An anti-corruption investigation reaching from Ukraine's Presidential Office into the management of state-owned Sense Bank has raised questions far beyond the alleged laundering of UAH 150 million. At stake are the governance of nationalised assets, the independence of
September is having a moment among travellers as they swap the peak summer months for late-season sun, fewer crowds and more affordable fares.
Nvidia will report its second-quarter results after the US market closes on Wednesday, with analysts expecting revenue of roughly $92 billion (€78.8bn) and investors treating the chipmaker's guidance as a verdict on whether the AI rally still has room to run.
Myanmar's ruling junta seized power in a coup in 2021 that ousted Aung San Suu Kyi's elected government, ending a 10-year experiment with democracy and plunging the country into turmoil and a humanitarian crisis.
Fans, landmarks and institutions are honouring the beloved singer, songwriter and philanthropist, with Nashville landmarks and New York’s Empire State Building lighting up in pink.
The month before President Donald Trump returned to office, immigration arrests stood at just over 8,000, mostly involving immigrants transferred from local or state detention facilities to ICE for deportation.
What once felt like science fiction, an AI robot Olympics, now looks more possible as robotics improves. Reports mention sprinting, soccer, table tennis, gymnastics, and other tests. The World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing brings in more than 2,000 robots for 51 events. That
The agency confirmed it was aware of the IRGC-affiliated broadcast on the US president's youngest son, which claimed a $10m bounty and alleged his movements were "fully monitored".
Archealogists uncovered a colonial-era hospital and adjacent church in Lima that treated sick sailors. According to experts, the hospital dates back to the 1570s and operated until shortly before 1821.
Tributes have been paid after the news that Dolly Parton, one of the most legendary artists in country music history, has died at the age of 80.
More than 1,000 volunteers pull Japan’s Hirosaki Castle back to its original site in Aomori after a decade of renovation work on the 400-year-old keep.
After a summer of holidays and late nights, it's time to set those back-to-school alarms.
Fires between January and July burned more than 200,000 hectares of land, an area three times the size of the capital Jakarta, the government said last week.
In a video posted on social media, the gang leader threatened to kill the hostages if any of his members were harmed.
The European Union has sent urgent support to Serbia through its civil protection mechanism as severe wildfires continue to affect the Deliblato Sands Special Nature Reserve, where more than 3,500 hectares have already been impacted. In response to the worsening situation,
The Claude developer is preparing for a potentially record-breaking initial public offering after rapid revenue growth, but its enormous losses and dispute with the Trump administration could concern investors.
A customer complaint over just 10 grams of missing bread forced the Bavarian baker to install new weighing equipment across his shops.
Berlin, Brighton and Amsterdam were the only cities on the continent to make the top 10 in the ranking from Time Out.
On 24 August, we celebrated Ukraine’s Independence Day. This occasion embodies the bravery, resistance and resilience of the Ukrainian people in the face of Russia’s vicious war of aggression. It also symbolises Ukraine’s journey over the past 35 years in becoming a modern,
Three consecutive search and rescue operations for migrants were carried out at dawn in the sea area southwest of Ierapetra.
Maxwell was convicted in 2021 of supplying underage girls to Epstein, whose ties to powerful business executives, politicians, celebrities and academics have fuelled years of scrutiny and conspiracy theories.
Almost 50,000 new students have been placed in higher education, creating fresh housing pressures as demand for rooms rises, supply shrinks and rents stay high.
From undersea cables to warships, the EU is spending record sums to defend its waters. Watch the video.
Previously operating as NetGuardians, Vyntra has spent a decade helping East African banks fighting financial crime, screening more than two billion transactions annually across the region and expanding its capabilities into broader transaction intelligence. Vyntra’s presence
Kyiv residents describe how repeated Russian missile attacks have transformed daily life as the war reaches far beyond the front lines.
Poor enforcement of building safety regulations in Pakistan has been blamed for the high death toll in fires.
EU chief Antonio Costa has paid tribute to all those who he says are “standing strong in defending their homeland on the front lines and across Ukraine”. The Portuguese-born official was speaking on Monday at Sofiiska Square in Kyiv, the country's capital, to celebrate
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has asked the EU to bring forward part of its €90 billion Ukraine loan to plug a funding gap at the Defence Ministry. But Brussels fears the move could unravel a fragile compromise struck by EU leaders to finance Kyiv through 2027 in gradual
And there we have it: yet another proposed date for parliamentary elections in Serbia. This time, according to President Aleksandar Vučić, they may take place on either 18 or 25 October, writes Helena Ivanov. But, this is not the first date the President has suggested. Earlier
Storm systems are named by procedures set by the World Meteorological Organisation and the lists of names are reused every six years.
At maximum eclipse on 27–28 August, Earth’s dark umbral shadow will cover 96% of the Moon’s face - an almost total eclipse.
A major analysis found that vaping outperforms patches, gum and other conventional aids in helping people give up cigarettes.
After a summer of extreme weather, can France's political parties rise up to the challenge of climate change?
After a summer dominated by extreme weather events, political responses to the climate crisis seem timid and far short of French people’s expectations, experts tell Euronews.
After a summer dominated by extreme weather, the political response to the climate crisis seems far too timid and below French people's expectations, experts tell Euronews.
After a summer dominated by extreme weather, political responses to the climate crisis appear feeble and fall short of French people's expectations, several experts told Euronews.
After a summer dominated by extreme weather, experts told Euronews that political action on the climate crisis remains timid and falls short of French people's expectations.
After a summer marked by extreme weather, the political response to the climate crisis looks timid and falls short of French people's expectations, experts tell Euronews.
An itinerary doesn’t have to include stops at the big-name cities. This autumn, here are the sightseeing destinations worth adding to your trip that offer scenic spots, historic towns and adventurous foods to try.
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Europe could face its toughest winter gas season since 2022 as wholesale prices trade near their highest level in more than three years. Household bills could rise quickly in the Netherlands while taking nearly a year to fully adjust in Germany and Austria.
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of the machinery of modern markets. Banks, hedge funds and trading firms are using increasingly sophisticated models to identify opportunities, manage risk and execute trades, writes Amir Naser Hojati. Most discussion focuses on one
Iran and Oman held talks in Tehran to discuss the management of traffic passing through the Strait of Hormuz, as well as a joint mine-clearing project. Further negotiations are expected to discuss a permanent solution.
Fuel companies are urging customers not to linger at the pumps after a wave of deadly attacks.
The 46-year-old said he was working as a subcontractor for a French company that specialises in transporting military goods.
Salmonella are a group of bacteria that can cause a gastrointestinal illness called salmonellosis. Symptoms of infection often include diarrhoea, a fever and abdominal cramps.
Several thousand migrants remain in the enclave after a mass crossing from Morocco in late July.
Robert Kocharyan, who leads the Moscow-friendly opposition and maintains close ties with Putin, was detained alongside his son and four others in raids on family businesses. Analysts say the move sent "a signal to the Kremlin" about Pashinyan's intent to confront
The singer, songwriter and actress was one of the most influential figures in country music and shaped music and popular culture over a career spanning decades.
After her 18 August spacewalk as the first French woman in orbit, Sophie Adenot has again left the ISS with US astronaut Anil Menon to successfully replace a station antenna.