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Adults who received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine have a lower risk of death regardless of the cause, a new study has found.
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UK housing market cools as sellers cut prices for second month
Prices across the UK dropped again in the four weeks to 6 December, with property valued lower than a year ago as tax speculation and slower demand weighed on the market.
Fact check: Is Sweden as unsafe as Trump says?
The US president recently said that Sweden "has gone from being a country free of crime to a country that now has a lot of crime". The Cube took a look at its homicide statistics and compared them to those in other European countries and the US to see how true this is.
Latest news bulletin | December 15th, 2025 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 15th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Right-wing Kast defeats leftist rival to become Chile's president
José Antonio Kast won 58% of the vote, defeating communist candidate Jeannette Jara. His victory marks Chile's most right-wing government since the dictatorship ended in 1990.
Reparations loan under 'pressure from different sides', Kallas says as more countries voice doubts
The reparations loan for Ukraine is in doubt after Italy, Bulgaria, Malta and the Czech Republic joined the Belgian opposition and called for "alternative solutions". EU leaders will gather on Thursday to decide how to meet Kyiv's financial and military needs for the next two
Turkmenistan hosts the international forum on peace and trust
At a critical juncture for global diplomacy, the capital of Turkmenistan, Ashgabat, hosted a high-level international gathering centered on peace and trust. Organized within the framework of the 30th anniversary of Turkmenistan’s permanent neutrality and the International Year
Merriam-Webster’s 2025 Word of the Year is 'slop'
A fitting Word of the Year from Merriam-Webster, which reflects one of 2025's main sources of concern: the proliferation of AI and our way of consuming low quality digital content.
Europe 'needs to stand up to Trump and stop buying US energy', Tubiana tells Euronews
The CEO of the European Climate Foundation, who served as France's climate change ambassador for the 2015 United Nations climate summit in Paris, remains a climate optimist and points to China as an example to follow.
Perspectives for strategic partnership between Kazakhstan and EU discussed at round table in Brussels
A round table titled “Kazakhstan – European Union: Can This Partnership Deliver More – and What Will It Take?” was held at the European Institute for Asian Studies (EIAS) in Brussels. The event, organized at one of the well-known analytical centers of the European capital, was
Watch the video: Russian frozen assets — the EU is finally playing hardball
Brussels just locked down €210 billion of Russian Central Bank cash. What's next?
Moving towards a more circular automative sector with agreement on end-of-life vehicles
The European Commission welcomes the provisional agreement reached between the European Parliament and the Council on the Commission's proposed Regulation on End-of-Life Vehicles, covering the design, production and end-of-life treatment of vehicles. The automotive industry is
Hollywood and politicians mourn the death of celebrated director Rob Reiner and his wife Michele
Authorities are investigating an "apparent homicide" after the 78-year-old director of 'Stand By Me', 'The Princess Bride' and 'Misery' was discovered dead at his LA home with his wife Michele. Tributes have poured in to honour "one of the greatest filmmakers to ever live."
IS and other extremist groups use AI to produce fake content and recruit new members
Militant groups began using AI as soon as programs such as ChatGPT became widely accessible. In the years since, they have increasingly used generative AI programs to create realistic-looking photos and videos.
Volkswagen's €3bn gamble: Can it win back market share in China?
VW is developing cars tailored to Chinese drivers — vehicles that will likely never be seen on European roads, though they may make their way to markets in the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
CO₂ standards for cars: Last chance to get the fundamentals right
In the days ahead, the Commission will present the revision of the CO₂ standards, the most consequential part of the Automotive Package. It will determine whether Europe keeps a competitive automotive industry and affordable mobility, or whether we continue down a path driven
Greenland’s strategic shift as a game-changer in the global rare-Earth race
The competition for rare-earth minerals, crucial for everything from clean energy to defense technology, has reached a new level of intensity. As global supply chains are realigned away from China, Greenland has emerged as a critical player. Historically viewed as peripheral in
Culture Digest: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
'Avatar: Fire and Ash', a new season of 'Fallout', and an exhibition dedicated to manga - here's what this week has in store.
Statement by the President of the Administrative Council of the College of Europe
On 12 December, in line with the Statutes of the College of Europe, following the unanimous position expressed by the Executive Committee, and after consultation and full endorsement by the Academic Council, the Administrative Council adopted a decision to transfer the powers
Europe Today: Ukraine peace talks, terror in Australia, and climate change
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme, Europe Today, at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
Europe has both a competitiveness and a fantasy-thinking problem
As EU governments discuss the Digital Omnibus, Europe is divided: some see the Omnibus as a necessary step to help European companies, while others cling to rules like the GDPR and the AI Act.
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai convicted in national security trial
Jimmy Lai, 78, was found guilty of colluding with foreign forces and publishing seditious articles. The former Apple Daily founder faces life imprisonment.
Christmas comforts
You might be craving for Christmas and its comforts. If so, you cannot be blamed. As winter settles over Belgium and Luxembourg, the long, dark nights leave lots of us thinking of the finer things in life. This being Belgium and Benelux, these include good food and wine and,
A Christmas miracle: two more homeless will have their home
Gluing and tiling is in full swing in a rented flat in Ferencváros to put a roof over the heads of two more homeless people.
Latest news bulletin | December 15th, 2025 – Morning
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This AI tool could spare cancer patients from chemotherapy they don't need
The tool scans digital images of the same cancer tissue samples that pathologists use and can tell how fast the cancer is likely to grow and how risky it is.
Food prices in Europe: Which countries are the most and least expensive?
While food prices are lower in some countries than in the EU overall, households in those countries often spend a larger share of their budget on food.
Senior MEP: EU has 'decisions to make' on GSP+
Romanian MEP Georgiana Teodorescu (pictured) has urged the EU to rethink Pakistan’s GSP+ status unless the country respects “certain things”. This refers to the EU’s Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus (GSP+) which generally grants duty-free access for products to the
Hundreds of skaters gather for marathon along Havana's Malecon
Hundreds of skaters, mainly teenagers and young adults, gathered at Havana's Malecon for a marathon, enjoying a rare chance to skate together publicly.
Catherine Drysdale becomes first woman to win Antarctic Ice Marathon
Catherine Drysdale became the first woman to win the Antarctic Ice Marathon in its 20-year history, finishing the 2025 race in 3:48:43 amid extreme conditions.
Actor and director Rob Reiner and wife found dead in LA home in 'apparent homicide'
A spokesperson for the Reiner family confirmed the deaths of Rob Reiner and his wife Michele, after a family member reported finding two bodies in their home. Police say they are investigating an "apparent homicide."
Actor and director Rob Reiner and his wife found dead in LA home in 'apparent homicide'
A spokesperson for the Reiner family confirmed the deaths of Rob Reiner and his wife Michele, after a family member reported finding two bodies in their home. Police say they are investigating an "apparent homicide."
Hamas confirms killing of top commander in Israeli strike on Gaza
The Israeli military killed Raed Saad, commander of Hamas' military manufacturing unit, in a strike outside Gaza City on Saturday. He was the most senior militant killed since a ceasefire agreement came into effect in October.
What it would take to stop Putin fighting in Ukraine
As peace talks continue in Berlin, what - if anything - could potentially change Putin's mind? And could Europe do anything differently?
Balloons from Belarus are causing chaos in Lithuania. Is it smugglers or a hybrid attack?
Lithuania has declared an emergency after the balloons started to cross the border.
Bondi Beach shooting: What we know so far
At least 15 people were killed in a mass shooting at Sydney's Bondi Beach Hanukkah celebration. Gunmen targeted the local Jewish community in what was deemed an antisemitic terror attack. This is what Euronews knows at this time.
US President Trump condemns 'purely antisemitic attack' after Bondi Beach shooting leaves 16 dead
The US administration says it "strongly condemns" the terrorist attack in Australia targeting a Jewish celebration, after a deadly shooting. Australian authorities are treating the incident as terrorism.
Fruit shop owner hailed as hero after disarming Bondi Beach gunman
Ahmed al-Ahmed tackled and disarmed one of the Bondi Beach shooters, saving lives before being shot twice. He underwent surgery and is recovering in hospital.
Latest news bulletin | December 14th, 2025 – Evening
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Talks in Berlin: Will Zelenskyy renounce Ukraine's NATO membership?
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is prepared to renounce NATO membership if there are security guarantees. US envoy Steve Witkoff and US President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner are also present at the major Berlin meeting on the war in Ukraine.
Meloni calls for Europe to strengthen defence as US signals pullback
Italian PM tells Atreju rally that Europe must organise its own defence after Trump signals US disengagement. Government allies pledge unity for 2027 elections.
Video shows 2 gunmen shooting dead at least 11 at Sydney’s Bondi Beach
Dramatic footage showed two gunmen shooting dead at least 11 people during a Jewish holiday celebration at Sydney’s Bondi Beach. One gunman was fatally shot by police and the second arrested. Australian authorities, who have declared it a terrorist attack, said the suspect was
11 injured as Russia launches daytime strikes targeting various positions in Zaporizhzhia and Sumy
Moscow launches daytime strikes targeting various settlements across Zaporizhzhia and Sumy, injuring at least 11 people. The attacks come as Zelenskyy meets with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Berlin, as Washington intensifies its efforts to end the war in Ukraine.
World leaders condemn 'antisemitic terror' after deadly Bondi Beach shooting
World leaders have reacted to a deadly shooting at the iconic Bondi Beach targeting a Jewish celebration, killing at least 11 people. European leaders say there is no place for antisemitism in society while Australian authorities vow to 'eradicate hate' as police investigation
Remembering Martin Parr: Britain's 'national photographer' in words and pictures by his publisher
Tributes have been paid to the great British photographer Martin Parr who died last weekend aged 73. Famous for his often humorous takes on everyday life, in this special edition of European Lens, Damiani Books CEO Silvia Pesci looks back at their partnership and his unique way
Witnesses describe chaos after deadly shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach
Witnesses described scenes of panic after a shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach left multiple people dead and wounded. Police shot one suspect dead and arrested another as emergency services rushed to the scene.