Erdoğan urges Palestinian unity after meeting Hamas chief in Istanbul
The Turkish president warned that Israel should not be allowed to ‘gain ground’ in Gaza, as operations in both Gaza and the West Bank are underway by the IDF.
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Israeli strikes on southern Gaza city of Rafah kill 13, mostly children
The airstrike comes as the United States moves to approve billions of dollars of additional military aid to its close ally, Israel.
Venice Biennale titled 'Foreigners Everywhere' gives voice to outsiders
Outsider, queer and Indigenous artists are getting an overdue platform at the 60th Venice Biennale contemporary art exhibition that opened Saturday.
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Ukraine launches a barrage of drones against Russia
Russia claims to have shot down 50 Ukrainian drones after Ukraine appeared to target its energy infrastructure overnight.
US House approves 89 billion euros aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan
US House of Representatives approves 89 billion euros aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan overcoming months of internal discord. The vote was passed 311-112 votes. All amendments to the bill providing aid to Ukraine that would have reduced the assistance were rejected
Tesla recalls nearly 4,000 Cybertrucks due to accelerator pedal fault
Tesla has recalled nearly 4,000 of its 2024 Cybertrucks after a fault was discovered with the accelerator pedal.
Man dies after setting himself on fire outside Trump trial court
The man who set himself on fire outside Trump's trial court in New York has died, highlighting the intense emotions surrounding the case.
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UK rejects EU offer of free movement for young people
Following Brexit, the UK has turned down an EU proposal that would have made it simpler for individuals between the ages of 18 and 30 to work and study overseas. The agreement, according to the European Commission, would only be a restricted setup and would not reinstate free
App to cut EU border queues won't be ready in time
The head of Eurostar has said that an app intended to lessen delays for British citizens going across the Channel won't be ready in time for a new EU border scheme. Non-EU nationals will have to register their fingerprints and a photo at the border starting in October in
Back to Black... and white morals: How the film has divided critics unfairly
Reviews of the Amy Winehouse biopic have shown the new moralistic divide among movie critics.
Kazakhstan report on the victims of violence
The protection from domestic violence is one of the most important tasks of a socially oriented state. Such a phenomenon not only violates human rights but also impedes the development of the family and destroys social values. Unfortunately, violence in its various forms
Base of Iraqi military base struck, but by whom?
One member of the anti-American Shiite militia group was killed in the attack and eight injured. It blames the US but Washington denies carrying it out.
How green are parties' manifestos vying in the European election?
Some political forces present concrete pledges while others offer general commitments to preserve the environment, keep up with the energy transition and tackle chemical and plastic pollution.
Kazakhstan’s Journey from Aid Recipient to Donor: How Kazakhstan’s Development Assistance Contributes to Regional Security
In an era where global challenges such as climate change, pandemics, and economic crises know no borders, the imperative for international cooperation has never been greater – writes Arken Arystanov, Chairman of KazAID. The interconnectedness of our world dictates that a crisis
Netherlands officially stops drilling at Groningen's giant gas field
A symbolic ceremony was held on Friday to mark the end of drilling which has increased the seismic risk in the region since it started in the 1960s.
The best things to do and see in Europe this week
Taylor's Tortured poets department, teary masterpieces and 2024's most controversial film - here are our recommendations for this week.
Activists organise 'Freedom Flotilla' laden with food aid for Gaza
The so-called 'Freedom Flotilla Coalition' is expected to depart Turkey in the coming days in an attempt to reach the shores of Gaza and deliver aid.
NATO chief urges allies to give air defence systems to Ukraine
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg pressed member countries to give air defence systems to Ukraine, saying it's an investment in our own security."
Turkish strikes have polluted rivers in Syria. People are starting to ‘heal’ the land with trees
More than a decade of conflict has cost Syria at least 25 per cent of its forest coverage, while drought rages on.
Ghosts from the Past: Artist Mónica de Miranda delves into Portugal's colonial history
Euronews Culture's Artist in Residence Mónica de Miranda is exploring our year-long theme 'Being Human' examining who we are in today's society. In this exclusive work, she talks about some of her most iconic images that form part of her presentation for Portugal at this year's
Brussels, my love? Can the EU single market ever be 'sexy' for voters?
In this edition, panellists reflect on the woes of the EU single market in the context of a shrinking European economy. They also zoom in on Europe's drinking culture and give their views on taxing the rich.
Boutique hotels and buzzing souqs: Discover the historic heart of Jeddah
The Jeddah Historic District programme will see the restoration of some 600 historic properties for residential, tourism and business purposes.
US House approves crucial $61bn war aid for Ukraine
The long-stalled package could be vital for Ukraine, which is struggling to contain Russia's invasion.
VW workers vote to unionise in major win for labour
The United Autoworkers Union took a risk in a Republican - and often anti-union - part of the US.
