Macron to give TV interview in bid to calm unrest over pension reform
French President Emmanuel Macron will address the country on Wednesday in a much-anticipated television interview, aimed at appeasing the anger against his pension reform adopted
Fact-check: Did Paris requisition the military to clean up the capital’s garbage-filled streets?
Last week, up to 10,000 tonnes of rubbish littered the streets of the Parisian capital, generating a lot of fake news on social media. Since
In Scotland, minimum pricing on alcohol has led to a drop in deaths and hospitalisations
The introduction of minimum unit pricing (MUP) on alcoholic drinks in Scotland has led to a drop in alcohol-related deaths and hospitalisations in the country,
Could the Stormont Brake derail the Northern Ireland Protocol?
Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) is set to vote against the UK government’s plan for post-Brexit trade agreements in Northern Ireland. Its leader, Sir
France pension reform: Can parliament be overridden elsewhere in Europe?
On 16 March, the French government triggered the now infamous article 49.3 to bypass parliament and push through its controversial pension reform bill. The act,
Is the EU ready for the increasingly likely democratic change in Turkey?
A democratic change in Turkey matters to Europe and appears to be increasingly likely. The upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections on 14 May have the
Greece to hold general election in May as government faces anger over train disaster
Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called for a general election for May – two months before his conservative government’s mandate ends in July, as his
Hundreds of millions of children at risk from inadequate or unsafe drinking water
World Water Day is marked annually on March 22 and is aimed at highlighting the problems millions of people around the world have in accessing
‘Stealing a generation’: Ukrainian children deported to Russia face uncertain future
Thousands of Ukrainian children are being forced into a system designed to turn them into Russians, a process Moscow appears to have kicked into high
Running out of water is one of the biggest risks facing the world. What can we do about it?
“Life is not possible without water,” Tim Wainwright CEO of international NGO WaterAid tells Euronews Green. “To be resilient to climate change, any community must