India ready to change state-run security app order after outcry
Apple does not plan to comply with the directive, sources have said.
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Taiwan cheered, China upset after Trump signs new Taiwan legislation into law
TAIPEI/BEIJING, Dec 3 - Taiwan expressed thanks and China was upset on Wednesday after President Donald Trump signed into law legislation requiring the U.S. State Department to regularly review and update guidelines on how the United States officially interacts with Taipei.
Debris disk gallery shows tell-tale signs of asteroids and comets in distant solar systems
Observations with the instrument SPHERE at ESO's Very Large Telescope have produced an unprecedented gallery of "debris disks" in exoplanetary systems.
European Union and Singapore discuss reinforcing digital co-operation through Digital Partnership Council
The EU and Singapore have held their second Digital Partnership Council meeting in Brussels, reiterating their intention to cooperate across a range of digital areas from Artificial Intelligence (AI) to cybersecurity and beyond. Both sides reaffirmed their intention to enhance
South Korea's Lee praises Trump, hopes US can resume North Korea dialogue
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung also said he felt an apology was due to North Korea over his predecessor - Yoon Suk Yeol's - alleged order to send drones and propaganda leaflets across the border.
Chinese start-up’s reusable rocket crash-lands after launch
An “abnormal burn” occurred during the rocket's recovery phase according to Xinhua.
Cold wave grips South Korea; Seoul’s first snow likely on Dec 4
The cold snap is being driven by air colder than minus 35 deg C descending from the north.
Thames Water running out of time to secure rescue as debt swells
As it stands, Thames Water has sufficient cash to make it to the first quarter of next year.
Commission disburses €6.2 billion to support Poland's economic growth and competitiveness, under NextGenerationEU
The European Commission has disbursed €6.2 billion in grants and loans to Poland, marking the third payment under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), the centrepiece of NextGenerationEU. On 27 December 2024, Poland submitted to the Commission its third payment request
Forest fires: Greece pinpoints high risk areas with new data-rich map
The new map will allow better preparation for and prevention of wildfires.
Malaysian authorities announce deep-sea search for MH370 will resume 30 December
According to a statement from the transport ministry, a US-based firm will search intermittently from 30 December for a total of 55 days in targeted areas believed to have the highest likelihood of finding the missing aircraft.
120,000 home cameras hacked for sex video footage, say South Korean police
Four people were arrested over the hacking of 120,000 home security cameras in South Korea.
Laurence Fishburne Has Sore Memories of ‘The Matrix’: ‘I Was in Pain All the Time’
Laurence Fishburne has plenty of sore memories from his time in “The Matrix.” “We were essentially the first Western actors to work in the Hong Kong style,” he says of himself and co-stars Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss. “And so [martial arts choreographer] Yuen Woo-ping was
Italian fashion giant Prada buys Versace – at a discount
The $1.38bn (£1.04bn) deal between the two Italian fashion giants is well below the roughly $2bn Versace was sold for in 2018.
Israel says remains Hamas handed over on Tuesday are not those of a Gaza hostage
JERUSALEM, Dec 3 - Israeli forensic services concluded that remains handed over by Hamas on Tuesday were not those of the last two hostages in Gaza, the office of Israel's prime minister said.
A decade of climate court cases: How legal battles are holding governments and polluters accountable
A surge in climate litigation over the last decade has forced governments and big companies to act.
Commission seeks input to shape Europe's future climate resilience
The European Commission has launched a public consultation on climate resilience, inviting citizens, businesses, regional authorities, civil society and all stakeholders to share their views and perspectives on how Europe can better prepare for and respond to climate change.
Red Sea Competition Film ‘Sink’ Debuts Trailer as Director Discusses Mental Health, Motherhood and Defying Western Tropes (EXCLUSIVE)
Jordanian filmmaker Zain Duraie arrives at this year’s Red Sea Film Festival with her first feature “Sink” (“Gharaq”), a deeply personal drama screening in competition. The film, which traces a mother’s increasing desperation as her teenage son slips into mental illness, marks
Delhi records 200,000 acute respiratory illness cases amid toxic air
More than 30,000 people with respiratory illnesses had to be hospitalised in Delhi between 2022 and 2024.
China's LandSpace fails to complete reusable rocket test
A Chinese reusable orbital rocket, if successfully brought to market, would accelerate Beijing's growth in space, allowing for a quicker cadence of missions and lower launch costs.
Europe Today: Former EU top diplomat Mogherini held in fraud probe, Ukraine, NATO and greenwashing
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme, Europe Today, at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we get you up to speed on the biggest news taking place across the continent.
Malaysian superstar Erra Fazira set to marry entrepreneur boyfriend on Dec 12
Erra Fazira revealed her wedding plans during a press conference for the remake of her iconic song, Cinta Abadi, on Tuesday (Dec 2).
Man charged with theft over claims he swallowed $19k Fabergé egg
The egg, which is set with 60 white diamonds and 15 blue sapphires, has not yet been recovered.
Thailand lifts decades-old ban on afternoon alcohol sales in trial
The eased rules permit sales from 11am to midnight during the trial while a committee studies its impacts.
Washington and New Delhi keep talking past each other
Washington and New Delhi are talking past each other in the mistaken belief that they have shared vital national interests with respect to the so-called Indo-Pacific Region (IPR) that are increasingly threatened by Beijing. The term Indo-Pacific is misleading as it suggests
Tokyo police officer’s links to seedy criminal group revealed after arrest
He allegedly informed the group about monitoring cameras installed at locations connected to them.
Commission boosts energy interconnectivity across Europe and beyond by supporting 235 cross-border projects
The Commission has granted status to 235 cross-border energy projects as Projects of Common Interest (PCIs) and Projects of Mutual Interest (PMIs). The project will be eligible to apply for funding from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) and will benefit from expedited
Food bank 'braced' for another difficult winter
The food bank's plea for donations comes as figures showed rising demand across the West Midlands.
Hundreds of roe deer rescued from Siberian frozen lakes
More than 300 roe deer were rescued from frozen lakes in Russia's Novosibirsk region after early migration left the animals stranded on icy surfaces.
Jimmy Kimmel Roasts Trump Appearing to Fight Off Sleep During Viral Cabinet Meeting
The president has raged against reports that he is showing “signs of fatigue”
Sri Lanka counts cyclone cost as death toll hits 465
Sri Lankan authorities said they would need around US$7 billion to rebuild homes, industries and roads destroyed by Cyclone Ditwah.
A week after Hong Kong’s deadly fire, some residents return for belongings
All residents of the Wang Fuk Court complex, numbering over 4,000, were displaced.
Crisis looms in Israel over ultra-Orthodox conscription bill
Lawmakers are considering a draft bill to end the exemption granted to ultra-Orthodox men enrolled in full-time religious study.
Tesla privately warned UK that weakening EV rules would hit sales
Elon Musk-owned electric carmaker also called for support for the secondhand market, documents reveal Business live – latest updates Tesla privately warned the UK government that weakening electric vehicle rules would hit battery car sales and risk the country missing its
Which countries use phones and smartwatches most for shopping?
The world of payments is fast evolving as banks seek to improve customer experience. The prevalence of mobile transactions continues to rise, although adoption rates differ across Europe.
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How to keep healthy and safe through the holiday season, according to experts
As the festive season begins, health officials across Europe share tips to stay safe amid the revelry.
Romani-Bosnia artist wins top cultural prize
A Romani-Bosnian artist who seeks to empower Roma communities through both her cultural and social work has won a top cultural prize. The Tajsa Roma Cultural Heritage Prize is awarded every two years to celebrate Roma individuals who “strengthen, preserve, and renew” Roma
Russia says US talks on Ukraine ‘constructive’ but work remains signalling no compromise
Putin’s aide said that “so far, a compromise hasn’t been found” on the issue of territories, without which, he said, the Kremlin sees “no resolution to the crisis.”
From Premium Polos to the Latest Smart Gadgets, These are the Best Gifts for Golfers this Year
Shopping for a golfer can feel oddly high-stakes. They have opinions about everything — clubs, tees, gloves, even ball markers — which makes it tough to know what will actually be a hit. And if you’re not a golfer yourself, the jargon alone can feel like trying to decipher a
‘Highly traumatised’: Hong Kong presses ahead with elections after deadly fire
City officials said they would organise shuttle buses for affected residents to vote.
'Highly traumatised': Hong Kong presses ahead with elections after deadly fire
HONG KONG, Dec 3 - Hong Kong's government will press ahead with a \"patriots only\" legislative election scheduled for Sunday, despite doubts over turnout from a local population still reeling from the Chinese-run city's deadliest fire in decades that has killed at least 156
Taiwan says China sometimes stages mock attacks on foreign navy ships in strait
TAIPEI, Dec 3 - China's military sometimes simulates attacks on foreign naval vessels in the Taiwan Strait and Taiwan shares intelligence with international partners when they operate in those waters, a senior Taiwan security official said on Wednesday.
China sometimes stages mock attacks on foreign navy ships in Taiwan Strait, says Taipei
China says it alone exercises sovereignty and jurisdiction over the strait, a major trade route.