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During the period of the project until January 2023.

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The European Data News Hub aims to provide credible and unbiased information on key European topics based on the analysis of data. We offer a rich resource of newly developed media formats including videographics, interactive graphics and investigative reports about major European topics. As stories unfold they will be updated in our latest news category in five languages.

For more information go to About us.

Other European news agencies are invited to join the European Data News Hub and add data-driven news content about the EU from their perspective. The goal is to offer a comprehensive picture of the work and emphasise the key role of the European Union and give readers a better understanding of the EU. If you are a news agency based in Europe and interested in participating in this project, please get in touch with us.

The European Data News Hub was launched in June 2017 will be online until March 2023.

News gathering and the production of data driven content in this project are completely free of external influence, which in turn guarantees that coverage lives up to the strict requirements of the editorial charter. This document lays down that reporting must be free of bias and unfettered by political, economic or governmental ideologies.
For more on this go to our editorial charter.