Citizen facing European TV and Video News Portal for Streaming, Search and Translation of European TV and video news and political documentaries produced or transmitted by accredited public and private media in Member States

Expected Impact:The action is expected to strengthen the European media ecosystem by enabling pan-European, near-real-time access to professional news and public-interest information across EU languages, thereby reducing linguistic and cross-border distribution barriers, improving the reuse, contextualisation and cross-border circulation of such content across the Union, and widening audiences for content from all Member States. By providing multilingual AI-enabled processing and user-facing discovery features, it should improve the findability, accessibility and usability of trusted news content, including for audiences that do not regularly consume cross-border media, and help the sector respond to changing audience habits, including platform-mediated consumption, through more effective search, discovery, contextualisation and user-facing access to trusted content.The action should also contribute to media pluralism and democratic resilience by broadening access to quality media content and supporting cross-border exposure to diverse sources and perspectives through public-interest discovery principles (user agency, transparency and non-discrimination). It is expected to increase trust in multilingual access by embedding provenance, traceability and clear signalling of AI transformations, alongside quality assurance processes appropriate for news contexts.Finally, the action should deliver reusable platform capabilities, including, where appropriate, open-source building blocks, operational practices and governance approaches that can be adopted more broadly across Europe. Through structured coordination with other EU-funded initiatives and the proposed sector coordination, it should maximise interoperability, reuse of results and continuity, providing a credible pathway for scaling and future investment under subsequent funding rounds.The action is also expected to help media organisations adapt to the evolving online environment, support the development of robus