News Commission claims IT glitch forced second delay to EU deforestation rules EU executive blames IT failure for the second delay in implementing the Deforestation Regulation. 23/09/2025
Belgium NATO warns Russia it will defend itself against airspace violations The statement comes after Estonia requested formal consultations under Article 4 of NATO's treaty after three Russian fighter jets entered its airspace. 23/09/2025
Economy European Commission concludes free trade deal with Indonesia The Commission has signed a political agreement guaranteeing access for swathes of EU products to the Indonesian market. Jakarta will also benefit from preferential tariffs, including on highly controversial palm oil. 23/09/2025
Tech News Microsoft, Apple, Google and Booking to answer EU questions on scams The European Commission wants to know if the companies comply with the Digital Services Act. 23/09/2025
Health news European Medicines Agency rejects Trump’s paracetamol-autism link The European Medicines Agency (EMA) joined a chorus of medical opinion stating on Tuesday that paracetamol is safe to use during pregnancy and that there is no evidence linking it to autism, contrary to claims made this week by the US president. 23/09/2025
Tech News EU Commission rebuffs calls to press pause on AI Act The upcoming digital omnibus will also not entail a complete overhaul of the rulebook. 22/09/2025
Economy EU Commissioner Sefcovic flies to Indonesia to finalise trade deal Securing access to a new market would be a win for the EU Commission, which is pursuing a trade diversification agenda since relations soured with the US following its imposition of tariffs. 22/09/2025
Europe News General Assembly, Newsletter This week's key events presented by Euronews' editor in chief, EU news, Jeremy Fleming-Jones. 22/09/2025
Belgium Brussels Airport asks airlines to cancel half of Monday's flights 45 departuring and 30 arrival flights were cancelled at Brussels Airport on Sunday, with more cancellations expected to follow on Monday. No major cancellations or delays for London's Heathrow and Berlin's Brandenburg airports. 21/09/2025
Europe News EU will step up security of Jews in Europe against antisemitism The European Commission reacted to fears expressed by more than 100 European rabbis of a “mass exodus of European Jews,” following recent unprecedented acts of antisemitic violence in Europe. 19/09/2025
Economy EU industry struggles with new US rules on imports of steel and aluminium The US, which slapped 50% tariffs on EU steel and aluminium in June, requires importers to provide proof of origin for these materials when they are part of a finished product: a headache for European industry. 19/09/2025
Euronews Debates Experts debate how Europe can boost competitiveness At our latest Euronews event, experts discussed strategies for unlocking Europe's economic potential through investment, skills development and regulatory reform. 19/09/2025
Europe News Scandinavians trust global organisations more than rest of Europe Scandinavian countries are among those with the highest levels of trust in international institutions worldwide, and the highest in Europe, with the United Nations and the World Health Organisation ranking as the most trusted. 19/09/2025
Europe News COP30: EU countries dodge 2035 climate targets with statement of intent After lengthy negotiations, EU countries haven't agreed on a 2035 target to present at the United Nations next week. 19/09/2025
Europe News EU pipeline gas imports on downward trend – report While gas entering the bloc via pipeline is decreasing, liquefied natural gas is set to increase casting doubts on the bloc’s green undertakings. 18/09/2025
Tech News Ireland names 15 watchdogs to check on businesses’ AI Act compliance The European Commission hasn't yet published a list of designated authorities in all member states. 17/09/2025
Health news EU medicine shortages at record levels, auditors report Medicine shortages have been a recurring issue throughout the bloc for years, but the EU still lacks an effective system to deal with them, according to a new report by the European Court of Auditors (ECA). 17/09/2025
Europe News EU's partial suspension of Israel trade: Appropriate or insignificant? If adopted by the EU’s 27 member states, the proposal would not ban trade but suspend the EU’s preferential treatment with Israel, exposing EU imports from the country to an additional €227 million in duties over a year. 17/09/2025