Euractiv
Company Description
Euractiv is a bridge between media organisations in more than 11 European capitals, specialised in EU policies and related national politics. We publish online in 11 languages. Our headquarters is in Brussels.
We are pro-European, critical and constructive. We are independent and transparent in our reporting as well as in our business with our diversified business model.
Euractiv also offers a wide variety of services in order to support EU stakeholders in their communication strategy and reputation building.
Read euractiv.com.
Events from this company
21 Feb 2018
The global payments landscape is in a state of fundamental transformation. The revised Payment Services Directive (PSD II) has the ambition to make the sector fit for the digital age and will enable new entrants to offer innovative services to consumers.
31 Jan 2018
Comprehending and Debating Euroscepticism (CODES) is a project combining research and public awareness building, co-funded by the Europe for Citizens Programme.
19 Oct 2017
EURACTIV and ZN look forward to welcoming you to their upcoming event
Dear Friend,
24 May 2017
Die Bundestagswahl im September 2017 ist nicht nur eines der wichtigsten Ereignisse im politischen Deutschland, sondern könnte auch eine signifikante und richtungsweisende Auswirkung auf die Europäische Union als Wertegemeinschaft haben.
09 Dec 2016
01 Dec 2016
29 Jan 2015
EurActiv Institute is pleased to invite you a high-level debate:
#Media4EU
InterActiv Europe 2014-19
Thursday, 29th January 2015, from 17:00 to 19:00
European Parliament, Brussels
17 Mar 2014
Berlin, 17 March 2014, dbb forum
Events of the week
Jobs
European Union Prize for Literature
Contexte
EuroCommerce
AI, Data, Robotics ASBL
European Heat Pump Association
European Space Policy Institute
Europe MédiaLab
Panterra
PES - Party of European Socialists
EURACTIV News
- What ‘deal’ the EU can offer Trump
- COP29 outcome: EU upbeat on finance, disappointed on climate action
- Hard right’s Simion in with a chance as Romanians vote for president
- Developing nations blast $300 billion COP29 climate deal as insufficient
- Warsaw Mayor runs for Polish president as ruling party’s candidate