Europe News

MEPs ready for airline data share vote

MEPs could be about to force airlines to share air passenger data. The vote will be held in the European Parliament on Thursday. French Prime

12 April 2016

Belgium

Brussels attacks: Two more men are charged with 'terrorist murder'

A further two men have been charged with ‘terrorist murder’ in connection with the deadly Brussels attacks. They are suspected of links with the

12 April 2016

Business Series

Uber agrees $25m lawsuit over driver vetting and fees

The taxi-hailing service Uber has agreed a 25 million dollar settlement to end a lawsuit in California. It has been accused of misleading customers

8 April 2016

Economy

FBI says iPhone unlocking method won't work on newer models

The secret method used by the FBI to unlock the iPhone 5c of one of the San Bernardino shooters won’t work on newer models. That is according to the

8 April 2016

Europe

Cash from containers - Europe's security companies making money from misery

The extra costs of migration are a favourite theme of critics of Europe taking any in more, but what about the economy? A whole new sector is springing up and there's no shortage of firms wanting thei

8 April 2016

Sport

Brazil launches security exercises ahead of Rio Olympics

The venues may not be ready for the upcoming Olympics in Rio, but Brazil's special forces have launched a series of security operations ahead of the games.

7 April 2016

Turkey

Turkey: personal data of 50 million citizens leaked online, hackers claim

Turkey has launched an investigation into an alleged leak of the personal data of almost 50 million citizens. The information is said to have been

6 April 2016

Sport

Bordeaux carries out mock terrorist attack ahead of Euro 2016

With the Brussels and Paris attacks fresh on everyone’s mind and France poised to host the Euro 2016 football tournament. Authorities in the French

5 April 2016

World News

Flights resume at Brussels Airport

Flights at Brussels Airport gradually increase, two weeks after the terror attacks. Security is tight, with new check-in procedures.

4 April 2016

World News

Brussels Airport set to partially reopen at 20 percent capacity

Brussels airport was set to partially reopen on Sunday (April 3) twelve days after its departure lounge was hit by suicide bombers. There will be

2 April 2016

World

Brussels: first came the horror, then disbelief. Now questions are being asked.

The attacks in Brussels continue to make headlines and lead radio and television bulletins across Europe. RAI 3 in Italy looks at the backgrounds of

1 April 2016

Belgium

Brussels airport won't be fully operational for 'months'

Brussels airport says it will take months to get the busy transport hub fully operational, after last week’s deadly bombings. It was hoped that some

29 March 2016

Cyprus

Egypt defends air safety after hijacking

The hijack of EgyptAir Flight MS181 on Tuesday after its take-off from Alexandria may have ended safely. But security questions raised are likely to

29 March 2016

Europe News

EU ministers call for strengthening of Europe's external borders in wake of Brussels attacks

EU interior and justice ministers held a crisis meeting in Brussels on Thursday to establish a joint response following the deadly terror attacks in

24 March 2016

Israel

Brussels must be a wake-up call for Europe says Israeli security expert

In this longer version of an on-air interview with Israeli security expert Yoram Schweitzer, euronews' Damon Embling gets the view on Europe's security dilemma from a man living in a state that has st

24 March 2016

World

Belgian 'jihadists' more like street thugs, says anti terror expert

Euronews has spoken to terrorism expert Claude Moniquet about Belgian authorities’ handling of the ongoing terror investigations. The former French

23 March 2016

Belgium

Europe tightens airport security as fresh attacks feared

Security is being tightened at European airports following the Brussels attacks, with the airport there now closed until the weekend. In France the

23 March 2016

Europe News

Impossible to prevent all terror attacks, warns top security analyst

Euronews spoke to Serge Stroobants, a defence analyst at the Institute for Economics and Peace think-tank. Stroobants, who also served with a

23 March 2016

Europe News

Brussels attacks: 'a surprise if no links to Abdeslam arrest'

The arrest of Saleh Abdeslam likely triggered a terrorist cell to attack targets in Brussels, according to a Belgian security expert. Didier Leroy, a

22 March 2016

Belgium

Security tightened across Europe

The explosions in Brussels have led to heightened security at airports, train and bus stations, ports and other public places around Europe.

22 March 2016