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More than 200 people attended the European mullet festival in Quievrain, Belgium
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Eurovision responds to complaints of bad behaviour
The EBU says it "regrets" that some countries "didn’t respect the spirit" of the contest in Sweden.
Pro-Palestinian protests continue in Belgium and the Netherlands
Police clashed with pro-Palestinian student protesters at universities in the Netherlands and Belgium on Monday.
A 'small minority' ruining Dublin Portal experience
The two circular livestream video portals visually connect New York and Dublin in real-time.
Knokke Art Fair : tradition and contemporary display
Knokke Art Fair continues an almost 50-year-old tradition with respect for the past and an eye for what has come to the fore today. Figuration endures and even seems reborn. Painting, graphics, drawing, photography and sculpture are abundant and convincingly present in the art
Leaders of regional rivals Greece and Türkiye meet in bid to thaw relations
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met in Ankara on Monday for high-level talks aimed at boosting relations between the competitive Aegean neighbours.
Why has Putin removed key ally as defence minister?
Steve Rosenberg considers possible reasons behind Sergei Shoigu's replacement in the middle of a war.
EU urges Georgia's government to stick with democratic path to EU membership
The so-called "Russian law" risks jeopardizing Georgia's ambition to join the European Union. 12 member states have asked the EU to clarify whether the law will lead to the potential suspension of membership talks.
European scientists call for 3% of GDP to be devoted to research
The EU falls short of the research funding levels called for and is at a clear disadvantage compared to South Korea, the United States, and Japan.
Court maintains far-right AfD's 'suspected extremist' status
The ruling is a blow to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party ahead of regional and European elections.
OpenAI unveils new AI model ChatGPT-4o with eerily human voice assistant
OpenAI has a new ChatGPT model with an upgraded voice assistant and free users will get access to custom chatbots for the first time.
Brian May and Jean-Michel Jarre in concert in Bratislava
The Queen guitarist and the French electronic music pioneer headlined the Starmus festival in the Slovak capital.
WATCH: Renewed Russian offensive forces thousands of civilians to flee Northeast Ukraine
Thousands more civilians have fled Russia's renewed ground offensive in Ukraine’s northeast that has targeted towns and villages with a barrage of artillery and mortar fire.
US and China to hold talks on AI risks and safety
Governments view AI as crucial for national security and economic growth.
Watch: The eco-trailblazer turning carbon to tiles in India
Tejas Sidnal, the creative force behind CarbonCraft, the sustainable company, is shaping the future of the construction sector.
Who is Andrei Belousov, Russia's new minister of defence?
Vladimir Putin has begun his fifth term in office by nominating an economist as the country's new minister of defence.
Do women really feel pain more than men? New study looks to bust gender stereotypes
This year, a new study will focus on the disparities of sex and gender in pain and try to explain this complicated relationship.
Thousands in Mali replaster the Mosque of Djenne
The annual re-plastering of Mali's Great Mosque of Djenne, the world's largest mud-brick building and on UNESCO's Danger list since 2016, helps maintain its integrity.
Post-apocalyptic holiday resort overlooking the Adriatic Sea to be restored to its former glory
Could this bombed-out holiday resort overlooking the Adriatic Sea be restored to its former glory?
Banks are propping up the fossil fuel industry to the tune of €6.5 trillion, new report finds
Barclays, Santander and Deutsche Bank were among Europe’s biggest fossil fuel financers in 2023.
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Von der Leyen mollifies MEPs over PFAS ban concerns
An exchange of letters reveals German centre-right MEPs' concerns over a proposed blanket ban of PFAS 'forever chemicals', and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen's efforts to reassure them that industry will be shielded from negative impacts.
Germany limits cash benefit payments for asylum-seekers as migration numbers increase
The new rule issues migrants a benefit card for local use, limiting cash withdrawals and banning international transfers.
WATCH: Universities of Turin and Amsterdam join Pro-Palestinian demonstrations
Students protest Israeli actions, demand academic boycotts. Demonstrations echo US actions, call for shared governance.
Leasing Luxe: Elevating Your Lifestyle with the Perfect Car Match
In the realm of automotive choices, leasing has emerged as a popular avenue for drivers seeking to elevate their lifestyles without the long-term commitment of ownership. From sleek sedans to cutting-edge electric vehicles, leasing offers a gateway to luxury and innovation
Cannes 2024: Festival head Thierry Frémaux avoids polemical #MeToo and strike topics
Cannes boss Thierry Frémaux responded to questions from the international press this Monday, a day before the official start of the 77th edition. Here’s what you need to know.
Trucks and buses to slash CO2 emissions by 90% by 2040
Heavy-duty fleet manufacturers need to shift their efforts towards electrification.
European Commission chief von der Leyen visits Rome as campaign trail continues
Prior to her Monday meetings with Italian political leaders, von der Leyen was a guest on national TV, where she spoke about the need to defend Ukraine against Russia's aggression to preserve peace in Europe.
'Let It Be': Rarely-seen 1970 Beatles documentary restored in 4K on Disney+
After being virtually lost for 54 years, a newly restored 4K version of the 1970 documentary depicting The Beatles creating their final album, has been released.
No more ‘sun, sex and sangria’ tourism in Ibiza and Mallorca under new alcohol laws
Holidaymakers also face fines of up to €1,500 for drinking in the streets.
From corals to crocodiles: Wildlife crime still a major threat, leading some species to extinction
Which species are worst affected by trafficking? This new UN report paints a bleak picture for wildlife.
Rise in cyber attacks on German business costing billions of Euros
Some 80% of the targeted firms were victims of data theft, espionage or sabotage, according to the German digital industry association, Bitkom.
UK completes first test flight of 'un-jammable' quantum navigation system
The UK completed a successful test flight of a quantum-powered navigation system that can't be jammed by foreign actors.
Poland's PM Tusk vows to strengthen security at border with Belarus
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk travelled to the border with Belarus on Saturday.
German court says far-right AfD suspected of extremism
The ruling means intelligence services can now monitor the communications of the far-right party.
Fearing Russian invasion Estonia's civilians heed their country's call to arms
EU member Estonia feels threatened by neighbour Russia. This year, the small NATO country will invest over 3% of its GDP to beef up its defence capabilities. It has also been hosting NATO exercises and training civilians in trench warfare, as EuronewsWitness reporter Hans von
Russia mounts Vovchansk incursion as Ukraine evacuates thousands
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the situation as 'extremely difficult' for Ukrainian forces.
Is Georgia's 'foreign influence' law about to become a source of new troubles for Europe?
The Georgian ruling party's 'foreign influence' bill is meant to keep foreign-financed NGOs in check before the October elections. The same law with a slightly different name was pulled out last year among massive rallies and diplomatic condemnations by the EU and the US.
‘Keep it in your heart’: You could be arrested for taking sand from the beach on this Italian island
Stealing sand from Sardinia's beaches could cost you up to €3,000 in fines.
Missed the Northern Lights? Here's how to see them next time without getting on a plane
If you're looking for a greener way to see this stunning natural spectacle then these European destinations are reachable by rail.
AI will not magically solve business challenges. It’s time to re-shape the narrative
The right AI solutions are out there for businesses. It’s just about identifying them and implementing them in a way that ladders into a successful technology ecosystem. Bringing in new AI solutions for the sake of it simply won’t work, Thomas Labarthe writes.
EU lodges complaint with Eurovision over flag ban
Banning the EU flag from Eurovision was a gift to "the enemies of Europe", the commission's vice-president said
Which European cities are trying to cut back the number of cruise ship visits?
Destinations struggling with overtourism are putting a stop to ships that bring toxic emissions and millions of passengers.
Shein steps up IPO plans amid reports suppliers still work 75 hours a week
The retail giant, which has reportedly chosen London for listing, is facing fresh claims of poor working conditions in its supply chain in China.
WATCH: Historic Wingsuit Flight Through Tower Bridge
Skydivers Complete First-Ever Wingsuit Flight Through London's Tower Bridge
Is this new EU-funded skin cancer screening device a game changer?
Melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer and while survival rates have improved in recent years, late diagnosis and delays in treatment remain key challenges.
Man who received world’s first pig kidney transplant dies two months after surgery
The hospital said that there was “no indication” that the man’s death was the result of the transplant.
'Completely regrettable': Brussels demands answers over ban on EU flags at Eurovision
The European Commission has expressed anger over a ban on EU flags at the Eurovision Song Contest and demands explanations.
Could Belgium's historic labour law for sex workers usher change across Europe?
The law is the first in Europe — and the world — to provide sex workers with social security provisions such as pensions and maternity leave, as well as an official employment contract.
European elections: What do voters want? and what do candidates promise?
Watch episode eight of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.