German co-op banks close AfD accounts, prompting party outcry over ‘political’ move
Two German banks have closed the accounts of regional AfD branches, the latest in a string of companies to distance themselves from the far-right party.
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NATO member Romania finds drone fragments after Russian strikes on Ukrainian ports
Breaches of Romania's airspace by drones have become more common as Russia targets Danube River ports just across the border in Ukraine.
Business world meets at Bosphorus Summit in Istanbul with AI under the spotlight
The Bosphorus Summit in Istanbul has brought together businesspeople from all over the world with an emphasis on the rise of AI.
Tropical Storm Fung-Wong nears Taiwan with strong winds and heavy rain
Fung-Wong, now a tropical storm, nears Taiwan with strong winds and rain. Schools and offices closed, residents evacuated due to flood and landslide risks.
Know your ‘Benching’ from your ‘Shrekking’? A depressing glossary of modern dating terms and trends
New words are routinely popping up to describe an evolving relationship landscape - but also paint a largely dispiriting picture.
Calisthenics are popular. But is body weight enough to get a good workout?
There’s plenty of research to suggest that calisthenics can improve everything from muscle strength to aerobic conditioning.
Urgent reforms needed in Cyprus water management as audit highlights serious shortcomings
In the midst of a water scarcity crisis, the Audit Office found weaknesses in the management of reserves.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption watchdog probes large-scale energy sector scheme
Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau is reportedly investigating a large-scale corruption scheme in the country’s energy sector, involving the state nuclear power operator, Energoatom. A 15-month investigation and 1,000 hours of wiretapping resulted in 70 raids, according
Scenes of destruction after Super Typhoon Fung-wong hits the Philippines
Super Typhoon Fung-wong hit Aurora province with 185 kph winds, causing floods, power outages, and landslides, leading to a state of emergency.
Twenty killed in Turkish military plane crash in Georgia after leaving Azerbaijan
C-130 military cargo planes are widely used by Turkey’s armed forces for transporting personnel and handling logistical operations.
Turkey demands more than 2,000 years in jail for popular Istanbul mayor
Istanbul's chief prosecutor accuses Ekrem Imamoglu and 400 others of running a corruption network.
Europe commemorates Armistice Day, marking the end of World War I
Belgium unveiled a renovated memorial in Ypres, France's President Macron paid tribute, and the UK held wreath-laying ceremonies for Armistice Day, marking the end of WWI.
Most workers are enthusiastic about AI, but are employers involving them in creating new workflows?
Worldwide, Canadian businesses are at the forefront of designing new AI workflows including their workers. Which countries lead the way in Europe?
Armistice Day: Paris marks 11 November with Macron honouring war soldiers
Emmanuel Macron marked the 11 November commemoration by honouring fallen soldiers and rekindling the Unknown Soldier's flame in Paris.
Oscar-nominated American actress Sally Kirkland dies aged 84
The actress was nominated for an Oscar in 1988 for her role in ‘Anna’, and made appearances in films including 'The Sting', ‘JFK’ and 'Bruce Almighty'.
Stranded Chinese astronauts ‘in good condition,’ officials say after space debris delays return
The astronauts’ scheduled return to Earth was aborted earlier this month.
Mainz celebrates start of carnival season with costumes and tradition
The carnival season began in Mainz, Germany, at 11:11 a.m. with “Helau” shouts at Schillerplatz.
Slow-paced and low-cost: Why you should do a bus and train odyssey around Scandinavia this winter
Scandinavia is one of Europe’s most expensive destinations, but choosing the right transport can mean considerable savings.
Swiss watchmaker stocks rally as Trump dangles relief from steep 39% US tariff
The president’s late-Monday remarks lifted sentiment, with Switzerland’s top watch groups gaining as September exports to the US fell 55.6% year on year.
Space no longer peaceful, President Macron set to say in new space strategy review
France and Europe must be prepared to defend their interests in the orbit too, the French leader is expected to say on Wednesday, as space becomes a key element in the global struggle for security.
Have China’s carbon emissions peaked? New analysis shows they haven’t risen in 18 months
China’s emissions flat or falling over last 18 months, according to new analysis
More than 1,000 Turkish football players suspended in betting probe, TFF says
Turkish Football Federation (TFF) Ibrahim Hacıosmanoğlu has described the scandal as a "moral crisis" and vowed to purge the sport of "all its filth."
OpenAI chatbots cannot use song lyrics without paying, German court rules in landmark trial
A Munich court ordered OpenAI to pay damages to Germany’s largest music rights organisation for using copyrighted lyrics in AI models such as ChatGPT.
Ukrainian forces hold ground in Pokrovsk amid intense Russian assault
After more than a year of an all-in Russian offensive, the battle for Pokrovsk has intensified over the past few days, with Moscow troops reportedly infiltrating and trying to encircle what remains of the city after the fiercest fighting in recent times.
Concerts, tech, sports and thrills: Why Las Vegas is still the world’s ultimate adult playground
From sports spectacles like the Super Bowl and Formula One to immersive tech marvels like The Sphere, Vegas is continuing to offer one-of-a-kind entertainment and cutting-edge experiences.
German man arrested for running assassination platform targeting Merkel and Scholz
Special police arrested a 49-year-old suspect identified as Martin S for running a darknet assassination platform targeting former Chancellors Scholz and Merkel. He faces terrorism charges.
Scientists dream of beating malaria by editing disease-carrying mosquitoes' DNA. Could it work?
A global health group breaks down exactly where the promise lies in using genetically modified mosquitoes to eliminate life-threatening diseases – and where they may fall short.
Rembrandt’s rare 400-year-old lion drawing goes up for auction
A rare Rembrandt drawing, Young Lion Resting, could fetch up to $20 million at auction, with proceeds supporting wild cat conservation charity Panthera.
COP30: Brazil promotes largest Indigenous participation in history of the conference
Brazil invested in a number of initiatives and programmes to strengthen the representation of Indigenous peoples. Around 3,000 Indigenous people are expected to attend the 12-day summit in Brazil’s Amazon city of Belém.
Europe in the green as Wall Street hesitates ahead of US shutdown deal
Continental indices pushed higher, helped by easing inflation and a rerating in financial markets. US futures, by contrast, edged lower as the shutdown moves from the Senate to the House.
Ten years on, survivors still struggle with trauma of deadly Paris terror attacks
France is preparing to commemorate on Thursday the 10th anniversary of the Paris terror attacks by the so-called Islamic State group.
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Germany’s economic sentiment stalls as policy doubts deepen
Germany’s economic sentiment held steady in November, with the ZEW index at 38.5. Policy doubts and sector weaknesses persist, while private consumption improved.
EU top court rejects Denmark's bid to annul bloc-wide rules to set minimum wage
Denmark sought to overturn a directive adopted in 2022 that would force member states to set a minimum wage. EU's top court has ruled against it.
Russian passports and listed jewels: How the internet went wild for fake news about the Louvre heist
From sharing pictures of supposed detectives to snaps of suspects purportedly tied to the Louvre heist case, false claims about the case have gone wild across the internet.
Italian cuisine gets green light from UNESCO to become Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
The UNESCO technical committee of experts has given an initial sign of approval for Italian cuisine to be inscribed in the UN body's List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The final decision is expected in December.
New far-right party named after Trump launches in Belgium
"Donald Trump is the ultimate symbol of populism. He immediately embodies what we stand for," says Salvatore Nicotra, founder of the new TRUMP party.
EPP blocks Parliament’s inquiry committee over spying allegations against Hungary's secret services
The European People's Party opposes setting up a Parliament's inquiry committee to investigate spying allegations against Hungary's secret services on the basis that it would only help Victor Orbán’s strategy to antagonize the EU. Progressives want to open the investigation
Russian drones hit energy sites in Ukraine's Odesa as fighting on frontline intensifies
Drone strikes were reported in several Ukrainian cities, as fighting rages on the frontline with Russian forces closing in on the key city of Pokrovsk.
Turkey FA suspends 1,024 players in betting probe
The Turkish Football Federation suspends 1,024 players from its professional leagues as part of an investigation into betting.
Wicked Witch of the West’s iconic hat from ‘The Wizard of Oz’ to hit auction block
Worn by Margaret Hamilton in the classic 1939 film, the iconic hat hits the auction block next month, preceded by the release in cinemas of 'Wicked: For Good', the concluding chapter of the origin story of the witches of Oz.
Dolphin Mimmo thrills Venice but faces danger in the lagoon
Mimmo, a bottlenose dolphin, delights Venice with its playful leaps, but experts warn of dangers from boat traffic.
Hungarian-British writer David Szalay wins prestigious Booker Prize for fiction with 'Flesh'
The Booker Prize is the UK's most prestigious fiction award and is open to novels written in the English language. This year's award goes to David Szalay for his novel "Flesh", which tackles themes of masculinity, migration and power.
Deadly car explosion in New Delhi being investigated under anti-terrorism law
Authorities in India were investigating a deadly car blast in the capital that killed at least eight people and injured several others, officials said Tuesday.
Mapping the past: 300,000km of Roman roads charted in new digital project
Itiner-e not only duplicates cartographic knowledge of Roman roads, but transforms our understanding of how the Roman Empire functioned and was built and also reveals how Rome could maintain power for centuries.
How much hotter is the world since the Paris Agreement? Here's what a decade of data shows
The past decade has seen record temperatures, soaring emissions and extreme heat becoming the new normal.
Tokyo’s Haneda airport bids travellers farewell with a colossal Godzilla installation
The nine-metre-tall statue will stand in Haneda Airport’s departures hall for one year.
Troubled waters: Why is a Nile dam causing such tension?
In September, Ethiopia inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, hailing it as “a generational victory,” but Sudan and Egypt have denounced it as an “existential threat.” Euronews explores why it was built and what it means for the region.
European Parliament's environment group backs deal on CO2 emission cut by 2040
The vote cast by lawmakers in the European Parliament's environment committee keeps the flexibilities requested by EU governments but demands stricter rules on the use of global carbon credits.
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