About us

At Euronews, our mission is to provide unfiltered, unbiased, fact-based journalism that empowers rather than unsettles. Unapologetically impartial, we believe all views matter, and we actively resist the temptation to bait clicks or views through bias, outrage, or sensationalism.

By staying true to facts but giving voice to many opinions, we provide our audiences with the resources they need to make up their own mind—or perhaps even change it. By focusing on facts, ideas, and solutions, our journalists cultivate clarity, empathy, and integrity.

Euronews was born out of a will to create a strong independent European news channel. As the only international news media with a European perspective, Euronews is where the world turns to hear what Europe has to say. We’ve been providing independent news without favour or bias since launching in Lyon, France in 1993.

Today, more than ever, our European DNA is at the heart of all our operations. Euronews reports live every day from across Europe and the world, delivering unrivalled coverage of European affairs, benefiting from a multicultural and multilingual newsroom, and correspondents across the continent with unmatched European expertise.

Our identity is uniquely European, yet our coverage is uniquely diverse. From our main headquarters in Lyon, France, we run a global newsroom that includes around 400 journalists from 30 different countries. Our 12 languages cover European and world news 24/7 in Arabic, English, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Turkish, with bureaus in Brussels, Athens and Budapest, and a network of correspondents in all major European cities, including Berlin, London, Moscow, Paris, and Rome.

This multi-language news model enables us to bring truly global perspectives to local audiences, giving them access to new voices and viewpoints in their own language.

Our diversity extends to our platform: beyond live news, we provide audiences with a wide array of factual programming on business, technology, science, climate, and lifestyle, as well as arts and entertainment, including cinema, travel and culture.

Euronews also offers its expertise worldwide: in Europe with its affiliates channels Euronews Georgia, Euronews Albania, Euronews Serbia, Euronews Romania, bringing the total number of languages covered by Euronews to 17; and in Africa with its sister channel Africanews.