This AI successfully applied to become an art student at a university in Vienna
The arts university in Vienna says the AI will attend classes, receive critiques, and get grades alongside human students.
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Russian drone strikes on Kharkiv injure eight, including three children
Ukraine's second-largest city was struck by drones, causing injuries and fires, as a larger wave of over 1,800 drones targeted Ukrainian units and settlements across the country.
Liberal judge wins Wisconsin Supreme Court election despite Elon Musk's giveaways to voters
Susan Crawford's statewide victory could have implications for national politics, with Wisconsin's top court expected to rule on congressional district boundaries.
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Italy's largest union joins prosecution of farm owner for death of Indian migrant worker
Prosecutors originally considered charging the farm owner with manslaughter, but raised charges to murder with malice, arguing he was aware the actions he took could cause the death of a migrant worker gravely injured by machinery.
The EU Commission's survival kits - fearmongering or necessary preparedness?
The far right accuses the European Commission of sowing fear, after its presentation of the resilience kit which aims to provide self-sufficiency in case of crisis.
Neil Young says he may be barred from returning to US over Donald Trump criticism
"Remember freedom of speech?" The Canadian-US dual citizen speculates he may be "barred or put in jail to sleep on a cement floor" after his European tour, after years of criticising Donald Trump.
Automakers report stellar sales ahead of Trump's tariffs taking effect
Major car companies say sales rose sharply in March, with most reporting double-digit gains. For some companies, the strong performance last month helped make up for a sluggish start to the year.
MEP warns tariffs could cause 'huge disruption'
A senior MEP has admitted that “things have changed” under Donald Trump’s second term. The comments by Barry Andrews came on the eve of a much-awaited announcement by President Trump on sweeping new trade tariffs. President Trump is preparing to unveil sweeping tariffs today (2
Watches and Wonders 2025: Time for the world's greatest watchmaking event
The Watches and Wonders Salon, the leading gathering of the fine watchmaking industry, opened its doors in Geneva on Tuesday 1st April. A record number of 60 brands are taking part in the 2025 edition.
Uzbek president speaks ahead of the summit: Strengthening EU-Uzbekistan relations
The Central Asia-EU Summit in the historic city of Samarkand, Uzbekistan, marks a significant milestone in relations between Central Asia and the European Union. This meeting takes place in the context of global geopolitical instability, economic risks, and climate challenges,
Everything we know so far about the 'Coalition of the Willing' for Ukraine
The coalition's central element is a reassurance force that will be made up of Western soldiers and eventually aim to be deployed on Ukrainian soil.
Three of four US soldiers found dead in Lithuania identified as search ends
A rally was held in Vilnius to honour the soldiers, with the US ambassador expressing deep gratitude for their service.
EU-Central Asia summit in Samarkand: 'Why Uzbekistan?'
Uzbekistan is seeking to diversify its partnerships and is increasingly strengthening ties with Europe. This rapprochement has accelerated since Shavkat Mirziyoyev came to power. In recent years, Uzbekistan and the European Union have progressively expanded their cooperation in
Why did Elon Musk merge his AI company and X, and what does it mean for your data?
“I think Musk makes it plain for everybody that he isn't interested in furthering healthy public debates,” one expert tells Euronews Next.
Quarterly reports confirm continued electricity and gas market resilience
EU gas and electricity markets in the fourth quarter of 2024 proved their resilience further by ensuring stable and secure energy supplies, strengthening market integration and continuing the increase in the share of renewables, while keeping prices in check, according to the
'The last form of protest I have': German priest prefers prison over €500 fine for climate activism
Rev. Jörg Alt and about 40 other activists blocked traffic in Nuremberg by gluing their hands to a street in front of the city's train station.
Clean Industrial Act helps public buyers move towards non-price criteria
On 26 February, the European Commission (EC) presented its Clean Industrial Deal (CID) to strengthen European industries’ competitiveness and accelerate the decarbonization of the economy. It aims at ensuring access to affordable energy, boost demand for decarbonized
Fact-check: The EU will not 'confiscate' Europeans' savings to spend on defence
A fresh push to incentivise Europeans to invest in EU assets has been weaponised in an online disinformation campaign. Euroverify investigates.
From Brussels to Berlin: The rules on transparency and ethics for European lawmakers
Recent scandals have put the spotlight on MEPs' transparency, even though they already follow a strict code of conduct, updated in 2023, to prevent conflicts of interest — what's in it, and how does it compare with the norm in other EU countries?
Commission launches public consultation on upcoming EU Bioeconomy Strategy
The upcoming plan aims to advance innovation and maintain the EU's leadership in the bioeconomy. The Commission launched a public consultation on the upcoming EU Bioeconomy strategy on Monday (31 March). It marks a significant step forward in harnessing the opportunities of the
EU tech chief to Elon Musk: 'We're protecting freedom of speech' | Radio Schuman
An interview with tech Commissioner Henna Virkkunen on the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) is featured on Radio Schuman today.
Come in and tune out: Europe's vinyl junkies embrace the Listening Bar
More and more audiophiles are flocking to bars that have invested in top end equipment and a focus on vinyl. Euronews Culture speaks to the man who brought the phenomenon to Europe.
Geneva conference highlights religious persecution and education crisis in Pakistan
A side event held during the 58th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council on 26 March 2025 cast a stark spotlight on persistent human rights violations in Pakistan—focusing on religious persecution, ideological education, and the misuse of European Union development
Le Pen not alone: How financial misconduct affects European Parliament
Misuse of funds intended to pay MEPs’ assistants has been fairly widespread in the last years, but few episodes land in court cases.
'Top Gun' and 'Batman Forever' star Val Kilmer dies aged 65
The versatile actor who played fan favourite Iceman in "Top Gun" died Tuesday night in Los Angeles surrounded by family and friends.
Commission publishes Industrial Action Plan for the European automotive sector and Communication on Decarbonizing Corporate Fleets
The European automotive sector is at critical turning point, challenged by rapid technological changes and increasing competition. To address the changes ahead, President von der Leyen in January launched a Strategic Dialogue on the Future of the European Automotive Industry, a
Trump's 'Liberation Day': Tariffs to take immediate effect after announcement
The White House has confirmed that President Trump’s tariffs will take immediate effect upon their announcement. Global markets showed signs of recovery on the first trading day of April, though analysts remain divided on the market outlook.
Central Asia – European Union: Towards a strategic partnership
On 3-4 April of this year, Samarkand will host the first-ever high-level meeting between the European Union and the Central Asian countries. This landmark event will open a new chapter in relations between the regions, marking a transition to a qualitatively new level of
From white gold to the new oil – why Greenland’s mineral wealth is in the spotlight
Greenland has become the unwitting focus of world attention as president Donald trump seeks to grab control of the huge Arctic territory. Euronews takes a look at the country’s potentially huge deposits of lithium, rare earth metals and other valuable mineral resources.
Tesla to report first-quarter car delivery figures as investors scrutinise growth
Tesla’s stock plummeted 36% in the first quarter amid backlash over CEO Elon Musk’s political interventions, intensifying global competition, and a weakening EV market. Analysts expect Tesla’s car deliveries to fall to a one-year low when it reports its latest figures later
Clothing rental companies are a sustainable answer to fast fashion, so why do they rarely work?
The high costs of laundry and warehousing are among the challenges facing startups.
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German car makers brace for further Trump administration tariffs
Germany is anticipating a trade war as President Donald Trump prepares a raft of punitive tariffs. How will the country's car manufacturers be affected?
Uzbekistan–EU partnership: Progress, investment and future prospects
In recent years, Uzbekistan and the European Union have been steadily expanding their trade, economic, investment, and financial-technical cooperation. The most active bilateral engagements across various levels have taken place over the past eight years, driven by the focused
US Democratic Senator Cory Booker sets historic record with Senate speech lasting over 24 hours
Booker took to the Senate floor on Monday evening, saying he would remain there as long as he was “physically able” in a move of defiance against President Donald Trump's actions.
UN says Gaza food shortage is 'critical' following shutdown of World Food Programme bakeries
UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said the food situation remains “very critical” since Israel closed all crossings into Gaza a month ago, cutting off all humanitarian deliveries.
2,300 troops from 12 NATO countries take part in annual military drill in the Black Sea
The drill is conducted on the Danube river and on Romania's Black sea coast, aiming to strengthen collaboration between NATO allies, naval, air and land forces.
Samarkand Summit: A “Historic Chance” to Deepen EU-Central Asia Strategic Partnership, Says Uzbek President
As the ancient Silk Road city of Samarkand prepares to host the first-ever Central Asia-European Union summit, Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has declared the event a “historic chance” to bring prosperity and stability to the wider region through deeper strategic
Le Pen: Paris appeals court will consider Le Pen's case with 'a decision' in summer 2026
The far-right leader, who was convicted of embezzlement on Monday and banned from running for office, accused the political establishment of trying to scupper her bid for the presidency.
Watch: Iceland volcano spews lava and smoke after erupting
People are being evacuated as a volcano erupts in south-west Iceland, threatening a town.
UK targets Russian influence with new registration system, security minister says
The government said the new programme will be a key tool for the “detection and disruption of harmful activity against our country.”
EU fines carmakers €458 million for anti-recycling cartel
Ten years after the Dieselgate scandal over cheating in exhaust emissions tests, European carmakers are in the frame again, this time for market skulduggery in the form of a clandestine agreement not to compete on grounds of environmental friendliness on the basis of their
Body of fourth missing US soldier found in Lithuania
The soldier was part of a team of four who disappeared a week ago while conducting military drills near the border with Belarus.
Fourth US soldier missing in Lithuania swamp found dead, President Nausėda says
The announcement comes after the bodies of three of the four US Army service personnel were found on Monday after their armoured Hercules vehicle was recovered from a peat bog.
Judge who sentenced Marine Le Pen under police protection amid online threats
A torrent of online abuse has been directed at Bénédicte de Perthuis, the judge who presided over the Paris court on Monday.
CERN unveils plans for new atom smasher even bigger than the Large Hadron Collider
Officials believe it will lead to new scientific discoveries that could drive innovation in fields that could benefit humankind.
Water and defence - but not bullets: EU reallocates regional funds
The EU executive has invited member states to redirect regional spending - accounting for one-third of the EU budget - toward various strategic areas such as water resilience and affordable housing, including defence to a limited extent.
Prosecutors to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione in health insurance CEO shooting case
An Ivy League graduate from a prominent Maryland family, Mangione appeared to have isolated himself in the months leading up to the December shooting in New York.
Belgium bans display of tobacco products in shops
The new law is designed to curb impulse purchases of cigarettes and tobacco — and supermarkets are prohibited from selling them altogether.