Key weeks ahead for Russia’s war in Ukraine
Russia has launched a push north of Kharkiv but its ultimate goal is so far unclear.
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'We were left at a loss without our loved ones'
On the 50th anniversary, BBC News NI speaks to those affected by 1974 bombs which killed 33 people.
'A bullet hole and a bloodstain' - At the Slovakia PM shooting site
The BBC's Sarah Rainsford reports from the town of Handlova, and examines what the attack could mean for Slovakia's divided society.
Zelenskyy visits frontline amidst ongoing Russian offensive
The Ukrainian president said the situation in Kharkiv remains under control as Russia pushes into Vovchansk.
Slovakian ministers blame media and opposition for attack on Prime Minister Robert Fico
Slovakia's interior minister refrained from specifying the motivation behind the attack on Prime Minister Robert Fico but pointed fingers at media outlets and the opposition, urging them to reflect on how they present information.
World Citizenship Report Explores 2024 Elections
CS Global Partners has released the third edition of its annual World Citizenship Report. This year's edition focuses on the upcoming 2024 global elections, and the thoughts of high-net-worth-individuals (HNWIs) regarding this tumultuous global period. The CS Global Partners
EU and UK 'getting closer' to clinching post-Brexit border and transit deal for Gibraltar
Lengthy discussions in Brussels failed to yield an agreement following long-standing divisions over border checks and airport management.
Slovakians condemn attack against Prime Minister Robert Fico
Slovakians denounce the assassination attempt on Prime Minister Robert Fico while awaiting updates on his health at the hospital's front.
'Matter of principle': The Left's Walter Baier slams von der Leyen for overtures to far right
Established parties are abandoning moral principles by embracing the far right's discourse on migration, the lead candidate for The Left told Euronews.
Turkey sentences pro-Kurdish politicians to lengthy prison terms over deadly 2014 riots
More than 100 people have faced trial in relation to a notorious incident that left 37 people dead.
WATCH: Are footballers playing too often?
Player injuries are at an all-time high, but the football calendar is set to get even busier.
Online toxicity in Slovakia increased by 60% after attempt on PM Fico's life
Researchers have long drawn links between hateful online comments and their capacity to push people further towards extreme political stances, beliefs and worldviews.
First ruling farmer protesters to shake bloc’s agriculture policy
A farmers’ protest movement has entered a European government for the first time in the Netherlands. What will be its impact on EU policies?
AfD MP's offices raided over bribery probe
Petr Bystron is accused of received money from Russia in return for influence, which he denies.
I remember McCann suspect's eyes, says rape victim
His bright blue eyes were "bored into my skull," the woman tells the trial of Christian Brückner.
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WATCH: Heavy floods cause chaos in northern Italy
Torrential rain in northern Italy has prompted the closure of schools and offices, travel services were also severely disrupted.
‘Unbelievably easy to explore’: Travellers recommend the best places for a first-time solo trip
Heading off on your first ever solo trip can be intimidating. Head to these European destinations for an easy ride.
Microsoft’s emissions soar by 30%: Why is it building more data centres and what is their impact?
AI has helped increase Microsoft’s emissions almost a third since 2020.
Over €1 billion in 54 defence industry projects through the European Defence Fund
The European Commission has announced the results of the 2023 calls for proposals under the European Defence Fund (EDF) amounting to €1,031 million of EU funding to support 54 outstanding joint European defence research and development projects. The selected projects will
Suspect charged with attempted murder of Slovak PM Fico
Robert Fico's condition is still "very serious" after he was shot several times on Wednesday.
Georgia's president says she will veto 'Russian law' as furious protests continue
Salome Zourabichvili has joined public demonstrations against a law that could turn Georgia away from Brussels and towards the Kremlin.
Travel chaos warning as Boeing safety crisis leads to plane shortage
Boeing’s aircraft delivery delays and safety issues could mean that several airlines might have to cancel flights or push back their summer schedules as many are struggling to secure enough aircraft for the peak season.
Economics of nuclear power: The France-Germany divide explained
The European Union's REPowerEU Plan, initiated in May 2022, has put nuclear energy at the forefront of its strategy to secure energy and achieve climate goals. France continues to heavily invest in nuclear power, whereas Germany has largely moved away from it.
German police investigate AfD member Petr Bystron for money-laundering
The Munich public prosecutor's office is conducting an investigation into Petr Bystron, a prominent figure on the German far-right party's list for the European elections.
Towns in Spain are being invaded by flies: Is climate change to blame?
Climate conditions and farming practices may be creating the perfect breeding ground for the insects to multiply.
Economics chief cites no regrets despite green deal backlash
With fresh elections looming, senior officials are unrepentant for making climate change a priority of their five-year term.
EU Liberals chief decries member party’s deal with Dutch far-right as ‘unacceptable’
Valérie Hayer says the agreement to form a new government in the Netherlands contravenes the values her political group holds dear.
WATCH: Evangelicals in Caracas stand for traditional families
In honor of International Families Day, hundreds of evangelical pastors and believers rallied in Caracas to uphold the traditional family model.
As new tools flourish, AI 'fingerprints' on scientific papers could damage trust in vital research
Experts are warning that the "fingerprints" of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) can be found in scientific papers, including peer-reviewed ones.
My European flag was confiscated at Eurovision — this is why it's wrong
For us, young people from all corners of Europe, the European flag is a unifying symbol that transcends borders, cultures, and languages. It symbolises our collective desire to live in a Europe where freedom, peace, and cooperation reign supreme, Dorin Frăsîneanu writes.
Cannes 2024 review: 'Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga' - An origin story worth telling?
Veteran filmmaker George Miller returns to the Wasteland after his action opus 'Mad Max: Fury Road.' However, nine years later, was anyone really aching to find out Furiosa's origins?
UN climate change high-level champion for COP29, Nigar Arpadarai, sets scene ahead of vital summit
What are Azerbaijan's hopes for the upcoming COP29 event in Baku?
ESCP Business School Granted Full Degree Awarding Powers in the UK
On Monday, 13 May, the Office for Students (OfS) authorised ESCP Business School to grant Taught awards, as the School satisfied all criteria for the Full Degree Awarding Powers (Full DAPs) in accordance with section 42(1) of the Higher Education and Research Act 2017
Kharkiv fighting difficult but under control - Zelensky
Ukraine is halting further Russian advances after suffering its largest territorial loss for 18 months.
European elections: What do voters want? and what do candidates promise?
Watch episode 11 of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.
Facebook and Instagram suspected to be 'too addictive'
The EU says its concerned the platforms algorithms "stimulate behavioural addictions in children."
British tech company Raspberry Pi eyes London float in boost for City
Raspberry Pi’s listing could bring a much needed boost for the UK stock market, which has seen an exodus of companies in the last few months.
EU Elections: French Socialist candidate Raphaël Glucksmann launches campaign
The vast left-wing policy programme aims to create a more "sovereign" and "ecological" European Union.
Putin's visit to China: Here's what you should know
Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to China on Thursday could spell trouble for the West.
WATCH: Aftermath of Israeli strike on residential building in Gaza
Palestinians were seen sifting through the debris, searching for survivors.
Austria to make KlimaTicket free for 18 year olds: Do cheap tickets encourage public transport use?
Public transport is one of the lowest carbon ways to travel but getting people to use it isn't always easy.
What impact do wildfires have on people's health? Report on Hawaii disaster sheds light on effects
The wildfire in Hawaii began on August 8, 2023, and killed more than 100 people. A new preliminary report looks at how it impacted people's health.
Dutch government veers sharply right after four-party coalition deal
When presenting the coalition agreement, PVV leader Geert Wilders said he is very much looking forward to the upcoming collaboration with NSC, BBB and the VVD. He also said that 'the sun will shine again in the Netherlands'.
WATCH: Putin gets red-carpet welcome in Beijing
Russia's president met his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Thursday as the two pledged to deepen already close ties.
15 EU countries call for the outsourcing of migration and asylum policy
The statement comes mere days after the bloc completed the New Pact on Migration and Asylum, capping almost four years of tough negotiations.
In the 'WHO blockade' of Taiwan, everyone is a loser
If it had been left to public health experts to decide, perhaps Taiwan’s participation in the WHO would have long been settled as a non-issue, Ambassador Roy Lee writes.
Battles rage in Ukraine as Russian forces advance in Kharkiv region
Thousands of Ukrainian civilians have been forced to flee savage fighting in the country's northeast.
Meta’s platforms hit with two more DSA investigations
The EU Commission starts probing platform's measures to protect minors.