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European populism – does a common economic strategy exist?
Right-wing populist movements have gained significant traction across Europe in recent years, reshaping political landscapes and challenging established norms. These regimes wield considerable influence over economic policies and strategies, but do they share an economic outlook?
Ahead in the Markets: The BoE's rate decision, UBS, and ARM earnings
This week, all eyes will be on the Bank of England's (BoE) rate decision, along with the release of quarterly earnings reports from major companies including UBS and BP. These events will provide crucial insights into the market trajectory and investor sentiment.
‘An amazing discovery’: Scientists hit upon first nursery for hammerhead sharks in the Galápagos
The scientists were also able to tag one of the elusive species for the first time, and hope their findings will lead to greater protection.
Latest news bulletin | May 6th – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Europe's public procurement market, an untapped potential of €2 trillion
The EU needs more competitive and strategic public procurement to unlock the full potential of a €2 trillion market (14% of EU GDP) - and that will require a revision of the existing framework, according to Enrico Letta's recently published report on the single market.
Why is EU parliament’s call to list the IRGC as a terror organization not addressed yet ?
The EU’s foreign policy chief reiterated the EU’s refusal to label the IRGC as a terrorist entity, sparking further criticism by MEPs during the plenary debate. Borrell argued that the legal grounds for the listing of IRGC have not been met yet. In response to Borrell’s
Russian attacks on Orthodox Easter Sunday kill a woman in Kharkiv
A woman's body was found under the rubble following Russian shelling in Ukraine’s north-eastern city
Revealed: MEPs’ millions in outside earnings
Transparency International has called for stricter controls on EU lawmakers, as a report shows many hold lucrative positions with firms that also lobby Brussels.
China president visits France, Serbia and Hungary: What is at stake?
Chinese president Xi Jinping kicked off a Europe trip on Sunday. Amid a time of global tensions, what issues will be on the table?
Israel starts Rafah evacuation after three IDF solders reportedly killed
IDF forces have started evacuating Palestinians from the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah after three Israeli solders were reportedly killed by Hamas-fires rockets at the Kerem Shalom crossing.
Far right lead in Italy ahead of European parliamentary elections: Euronews poll
But other political parties in Italy also show rising support, according to a poll by Euronews.
Orbán challenger in Hungary mobilises thousands at demonstration
Péter Magyar has promised to bring an end to governmental corruption and a declining quality of life in the Central European country.
The rise of Sweden's super rich
Why the Nordic nation, despite its reputation for social equality, has so many billionaires.
French bakers beat longest baguette world record
A 140.5m (461ft)-long baguette baked in the Parisian suburbs has beaten a previous record from Italy in 2019.
European Jewish group calls for Goebbels mansion to be centre to combat hate propaganda
Berlin’s government is offering to give away a villa once owned by Adolf Hitler’s propaganda minister. “Turning the mansion of the worst of all consciousness engineers in human history into a centre for political psychology, communication, and combating hate speech would be an
Eurovision hopefuls put on the style in Malmo
The world's biggest song contest reaches its finale on Saturday and contestants have arrived in style.
Unearthing Corruption: Challenges and Complexities in Kazakhstan's Mining Sector
A rapidly warming world, advancements in technologies like AI and computing and an aggressive push towards practical climate change solutions have made the rare earth and alternative minerals industry very lucrative - writes David McLaren in International Business Times.
Judo Grand Slam Day 3: Titans of the Tatami
All the latest developments of the Dushanbe Judo Grand Slam 2024.
Latest news bulletin | May 5th – Evening
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Man nailed to fence in 'sinister' attack in Northern Ireland
The man in his 20s was found with a nail through each hand in the early hours of Sunday morning.
What are the costs for keeping member states out of EU’s borderless zone
Starting with March 31st South-Eastern Europe’s Bulgaria and Romania became partial member of the border- free Schengen Area. The two aspiring nations have been trying to get in for years to become full members yet their efforts were more recently quelled by the Netherlands and
The Impact of Mass Russian Migration on Ethnic Tensions in Kyrgyzstan
More than 800,000 Russians have left the nation since the directive was issued in a large-scale migration of Russians crossing the border into neighbouring regions. In the wake of the Ukraine conflict, a significant demographic shift has unfolded in Kyrgyzstan, reshaping social
Russia blames 'hostile' Baltic countries for split in relations
Moscow vowed to respond to what it called confrontational actions by Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia with asymmetric measures.
Rival Greek churches light skies in annual ‘rocket war’
In a tradition going back centuries, two rival churches fire at one another during Orthodox Easter Mass.
Israel to shut down Al Jazeera offices amid rising tensions
The decision to ban the Qatar-based newsgroup marks an escalation in the long-running feud between Israel and Al Jazeera.
Ukraine and Russia mark Orthodox Easter under shadow of war
Moscow battered eastern Ukraine with drones as the two countries marked their third Orthodox Easter at war.
Latest news bulletin | May 5th – Midday
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Israelis rally to demand Gaza ceasefire and PM Netanyahu's resignation
"We hope the world hears us and knows that the people of Israel are not the government of Israel," said one protester.
Crying out for change: A short history of student protests in Europe
With demonstrations erupting across the US and Europe against the West arming Israel in its bombardment of Gaza and the rising civilian casualties, we take a look back at the history of student protests in Europe.
Can Franco-German relations be rekindled over the Ukraine war?
Paris and Berlin are at loggerheads over military aid to Ukraine. But can the two European powerhouses unify behind Kyiv?
Pictures of the week: University demonstrations, Georgia unrest, Orthodox Easter
Here are some of the most stunning images from around Europe this week.