Join us as the Guardian launches a Europe digital edition to provide broader coverage for our growing European audience
Three years ago, as Britain left the European Union, the Guardian made a commitment to becoming more, not less, European.
It wasn’t just because of our strong opposition to Brexit; it was because being European is part of who we are. The Guardian has always been internationalist, open to the world and other cultures. We have been on the ground covering European affairs for more than 200 years. War, revolution, elections, cultural shifts, sporting heroism, social change – we have reported on it all, from the death of Napoleon to two world wars to the collapse of communism and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
