The world came together this week for the UN 2023 Water Conference, which opened on World Water Day, Wednesday 22 March, in New York. Its aim? To address the global water crisis. Euranet Plus radio stations report from across the EU...

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This week, we focus on the European Commission’s publication of its draft Net-Zero Industry Act, a direct response to Washington’s Inflation Reduction Act.

We also hear reactions to the European Parliament's vote on a proposed revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive...

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This week our network of radio stations looks at the situation in Moldova, where the possibility of a Kremlin-orchestrated coup cannot be ruled out. We examine the Russian threat, internal destabilising factors and the country’s EU accession prospects.

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On the rather sombre occasion of the anniversary of the Russian incursion into Ukraine, we take a look at the current state of play. Is there any light on the horizon?

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The corridors of the European Parliament in Strasbourg have been bustling this week, and we take a look at two of the key topics on members’ agendas: energy and ethics. 

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Following the devastating earthquake that hit south-eastern Turkey and northern Syria in the early hours of Monday morning, aid has been pouring in from across the bloc. Simultaneously, at a special summit in Brussels, leaders discuss how to keep migrants out. Our radio stations report.

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According to the Corruption Perceptions Index 2022, the EU, while still faring better than most of the rest of the world, is showing a clear downward trend year on year…

A casual peruser of the news this past week might have been forgiven for wondering why Berlin had taken it upon itself to hold some 'big cats' hostage.

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This week’s European Parliament plenary session has been overshadowed by Qatargate, following a series of searches, arrests and corruption allegations that have shaken the EU legislative to its core.

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An EU-Western Balkans summit took place in Tirana this week. Surprisingly, this is the first time the summit has been held in the Western Balkan region itself. We take a trip to Albania to judge what, if anything, has changed.