Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado: "Europe is with us"
Venezuela's opposition leader tells Euronews that "Europe is with us," just as the European Parliament recognises Edmundo González as president-elect.
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Kazakhstan’s Commitment to Global Peace and Security Since Independence
Since achieving independence in 1991, Kazakhstan has pursued a peaceful and balanced foreign policy. The country remains firmly dedicated to multilateral cooperation, aligning its actions with the UN Charter and playing a pivotal role in international security and stability.
State of the Union: Will the new Commission stick to its climate policy goals?
This edition of State of the Union focuses on the catastrophic floods in central Europe, the presentation of the EU commissioners-designate and the economic power of the European Green Deal. #StateOfTheUnion
Life Goes On with One Eye on the Sky
writes Chris White from Israel. War is on everyone’s mind in Israel. The generally accepted Mossad operation in Beirut and the deaths reported by the IDF of four Israeli soldiers in Gaza were a prelude to the earlier prediction that something big was about to happen. Overnight
EU nutrition label debacle reflects need for new agri-food direction in Brussels
In the first major farming policy decision of her new term, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has chosen Luxembourgish MEP Christophe Hansen as Commissioner for Agriculture and Food. Announced on 17 September, the EU executive has tasked Hansen with developing
ECB's Lagarde predicts inflation to hit 2% target next year
ECB President Christine Lagarde praised the "remarkable" unwinding of inflation with minimal job losses, projecting inflation to hit target by 2025. However, she warned that significant uncertainties remain.
Are Man City’s charges a good thing for English football?
Since Manchester City’s purchase by an iAbu Dhabi royal family in 2008, the club has undergone a meteoric rise to the very top of English football. This week however, a more rapid descent may be underway with the opening of the hearing into their 115 alleged breaches of the
EU's recognition of González as winner in Venezuela vote historic, opposition leader tells Euronews
The European Parliament's decision showed Europe is with us, Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado said in an exclusive interview.
Latest news bulletin | September 20th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Flight diverted after passenger finds live mouse in meal
The furry stowaway forced a Scandinavian Airlines plane to make an emergency landing.
Ukraine bans the use of Telegram on state-issued devices in the name of 'national security'
Government officials, military personnel and critical infrastructure workers will not be allowed to use the popular messaging app, but Ukrainians remain free to use it in their personal devices.
Can Russia's forces push the Ukrainian army out of Kursk region by mid-October?
The Kremlin is said to have tasked its army with pushing Ukrainian forces out of Russia's Kursk region in less than a month. But how doable is it, especially given Ukraine's next move in its incursion?
Portugal’s wildfires produce record emissions with smoke headed for France and Spain
The smoke plume has significantly degraded local air quality is forecast to travel east in the coming days.
World Paella Day: How to make the perfect traditional Valencian Paella
It's World Paella Day! To celebrate here's a guide on how to make a perfect traditional Valencian Paella.
Critics slam Mario Draghi's landmark EU competitiveness report as 'one-sided'
Draghi is being accused by various stakeholders of not including voices from all parts of Europe in his landmark report.
‘We had just finished repairing our houses’: Flooding hits Italian city for third time in 16 months
Some residents of the city of Faenza had just completed house repairs after devastating floods in 2023 when their properties were submerged again this week.
Israel says it's killed top Hezbollah commander in airstrike on Beirut
Israel killed a top Hamas commander in an airstrike on a densely populated neighbourhood of southern Beirut on Friday, the army said.
The number of deaths by suicide in Europe decreased by 13% in a decade
In 2021, there were about 47,000 deaths due to suicide in the EU, according to Eurostat.
Wildfires: Why are Portuguese forests so flammable?
The amount of land ravaged in Portugal's recent devastating wildfires is estimated to cover 122,000 hectares. Around 83% of the land is located in the north and centre of the country.
Portugal wildfires: Why are Iberian forests so flammable?
The amount of land ravaged in Portugal's recent devastating wildfires is estimated to cover 122,000 hectares. Around 83% of the land is located in the north and centre of the country.
A cheap antidepressant could help treat incurable brain tumours, early studies show
Researchers in Switzerland will test the promising early results in human clinical trials.
‘Exciting’ solar breakthrough means energy can be kept in sustainable batteries that don’t overheat
It builds on previous research showing solar energy can be stored for up to 18 years.
The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
Francis Ford Coppola's 'Megalopolis'; the Wellcome Collection's 'Hard Graft' exhibition; Oktoberfest; 'Agatha All Along'; and new music from Katy Perry, Manu Chao and Jamie XX - here's what to digest in Europe this weekend.
Turkey attempts to skewer Germany by regulating döner kebab market
Turkey wants döner kebabs registered so that it has the same protected EU status as Serrano ham from Spain and Neapolitan pizza.
Five women accuse late Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed of rape
Al-Fayed, who died in 2023, has faced similar allegations since 1997.
Owner of exploding pager firm under Hungarian protection, mother says
Cristiana Bársony-Arcidiacono's company came under scrutiny after a Taiwanese firm said it had authorised BAC Consulting to use its name on the pagers that were detonated in fatal attacks in Lebanon and Syria.
WATCH: Pesto the giant penguin steals hearts at Melbourne Aquarium
Pesto, a massive king penguin chick at Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium, has become a social media sensation.
Euronews Culture's Verdict on Manu Chao, Jamie xx & Katy Perry's comeback albums
Manu Chao is back after 17 years since his last studio effort. Jamie xx took nine years to follow up his stunning debut ‘In Colour’. Katy Perry releases her seventh album after the critical and commercial flop of ‘Smile’ in 2020. All are on the hunt for a comeback. Who succeeds?
Is the Entry/Exit Scheme delayed again? What travellers need to know about new EU border checks
If the EES becomes operational in autumn, non-EU travellers entering the Schengen Area will have to go through new scanners at EU borders.
France to pay €120 million to uproot 30,000 hectares of vineyards
France plans to uproot 30,000 hectares of grape vines as wine consumption continues to drop.
Sophia Loren turns 90: The Italian film diva's roles and international awards
An Italian and international icon who has made the history of world cinema, Sophia Loren is 90 years old. From the David di Donatello to the Oscars, via the Palme d'Or, here are the awards she has won during her career.
Iconic 'Roaring Lion' Churchill portrait returned to its owner after international theft
Nicola Cassinelli, an Italian lawyer, unknowingly purchased the iconic portrait at an auction before returning it after discovering its origins.
ING pledges to stop financing new upstream oil and gas projects
ING says it would no longer be offering finance to pure-play oil and gas companies for explorations or developments in new fields, as part of its move to help support the transition to green energy.
Hezbollah retaliates, firing around 150 rockets at northern Israel
Hours earlier Israeli fighter jets southern Lebanon's ravaged border area. Israel said it hit rocket launchers and military infrastructure.
Why is the Democratic Republic of the Congo struggling to contain mpox?
The most impacted country due to mpox is struggling to contain it. Here's a look at why that's the case.
Stairway to tension: France and Italy dispute ownership of Spanish Steps
A row over whether France or Italy owns Rome's iconic Spanish Steps has caused controversy and reopened old wounds between the two countries as G7 Culture Ministers gather in Naples and Pompeii this weekend.
Bridging lending hits record £201.8m in Q2 as borrowers seek to rescue house purchases
Bridging loan completions increased by 2.9% in the second quarter (Q2) of the year, reaching £201.8 million as borrowers sought to rescue stalled housing transactions. According to The Bridging Trends report produced by MT Finance, this marked the highest figure since records
Portugal observes day of national mourning after seven die in wildfires
The country has burned more than 121,000 hectares of land since Sunday with seven fatalities.
Dutch police seek witnesses to stabbing as suspect taken into custody
Police say witnesses claim the alleged killer shouted "Allahu akbar" as he lashed out with a blade, which mean "God is great" in Arabic.
How will von der Leyen’s nominated team of European Commissioners be scrutinised?
Political leaders have said the European Parliament will show its teeth when holding nominees to account.
COVID pandemic: Researchers create shortlist of animals that could reveal Wuhan origins of virus
A new genetic analysis looks at species of animals present at the Wuhan market that may have spread COVID-19 to people.
Mercedes-Benz shares fall as German carmaker lowers full year outlook
The German carmaker’s shares started Friday with an almost 7% drop as the company significantly cut its expected results for the full year because of weakness in Chinese demand for its vehicles.
Kyiv residents told to stay indoors as air pollution blankets the Ukrainian capital
The Ukrainian capital topped a list of the most polluted major cities early on Friday in a real-time Swiss database.
EU to raise €35 billion loan for Ukraine using Russia's frozen assets, von der Leyen says
Ursula von der Leyen has announced a multi-billion initiative to help Kyiv plug the hole in its state budget and procure more weapons.
WATCH: French pilot Serrano soars to victory at Wingsuit Championship
French wingsuit pilot Ambroise Serrano triumphed at the World Wingsuit League Championship in Zhangjiajie, China, claiming the target-hitting title.
Latest news bulletin | September 20th – Midday
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Global strikes across 50 countries demand action as two major climate events begin in New York
New York is hosting Climate Week NYC, an annual event that promotes climate action, at the same time the UN General Assembly takes up the issue on several fronts.
Pound rockets to more than two-year high after BoE rate decision
Sterling soared to its highest level in two and a half years against the US dollar after the Bank of England held its interest rate steady, diverging from the Federal Reserve’s substantial rate cut.
Volkswagen denies plans to cut 30,000 staff from its workforce
Earlier this month, CEO Oliver Blume told employees that the company needed to end a three-decade-old job protection pledge that would have banned layoffs until 2029.
Polish town of Lewin Brzeski braces for dramatic flooding
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has pledged billions in recovery aid to help areas of central Europe that have battled severe flooding for days.