europepulse.eu is an independent, non-commercial project that follows what Europe’s newsrooms and research institutions are reporting on EU policy and institutions, security, the economy and climate — and brings it together in one place.
How we choose what to show
We monitor a fixed list of European news organisations and research institutes. Every few minutes we collect their published headlines.
A story reaches the top of our front page when several independent newsrooms report it at the same time. We count how many separate publishers are covering the same event, and we show that count next to the story. Three publishers on one story tells you more than five versions of the same wire copy, and we would rather show you that number than ask you to take our word for it.
The sources we currently follow:
- Deutsche Welle — Europe
- BBC News Europe
- France 24 English
- POLITICO Europe
- EUobserver
- EL PAÍS English
- Notes from Poland
- European Council on Foreign Relations (analysis)
- Bruegel (analysis)
Analysis and think-tank material is labelled as such and is kept out of the live news area.
Europe Pulse is supported by AI-assisted editorial workflows that help with research, transcription, translation, summarisation and SEO preparation. Where a summary here is produced automatically, it is generated only from the reporting we link to.
What we publish, and what we do not
For every item we show the headline, the publisher, the time and a direct link to the original. We do not host, copy or reproduce other people’s journalism. If you want to read the article, you read it on the site that wrote it.
Where we write a summary, the wording is our own and is drawn only from the reporting we link to. If the available reporting is too thin to summarise fairly, we leave the summary out and show the links.
Independence and funding
europepulse.eu carries no advertising and takes no funding from any institution, political party or company. Nobody pays us to cover a story, and nobody pays us not to.
We also publish video reporting on our YouTube channel. That channel is monetised through YouTube. The website is not, and no sponsor or advertiser has any say over what appears here.
Corrections
We publish quickly and from automated monitoring, so mistakes are possible. If something here is wrong — a wrong attribution, a broken link, a summary that misreads the reporting — tell us and we will correct it and say that we did. Write to europe_pulse@pm.me.
