AI models rival doctors on complex medical reasoning tasks, study finds
Researchers have found that an AI model outperformed human doctors on most medical reasoning tasks, from diagnoses to patient management advice.
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21 people killed and dozens injured in massive explosion at fireworks plant in China
Authorities are still investigating the reasons of the explosion, with negligence being suspected as a likely cause. Officials warned that the death toll is likely to climb as search and rescue operations continue.
Gap co-founder Doris Fisher, who helped reshape US casual fashion, dies at 94
The iconic merchandiser is widely credited with helping revolutionise the fashion industry in the US. The company she co-founded with her husband did not disclose the cause of Fisher’s death.
Two people killed and two in critical condition in suspected deliberate vehicle ramming in Leipzing
Two people have been confirmed dead while two others remain hospitalised and in critical condition after a man rammed a vehicle into a crowd of people in a busy shopping district in the eastern city of Leipzig.
Euronews journalist reports Emirates flight to Dubai held at Heathrow during UAE air strikes
Toby Gregory reported the atmosphere in the cabin remained calm, with passengers having no concerns about safety due to Emirates' track record of maintaining passenger safety.
Russia unilaterally declares Victory Day ceasefire while Zelenskyy tables own truce
Russia's defence ministry said last week that there would be no military hardware at the annual parade this year because of fears of long-range attacks by Ukrainian drones.
Diplomats survey Karabakh reconstruction as peace settles in
European and US diplomats surveyed Azerbaijan’s reconstruction of Karabakh and expressed support for the peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan settling on the region gripped by decades of conflict until 2025.
More than 20 bystanders killed in Sweden gangland shootings in three years, police say
The innocent victims include people hit by stray bullets, cases of a mistaken identity by the shooter and relatives of targeted gang members, according to police statistics.
Austria expels three Russian Embassy staff over suspected antenna spying in Vienna
The Russian Embassy said in a statement on Monday that it had taken note of Austria's "outrageous" decision concerning its employees.
At least one killed after car drives into people on street in German city of Leipzig
Leipzig is located southwest of Berlin and has more than 630,000 inhabitants, making it one of the biggest cities in eastern Germany.
Four migrants found dead near Croatia-Slovenia border, police say
More than 12,500 people used the so-called Balkan route in 2025, according to data from the European border agency, Frontex.
German minehunter heads to Mediterranean for possible Hormuz mission
Germany’s minehunter Fulda departed from Kiel for the Mediterranean as Berlin considers a possible future deployment in the Strait of Hormuz.
Six takeaways from the European Political Community in Armenia
From Mark Carney's headline-grabbing attendance to Roberta Metsola's sharp rebuke, Euronews breaks down the six takeaways from the European Political Community in Armenia.
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Armenia tests Moscow’s patience with Zelenskyy visit and EU leaders’ summit
One month before the highly anticipated parliamentary elections, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan set out the country’s foreign policy trajectory with striking clarity, hosting European leaders, the NATO secretary general, and even Ukraine’s president.
EU ambassadors hold private discussions on mutual defence clause amid rising geopolitical tensions
Representatives from the EU's 27 countries are simulating how to collectively respond to a variety of threats spanning hybrid attacks to typical aggressions. But questions loom regarding the exact details of the scenarios — and outcomes.
Everything you need to know about the Meta trial that could reshape social media
The landmark trial is entering its second phase, following an earlier jury verdict that already found Meta liable and imposed hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties.
World's top humanitarian groups sound alarm over 'worsening' attacks on medical care in war zones
The Red Cross, the WHO, and Médecins Sans Frontières denounce “failure of political will” to stop attacks on healthcare worldwide.
Roberta Metsola clashes with Azerbaijan's Aliyev at European summit in Armenia
Aliyev lashed out at the European Parliament over its "obsession" with the country, announcing a suspension of cooperation. Metsola offered a sharp rebuttal in defense of her institution: "Won't change the way we work."
Celebrations as Modi’s ruling party poised to take control of India's West Bengal state
Supporters of Indian prime minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) celebrate as trends released by the Election Commission show BJP leading in 176 out of 294 seats in West Bengal.
Spirit Airlines: What rights do passengers have if an airline collapses?
Some travel insurance policies may cover airline insolvency, and those who have booked with a credit card can initiate a chargeback.
Dubai residents take shelter as UAE intercepts Iranian missile and drone strike
Euronews journalists reported hearing explosions from air defence intercepts above Dubai after a missile alert on Monday, as the UAE said Iran struck an ADNOC-linked tanker in the Strait of Hormuz.
Children are drawing moustaches on their faces to fool online age checks - and it's working
A new report reveals that children across the UK are outwitting online safety measures with fake birthdays, borrowed IDs, and some surprisingly creative facial hair.
No, Spain isn't handing out thousands of euros to newly regularised migrants
Madrid's regularisation programme has been a breeding ground for misinformation ever since it was announced earlier this year.
’They know they’re safe’: 1,500 beagle dogs start new lives after being rescued from research lab
The rescue has been called a “landmark breakthrough for animal welfare”.
Prix Versailles reveals the world’s most beautiful museums for 2026
The prestigious architectural award Prix Versailles has unveiled its 2026 list of the world’s most beautiful museums. Only one European museum made it...
EU moves to ban high-risk inverters from China over cybersecurity threats
An EU official stated that 'serious' economic and cybersecurity threats had been identified, adding that the Commission’s evaluation was based on both classified and publicly available information submitted by several member states.
Spain seizes record 40-tonne cocaine haul in Atlantic Ocean, Civil Guard union says
Spain's close ties with Latin America and proximity to Morocco, a top cannabis producer, make it a key entry point for drugs into Europe.
Competitors race and jump at Germany’s Hobby Horse Championship
Participants rode stick horses through jumping and dressage events during Germany’s second national Hobby Horse Championship in Frankfurt.
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt wants to retain controls at EU borders
Alexander Dobrindt continues to favour controls at the EU's internal borders, saying they should remain part of the current migration policy, despite courts and researchers opposing them.
EU and US trade chiefs to meet as tariff tensions escalate
The Turnberry deal is still under negotiation between EU governments and lawmakers before it can take effect on the EU side, and the Commission warned that if the US takes actions deemed inconsistent with the agreement, it reserves the right to consider all options.
Glitz, glamour, protest: Met Gala sparks calls for boycott over Jeff Bezos takeover
The Met Gala faces controversy, with huge names said to be skipping tonight’s event over the involvement of Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos and his wife, Lauren Sánchez.
Anthropic in talks to secure UK-based Fractile AI chips and diversify supply
Anthropic is reportedly in discussions to procure high-performance AI chips from Fractile, a London-based start-up. The agreement aims to diversify the hardware supply chain of the Claude creator, namely away from Nvidia.
Trump says Iran has 'taken some shots' but caused little damage in Strait of Hormuz
Meanwhile, a senior admiral said the US had destroyed six Iranian boats and shot down missiles and drones fired at US Navy and commercial vessels by Tehran's forces.
UAE airspace fully reopens as flights set to surge back after months of Middle East disruption
The UAE has restored full air operations after months of disruption caused by the US-Israel conflict with Iran, marking a major step towards recovery for regional travel and key hubs, including Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Shipping giant MSC opens new trade route to bypass Hormuz disruption
As tensions choke the Strait of Hormuz, Mediterranean Shipping Company races to keep global trade moving with new route.
Tehran regime executes three protesters, one 'without evidence'
Iran’s judiciary says three protesters detained over the January unrest in the city of Mashhad have been hanged, as rights groups report four murder convicts were executed in a unrelated case in Isfahan.
UK airlines to group passengers from different flights on same day to save on jet fuel
Carriers will also be able to hand back ‘slots’ at airports without punishment, removing the need to operate controversial ‘ghost flights’.
UK police return ancient artefacts to Centre of Islamic Civilisation after trafficking probe
The artefacts will be housed at the Centre of Islamic Civilisation as part of ongoing efforts to trace and recover cultural objects through cooperation with museums and the art market. The handover took place during an international cultural event marking the anniversary
Everything to know about hantavirus: Symptoms, spread and cruise ship outbreak details
So far, three people have died on a cruise ship amid a suspected hantavirus outbreak. But what is hantavirus and how does it spread?
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Czech competitor wins European Yo-Yo Championship in Bratislava
Jakub Dolejs of the Czech Republic claimed the top title in the main 1A category at the European Yo-Yo Championship in Slovakia.
Viral divisions: Are you as smart as Donald Trump at math(s)?
“Nobody should think he is ok, or think he might be ok, after watching this.” Donald Trump used a rally to dispel rumours surrounding his mental fitness, but a brag led to a percentage example which has sparked viral ridicule.
Ukrainian drone hits upmarket Moscow high-rise ahead of Victory Day celebrations
Russia has declared a unilateral ceasefire to cover the event and threatened a massive strike on central Kyiv if it were disrupted.
A new Haber–Bosch moment: Europe must rethink its fertiliser production
Europe must reinvent fertiliser production to cut agriculture's reliance on fossil fuels and protect jobs in industrial regions, writes Magnolia Tovar, a chemical engineer and expert at a climate innovation think tank, in an opinion piece for Euronews.
GameStop launches $56 billion takeover bid for e-commerce giant eBay
The gaming retailer GameStop has launched a surprise $56 billion (€47.8bn) bid to acquire the online marketplace eBay, marking a potential aggressive expansion into global e-commerce.
'Turn off the taps before mopping the floor': Renewables more cost effective than direct air capture
Direct air capture has been touted as ‘essential’ in meeting the EU’s climate goals – but is now really the time for investment?
‘Last piece of the puzzle’ in the WHO pandemic agreement delayed to 2027
The WHO Pandemic Agreement adopted in May 2025 contained one crucial proviso: it couldn’t be ratified until one of its most contested elements, the Pathogen Access and Benefit Shifting (PABS) was agreed. Despite an additional year of negotiations, diplomats have failed to
Drone strikes Moscow building just days before Russia's Victory Day parade
Just days before Russia’s Victory Day parade, a drone reportedly hit a high-rise residential building in Moscow, just kilometres away from the Kremlin.
This hiking trail in La Gomera has been named one of the world’s best by Lonely Planet
Looking to swap your daily walk a view worth going the distance for? New guide book ‘Where to Go When: Hiking’ includes more than 90 routes across Europe and beyond, highlighting the growing popularity of walking tourism.