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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Cast Honor Eric Dane After His Death: He ‘Was a Light’
The cast of “Grey’s Anatomy” is speaking out following the death of Eric Dane. The actor, who appeared as Dr. Mark Sloane for 145 episodes of the ABC medical drama, died on Feb. 19 after a battle with ALS. “Eric was a light. You’d see it effortlessly shine from him on the set
Remy Bond Celebrates Escapism on Shimmering Pop Song ‘Cherry Red Balloon’
The hazy track is the singer's first new music since her Backstage at the Tropicana EP
Trump’s trade coercion tests Japan’s economic strategy
Subscribe now with a one-month trial for only $1, then enjoy the first year at an exclusive rate of just $99. Takaichi’s mandate to be put to the test by WashingtonScott Foster reports that despite a commanding domestic mandate, Takaichi faces mounting pressure from Washington
Western France floods deepen after 35 days of rain
After 35 days of rain, France battles major floods, evacuations and power cuts while forecasters say rivers will keep rising despite drier weather ahead.
Journalist with Germany's Deutsche Welle detained in Turkey
FRANKFURT, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Turkish authorities have detained a veteran correspondent of German state-backed international broadcaster Deutsche Welle in Ankara, accusing him of "disseminating misleading information" and "insulting the president". Istanbul Chief Public
UN touts panel for ‘human control’ of AI as leaders weigh message
The UN chief called for governance of AI that is led by science.
Newsletter: France lashes out at Commissioner Šuica's Board of Peace meeting
Also in this newsletter: The EU mediates amid Hungary and Slovakia’s energy standoff with Ukraine, and the French far right asks the European Parliament to mark death of activist Quentin Deranque.
Proposed RTS Link fare of $5 to $7 ‘affordable’ for many Malaysians, but may still be steep for some
Lower-income workers and those used to taking the bus or riding motorcycles to Singapore may find it costly.
Two years of the Digital Services Act ensuring safer online spaces
Two years ago, the Digital Services Act (DSA) entered into force. The DSA protects your fundamental rights online by regulating online services such as social media platforms, marketplaces, app stores, and online travel and accommodation services. Its goal has been to ensure a
Spring weather in South Korea till Feb 21 before sudden temperature drop
Temperatures are expected to drop sharply.
Chinese start-up’s gongfu robots fire up tech-wary investors
Investors pushed up shares in robotics firms even as the broader market sagged.
UK government finances better than expected in January
The government took in more from tax receipts than expected, official data suggests.
Humanoid robots dance into Beijing’s Lunar New Year celebrations
Robots dance at a Beijing mall’s Lunar New Year show, dazzling visitors with smoother, human-like moves that highlight China’s tech-driven celebrations.
Indonesia steps up in US-backed Gaza mission, and into a complex geopolitical gamble
Indonesia’s acceptance of the deputy commander role on Feb 19 signals ambition but also greater exposure.
Yash’s ‘Toxic’ Teaser Unveils Gritty Cinematic Universe
A teaser for Yash’s “Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups” has been released, offering the first comprehensive look at the scale and tone of one of 2026’s most anticipated Indian productions. Following the birthday reveal of Yash’s character Raya and character posters for
India showcases homegrown AI models to spark its own ‘DeepSeek moment’
Indian AI startups unveiled homegrown models at the AI Impact Summit, signalling global ambitions, though analysts say a China-style “DeepSeek moment” may still be some way off.
Thai court extends sentence for lawyer who called for monarchy reform
Mr Arnon Nampa was a prominent figure during youth-led democracy movement protests in 2020.
Blackcurrants, olive oil, cheese: Why you should follow these foodie trails around Europe
From a newly developed blackcurrant trail in France to a historic route used by fishermen in Spain.
‘The Traitors’ Reaches 40-Territory Milestone as All3Media International Sets New Partners in Asia and Europe
All3Media International has revealed that IDTV’s global format hit “The Traitors” has now been commissioned in 40 territories, with Indonesia becoming the latest market to adapt the psychological reality competition. The Indonesian version will be produced by Falcon, the
Making waves...that's London's latest tourist attraction
London has a brand new tourist attraction: The Tower of London River Tour. Visitors to the UK capital can now board the country's first purpose-built electric tour boat to enjoy some of the city's famous sights from the river Thames. Created in official partnership with
Indonesia, US sign trade deal, finalising 19 per cent tariff rate and no levy on goods like coffee
Jakarta's pledge to buy more fuel from the US is significant for Singapore, Indonesia’s largest refined petroleum supplier.
Europe Today: Albanese joins us live amid calls from France for her resignation
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
Victorious Takaichi promises 'strong and prosperous' Japan
"China is intensifying its attempts to unilaterally change the status quo by force or coercion in the East China Sea and the South China Sea," says Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
Happy Birthday György Kurtág! Legendary Hungarian composer hits 100
György Kurtág, one of the most important artist of contemporary classical music is being celebrated all around the world to mark his 100th birthday.
Exclusive-Ukraine's 2026 defence exports could hit 'several billion dollars', official says
KYIV, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Ukraine could export several billion dollars of military goods and services this year after authorising its first wartime foreign sales and is considering introducing a tax on those exports, a senior Ukrainian defence official said. Earlier this month,
US under Trump ‘turning against entire ecosystem of human rights', says HRW director
Trump's return to the White House presents an "unprecedented threat" towards human rights, the new Human Rights Watch chief told Euronews.
The 250,000 myth: Can fabricated numbers and propaganda create a political leader for Iran’s revolution?
On 14 February, coinciding with the Munich Security Conference, a rally organized by a segment of the Iranians in Munich to present the son of the last shah of Iran, “Reze Pahlavi” as a opposition figure. What propelled the event to headline status was not merely its political
Closing factory workers paid to help at food bank
Dutch coffee-making giant Jacobs Douwe Egberts (JDE) will close its plant in Banbury this year.
Japan’s Takaichi vows to break with ‘fiscal austerity’ to spark economic revival
This underlines her administration’s commitment to revitalising the economy.
The Madrid Codices: Leonardo da Vinci's treasure trove digitised by Spain's National Library
On 13 February 1967, the Spanish National Library announced the discovery of the Madrid I and II codices, two manuscripts by Leonardo da Vinci that had remained poorly catalogued for more than a century. But they are being digitised to make them accessible to the public.
Scientists uncover oxygen-loving ancestor of all complex life
For decades, scientists have believed that complex life began when two very different microbes joined forces, eventually giving rise to plants, animals, and fungi. But one major puzzle remained: how could these organisms have met if one depended on oxygen and the other
Eric Dane, ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star actor and ALS awareness advocate, dies at 53
Dane died from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, known also as Lou Gehrig’s disease, less than a year after he announced his diagnosis.
Japan PM Takaichi warns of China ‘coercion’, vows security overhaul
Her four-month tenure has been marked by a diplomatic dispute with China.
Japan PM Takaichi warns of China 'coercion', vows security overhaul
TOKYO, Feb 20 - Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi warned of growing Chinese \"coercion\" in her first post-election speech to parliament on Thursday, and pledged to overhaul defence strategy, ease curbs on military exports and strengthen critical supply chains.
South Korea's ex-President Yoon apologises after life sentence over martial law
SEOUL, Feb 20 - Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol apologised on Friday for his short-lived declaration of martial law in December 2024, a day after a Seoul court sentenced him to life in prison for masterminding an insurrection.
US imports more from Taiwan than China for first time in decades
US purchase of goods from China plunged 44 per cent in December from 2024.
Starmer 'appeasing' big tech firms, says online safety campaigner
Baroness Kidron tells the BBC the PM has being "late to the party" in regulating social media.
Wildfire-friendly weather nearly triples: Will outbreaks leave countries scrambling for resources?
The risk of synchronous wildfires is rising - and help won't be as likely to come from neighbouring countries busy with their own flames.
Grey's Anatomy star Eric Dane dies at 53 after ALS diagnosis
The actor, who also starred in HBO's Euphoria, battled the most common form of motor neurone disease.
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'Sled head' and ‘skier’s thumb': The common injuries at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics
Winter Olympic athletes face high injury rates, yet some of the most common injuries go unnoticed.
How ‘smog capital of Poland’ saved 6,000 lives by cutting soot levels
Kraków’s ban on burning solid fuels plus subsidies for cleaner heating has led to clearer air and better health As a child, Marcel Mazur had to hold his breath in parts of Kraków thick with “so much smoke you could see and smell it”. Now, as an allergy specialist at
China’s AI chatbots censor politically sensitive questions, study finds
Chinese AI models were more likely to refuse or inaccurately reply to politically-charged questions than non-Chinese models, a study has found.
Social housing and rent aid: How much do governments spend per person?
Euronews Business examines housing benefits within Europe’s broader social protection spending. The EU has just launched its first Affordable Housing Plan, aiming to ease a deepening housing crunch.
Roma campaigners call for 'grace period' over new road safety rules
The Roma Foundation for Europe has urged the North Macedonian government to implement a “grace period” for documentation, registrations, and licence compliance linked to the country’s new “Safe City” system. The initiative, introduced by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, is
Madrid is crowned Europe’s best destination for 2026
While Spain’s capital took the top spot, Italy dominated the overall rankings.
Hong Kong’s Filmart at 30: From Marketplace to Media Powerhouse
The Asian film market celebrates its 30th edition, spotlighting AI, cross-border IP and Hong Kong’s gateway role to China.