European Council president nominee downplays Meloni's vote against him
For the first time a politician from the south of the European Union will take over the presidency of the European Council.
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WATCH: Iranian exiles in London protest as elections take place
Iranians in London gathered Friday in front of the Iranian consulate and embassy as the country held elections to choose a successor to the late President Ebrahim Raisi, who died in a helicopter crash in May.
WATCH: Heavy rains cause deadly collapse at Indira Gandhi Airport
A portion of a canopy at New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal 1 collapsed early Friday due to heavy pre-monsoon rains, killing one person and injuring six others.
Far-right leads in latest poll ahead of France's legislative elections
At least 289 seats are needed for a parliamentary majority, and National Rally is predicted to get between 260 and 295 seats.
French leftist coalition hoping to be a block against far-right government
Left-wing voters hope that a new coalition will block the far right from winning the election, but with Macron's party calling it “extreme,” it could be difficult to galvanise voters.
‘We didn’t dare to dream’: Hope as Scottish wildcat kittens born in national park
The kittens were caught on camera after at least two female wildcats are thought to have given birth since their release.
State of the Union: Rutte new NATO chief, EU accession talks with Ukraine
This edition of State of the Union focuses on Mark Rutte's appointment as the next NATO secretary general and the opening of EU accession talks with Ukraine #StateOfTheUnion
Migrant detention facilities nearly built in Albania in controversial deal with Italy
The construction of two Italian migrant detention centres in Albania is underway with the facilities expected to open at the beginning of August.
WATCH: Tan-Tan season carnival celebrates Morocco’s cultural diversity
The Tan Tan Season Carnival, chaired by Mohamed Fadel Ben Yaich and attended by UAE representatives and local officials, celebrated cultural diversity and heritage in Morocco’s southern provinces.
From Bornean elephants to Chilean cacti: Red list of threatened species jumps by 6,000
Reptiles have suffered a “staggering” decline in the Canary Islands and Ibiza, but there’s good news for one European species.
Latest news bulletin | June 28th – Evening
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Netanyahu has everything to lose and nothing to gain from deescalating
Once known as Mr Security, Netanyahu has made a career out of the persona he built for himself: the self-proclaimed "King Bibi" who can save Israel. Now, he'll do anything to ensure self-preservation, Shlomo Roiter Jesner writes.
Why cinema finds itself alive and well in Bologna
Some say cinema is a dying art form but don't say that to anyone at Bologna's Ritrovato Festival, a celebration of carefully curated restored classics to be seen and experienced in one of the country's most beautiful settings.
London carries out disaster training exercise to test if it’s prepared for ‘unbelievable’ 40C heat
Operation Helios hopes to ensure authorities have the right tools and knowledge to handle emergencies and support Londoners through extreme weather events.
EU Commission’s health service may shed key food competencies: document
Health department DG SANTE could suffer a remarkable power loss to its farm-focused rival DG AGRI, according to the latest draft of a reshuffle seen by Euronews.
WATCH: Brazil faces backlash over proposed abortion law
Women’s rights defenders protested in São Paulo, urging the National Congress to discard a bill equating abortions after 22 weeks with homicide, punishable by up to 20 years in prison.
Revenge travel fades away leaving European accommodations with a confidence boost
While "revenge travel" has sparked a resurgence in the European accommodation industry, the path ahead is uneven. Supporting smaller businesses is the way to preserve the cultural richness of Europe's hospitality landscape, Peter Lochbihler writes.
Arctic wildfires tear through Russia’s Far North releasing megatonnes of carbon
Hot, dry weather has created conditions conducive for fires to ignite in the Arctic.
'Russophobic' EU top job decisions 'bad' for ties with Russia, Kremlin says
EU leaders have nominated Ursula von der Leyen to remain as European Commission president and chosen Kaja Kallas as the next EU foreign policy chief.
Defunct Russian satellite breaks apart forcing ISS astronauts to shelter
Details on what caused the breakup of the Resurs-P1 Russian Earth observation satellite, which Russia declared non-operational in 2022, were not immediately available.
EU and NATO under new leadership: Who's who
The European Union is turning a new page in the same week when NATO appointed its new chief. Meet the key actors who will shape the next five years.
Green groups give cautious thumbs up to EU’s new strategic agenda
EU leaders have retained a prominent role for environmental policy in the next five-year political cycle, and put the instigator of the Green Deal Ursula von der Leyen forward for a second term as president of the European Commission.
Why did Hungary and Italy vote down EU top jobs?
The Conservative duo slammed the nomination process to elect EU high-level positions as undemocratic and misaligned with the outcome of the EU elections, which saw the right wing gaining prominence in the European Parliament.
Can Cyprus cope with the current flow of asylum seekers?
Their massive arrival, especially until spring, has motivated a heated debate about the limits of reception in the country. Euronews Witness travelled there to listen to very different points of views.
World’s first “AI MP” standing in UK General Election
This year’s UK general election has at least one highly unusual candidate running for office….. “AI Steve.” If elected, it would be the world’s first elected AI politician. “SmarterUK” is a new AI-powered political party in Britain which has put forward AI Steve as a candidate
Stop and smell the art: Polish museum captures original scent of da Vinci's 'Lady with an Ermine'
At the National Museum in Kraków, Leonardo da Vinci can now put a smell on you.
Why is Emmanuel Macron so disliked by French voters?
Analysts say that Macron's decision to dissolve parliament was not understood by French voters.
ChatGPT maker OpenAI and Microsoft facing legal fight over 'exploitative' copyright infringement
An American non-profit is suing OpenAI and Microsoft for allegedly breaching copyright law by using its material to train their AI models.
Bolivian President Luis Arce denounces 'self-coup' claims as lies
Following a failed coup attempt, Bolivian President Luis Arce slammed the accusations that he orchestrated it himself, stating that the general who led the push to oust him acted independently.
EU leaders recognise increasing damages due to climate change and biodiversity loss
Alongside the endorsement of Ursula von der Leyen for a potential second term as President of the European Commission, the European Council adopted a new set of priorities, emphasising the importance of continuing the green transition. At the same time, concerns have emerged
Sigourney Weaver to receive honorary Golden Lion Award at Venice Film Festival
The US actress will receive the award at the 81st edition of the festival, which takes place from 28 August – 7 September.
What is Meloni's strategy in Brussels?
From kingmaker to troublemaker — Italian Prime Minister may have time to beef up her strategy in the pursuit of a significant European Commission portfolio before the first European Parliament plenary in July.
Police push back protesters in Jerusalem calling for Israel government to accept Gaza truce
Thousands rallied in central Jerusalem, calling on the government to agree to a cease-fire deal with Hamas that would free dozens of hostages held by the militant group.
Rock'n'roll sloths & lonely penguins: The best of the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards (so far)
A three-headed giraffe and a rock’n’roll sloth. No, this isn’t our pitch for a new Pixar movie directed by David Lynch but some of the animals featured in the Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards 2024. Here are some of the highlights so far.
How the fall of Macron’s centrists has changed France’s political landscape
The French president has sold his party as a centrist force against extremism, but now he faces an uncertain election, and his strategy of pitting his presidential coalition against two extremes may no longer work with voters.
The Top 10 Most Popular Stocks In Belgium
New research has revealed the most popular stocks in Belgium, with Tesla coming out on top, based on monthly Google searches. Nvidia takes second place on the list, NIO comes third. The study by Journo Research, with the help of global fintech group Plus500, analysed the last
Asylum seekers in Cyprus turn to charities amid far-right backlash
Cyprus has already paused the examination of asylum applications from Syrian citizens for 14 months.
Being a coffee drinker might be good for your heart health if you sit down all day for work
Coffee might reduce the risks associated with sedentary behaviour, a new study showed. But it shouldn’t prevent you from taking active breaks.
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Marilyn Monroe's former home declared historic landmark and safe from demolition
Marilyn Monroe’s Los Angeles home has been declared a historical cultural monument, making it safe from demolition.
EU top jobs have been decided, what’s next?
With European leaders agreeing on the three names to fill the EU's top jobs, the wheels have been set in motion for the next five years in the European Union. What comes next?
Who really is Jordan Bardella, the young far-right French politician?
Bardella’s journey from university drop-out to potential prime minister has astonished many, highlighting his meteoric rise in just a few years. Banking on a compelling rags-to-riches story, the reality is far more nuanced.
Peace and quiet: Can Marina Abramović get the Glastonbury crowds to be silent for 7 minutes?
The famous Serbian conceptual artist will take to the Pyramid Stage tonight for seven minutes of silence. Why? And can she pull it off?
Passenger video reveals minutes after Slovakian train crash
Passenger Katarína Molnárová's video captures the aftermath of a train crash in Nové Zámky, Slovakia.
UK economic recovery was faster than first estimated in early 2024
The UK economy grew at a faster pace than initially estimated, in the first three months of 2024, as the country emerged from recession, revised official figures show.
Iranians begin voting to replace president killed in a helicopter crash
63-year-old Ebrahim Raisi died in the May 19 helicopter crash that also killed the country's foreign minister and others.
Directors Veronika Franz & Severin Fiala talk 'The Devil’s Bath' and giving a voice to the voiceless
Euronews Culture sat down with directors Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala to discuss 'The Devil's Bath', which shines an unsettling light on a previously unexplored and dark chapter of European history.