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Almost 3,000 drones light up the New York City skyline during a test for a 9/11 tribute marking the attacks' 25th anniversary in 2026.
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European Capitals of Culture set for shake-up after 40 years
The European Commission has proposed an overhaul of the European Capitals of Culture programme beyond 2033, aiming to make it easier for cities to join forces, involve more young people and turn a year in the cultural spotlight into a lasting legacy. The plans draw on more than
Giorgos Mazonakis: Interrogation over Greek star's death in a private clinic
The case dominating debate in Greece and Cyprus involves one of the country's biggest music stars, also popular in the Balkans. Authorities are investigating what happened before the cardiac arrest he suffered in a private clinic, where he had gone for a scheduled blood plasma
Luxury Airstream camp set to open on the world’s largest salt flat in Bolivia
Tick off your bucket list in style with a stay at Samkani Camp on the Salar de Uyuni salt flat.
Maurizio Cattelan’s ‘Night’ exhibition opens in Berlin
Maurizio Cattelan's Night exhibition opens in Berlin, featuring his Hitler sculpture, an exhausted horse and works exploring power and doubt.
Brussels prepares post-2030 renewable overhaul as grids struggle to keep up
The European Commission’s renewable push comes as the EU co-legislators, the European Parliament and the Council, are working to tackle one of the biggest bottlenecks to new clean-power projects — the electrical grids.
ECB hikes rates to 2.5% as energy shock pushes eurozone inflation higher
The European Central Bank has raised interest rates by a quarter point, lifting its deposit rate to 2.5%, as the energy shock driven by the Iran war pushes eurozone inflation higher and forces a second hike in three months.
Why star TV presenter Sarah Khalifa faces the death penalty in Egypt and what comes next?
Egyptian law allows capital punishment for some serious drug offences, while a 2024 reform gives felony defendants a full appeal before the Court of Cassation. Euronews examines how the process works before a death sentence becomes final in Egypt.
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger' - Biblical or a missed opportunity?
As a good-vibes-only record of the Live '25 Tour, 'Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger' does an admirable job. But the oddly coy documentary fails to meaningfully address the Gallagher brothers' reconciliation, or why the 2025 reunion was such a phenomenon.
How European policy could shape the future of rugby
Rugby spent its first century as an amateur game run by national unions that answered to nobody but themselves, then three decades of professionalism have changed that. Players sign contracts across borders, clubs compete in cross-border leagues, and private capital owns stakes
Houthis capture Yemen's Red Sea port city in push to seize Bab el-Mandeb
The Houthis' latest offensive is meant to replicate Iran's Hormuz blockade in the Bab el-Mandeb, with Red Sea coastal towns and islands in the crucial waterway among their next military objectives.
Dozens reported killed after international cargo ship docked in China catches fire
A total of 42 people had been on the vessel, and 17 of them were safely evacuated, state media reported.
Russian drone incursion delays Zelensky flight
The unmanned aircraft entered Moldovan airspace on Tuesday afternoon as the plane was on the runway.
Coast guard rescues survivors from burning ferry in Philippines
A ferry fire near Coron in the Philippines has killed at least five people and left 87 missing as coast guard crews search in rough seas.
AMD unveils ‘personal super computer’ for new era of computing
The American chipmaker launched what they have described as a ‘personal supercomputer’ in Berlin on Friday, designed and made for a “completely new era of computing” driven by AI.
The Trump dividend: What $5,000 would cost and what it could cover
What would Trump’s proposed $5,000 dividend buy — and could the US afford its estimated $1.2 trillion cost?
EU Commission scrambles to keep pace with Moldova's accession push
The European Commission is redirecting resources to keep pace with Moldova's fast reform drive, even as its accession stays politically coupled with Ukraine's Hungary-stalled bid.
Macron, von der Leyen call for stronger European space sector amid rising security concerns
French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen reaffirmed their commitment to space at a major summit co-hosted by France and Germany in Paris.
Own a piece of aviation history: Icelandair’s iconic Northern Lights plane turned into keychains
Icelandair’s Hekla Aurora, a Boeing 757-200, was retired in October last year having delighted plane spotters with its stunning livery since 2014.
'The country is falling apart': Iranians tell Euronews how war emptied their wallets
In a Euronews exclusive, Euronews Farsi spoke with drivers, small business owners and salaried workers about life in an economy where fuel prices doubled overnight, and people can no longer afford basic food items.
As lifelong homeownership fades, permanent renting becomes the new reality across Europe
As lifelong homeownership slips out of reach for a growing share of the population, a new study tracking 39 OECD countries examines how permanent renting is reshaping housing markets—with countries like Switzerland and Denmark leading a global shift toward lifelong tenancy.
The EU got access to Anthropic's most powerful model, three months later
The EU's cybersecurity agency ENISA has gained access to Anthropic's Mythos 5, one of the most powerful AI technologies with disruptive cyber capabilities, three months after it was released to selected partners.
Will Seat disappear? Government confident as Volkswagen weighs brand's future
The government says it is confident Seat will continue after Volkswagen kept several options open for the brand beyond 2030, adding no decision has yet been made on its future.
Dolly Parton’s ‘love letter to Nashville’: Music City to welcome new hotel and museum
Opening at the end of September in the heart of Nashville, Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel and Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum will celebrate the country music icon’s life and career.
Timeline: How a Russian drone nearly hit Zelenskyy's plane in Moldova
Russia’s latest drone incursion into Moldova and NATO airspace comes as Moscow increasingly deploys jet-powered attack drones, blurring the line between traditional UAVs and low-cost cruise missiles and making them much harder to intercept.
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MEPs push to use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine
A letter signed by 122 EU lawmakers from across the political spectrum calls for the controversial debate over immobilised assets to be reopened, as Ukraine faces a budget crunch.
World Suicide Prevention Day: what do latest EU and Spain data show
Suicide deaths in the EU fell slightly in 2023 and are below levels a decade ago. Three in four victims are men. In Spain, figures show a fall, as the WHO calls to end stigma.
Formula 1 sends Madrid holiday rents soaring: Up to €20,000 near circuit
The Spanish Grand Prix is driving luxury short-term rents in Madrid up by as much as 1,000%, and in Valdebebas some flats are being listed at up to 20,000 euros for the race.
Portuguese economist Ricardo Reis dropped by IMF after criticising Trump tariffs
Ricardo Reis warned that tariffs could drive up prices in the United States and potentially trigger a new wave of inflation.
‘Clean energy is the surest path’: Europe should be leading the energy transition, says UN executive
“If humanity doesn't cut the fossil fuel pollution baking our planet, this summer's brutal heat, fires and droughts will seem mild compared to the permanent climate nightmare that will follow,” said Simon Stiell, UN Climate Change Executive Secretary.
'The days of safety are over': Russian airports face record closures
Ukraine's drone campaign forced an average of 32 airport closures a day across 32 Russian airports including Moscow and St Petersburg, with summer totals already exceeding all of 2025, as Zelenskyy warned airlines and insurers that "the days of safety in Russia's skies are over."
Desogestrel contraceptives: 1.6 million French women warned of tumour risk
The French medicines agency (ANSM) urges women who take desogestrel contraceptives to seek medical advice if they develop suggestive symptoms, such as persistent headaches, visual disturbances or memory loss.
EU cuts primary student-teacher ratio to 13.3 as decade-long growth falters
The EU had 23.2 million primary students in 2024, down 0.2% from 2023. Since 2014, numbers have risen by 2.9%, though trends vary widely: Luxembourg and Slovenia grew the most, while Poland, Croatia and Portugal saw major declines.
Massive sinkhole opens outside Nicolas Cage’s Malibu mansion
Aerial footage shows a sinkhole where Nicolas Cage's Malibu driveway stood after coastal erosion from Hurricane Marie remnants triggered a gas leak and road closure.
No, the EU Democracy Shield isn't a Trojan horse to rig the French presidential election
Why are some Eurosceptics latching onto it? The answers might be linked to the boosting of the European fact-checkers network.
UK police probe Farage's Reform UK party over foreign funding
In a speech to the party's conference on Friday, Farage insisted Reform UK hadn't broken any rules or accepted "dodgy money".