Italian island party attended by Mick Jagger shut down by police
A wrap party for the upcoming film Three Incestuous Sisters fell foul of Stromboli's no music on Wednesdays rule.
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EU economy chief certain the bloc will not return to Russian gas or oil as energy crisis bites
Exclusive: European Commissioner for the Economy Valdis Dombrovskis said Russia is milking the crisis in the Middle East for energy profits – and the EU will not ease on its sanction regime for cheaper oil or gas flows.
Trump is forcing the EU 'to act more mature' in the world, MEP says
MEP Javi López (S&D, Spain) believes the EU's trade deal with México is an example of the bloc's "offensive foreign action". Recent deals, including India and Mercosur, show how the EU is "working in the direction" of diversifying its economic relations worldwide, while
More US troops in Poland - What does the country have to say about it
The decision by US President Donald Trump to send an extra 5,000 troops to Poland took both the Polish authorities and the US administration itself equally by surprise.
'Zapper Bolloré': Hollywood stars join petition against billionaire
Heavyweight support: Javier Bardem, Ken Loach, Mark Ruffalo, Aki Kaurismäki and Yorgos Lanthimos have joined an op-ed denouncing Vincent Bolloré’s grip on cinema, now backed by nearly 3,500 film professionals.
Hunger and overcrowding in Europe's prisons: where does your country stand?
Some countries spend millions trying to address the crisis, yet prisons continue to suffer from poor hygiene, inadequate medical care, and inhumane living conditions.
Angry crowd sets fire to Ebola treatment center in Congo
Residents in eastern Congo set fire to an Ebola treatment center after authorities stopped them from retrieving the body of a suspected victim for burial, as anger and fear grow over the worsening outbreak. Aid workers fled the scene as flames engulfed the facility.
Commission sends Statements of Objections to several companies concerning synthetic turf cartels
The European Commission has informed several companies active in the synthetic turf sector of its preliminary view that they have breached EU antitrust rules by colluding to distort competition in synthetic turf for sports pitches in the Netherlands and Germany. If the
Feeling hungry for Cretan cuisine? Crete named one of the world’s top dining destinations for 2026
National Geographic has picked Crete in its Best of the World list for food, and the island is also an official 2026 European region of gastronomy.
Podcast | How is Brussels taking all this Brexit banter?
Nearly a decade after the referendum, Britain is arguing about Brexit all over again. Was it a historic mistake, a necessary act of sovereignty, or something the country still hasn’t fully understood?
Rosalía, Lily Allen and CMAT triumph at Ivor Novello songwriting awards
UK awards The Ivor Novellos specifically recognise the importance of songwriting. Rosalía, Lily Allen and Sam Fender were this year's big winners, as well as rising star Jacob Alon, who won two awards. Here's everything you need to know about last night's ceremony.
British climber scales Everest for record 20th time, officials say
Two Indian climbers are believed to have died while descending the mountain this week, after climbing the peak on Thursday.
Russian strike on Sumy injures six as mass drone attack hits Ukraine
Ukraine said six people, including a child, were injured after a Russian strike hit Sumy on Thursday. Firefighters spent hours tackling flames in residential and industrial areas damaged in the attack.
Danger in the deep: Prehistoric predators emerge at London's Natural History Museum
Fearsome enormous creatures lay beneath the waves while dinosaurs roamed the Earth, now a new exhibition at London's Natural History Museum explores what lessons we can learn about climate change from Jurassic life underwater.
Turkey welcomes 422 Gaza flotilla activists after Israel detention
422 Gaza flotilla activists landed in Istanbul on Thursday after being deported by Israel. Several alleged physical abuse and torture following the interception of their aid convoy.
Newsletter: EU makes its trade play in Mexico
As top European Union officials travel to Mexico on Friday to finalise a revived EU-Mexico trade deal, NATO foreign ministers will meet for a second day in Sweden to try to decipher Washington’s increasingly confusing military posture in Europe.
Watch: Why Europe’s forgotten power bloc is making a return
Péter Magyar's first official foreign trip to Poland wrapped up yesterday. With the diplomatic dust is settling, all eyes are on the sudden resurrection of the Visegrád Four. What this shift actually means for Europe?
Commission to receive recommendations from EU citizens on shaping the preparedness union
Today (22 May), the 3rd and final session of the European citizens' panel on preparedness will start in Brussels and will run until Sunday. After almost 3 months of deliberation, the 150 randomly selected citizens from all 27 member states, representing EU diversity, will
‘We are not for sale’: Greenlanders protest growing US presence in Nuuk
Hundreds in Nuuk protest a renewed US presence, accusing Washington of treating Greenland as a strategic asset and demanding respect for self-rule.
Invitation to Compliance Services programme's user satisfaction survey
The Compliance Services programme, an initiative supported by the EU LIFE scheme, would like to invite users of its services to fill out a user satisfaction survey: Click here to participate in the survey. This short 5-10 minute survey aims to assess the usefulness of the tools
EU’s new Waste Shipment Regulation and DIWASS digital platform go live
The new rules are a landmark moment in the EU’s transition to a circular economy and a decisive step towards full digitalization. The revised Waste Shipment Regulation and most of its provisions enter into application on 21 May, including the launch of the Digital Waste
Europe Today: EU economy chief Dombrovskis rules out easing Russia sanctions despite inflation fears
After the EU downgraded its economic growth forecast and warned of rising inflation, EU economy chief Valdis Dombrovskis tells Europe Today the bloc will not ease Russia sanctions, unlike the US and UK, despite pressure to cushion the energy crisis linked to the Iran war.
Trump to send additional 5,000 US troops to Poland
Trump said he had made the decision based on the election of the right-wing Polish President Karol Nawrocki.
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: ‘Star Wars: The Mandalorian And Grogu’ - Mando or Mandon’t?
The first big screen live-action Star Wars film in seven years is finally here...
EU expands support for workers at risk of job loss
The Council has adopted new rules to expand the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund for Displaced Workers (EGF). For the first time, workers facing imminent job loss due to company restructuring will be eligible for support. This change aims to reduce situations where
Rubio doubtful diplomacy would work with Cuban government as Trump raises threat of military action
Rubio says the White House is very focused on toppling the socialist government of Cuba to address what he says are national security risks. He also stressed that Havana will not be able to outwait the Trump administration, urging them to strike a deal before it is too late.
Anxiety and depression drive global mental health surge to 1.2 billion, study
A surge in anxiety and depression has pushed global mental health cases to 1.2 billion, highlighting a growing burden that health systems are not prepared to meet.
‘It doesn’t feel real': Team Qatar gears up for historic Le Mans debut
Team Qatar has officially launched its campaign for the 24 Hours of Le Mans, marking the country’s first-ever entry into the legendary endurance race. For driver Abdulla Al Khelaifi, the moment is both historic and deeply personal as Qatar takes another major step onto the
One in a thousand: The European countries where the ultra-rich earn the most
The richest 0.1% in Europe receive about 4.5% of all income, but their share varies widely between countries.
'Turning crisis into opportunity': How Lithuania became a wild card for the EU's clean energy race
Lithuania’s rapid deployment of wind and solar power is helping the country strengthen its energy resilience and end its reliance on Russian fossil fuels.
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Elon Musk’s Grokipedia leans on more right-wing sources in sensitive topics, study finds
Grokpedia articles about religion, history, literature and art referenced more right-wing websites than Wikipedia’s on the same topics, a new study found.
Where to travel for accessible adventures in Europe, according to the experts
From accessible mountain adventures in Scotland to tactile museums in Sicily, disabled travellers and accessibility experts reveal the European destinations making holidays easier, more inclusive and less daunting for people with additional access needs.
Hitting the right notes: That's Azerbaijani jazz
It may be relatively little known outside of its own borders but the jazz scene in Azerbaijan is particularly vibrant. It is known for its distinctive improvisational style and unique fusion of Eastern musical traditions with Western jazz. It covers a broad range of styles,
Brussels to remove remaining barriers with Mexico as the allies review their trade agreement
The move comes as world economies look to strengthen their ties amid turbulent relations with the US, caused by the Trump administration’s hostile trade policies, as well as the war in Iran, which have caused global instability.
Republican call off vote on Trump's War Powers Resolution that was on the verge of passing
Democrats slammed Republicans as “cowards” for delaying the voting procedure into next month, while Republicans argue the move was to allow lawmakers unable to attend the vote a chance to cast their say.
US to send 5,000 more troops to Poland, Trump says
The announcement comes a week after the Pentagon cancelled a planned deployment of 4,000 troops to the country.
'No means no': Greenlanders protest against Trump outside new US consulate
The inauguration of the new consulate comes amid a push by the US president for greater control over the island.
Bad Bunny arrives in Barcelona as Spain's biggest tour of the year gets under way
The Puerto Rican artist kicks off his 'Debí tirar más fotos world tour' this Friday at the Estadi Olímpic, with tickets from €73 and over 600,000 spectators expected nationwide.
Air France and Airbus convicted of manslaughter in 2009 Rio-Paris crash over Atlantic
On 1 June 2009, Air France Flight AF447, travelling from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, was cruising over the Atlantic when the pilots lost control of the aircraft, causing it to plunge into the ocean.
Ancient Buddhist hall with 1,000-year-old ‘eternal flame’ burns in Japan
A Buddhist hall on Japan’s Miyajima Island that housed an “eternal flame” believed to have burned for more than 1,000 years was destroyed in a fire, with aerial footage showing the building engulfed in flames.
Cities must plan for migration as permanent reality, experts say at World Urban Forum
Governments must treat migration as a permanent feature of urban planning, not an emergency, the IOM deputy director general told Euronews at the World Urban Forum in Baku.
Ukraine's Baltic allies unsettled by repeated drone incursions
The intrusion of Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles into the airspace of the Baltic states raises questions, and not all of them have answers.
Pair arrested after boys abandoned by road in Portugal
The children were carrying backpacks with food and water but no identity documents when they were found by a driver.
Rubio says US focused on changing politics in Cuba as Havana accepts €86m in aid
Rubio, a Cuban-American and vociferous opponent of Havana's government, described the island 145 kilometres from the US shore as a "failed state" as it suffers a major economic crisis.
Turkish court annuls leadership of main opposition CHP party, sparking turmoil
The case concerns allegations of vote buying at the CHP congress in November 2023, with prosecutors alleging that Özgür Özel secured his election as party leader with promises of jobs and other kickbacks.
Eiffel Tower staircase segment sells at auction for over €450,000
The section was part of the tower's original staircase linking the second and third floors; it was removed when lifts were installed in the 1980s.
Eiffel Tower staircase section sells for over 450,000 euros at auction
The section was part of the tower’s original staircase linking the second and third floors and was removed when lifts were installed in the 1980s.
Eiffel Tower staircase section sells at auction for over 450,000 euros
The section came from the tower’s original staircase linking the second and third floors; it was removed when lifts were installed in the 1980s.
The mysterious case of 'the ghost watches' – how unique timepieces called worthless in court turned up at an auction
When a group of customers of respected Singapore watch dealer Dominic Khoo sued, claiming his watches were overpriced, every fraud claim was thrown out by the courts. The same investors then sold the watches at a Hong Kong auction house, without Khoo, the owner's, knowledge,