EURONEWS - A TV STATION YOU SHOULD USE

DECEMBER 27:

Do you know the TV station EURONEWS ?  Perhaps not ?   This is a European TV station, which was created in 1993. Its main purpose is to broadcast news from all over the world – seen from a European, not from a national perspective.

I was myself during my time as director of communications in the EU Commission actively involved in supporting and promoting this independent station. It has played and still plays a very important role in presenting news and background analysis of topics of importance to the whole of Europe.

You can see it for FREE.  Perhaps it is also on the TV cable network you subscribe to. You can also see it live or recorded on your computer or smart phone on this web address:

https://www.euronews.com/live

You can also for free download the EURONEWS app on your phone and/or your computer. 

EURONEWS is simultaneously and almost around the clock broadcasting in 13 different languages:

English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Hungarian, Russian, Ukrainian, Persian and Arabic.

Its programmes can be seen by up to 3,5 billion people around the world.

There are about 400 journalists on EURONEWS. They are able to work in 34 different languages.  The station has permanent correspondants in Berlin, London, Moscow, Paris and Rome.  And it has a large team of staff based in Brussels.

EURONEWS is owned jointly by a number of public service broadcasters in Europe and North Africa.

Its headquarters is in Lyon in France.  See the picture of its new green headquarters below.   It has been built right on the banks of the river Saône.



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