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In the enormous digital bazaar of the twenty-first century, social media memes have evolved into the most powerful weapons of widespread contempt. These cheeky, sardonic nuggets of humour do more than just make us laugh; they can shake the core structures of dictatorships.
The EES will certainly enhance border control and migration management, but it will also create significant operational challenges for EU member states that could affect travellers' experience at border crossing points, Tony Mercer writes.
The footballer says the upcoming French election is an important moment for his country.
Turkish cuisine offers vegetarian and vegan travellers plenty of options - here’s our pick of the top dishes and where to eat them.
Russia accuses the Wall Street Journal reporter of collecting "secret information" on behalf of the CIA.
The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) reported a €10 billion increase in global spending on nuclear weapons in 2023 compared to 2022.
Louis Vuitton unveils its latest Pharrell Williams collaboration, a dog-themed Men's collection.
EU head of states will discuss who will lead the EU for the next five years, among other things, over dinner during an informal summit this evening
The race for influence over Brussels future agenda and the key portfolios has started. Italy and Germany are top dogs in the EU’s most influential political groups – but where is France?
The FTSE 100 wins out to become Europe's biggest equity market once more as sell-offs due to French political uncertainty lead to heavy losses in France.
Euronews Culture uncovers the unlikely links between a James Bond villain, a founding father of British modernism and a quiet street in West London.
Three central banks - the Bank of England (BoE), the Swiss National Bank (SNB), and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) - are set to decide on interest rates this week, potentially driving market volatility.
Weather and insurance experts on what to expect in Europe this summer and what you can do if your trip is impacted by extreme weather.
In this episode of The Big Question, Mastercard CEO, Michael Miebach, shares his view on the future of payments and whether Europe is prepared for AI cyber threats.
Russia's president is due to meet Kim Jong Un next week, his first visit to North Korea since 2000.
PFAS are poisoning us, but destroying them is still difficult and expensive. One Swiss start-up may have the answer.
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The global advertising and communications business is descending on the French Riviera to thrash out the future of creativity at Cannes Lions 2024.
More than 40 people are alleged to have died as a result of Greek coastguard actions, BBC analysis reveals.
Public transport, cafes and supermarkets are now off limits to men trying to avoid being enlisted.
Israel has come under increasing pressure to ease the humanitarian burden on Gaza.
The tricky distribution of top jobs is the next chapter after the elections to the European Parliament.
It's the second major march in the Belgian capital denouncing the far-right since the EU elections on June 9th which saw right, far-right and populist parties winning big at the polls.
Riot police in Germany intervened to stop brawling soccer fans before Sunday’s match.
The Netherlands' win against Poland puts pressure on Group D favourite France, which plays Austria on Monday.
Russia’s propaganda machine regularly produces articles about citizens, and public and business organizations that allegedly help Russian troops and mercenaries in Ukraine by supplying the forces with food, medicine, military uniforms, equipment, and financial aid for the
Kylian Mbappé urged people to vote in France's legislative elections saying: "we can see that the extremes are knocking on the door of power.”
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The Summit on Peace in Ukraine held in Switzerland has ended with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy saying his government would hold peace talks with Russia tomorrow -if Moscow pulls out of all Ukrainian territory. Russian President Vladimir Putin was not present but
Masses of pilgrims on Sunday embarked on a symbolic stoning of the devil in Saudi Arabia under the 47 degree celsius heat.
The man, who police say made threats with a pickaxe and an "incendiary device", was seriously injured.
An American tourist who went missing on Mathraki was found dead on Sunday, according to Greek broadcaster Skai news, the third in a week.
For Israel, the most important question is who will succeed Josep Borrell as EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy. Since the military offensive in Gaza against Hamas following the massacre committed by Hamas in Israel on October 7, Borrell, a former
In joint communique 80 countries at the summit agree that the ‘territorial integrity’ of Ukraine must be the basis of any peace agreement.
German police said on Sunday they shot and wounded a man who was threatening them with an axe and a firebomb in the northern city of Hamburg.
Police say they shot and injured the man, ahead of a Euro 2024 match between the Netherlands and Poland.
Security forces killed inmates who had taken two members of staff hostage at the centre in Rostov-on-Don, state news agency RIA Novosti reported.
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At least two prison staff are freed after being taken hostage at a pre-trial detention centre.
Trump suggested Biden 'take a cognitive test' - only to mis-name the doctor who administered his own cognitive test when he was president.