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Iran rejects Washington's 15-point plan and escalates attacks on Israel and Gulf
Tehran claimed on Wednesday it has rejected a US ceasefire plan, as it ramped up attacks on Israel and Gulf states and proposed its own terms, including reparations and control of Hormuz.
ADHD medication in childhood may lower risk of psychosis later in life, study finds
The study provides one of the clearest indications to date that a widely used ADHD medication does not increase long-term psychosis risk - and may even offer some protection when used early in life.
Europe’s blind spot on rare kidney diseases
A Euronews Health Summit debate in Brussels brought together policymakers, clinicians and patient representatives to examine why delays in diagnosis remain so common.
Lille clinches bid to host EU Customs Authority
EU lawmakers voted on Wednesday to designate the French city of Lille as the headquarters of the upcoming European Customs Authority, beating Italy’s bid to host it in Rome.
Haaland donates £100,000 Viking book to home town
Erling Haaland donates a rare 16th-century manuscript of Viking sagas, worth £100,000, to be displayed in the library in the Norwegian town of Bryne, where he grew up.
Watch: Moscow calls, Hungary answers? Political bomb exploding in Brussels
A political bomb just exploded in Brussels. A Washington Post investigation claims Hungarian foreign minister spent years stepping out of confidential EU meetings to directly phone Russian officials. What is going on here?
Musketeer d'Artagnan's remains believed found under Dutch church
D'Artagnan was killed during the Siege of Maastricht in 1673 and later immortalised in the stories of Alexandre Dumas.
From Hungary to Cyprus: The European countries where you can still get a golden visa
While some countries like Spain have clamped down on golden visas, others like Hungary and Cyprus still offer them for less than the price of the average UK house.
Why international professionals are choosing to build careers in this country
From classrooms and research labs to tech hubs and ballet studios, global professionals are choosing to develop their careers in Kazakhstan. Here’s why.
More frequent ejaculation may improve male fertility, study suggests
The study suggests that regular ejaculation could give male fertility "a small but meaningful boost" - and that even a few days’ delay could matter for IVF success.
UK police arrest two men over arson attack on ambulances belonging to Jewish charity
The blaze early on Monday morning in Golders Green, a London neighbourhood with a large Jewish community, consumed four ambulances belonging to the volunteer organisation Hatzola Northwest.
European sovereignty requires control over its industry, Belgian economy minister tells Euronews
Belgium's Economy Minister David Clarinval is advocating full economic sovereignty in Europe. Therefore, Europe needs to regain control of its industrial capabilities, energy, defence and agriculture.
EBRD spearheads €5.9bn investment programme in emerging Central Asian markets
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is expanding its investment programme in Uzbekistan, with total commitments approaching €5.9bn across more than 200 projects.
Iran war energy shock puts ECB on alert — Lagarde says this is no repeat of 2022
The Iran war has sent oil and gas prices surging and rate hike bets rising, but ECB chief Christine Lagarde says the eurozone is far better placed to absorb the shock than it was when Russia invaded Ukraine.
Europe loses its grip as LNG cargoes chase higher prices in Asia
Europe is losing LNG shipments to Asia as the war in the Middle East impacting Qatari facilities pushes prices higher. Italy, Poland and Belgium scramble for alternative supplies in mega competitive market.
Eid away from home: Displaced Lebanese struggle in overcrowded Beirut shelters
As the war between Israel and the pro-Iranian Hezbollah continues, displaced Lebanese told Euronews they marked the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Fitr in overcrowded Beirut shelters, lacking food, water and medical care, as families remain scattered and homes destroyed in a
Russian drone strike damages historic center of Lviv, Ukraine
A daytime drone strike hit central Lviv, injuring several people and damaging parts of the historic city center.
What we know and do not know about the Iran war negotiations
Trump touts progress in secret Iran talks as missile strikes, US troop buildups and threats over the Strait of Hormuz fuel fears of a wider regional war: here is what we know so far.
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez warns Iran war 'far worse' than Iraq in 2003
Sánchez said the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 had failed to achieve its goals and instead made life worse for ordinary people.
Estonia and Latvia say territories hit by stray Ukrainian drones
The incidents occurred on the same night that Ukraine launched a massive attack on Russia's port of Ust-Luga, near the Estonian border.
Hungary will gradually halt gas exports to Ukraine amid Druzhba pipeline dispute
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced a gradual halt of gas exports to Ukraine until Kyiv repairs the Druzhba oil pipeline. The dispute is also blocking a €90bn EU aid package for Ukraine.
From cars to air defence: Will Volkswagen soon be producing parts for Israel's Iron Dome?
Volkswagen is reportedly in talks with Israeli defence company Rafael Advanced Defense Systems about potentially converting VW's Osnabrück plant, currently threatened with closure, to producing defence-adjacent parts.
This airline is rolling out economy class rows that convert into beds for long-haul flights
Coming to United Airlines in 2027, the ‘Relax Row’ has leg rests that can be raised to create a larger lie-flat space.
Helium supply crunch puts MRI services at risk amid Qatar disruptions
Iran's strikes on Qatar's Ras Laffan gas hub have disrupted helium production, showing how the conflict is rippling beyond energy markets to hit industries from technology to healthcare.
Flooded streets in Sharjah after heavy rain hits the United Arab Emirates
Vehicles move through flooded streets in Sharjah after heavy rain, as storms affect the United Arab Emirates and neighbouring Oman.
Portuguese army tests 'attack drones' in exercise with NATO countries
The Strong Impact 2026 exercise is taking place in Portugal, at the Santa Margarida Military Camp. The Portuguese army has collaborated with the UAVision company to modernise its weaponry and is once again testing the so-called 'suicide drones'.
Russia uses old campaign to mock Europe for ‘self-castrating’ over energy
Is Europe “self-castrating” by refusing to go back to Russian energy, despite the war between the US and Iran? Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson uses a 2021 Dutch energy campaign to mock the EU’s energy deficiency.
Vatican says Catholics may receive animal organ transplants in new guidelines
New guidelines from the Catholic Church outline medical and ethical considerations for animal organ transplants into humans.
Amazon acquires Fauna Robotics, the startup building kid-sized robots for the home
Amazon has just acquired Fauna Robotics, which is developing “safe and fun robots for everyone".
'Stunning and heavenly': Vast fields of pink peach blossom draw visitors to northern Greece
Tourists from all over Europe are flocking to Veroia to catch the spectacle.
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Iran war impact on civilians 'profound,' UNHCR chief tells Euronews
The impact for civilians across the region is "profound" and poses a "terrible humanitarian challenge," UN refugee agency chief Barham Salih told Euronews' morning show Europe Today.
Barefoot peace march brings Palestinian and Israeli mothers together in Rome
Palestinian and Israeli mothers led a barefoot march in Rome, joined by dozens of women calling for peace.
'An attempt to cripple Anthropic': US judge questions whether ban on AI company is punitive
“He's [President Trump] trying to teach the AI industry to fall into line like everybody else," Computer scientist Ben Goertzel tells Euronews.
Danish snap election - We expected "better results", Social Democrats say
Interview of Benny Engelbrecht, Danish MP (Socialists Democrats) to comment on Danish snap election results
OpenAI to abruptly close Sora video app following backlash over deepfakes and AI slop
Despite signing a three-year deal with The Walt Disney Company that let users generate videos with over 200 Disney characters, OpenAI is shutting down its viral video app Sora.
Internet points out the irony of Apple CEO Tim Cook urging people to get off smartphones
Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has urged people to spend more time outdoors instead of looking at their smartphones... The irony wasn't lost on those staring at their screens.
"Joan of Arc was able to bite into the same grape as us": Pinot Noir already existed in the Middle Ages
A 600-year-old grape seed discovered in the toilets of a medieval French hospital is genetically identical to the grapes still used today to produce pinot noir, scientists announced on Tuesday.
Intercepted, injected with substance, cash taken: Ukraine bank staff details Hungarian seizure
Over €70 million in Ukrainian Oschadbank's cash and gold remain seized in Hungary as the details emerge for the first time about how the Ukrainian team were detained and questioned by Hungarian authorities.
Meta knowingly harmed children's mental health, US jury decides in landmark ruling
Meta engaged in "unconscionable" trade practices that unfairly took advantage of the vulnerabilities and inexperiences of children, according to a US jury.
Cherry blossoms bring spring cheer to Munich and northern Italy
Cherry blossoms are drawing visitors in Munich and northern Italy, as parks and historic gardens fill with pink blooms and people gather to take photos and enjoy the short-lived display.
SpaceX could eye record IPO this week as valuation soars past €1.61tn
Elon Musk's rocket and satellite company could file paperwork with US regulators as soon as this week, in a listing that would dwarf Saudi Aramco's record 2019 offering.
Markets rally, oil prices fall as Trump signals Iran talks
Oil prices fell more than 4% and European shares gained on Wednesday on the possibility of a de-escalation in the Iran war.
Iran escalates strikes across Middle East after Trump signals possible deal
Iran launched a salvo of missiles across the Middle East, just a few hours after US President Donald Trump claimed Washington and Tehran were "in negotiations right now".
EU hosts high-level conference to mark one year of its Preparedness Union Strategy
The European Union has opened a landmark 2-day conference in Brussels to mark the 1st anniversary of its Preparedness Union Strategy. It brings together government representatives, civil protection experts, military representatives, private sector leaders and partners from
Drones from Russian airspace hit Estonian and Latvian territory, authorities say
Drones from Russian airspace hit Estonia’s Auvere power plant and crashed in Latvia, with officials blaming Moscow’s ongoing war in Ukraine for the incidents and launching investigations.
In Orbán's 'unacceptable' veto, António Costa finds his biggest challenge yet
With his "unacceptable" veto on the €90 billion loan to Ukraine, Viktor Orbán is not only defying his fellow leaders. He is also directly challenging António Costa's authority and credibility as European Council president.
CERN's most delicate road trip: Scientists take antimatter out of the lab for the first time
Housed in a high-tech, super-cooled container, the fragile particles survived a short truck journey without touching normal matter, which would have made them vanish in a flash of energy.
Huge crowd marks 50 years since Argentina’s 1976 coup in Buenos Aires
Tens of thousands gather in Buenos Aires to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Argentina’s 1976 military coup.