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“Less words, more action from EU to protect Europe’s Jews”, says President of the Conference of European Rabbis
In collaboration with the Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the European Union, the Conference of European Rabbis (CER) organised an event entitled ‘Is there a Jewish future in Europe?’. Taking place less than a month before the EU heads to the polls to elect a new
German far-right politician guilty of using Nazi slogan
Höcke has led the Alternative for Germany's (AfD) regional branch in Thuringia since the party was founded in 2013
Who is escaped French prisoner Mohamed Amra?
Nicknamed "The Fly", he reportedly had links to the drugs trade and was freed when armed men attacked a prison van.
Zagreb hosts three-day disability rights festival with films and workshops
The festival focused on solidarity and social inclusion for people with disabilities runs from May 13-15.
Blinken visits during moment of peril for Ukraine
The front line has turned from a relative stalemate to a major Russian offensive in a week.
Socialist victory in Catalan elections ends pro-independence dominance
Despite his pro-independence party Junts finishing second in the elections, leader Carles Puigdemont continues to pursue his aim of leading the next Catalan government.
Clashes erupt in Georgia as divisive bill passes
Protesters clash with riot police outside Georgia's parliament after approval of a divisive bill, igniting weeks of demonstrations.
Co-leader of Germany's far-right AfD party fined for using Nazi slogan
The case involved Björn Höcke's use of "Everything for Germany!" in a 2021 speech. While prosecutors said he knew it was originally a Nazi slogan, Höcke claimed it was an "everyday saying".
Moment car rams French police van in ambush
At least two prison officers have died after the vehicle - which was carrying a prisoner at the time - was ambushed near Rouen in Normandy.
Green groups welcome Commission caution on fast-track renewables deployment
Environmental groups have expressed relief at European Commission guidelines for the acceleration of renewable energy deployment, which stress the need to respect nature protection rules.
Riot police violently arrest protesters in Georgia
Georgia's parliament voted through a law that critics say could be used to threaten civil liberties.
Glaciers and the ‘gates of hell’: Earth Photo 2024 shortlist has glimmers of hope
30 nature-loving photographers are shortlisted for an exhibition you can see in London from next month.
Fighting breaks out in Georgian parliament over 'Russian law'
Tensions flared in the Georgian parliament during a debate on a controversial 'foreign influence' bill, seen as a threat to democracy.
‘Unprecedented’: CO2 in the atmosphere is rising 10 times faster than at any point over 50,000 years
Ice built up in the Antarctic over hundreds of thousands of years is helping scientists to understand today's climate.
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Blinken reiterates US arms will help Ukraine as it reels from latest Russian attack
As Russia scales-up attacks on Ukraine's north-eastern border, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken reassures Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy that soon-to-arrive military aid will help on the front lines.
Possible to cooperate with 'some' far-right personalities, says Michel
Michel's comments at the Copenhagen Democracy Summit on Tuesday put him at odds with his own liberal family, Renew Europe, which is firmly opposed to cooperation with either ECR or ID.
Popular drugs Ozempic, Wegovy found to cut heart disease and keep weight off for up to 4 years
New analyses of a large trial presented at the European Congress on Obesity showed the clear benefits of the popular weight-loss drug.
Italy, France, Germany: Which EU country has the most environmentally friendly economy?
Italy has the best urban recycling rate in the EU while Spain has the lowest material consumption.
Bluetooth devices can unwittingly track your every move. Here's how to know if they're watching you
Apple and Google are working together to alert users if there's a Bluetooth device tracking them. Here's how to detect if they are and what to do about it.
Another yacht sinks in strait of Gibraltar after being rammed by orcas - what’s behind the attacks?
There have been nearly 700 interactions since the rammings began in 2020, attributed to a small pod of killer whales.
Cannes 2024: Jury president Greta Gerwig on France's #MeToo movement and Donald Trump on screen
Greta Gerwig and her jury met the press today to discuss their roles as members of the jury, the possible repercussions of the French #MeToo on the festival, and if a film on Donald Trump can be viewed objectively.
20th anniversary of EU expansion that opened new business horizons
The largest-ever expansion of the EU in 2004 saw 10 mainly eastern and central European countries fulfill long-held ambitions of joining the bloc. Many were emerging from decades of communist rule and had hopes that home-grown businesses would flourish in an environment of free
EU must start paying attention to unintended consequences
The effects on consumers of poorly thought-out EU rules on deforestation, are starting to become apparent. Hundreds of thousands of tonnes of coffee and cocoa stores in EU warehouses risk being destroyed in the coming months, because of inflexibility in new rules under the EU’s
Two dead and one missing in coal mine collapse in Poland
The incident happened near the coal face, an area in Polish coal mines known for being particularly vulnerable to cave-ins and methane gas explosions, due to the presence of gas in the rock.
Belgian MEP Hilde Vautmans rejects accusations of bullying personnel and misuse of EU funds
Vautmans, who represents Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats, or Open Vld (Renew Europe), has denied the allegations appearing in Belgian media, maintaining that her actions were compliant with regulations.
'Meme Rally' sparks 70% share price leap for GameStop on Roaring Kitty's single X post
US video game shop GameStop's share price more than doubled as the result of a a 'meme rally'. But what is it and how can it move millions of dollars?
Labour unions protest in Nigeria over rise in electricity prices
With President Bola Tinubu’s latest measure to cut costs as the country struggles with declining revenue, electricity rates more than doubled for some consumers in April.
At least two French prison officers killed in van ambush shootout
An inmate convicted of burglary escaped the van following the incident. He is currently on the run, according to officials.
X seeks DSA compliance with auto content check, company says
The online platform is subject to an ongoing investigation into content moderation and DSA compliance.
Draghi's report lacks transparency and risks capture by big business
The pathway to a prosperous, resilient, dynamic, innovative and democratic European economy lies in pursuing economic balance and diversity rather than monopoly, Max Bank and Olivier Hoedeman write.
Georgia's parliament approves controversial 'foreign influence law'
President Salome Zourabichvili said she would veto the legislation but the ruling party pressed ahead with the controversial bill.
Huge manhunt in France for prisoner after two officers killed in ambush
The deadly ambush began when a car rammed into a police van, before gunmen attacked the officers.
China's restrictive approach to children's screen time and homework showing promising benefits
China's measures - including screen time restrictions - have led to a decrease in daily sedentary behaviour among children, according to a new UK study.
Putin makes ex-security council chief Kremlin aide
Nikolai Patrushev, 72, is replaced as head of Russia's Security Council by Sergei Shoigu.
UK wage rates still strong despite slowing jobs market
Official figures show wages in the UK have grown at a faster rate than expected. At the same time, the jobless rate increased to 4.3% between January and March, the highest since May to July last year.
Estonia blocks plan to put VAT on Airbnb, Uber-style online platforms
The Baltic nation wielded a veto over laws intended to modernise tax for the digital economy.
Shifting Energy Dynamics: Moldova’s Drive Towards Independence Amidst Russia’s Influence
Moldova is seen as particularly vulnerable to the consequences of Russia’s war in neighbouring Ukraine. In the past, the Republic of Moldova relied almost exclusively on Russian natural gas, based on an agreement with the Gazprom group, but after the outbreak of the war in
Berlin and Dublin spearhead move to unblock Nature Restoration Law
Eleven EU members are urging their peers to sign off on a new Nature Restoration Law - perhaps the most important piece of environmental legislation to fall foul of a backlash against the European Commission's green deal agenda.
Court rules Josef Fritzl can move to normal prison
A court in Austria rules the notorious criminal no longer poses a danger given his ill health.
Huge manhunt after French prison officers killed in ambush
Armed men rammed a prison van at a tollbooth, opened fire on officers and fled with prisoner Mohamed Amra.
Von der Leyen pitches plan to shield EU from foreign interference if re-elected
Ursula von der Leyen has unveiled plans to set up a European Democracy Shield to protect the EU from malign foreign interference if she secures a second term at the helm of the Commission.
Violent protests erupt in French Pacific territory
Protesters are against a law being discussed in France to increase eligibility to vote in New Caledonia.
Europe's fertility crisis: Which European country is having the fewest babies?
For the first time since 1960, the number of live births in the EU has fallen below 4 million, one of the lowest fertility rates in the world.
EU completes reform of migration rules, despite Poland and Hungary voting against
The European Union has completed the reform of its migration and asylum policy, a watershed moment that for a decade proved stubbornly elusive.
European elections: What do voters want? and what do candidates promise?
Watch episode nine of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.
Diamonds fail to make the cut as Anglo American turns down BHP offer
A decision to demerge or sell its diamond and platinum businesses is expected to go a long way in maintaining Anglo American's profitability, by focusing on the more lucrative copper and iron ore businesses.
'No limits' partnership continues: Putin to visit Beijing on Xi's invitation
Russia's Vladimir Putin will make a two-day state visit to China this week in the latest show of unity between the two authoritarian allies.
WATCH: At least three dead after billboard collapse in Mumbai
As rescue operations continue, Mumbai officials said an investigation had been ordered into the accident.