Highway collapse in southern China kills at least 36 people
The ground beneath the highway appeared to have caved in, along with the section of the road above it.
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Russian trainers relocate to Niger airbase where some US troops still stationed
The Russian presence on the base comes as tensions remain high between Washington and Moscow over the ongoing US support for Ukraine's military.
Situation 'dire' for Ukraine despite delayed US aid package
Ukraine has been rationing ammunition and bullets; meanwhile the Russian army has been using 'human wave' tactics by sending poorly trained recruits to the frontline in a bid to force Ukraine use up all of its ammunition.
Judo Grand Slam: day one at Dushanbe
All the latest developments of the Judo Grand Slam 2024.
'Today's Ukraine could be tomorrow's East Asia': Japan and France agree to bolster cooperation
Tokyo and Paris have agreed to enhance security collaboration in the Indo-Pacific. Euronews discussed the significance of these talks for Tokyo with Maki Kobayashi, spokesperson for the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
State of the Union: Enlargement nostalgia and new challenges in the EU
This edition of State of the Union focuses on the enlargement "Big Bang" in 2004, speculation about new political alliances after the elections and sizeable cracks in the block of far-right parties.
Sweden's Sámi pay the price in Europe's quest for copper
The EU aims to boost production of copper and other metals to meet 2050 climate goals. A mine expansion in northern Sweden is seen as critical to those amibitons, but for indigenous Sámi who have been moved off their land it's a threat to an ancient way of life.
Strack-Zimmermann: Far-right would use election success to undermine EU
With the European elections just a few weeks away, Euronews caught up with Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, a member of the German parliament for the liberal Free Democratic Party and lead candidate for the Renew Europe group in the European Parliament.
Kremlin brands France and UK's Ukraine comments as 'dangerous'
Moscow has reacted to comments about sending troops and arms to Ukraine as dangerous, while Kyiv urges Western allies to speed up aid deliveries.
Diffusion de « Citations Classiques par Xi Jinping » dans plusieurs médias français
À la veille de la visite d'État du président chinois Xi Jinping en France, plusieurs médias français, dont DailyMotion, ont commencé à diffuser « Citations Classiques par Xi Jinping », une production de China Media Group (CMG), le 2 mai, heure locale. Axée sur le développement
Revelations about the BOTAS -Bulgargaz Agreement Opens an Opportunity for the EU Commission
The report from an Ad Hoc Committee of the Bulgarian National Assembly provides an intriguing insight into the controversial BOTAS - Agreement signed on 3 January 2023 - writes Dick Roche, former Irish Minister for European Affairs. When the Agreement was signed the Commission
Tiny particles of plastic pollution could be finding their way deep into our lungs with every breath
Inhalation is one of the most likely pathways for human exposure to microplastics.
Latest news bulletin | May 3rd – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Thousands of London cab drivers set to sue Uber for £250 million
Recently, Uber has been sued in a number of places, including Paris and in Australia by local cab drivers who say that Uber has led to them losing income.
Keen to teach English abroad? These are the places you’ll get paid the most
These are the countries where you’ll get paid the most for teaching English as a foreign language.
World Press Freedom Day: Stop Media Ban announce European Petition against Moldovan Government crackdown on press.
May 3rd marks World Press Freedom Day, declared by the United Nations General Assembly to remind governments of their duty to respect and uphold the right to freedom of expression. The latter is secured and universally recognized by Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of
Palestinian journalists awarded World Press Freedom Prize
An international jury of media professionals singled out the journalists in Gaza who have documented Israel’s relentless bombardment of their homeland.
China sends lunar probe to collect samples from far side of the Moon
China has dispatched lunar probe Chang'e-6 to the far side of the Moon where it will collect samples to return to Earth.
'Call me Giorgia': Meloni plans to rally Europe's centre-right in elections pledge
In the run-up to the European elections in June, Euronews takes a closer look at the Brothers of Italy party leader and the country's prime minister's speech in Pescara.
School closures and health warnings: South and Southeast Asia swelter under record-breaking heat
Temperatures feel even hotter as high humidity reduces people’s ability to stay cool.
Pro-Palestinian protesters camp out at Australian universities
Hundreds of protesters expressed solidarity with Palestine mimicking protests across US university campuses.
Women are being murdered in the Western Balkans, and it is time to take action
Western Balkan institutions and policymakers can play a pivotal role in saving women's lives — potentially upwards of 50 per year. Yet, today, one woman in the Western Balkans is killed nearly every week, Alex Chen and Tanja Domi write.
One year on: Serbia marks anniversary of tragic school shooting
Hundreds of people laid flowers and lit candles on Friday to commemorate the victims of Serbia's first-ever school shooting a year ago on May 3.
Offensive in Rafah would be 'nothing short of tragedy beyond words', UN agency warns
From Turkey's trade embargo on Israel to the UN's warnings on the potential consequences of a new offensive against southern Gaza, these are the latest developments from the Israel-Hamas war this Friday.
Commission’s hospital exemption divides health sector
The inclusion of the hospital exemption for advanced therapies in the new pharmaceutical regulation does not satisfy health organizations and industry amidst accessibility concerns.
These are the world’s top 10 cleanest airports - only one is in Europe
A new ranking reveals Asia has the world’s cleanest airports based on factors including the cleanliness of seating and toilet facilities.
Drake, Adele and more return to TikTok as Universal strikes licensing deal
The world’s largest music company withdrew its content originally during a dispute over issues such as deepfake AI-generated music and artist compensation.
Paris police peacefully remove pro-Palestinian student protesters
Students from Sciences Po in Paris, who were protesting in support of Palestinians, were peacefully evacuated by French police, echoing similar actions in the US amidst the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
Dua Lipa’s ‘Radical Optimism': Euronews Culture's verdict
Celebrated British-Albanian pop singer Dua Lipa has dropped her third album - and two members of the Euronews Culture team share their verdict.
'You leave nothing to chance': Astronauts prepare for arrival of Boeing's Starliner at space station
Boeing is due to launch the company’s first-ever crewed mission next week.
The road to global climate efforts
The annual Petersberg Climate Dialogue conference has taken place in Berlin, Germany. Annalena Baerbock, German Foreign Minister, opened the conference with a reminder to countries with major economies to take responsibility for climate targets.
Sea Lions' Spectacular Return Brings Joy to San Francisco's pier 39
San Francisco's iconic Fisherman's Wharf district is experiencing an unprecedented surge in sea lions, with over one thousand spotted at Pier 39, the highest number in 15 years.
Turkey halts all trade with Israel over humanitarian crisis in Gaza
A freeze on imports and exports will continue until the Israeli government allows aid to reach Gaza, says Turkey’s ministry of trade.
Clean tech sector and NGOs produce alternative election manifestos
Election manifestos are not the preserve of political parties vying for seats in the European Parliament: the run-up to the 6 June poll has seen industry lobbies, interest groups and NGOs produce wish lists of their own.
Where in Europe was unemployment the lowest in March?
Unemployment in the Eurozone remained at a record low of 6.5% in March, the same as February.
Kyiv can use British weapons inside Russia - Cameron
UK Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron says it is up to Ukraine to decide how to use British arms.
Governments not protecting press freedom, report says
Governments are failing to protect journalism from political attacks, according to Reporters Without Borders.
German foreign minister blames Russia for cyberattack against SPD party
Relations between the two European countries were already tense, with Germany providing military support to Ukraine in its ongoing war with Russia.
EU and NATO condemn 'malicious' Russian cyber attacks against Germany and Czechia
The European Union and NATO have denounced Russia for launching cyber attacks against Germany and the Czech Republic.
Gazprom sees worst loss in decades as European exports falter
Apart from falling European exports, Gazprom has also been hit by stabilising natural gas prices following the Russia-Ukraine war.
European court affirms Italy's right to seize ancient bronze statue from LA's Getty Museum
The statue, a life-sized bronze believed to date from 300-100 B.C., was purchased by the Getty in 1977 after being pulled from the sea by Italian fishermen in 1964 and illegally exported.
Major Google antitrust trial in US set to wrap up with closing arguments
Lawyers are giving closing arguments in the major US antitrust trial.
Russian forces sharing base with US troops in Niger
The Russians are said to be sharing a wing of Niger's main airport, but not mingling with US troops.
Crédit Agricole announces earnings jump while rival’s profits plummet
France’s second largest bank surpasses profit expectations while competitor Société Générale sees earnings dip.
European elections: What do voters want? and what do candidates promise?
Watch episode two of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.
Surge of Sea Lions Delights San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco's iconic Fisherman's Wharf district is experiencing an unprecedented surge in sea lions, with over one thousand spotted at Pier 39, the highest number in 15 years.
Turkey inflation hits almost 70% in April dampening interest rate cut hopes
Turkey’s inflation accelerated to 69.8% annually for the month of April, according to latest data from the Turkish Statistical Institute.
'Mayday, Mayday': EU Overshoot Day signals an SOS for the European Green Deal
Hiding our heads in the sand and pretending the current climate and nature crisis could be paused in order to promote competitiveness, surrenders the vision for Europe to a vocal and regressive minority, Ester Asin, William Todts, Ariel Brunner, Chiara Martinelli, and Patrick