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Thousands march in Buenos Aires for women’s rights
Thousands of women marched in Argentina’s capital Buenos Aires to mark International Women’s Day, protesting gender violence and inequality.
Xi–Trump summit: The defining global rivalry shaping the 21st century
As the leaders of the world’s two largest economies prepare to meet, the Xi–Trump summit will spotlight the defining geopolitical rivalry of our era. From artificial intelligence and global supply chains to security in the Indo-Pacific, the strategic competition between the
Costa and von der Leyen strike diverging tone as Europe searches voice in chaotic world
Council President Costa calls to double down on respect for international rules even if others don't, as von der Leyen urges a pragmatic, interest-driven foreign policy rooted in seeing the world as it is, not how it should be.
New power generation: Former diesel plant readies to become Uzbek contemporary art space
Uzbekistan will this month open a new Centre for Contemporary Arts at a historic former diesel power plant. The exhibition space's inaugural season includes international artists, a Venice Biennale collateral project and city-wide cultural festivals.
Iran war shocks continue to ripple through the global economy
The Iran war is driving up energy and fertiliser prices, threatening food shortages in poor countries, destabilising fragile states and complicating inflation control at central banks worldwide.
What we know about Ali Larijani, Tehran's most influential powerbroker
Although Ali Larijani could not have succeeded Ali Khamenei and holds no position in the interim leadership council, his current status makes him one of top targets for elimination due to the immense power he wields.
Cologne’s famed Gothic cathedral to introduce admission fee
Funds raised by the new charge will be used for rising maintenance costs at the UNESCO-listed church.
Wizz Air plans to launch charter flights from the UK to the US for the World Cup
The airline expects strong interest from football teams participating in the World Cup.
Daily multivitamin intake linked to slower biological ageing, though experts remain sceptical
Taking daily vitamin supplements can help slow biological ageing, but experts caution against treating supplements as a substitute for a healthy diet and exercise.
‘Serious water crisis’ on horizon as Middle East’s desalination plants hit and acid rain falls
Experts warn that the Middle East’s ‘saltwater kingdoms’ are at risk as vulnerable desalination and oil plants become targets.
Long lines form at US airports as DHS shutdown slows security checks
Travelers faced hours-long waits at security checkpoints at airports in Houston and New Orleans as a partial shutdown of the US Department of Homeland Security affected staffing and screening operations.
What role does the US base in Germany's Ramstein play in Iran war?
While Germany emphasises that it is not a party to the Iran war, the US airbase in Ramstein plays a central role in the coordination of the US intervention.
Manipulating political public opinion among young adults
Social media has profoundly reshaped how young people interact, learn, and form identities. However, evidence shows that addictive platform features, manipulative algorithms, and engagement-maximising design can negatively affect mental health, autonomy, and development,
Argentinian horror 'The Dollmaker' collects top prize at Portugal's Fantasporto film festival
'The Dollmaker' (Encantador) is the title of the film by Argentinian director José María Cicala that took the top prize at Portugal’s oldest film festival, which this year also paid tribute to Norwegian cinema.
EU fertility falls to record low as population continues to age
New data released by Eurostat show that fertility across the European Union fell to its lowest level on record in 2024, while the population continued to grow older. An estimated 3.55 million babies were born in the EU in 2024, a 3.3% decrease compared with 3.67 million births
Volkswagen to cut 50,000 jobs as profits drop
Europe's largest carmaker said post-tax profits had dropped to their lowest level since 2016.
Fake Euronews reports used to spread disinformation about Middle East war
A disinformation campaign which has been linked to pro-Russian actors is imitating reputable media outlets to push fake reports about the Middle East war, as part of a campaign to discredit the West and Ukraine.
French AI ‘Godfather’ Yann LeCun raises nearly $1 billion for startup to build safer AI
His startup aims to develop AI systems that can make more informed decisions by leveraging data from cameras and sensors.
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You could be permanently banned by this airline for not using headphones while watching videos
United Airlines can now remove customers from aircraft for playing audio out loud on board.
Singapore unveils Wetlands by the Bay project with new immersive art experience from teamLab
The 12,000 sq m museum will see visitors kayak alongside artworks nestled among the mangroves.
'Don’t Steal This Book': Authors protest AI at London Book Fair with ‘empty’ book
Thousands of authors feature in a new "empty" book titled “Don’t Steal This Book” - a protest over AI firms using creative professionals’ work without their permission.
Protesters block bus carrying Iranian women’s team in Australia after five players granted asylum
Australia granted asylum to five members of Iran’s women’s soccer team visiting for a tournament as the Iran war began. Outside the team’s hotel, protesters tried to block a bus believed to carry other players. It remains unclear what will happen to the rest of the team.
Reindeer racing draws crowds in Finland’s frozen north near the Russian border
Traditional reindeer racing that's been delighting fans for decades in Finland, has drawn crowds of spectators despite freezing sub zero temperatures. The competition is held at a remote location near the Russian border 264 kilometres northeast of the city of Oulu.
Volkswagen slashes 50,000 jobs after profits collapse by nearly half
Volkswagen Group profits slumped by almost half in 2025. Trade conflicts, difficulties in China and the change in strategy at Porsche are putting Europe's largest car manufacturer under pressure.
Arnold Schwarzenegger staging a comeback with ‘King Conan’, new ‘Predator’ and ‘Commando’ movies
Arnold Schwarzenegger is in talks to return to not one but three of his iconic film franchises. The first seems to be ‘King Conan’ - a return to the world of the 1982 film that propelled him to stardom.
Oil prices fall as Trump floats possible sanctions relief
Oil markets got their first significant relief in days as Trump signalled Washington could ease sanctions on some countries to cool crude prices.
Newsletter: War fears, oil markets and EU energy battles
Also in this newsletter: Fico warns Slovakia may block EU's Ukraine loan if Orbán loses election.
Trump ‘gambling with lives’ in Iran, top EU lawmaker Neumann tells Euronews
The European Parliament's top lawmaker on Iran tells Europe Today that she cannot 'endorse a war' where the end game is unclear, saying regime change cannot be triggered by 'bombs alone' as Trump contradicts war timeline.
Parents’ stress may play a key role in child obesity, study finds
Managing parents’ stress significantly reduces the risks of obesity in young children, according to a new study.
‘More Than A Feeling’ Boston frontman Tommy DeCarlo dies aged 60
Tommy DeCarlo, who performed with the classic rock band Boston for nearly 20 years, has died at age 60. The singer died following a battle with brain cancer.
Commission invests over €103 million in European strategic environment and climate projects
The European Commission is investing more than €103 million in seven strategic projects across Europe with funding under the LIFE programme. They will contribute to strengthening the EU's prosperity, reinforcing economic stability, food systems and environmental ecosystems,
Oil prices: Drivers rush to fill tanks in China before fuel price hike
Drivers queued at petrol stations in Nanjing ahead of a nationwide fuel price increase set to take effect at midnight as global oil prices surged above $100 per barrel.
Is the EU ready to handle the fallout of a US–Iran war?
The United States and Iran are at war, and the European Union is increasingly affected by this rapidly escalating regional conflict.
EU steps up civil protection efforts and brings back 356 citizens home amid developments in the Middle East
Two repatriation flights chartered directly by the European Commission have safely landed in Romania. The two flights brought back 356 European citizens who were stranded in the Middle East from Oman to Romania. For the first time ever, the Commission mobilised its own rescEU
Middle East flights: Qatar Airways confirms more repatriation services to and from Doha
Over the past week, Oman Air has operated almost 80 extra flights and ‘helped more than 97,000 passengers get home’.
UK-based Metalysis secures €1m ESA funding to scale sustainable titanium production so developing a secure Western supply chain
Metalysis, the South Yorkshire-based global leader in manufacturing critical metal and metal alloy powders for space, aerospace, defence, hypersonics, semiconductors and other advanced manufacturing sectors, has been awarded nearly €1 million, under a programme of and funded by
Hegseth announces 'most intense day' of Iran strikes as Tehran's attacks continue
Saudi Arabian and Kuwaiti authorities report intercepting barrages of drones early on Tuesday. Late on Monday, Trump said he expects the war to end “very soon” but provided no timeline. Follow our live blog.
Europe Today: Trump claims Iran war ‘complete’ amid signs of escalation
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
When textbooks revive an ancient lie
Antisemitism is often discussed as a modern political problem. Yet, some of its oldest and most dangerous ideas are still present in ordinary settings, including the classroom. Indeed, some children are still being taught versions of Christian history echoing one of the most
Meet Antonio Najarro, the choreographer turning Spanish dance into a universal language
From the Malaga Fair to the great theatres of the world, from the Olympic Games to Disney: Antonio Najarro's career is that of a creator who has taken Spanish dance beyond its traditional limits without ever losing its essence.
‘Rarely seen moments’: Winners of the British Wildlife Photography Awards revealed
Fluorescent lobsters and leaping toads have starring roles in this year’s winning photos.
‘AI brain fry’: Why your brain feels fatigued after using AI chatbots at work
Mental exhaustion from AI use could become more common as employees build and oversee more AI agents.
Trafficking victims: Number in Europe might be 'much higher' than previously thought
More than 39,000 human trafficking cases were recorded in Europe in 20 years. War and displacement, especially in Ukraine, are fuelling the crisis, as victims face forced labour and sexual exploitation.
Middle East war disrupts tourism and could redirect travellers to Spain
The drop in the perception of safety in several Gulf nations and the first travel cancellations could divert part of the tourist demand to European destinations such as Spain.
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As bombs fall, gold prices rise — and Poland is taking notice
Geopolitical unrest is driving private investors away from virtual instruments and towards physical bars and coins — assets you can lock in a safe, carry in a suitcase or bury under the floorboards.
German lawyer to head fight against EU fraud
Andrés Ritter (pictured) has been named at the new head of a body that spearheads the fight against EU fraud. Ritter will be the new European chief prosecutor to the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) with effect from 1 November. He joined Germany’s prosecution service
Watch: Trump says Iran war will end 'pretty quickly'
US President Donald Trump told Republican lawmakers in Doral, Florida, that the Iran war will end “pretty quickly,” saying the world will be much safer once it is over. “We’ve already won in many ways, but we haven’t won enough,” Trump said.