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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
What are the most frequent and serious causes of child poisoning?
A new report from a French health agency highlighted the top causes of poisoning in children, which most commonly occurs in young kids.
Sciences Po Paris Campus Closed Amid Gaza Protest
France's esteemed Sciences Po university announced the closure of its main Paris site on Friday, May 3, in response to a recent occupation by pro-Palestinian students. The closure follows a series of protests fueled by outrage over the Israel-Hamas conflict and the resulting
Irish college fines student union over Gaza protests
TCD issues fine over loss of income as a result of recent blockades of a tourist attraction.
At least one person dead after violent storms hit northern France
A 57-year-old woman was swept away by mudslides caused by extreme weather in the town of Courmelles.
Far-right Finns Party drops MP from group over Helsinki nightclub shooting arrest
MP Timo Vornanen has argued that his role as a police officer for more than two decades before being elected into parliament allowed him to carry a weapon in public.
Weekly market recap: Mixed trends amid macro signals and earnings season
Global markets this week have shown a mixed trend as investors delved into a diverse array of macroeconomic developments and company quarterly earnings.
What is the ‘hospital exemption’, and why does it matter?
A proposed overhaul of EU pharmaceutical rules would impact on the principle of hospital exemption for advance therapies and increase the requirements to ensure uniform implementation.
Wild orangutan uses a medicinal plant to treat a wound in 'first time' observation by scientists
“This is the first time that we have observed a wild animal applying a quite potent medicinal plant directly to a wound.”
Apple’s stock surges on solid earnings and $110bn share buyback plan
Apple's shares surged more than 6% in after-hours trading as the tech giant reported earnings for the March quarter that surpassed the market's expectations, accompanied by the largest share buyback plan of $110 billion.
Who will win Eurovision 2024? Here are Euronews Culture's predictions
"12 POINTS TO..." Here are our predictions on which act will win Eurovision this year.
Scientists' discovery under Atacama desert could help search for life on planets like Mars
The scientists said the finding of microbes in sediments that resemble those on Mars could have implications for the search for life on other planets.
France ranked the most attractive European country for foreign investors
For the fifth straight year, France has trumped Germany and the UK to become Europe's foreign investment hub.
Zendaya and Sleeping Beauties: Everything you need to know about this year's Met Gala
The Met Gala, often dubbed as "fashion's biggest night out," is just around the corner. But what exactly is the event, and why does it garner so much excitement each year?
Italy to challenge Nutri-Score with constitution
Giorgia Meloni’s party is proposing a tweak in the country's constitution that would complicate adoption of the colour-coded front-of-packet labelling in Italy - and Europe.
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Pendant ce temps sur Terre' ('Meanwhile on Earth')
Close Encounters of the Trading Kind.
How will the French far right affect Europe if they win the election?
The French far right is to win the European elections in France. Will the historical result affect the current EU political balance?
Yoga among masterpieces: Paris' Louvre opens its galleries for sweaty Olympic-style workouts
The programme includes yoga sessions amidst sculptures, dancehall in historical courtyards, and disco in royal ballrooms, curated by choreographer Mehdi Kerkouche.
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Malice from Moscow: NATO warns of Russian hybrid warfare
The North Atlantic Council, the political leadership of the NATO military alliance, is warning that Russia is increasing ‘malign activities’, ranging from sabotage to cyber attacks and the spread of disinformation. It comes at a time of growing concern about Russian
Thousands rally in Slovakia to protest overhaul of public broadcaster
Critics worry Slovakia under PM Robert Fico will abandon its pro-Western course and follow the direction of Hungary under his populist counterpart Viktor Orbán.
Fact check: What did Orbán claim in his European election speech?
Hungary's prime minister made a range of claims about the state of the country's economy and its position in the Ukraine war while launching his party's European manifesto. The Cube takes a closer at the speech.
Turkey halts trade with Israel over Gaza 'tragedy'
Officials say the measures will be in place until Israel allows an "uninterrupted and sufficient flow" of aid.
Leverkusen in command of Europa League semi with Roma
Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen claim a 2-0 first-leg victory at Roma to take command of their Europa League semi-final and stretch their unbeaten run to 47 matches.
Eurovision organiser vows to remove Palestinian flags or symbols
Organisers of the Eurovision Song Contest have said they reserve the right to remove any Palestine flags from the competition, due to take place 7-11 May.
US President Joe Biden calls Japan and India 'xenophobic' countries in latest gaffe
The US president was attempting to contrast the countries with his own on immigration.
Ukrainian MP charged with embezzling £220,000
Prosecutors allege the politician bought assets worth far more than his official income could cover.
Holy Thursday highlights Orthodox Easter egg tradition
Bulgaria's red Easter eggs and Ukraine's pysanky hold deep spiritual significance, bringing blessings of health and happiness to homes and families as Orthodox Christians in these two countries prepare for Easter Sunday celebrations.
Holy Thursday Highlights Orthodox Easter Egg Tradition
Bulgaria and Ukraine Celebrate Easter Traditions
Hybrid war: NATO sounds alarm over 'hostile' Russian activity across Europe
The US-led alliance said it was concerned by Moscow's "hybrid activity" in Czechia, Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and the UK.
WATCH: Bayer Leverkusen clinch German Bundesliga title
Bayer Leverkusen have emerged victorious, pushing Bayern Munich off the throne after their 11-year reign.
Returning Romania’s national treasure appropriated by Russia takes front-row seat in EU debates
In March, the European Parliament called on Russia to return Romania’s national treasure that was sent to Moscow for safekeeping during War World I. The numerous attempts by Romanian authorities to get the treasure back came to nothing. Some cultural items were returned by