‘What will I live on?’: Crisis-hit Europeans seek state aid
How have European nations sought to help the thousands of self-employed who have found themselves without work due to the coronavirus pandemic?
EU finance ministers face pressure to deliver Covid-19 crisis package
Europe is currently facing an economic crisis due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, therefore, the finance ministers in the European Union are trying to find a solution that all member states would agree on.
EU leaders look to life after virus with measures to save economy
The new coronavirus has brought social and economic life to its knees across the European Union. However, European leaders have begun laying the foundations for a return to normality as soon as the coronavirus crisis ends.
Pandemic could make another 25 million jobless: UN
The COVID-19 pandemic is also an economic crisis which will slash incomes and leave millions out of work, the United Nations says
Virus frontier closures hamper cross-border workers
Workers who rely on shuttling across frontiers in Central Europe face a difficult dilemma now that the coronavirus pandemic has seen several countries shut their borders
EU leaders vow to protect economy from virus threat
EU leaders have sought to reassure business and markets they will do what it takes to protect the bloc’s economy from the effects of the deadly coronavirus epidemic
Blip or bust: coronavirus economic impact still in doubt
Financial markets have shuddered as the coronavirus outbreak spreads worldwide, but analysts doubt it will plunge the global economy into a crisis
Electric shock: could Brexit scar Britain’s energy landscape?
Britain's exit from the EU has sparked fears of disruption to its electricity market, amid fears of higher bills, power cuts and stalled de-carbonisation efforts
The European Union: a history marked by crises
From De Gaulle's infamous 'non' to the Brexit vote in 2016; a brief recap of the most testing times in the 62-year history of the European Union
Portugal’s Socialists returned to power, but miss absolute majority
Portugal has voted on Sunday and unlike European trends, the ruling Socialists, led by Prime Minister Antonio Costa, have won in the parliamentary elections and so they have regained power.