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Entrepreneurship in Europe: Where are firms thriving and barely surviving?
Running a business is an occupation full of risks and rewards, and some European countries are riskier than others for entrepreneurs.
China to loosen chip export ban to Europe after Netherlands row
EU-China chip disputes alarmed carmakers amid concerns it could halt global car productions
German companies pay Russia €1.72 billion in taxes, raising concerns of funding its war in Ukraine
German companies have paid nearly $2 billion (€1.72bn) in taxes to Russia since the Ukraine invasion, funding the war effort. Critics urge immediate withdrawal.
Hand of Moscow? The men jailed for vandalism in French hybrid warfare case
Three Bulgarians are jailed for painting red hands on France's Holocaust Memorial in a suspected case of Russian "destabilisation".
The AI revolution: A way forward
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing our world. It has helped a few companies in developed countries set record-breaking profits. This week, Nvidia, a leading US AI company, hit a market value of USD5 trillion. Nvidia, together with the other six technology
France hit by second major heist as thieves target gold refinery
Thieves used explosives to break into a precious metals refinery before making off with a €12m loot.
Hotel owner and 10 others jailed for life over deadly Turkish fire
The deadliest fire in the country's history killed 78 people, including many children on holiday.
Tchéky Karyo, star of Nikita and The Missing, dies at 72
The French actor was known for supporting roles in films that spanned nearly 40 years.
UN Security Council approves resolution backing Morocco's plan for Western Sahara
The UN Security Council backed Morocco's claim over Western Sahara in a resolution supported by the US, marking a significant shift in international stance.
Thousands witness climax of Europe's biggest Halloween carnival
It is thought more than 100,000 people have taken part in Derry's Halloween festivities this year.
Four Bulgarian nationals sentenced to prison for defacing Paris Holocaust Memorial with ‘red hands’
Judges found the 'red hands' graffiti was part of a coordinated campaign to stir division in France, echoing a previous pro-Russian disinformation operation.
Russia deploys 170,000 troops for push in Ukraine's Donetsk region, Zelenskyy says
Russian President Vladimir Putin has recently claimed that Russian forces are making significant advances on the battlefield, though their progress has been slow and costly in troops and weapons.
Greek investigators probe alleged cross-border lending schemes linked to Ukrainian-born financier
According to Greek press reports, authorities are examining complex financial transactions involving Ukrainian-born businessman Val Sklarov (Pictured) and a network of offshore companies. The case has drawn international attention amid claims by investors of major financial
The tallest church in the world: Barcelona’s Sagrada Família reaches new heights
Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia has overtaken Germany’s Ulmer Münster to become the world’s tallest church after part of its central tower was lifted into place, rising to 162.91 meters.
Neighbourly conflicts hinder North Macedonia at the gates of the EU
Historical and cultural disputes between North Macedonia and Bulgaria hinder EU accession. The stalemate revolves around identity and language recognition.
Uzbekistan unveils education and AI initiatives at UNESCO conference in Samarkand
UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay called the moment 'historic', noting that Samarkand is often described in literature as one of the world's most luminous cultural crossroads.
Sandu calls on the EU to provide 'clarity and engagement' for Moldova’s accession
The EU has praised Moldova’s efforts towards European integration. But the country, which filed its bid to join the EU almost at the same time as Ukraine, is now caught in the crossfire of Hungary's veto against Kyiv. Its president Maia Sandu calls for clarity in comments to
Latvia 'will have to respect' rules protecting women even if it quits Istanbul Convention
Latvia will have to uphold protection rules for women even if it quits the Istanbul Convention in a divisive move seen as backtracking on fundamental rights.
Latest news bulletin | October 31st, 2025 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 31st, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
The size of a spaniel: tiny pony becomes the mane attraction at a rescue centre
Believed to be the smallest Shetland pony ever born at a UK rescue farm, Pam is charming everyone with her playful energy and tiny frame.
Kazakhstan closes 130 crypto platforms in shadow economy crackdown
Authorities in Kazakhstan seized digital assets worth €14.4 million and uncovered 81 illegal cash-out networks amid growing efforts to curb financial crime.
French justice minister's prison visit to Sarkozy sparks legal complaint by lawyers
France's justice minister visited former President Nicolas Sarkozy at the Santé prison in Paris on Wednesday evening, sparking a legal complaint.
'Bohemian Rhapsody' turns 50: Here are five surprising covers of Queen's smash hit single
‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ came out 50 years ago today. Euronews Culture picks its favourite and most surprising renditions of Queen's legendary single.
Netherlands: Train crashes into truck at level crossing
Five people sustained minor injuries after a train crashed into a truck at a level crossing in the Netherlands.
Halloween fright night: The best and largely overlooked horror films of the past decade
With a Halloween night filled with terror approaching you might be stuck for choice between ghosts, ghouls and goblins, but fear not. If you're planning a movie night and can’t decide what to watch - or want to discover a gem - we’ve got you covered.
Deal to allow UK access to major EU defence scheme could be reached in mid-November
As a non-EU country, the UK cannot fully participate in the €150 billion SAFE programme to rearm the bloc with European-made weapons, but a deal could be struck before a key deadline. This is seen as a win-win.
You might soon be able to travel from Switzerland to Sweden on this new sleeper train
Tickets for the EuroNight service are expected to go on sale starting 4 November.
What will AI never be able to do and what can it do? Tech executives in Spain weigh in
AI is already a transformative reality in multiple sectors, but it poses challenges in cybersecurity and personal data protection. Experts from Microsoft, Carrefour and Iberdrola discuss the present and future of artificial intelligence.
The fall of a fake oil empire
Brussels Post News reports "For over a decade, Adnan Ahmadzada (pictured) stood at the crossroads of Azerbaijan’s state power and global oil trading. As head of SOCAR Trading SA, the Geneva-based arm of the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan, he built an empire of middlemen,
Watch: Mbappe receives 2024-2025 Golden Boot award
Kylian Mbappe was presented with the 2024-2025 Golden Boot award on Friday in front of his Real Madrid team mates.
Watch: Train smashes into truck at Dutch level crossing
Five people sustained minor injuries but nobody was seriously hurt in the incident in Meteren.
Turkish court sentences hotel owner and 10 others to life for deadly fire that killed 78
The blaze broke out at the Grand Karta Hotel at the Kartalkaya ski resort on 21 January during the winter school break, killing 78 people and injuring 133.
European carmakers warn of supply shocks as Nexperia halts chip exports to China
Europe’s car industry is bracing for new supply shocks after Dutch chipmaker Nexperia halted wafer shipments from China amid management disputes, weeks after The Hague seized control of the company over security concerns.
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Hedda’ - A dazzling tale of a quest for freedom and power
Nia DaCosta's 'Hedda', out on Prime Video, is a modern and audacious retelling of Henrik Ibsen's 1891 play, about a disillusioned woman's quest for social and financial advancement.
Greece still buries nearly 80% of its waste despite billions spent and bins everywhere
The waste problem is particularly critical in Athens and the wider area of the Greek capital.
El Fasher: civilians flee as violence engulfs North Darfur
The capture of el-Fasher by the powerful Arab-led force raises fears that Africa’s third-largest nation may split again, nearly 15 years after the oil-rich South Sudan gained independence following years of civil war.
Read it and weep: Spine-tingling books to read on Halloween
Are you sitting comfortably? Then let us begin. Whether you're celebrating Halloween or commiserating Day of the Dead, reading aloud or alone are both fitting ways to entertain yourself and, perhaps, any evil spirits willing to listen....These are Euronews Culture's books for
Centrist D66 confirmed as Dutch general election winner
With nearly all votes counted, Geert Wilders' far-right PVV party no longer has a chance at overtaking the centrist D66 party led by Rob Jetten.
Dutch centrist Rob Jetten claims victory in neck-and-neck election race
Jetten said his D66 liberal party had achieved a historic result after vote analysis indicated it could not be beaten.
Universal Music Group and AI music firm Udio settle lawsuit and announce new music platform
A legal wrangle over alleged copyright infringement between Universal Music and AI firm Udio has ended with a settlement and a new partnership for a platform to make AI music more accessible to everyday users.
Sixty years after tourist stole skull from cathedral, he sends it back
"It's not something you expect," says Franz Zehetner, who opened the parcel addressed to Vienna's St Stephen's Cathedral.
Angry families begin burying dead after police raid on Rio favela kills at least 132
The operation's stated objectives were capturing leaders and limiting the territorial expansion of the Red Command gang, which has increased its control over favelas in recent years.
EU countries split over polluting credits for European industry in Green Deal pusback
Negotiations for pollution credits in 2040 climate neutrality goal could further water down the EU’s Green Deal in favor of European industry. A formal decision by environment ministers is due November 4.
Orbán to press Trump for Hungary's exemption from new US sanctions on Russian oil
The Hungarian Prime Minister says dropping Russian oil would result in economic collapse, as Hungary imports more than four-fifths of its crude oil from Russia.
Eurozone inflation slows to 2.1%, yet Lagarde stays cautious
Eurozone inflation eased to 2.1% in October, nearing the ECB’s target. Lagarde praised progress but warned of global and wage-related risks.
Milan’s ghostly secrets ignite the Halloween spirit
In Milan, Halloween unfolds amid centuries of history — from skull-lined chapels to ghostly legends in ancient libraries.
Jamaica flight delays continue and package holidays cancelled following Hurricane Melissa
Hundreds of travellers are still waiting for flights out of Jamaica and are warned of food and accommodation shortages.
Europe's hydrogen heroes are leading the way worldwide
Are European companies still world leaders? Our new series “Made in Europe” takes a look around machine halls and production facilities.
Latest news bulletin | October 31st, 2025 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 31st, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.