Oatly loses long-running 'milk' battle with dairy lobby
The plant-based drink maker can no longer use the term 'milk' to market its products.
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Is Europe's just-tested hypersonic missile the answer to Russia's Oreshnik?
Europe’s Hypersonica completes a successful Mach 6 test in Norway, aiming for series production by 2029 as the EU pushes for greater defence autonomy. Can it compete with the Kremlin's supposed superweapon?
Russia to fly its tourists out of Cuba and then suspend airline operations due to fuel crisis
MOSCOW, Feb 11 - Two Russian airlines plan to fly Russian tourists out of Cuba in the coming days and then suspend operations until a jet fuel shortage eases, aviation regulator Rosaviatsia said on Wednesday.
US employers add 130K jobs in January in strong start to 2026
Hiring in January ramped up far above expectations – likely dashing hopes for an interest-rate cut, but signaling that the labor market could be emerging from sluggish growth.
U.S. payrolls rose by 130,000 in January, more than expected; unemployment rate at 4.3%
Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 55,000 in January while the unemployment rate held at 4.4%, according to the Dow Jones consensus estimate.
Greetings from Mexico City's iconic boulevard, where a dog on a bike steals the show
Every week, more than 100,000 people ride bikes, skates and rollerblades past some of the most best-known parts of Mexico's capital. And sometimes their dogs join them too.
US adds 130K jobs in January, but barely gained any in 2025
The U.S. added 130,000 jobs in January but gained far fewer jobs than initially reported in 2025, according to data released Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The January employment report showed the labor market booming last month, with the jobless rate
How many Europeans are insuring their property against climate disasters?
Worries are sky high following the latest weather bombs in Spain, Portugal and Italy.
Malaysia boy dies, two brothers in critical condition after mother allegedly gave them drugs
The mother gave her sons a liquid form of methadone.
Portugal's interior minister resigns following criticism of flood management
Maria Lucia Amaral "felt that she did not have the personal and political conditions necessary to carry out her duties," a presidency statement late on Tuesday said.
Microsoft Briefly Wipes Minecraft-Like Indie Game From Steam Over A Single Screenshot
An executive at Mojang reached out to rectify the issue
The origin of magic numbers: Why some atomic nuclei are unusually stable
For the first time, physicists have developed a model that explains the origins of unusually stable magic nuclei based directly on the interactions between their protons and neutrons. Published in Physical Review Letters, the research could help scientists better understand the
This year's Munich conference is about Europe striking back
Europe will probably work around America to keep the foundations of Western strategy functioning.
Oversight isn’t enough — Congress should cut ICE’s funding once and for all
The violence we see today is a direct consequence of the $170 billion that Congress handed to DHS in last year’s reconciliation bill.
Activist Ancora fund moves to block Netflix takeover of Warner studios
Ancora Holdings has built a $200mn stake and is backing Paramount’s richer rival bid, raising the prospect of a proxy fight over the future of one of Hollywood’s biggest media groups.
What are Canada's gun ownership laws?
A deadly mass shooting in British Columbia is likely to increase scrutiny of whether Canada's gun laws should be toughened.
Malaysia’s PM Anwar pushed to suspend, investigate anti-graft chief
Members of both the ruling coalition and the opposition have raised questions about Mr Azam's assets.
Why measles are still a challenge: Experts warn vaccination hesitancy fuels Europe spread
Health agencies warn that measles remains a challenge in Europe despite a 2025 decline from the previous year's record high, urging urgent action on vaccination hesitancy.
US closes airspace over Texas border town for 10 days for 'special security reasons'
The FAA said the area around the Texas border town would be closed for "special security reasons".
France's assisted dying bill: Claims vs facts
France is engaged in a political debate over a controversial proposal to create a legal right to medically-assisted dying. One of the key concerns is the eligibility criteria, sparking a number of claims about how far the proposed law could go.
Ex-Google CEO's bond with daughter of top politician raises questions in Germany
Eric Schmidt and Gloria-Sophie Burkandt have sparked speculation in Germany after appearing together at Davos amid questions over political ties and possible influence.
China’s grip slips as Trump squeezes Latin America
Panama’s supreme court invalidated a contract in late January that had allowed Panama Ports Company, a subsidiary of Hong Kong-based firm CK Hutchison, to operate two ports on the Panama canal since 1997. The decision, which ruled that the laws allowing the firm to operate the
US firm involved in defunct Gaza aid scheme recruits new officers, website shows
By Pesha Magid JERUSALEM, Feb 11 (Reuters) - The U.S. security firm that deployed armed military veterans to Gaza to guard aid sites run by a now-defunct distribution operation is seeking to hire Arabic-speaking contractors with combat experience, according to job listings on
Poland and Italy say they will not join Trump's Board of Peace
WARSAW, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Poland and Italy will not join U.S. President Donald Trump's Board of Peace, Warsaw and Rome said on Wednesday, adding to the list of Washington's allies remaining on the sidelines. Initially designed to cement Gaza's ceasefire, Trump sees the Board
Cisco president warns AI agents need 'background checks' like human employees
In an interview with Euronews Next, Cisco's president Jeetu Patel reveals the company has built its first product with 100% AI-generated code and warns that AI agents acting as 'digital coworkers' will need background checks and billions in security investment to prevent them
