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This week, we’re attempting to solve some tricky problems. How can the EU tackle the ballooning housing crisis? Can we revive a cinema industry on death’s door? And how on earth can we get bureaucrats...

Last week, tech giant Meta reached a settlement in a lawsuit with nearly every state in the US over claim...

This weekend, Icelanders go to the polls to determine whether the nation should pick up its EU accession talks...

Sally Hayden made a name for herself by documenting some of the worst human rights abuses of the 21st century. Now she’s written a new book… of love stories. This week we had the honour of sitting dow...

Passwork, a Spain-based password manager used by European government agencies and universities, shares technological ties with a Russian counterpart — an arrangement that experts say poses a state-level security risk.

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It’s not even August yet, and it’s been a long, hot summer. As temperatures climb and France and Spain fight to keep wildfires contained, we’re devoting the whole of this week’s episode to one of 2026...

Last month, we asked you for your favourite sunny, summery songs from across the European continent – and boy,...

Last month, we asked you for your favourite sunny, summery songs from across the European continent – and boy,...

The Francisation of Brussels is known as the "oil slick effect" in Flanders, but how did French really take root in the Belgian capital?

Construction is well underway for Jared Kushner’s $4 billion Albanian holiday resort, but – in true Trumpian you-can’t-m...

Construction is well underway for Jared Kushner’s $4 billion Albanian holiday resort, but – in true Trumpian you-can’t-m...

As Nato meets, the continent is starting to think about how to defend itself without the US

High in the Swiss Alps, on a concrete dam wall more than 8,000 feet above the sea, someone bolted thousands of solar panels to a place almost no one thought

Statement on decision related to Folarin Balogun

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This week, we’re asking some tough questions. Is the EU friends with the Taliban now? Is your 100% cotton shirt actually made of cotton? And, our favourite, “Why Did the Frankenchicken Cross the Road?...

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This week, we’re asking some tough questions. Is the EU friends with the Taliban now? Is your 100% cotton shirt actually made of cotton? And, our favourite, “Why Did the Frankenchicken Cross the Road?...

We’ve talked a lot about pro-Kremlin internet trolls, who have worked to destabilise the democratic functioning of countries all across Europe. Turns out, there are even more of them than you might im...

Long-time listeners will know that in the early days of The Europeans, we had a semi-official ban on talking&n...

Long-time listeners will know that in the early days of The Europeans, we had a semi-official ban on talking&n...

“Return hubs” – what’s with that?

After a triggering event we’re calling Legislativegate, producer Wojciech has a bone to pick with the English langu...

After a triggering event we’re calling Legislativegate, producer Wojciech has a bone to pick with the English langu...

The European Union is many things: an economic powerhouse, an improbably successful peace project, or a bureaucratic hellscape, depending on who you ask. Most people would probably agree on one thing ...

FYI, Jared Kushner, pink is not your colour.

France's Qwant will this week become the default search engine on MEPs' computers

The European Union is many things: an economic powerhouse, an improbably successful peace project, or a bureaucratic hellscape, depending on who you ask. Most people would probably agree on one thing ...

Russian authorities are unlawfully seizing civilian property belonging to Ukrainians in occupied areas, Human Rights Watch said today. International law prohibits occupying powers from confiscating or...