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Turkish court sentences hotel owner and 10 others to life for deadly fire that killed 78
The blaze broke out at the Grand Karta Hotel at the Kartalkaya ski resort on 21 January during the winter school break, killing 78 people and injuring 133.
European carmakers warn of supply shocks as Nexperia halts chip exports to China
Europe’s car industry is bracing for new supply shocks after Dutch chipmaker Nexperia halted wafer shipments from China amid management disputes, weeks after The Hague seized control of the company over security concerns.
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Hedda’ - A dazzling tale of a quest for freedom and power
Nia DaCosta's 'Hedda', out on Prime Video, is a modern and audacious retelling of Henrik Ibsen's 1891 play, about a disillusioned woman's quest for social and financial advancement.
Greece still buries nearly 80% of its waste despite billions spent and bins everywhere
The waste problem is particularly critical in Athens and the wider area of the Greek capital.
El Fasher: civilians flee as violence engulfs North Darfur
The capture of el-Fasher by the powerful Arab-led force raises fears that Africa’s third-largest nation may split again, nearly 15 years after the oil-rich South Sudan gained independence following years of civil war.
Read it and weep: Spine-tingling books to read on Halloween
Are you sitting comfortably? Then let us begin. Whether you're celebrating Halloween or commiserating Day of the Dead, reading aloud or alone are both fitting ways to entertain yourself and, perhaps, any evil spirits willing to listen....These are Euronews Culture's books for
Centrist D66 confirmed as Dutch general election winner
With nearly all votes counted, Geert Wilders' far-right PVV party no longer has a chance at overtaking the centrist D66 party led by Rob Jetten.
Dutch centrist Rob Jetten wins neck-and-neck election race, vote analysis says
Rob Jetten's D66 is the biggest party in Wednesday's election, according to vote analysis indicating it cannot be beaten.
Universal Music Group and AI music firm Udio settle lawsuit and announce new music platform
A legal wrangle over alleged copyright infringement between Universal Music and AI firm Udio has ended with a settlement and a new partnership for a platform to make AI music more accessible to everyday users.
Sixty years after tourist stole skull from cathedral, he sends it back
"It's not something you expect," says Franz Zehetner, who opened the parcel addressed to Vienna's St Stephen's Cathedral.
Angry families begin burying dead after police raid on Rio favela kills at least 132
The operation's stated objectives were capturing leaders and limiting the territorial expansion of the Red Command gang, which has increased its control over favelas in recent years.
EU countries split over polluting credits for European industry in Green Deal pusback
Negotiations for pollution credits in 2040 climate neutrality goal could further water down the EU’s Green Deal in favor of European industry. A formal decision by environment ministers is due November 4.
Orbán to press Trump for Hungary's exemption from new US sanctions on Russian oil
The Hungarian Prime Minister says dropping Russian oil would result in economic collapse, as Hungary imports more than four-fifths of its crude oil from Russia.
Eurozone inflation slows to 2.1%, yet Lagarde stays cautious
Eurozone inflation eased to 2.1% in October, nearing the ECB’s target. Lagarde praised progress but warned of global and wage-related risks.
Milan’s ghostly secrets ignite the Halloween spirit
In Milan, Halloween unfolds amid centuries of history — from skull-lined chapels to ghostly legends in ancient libraries.
Jamaica flight delays continue and package holidays cancelled following Hurricane Melissa
Hundreds of travellers are still waiting for flights out of Jamaica and are warned of food and accommodation shortages.
Europe's hydrogen heroes are leading the way worldwide
Are European companies still world leaders? Our new series “Made in Europe” takes a look around machine halls and production facilities.
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Latvian MPs vote to pull out of treaty on protecting women from violence
Several thousand people protested against the vote, and it is now up to the president to decide the next step.
Spirit in the sky: Barcelona's Sagrada Família becomes the world's tallest church
Barcelona's basilica reached 162.91 metres in height on Thursday after the placement of a piece of its central tower, surpassing the German cathedral in Ulm by just over a metre. Gaudí's masterpiece will continue to grow to 172 metres in the coming months.
The art of time: Geneva exhibition celebrates the world of watchmaking ahead of GPHG awards
The beauty and craftsmanship of watchmaking is being celebrated at Geneva's Musée d’Art et d’Histoire in a new exhibition curated by the Grand Prix d'Horologerie de Geneve ahead of its annual award ceremony on 13 November.
Apple delivers strong results despite global trade war and AI rivalry
Strong demand for iPhones drove the company’s revenue higher in the three months to the end of September, closing its fiscal year with record profits.
Cleanup efforts under way after Hurricane Melissa leaves destructive trail in the Caribbean
Hurricane Melissa, one of the most powerful ever recorded, tore through the Caribbean, with scientists pointing to climate change as a key factor behind the storm’s intensity.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: How much packaging waste do EU citizens produce?
Despite packaging waste having risen over the past decade, seven EU countries achieved the 2030 goal of recycling at least 70% of all packaging waste as early as 2023.
Should we expect more monster storms like Hurricane Melissa as the planet warms?
Experts estimate that Melissa was about 10 per cent stronger because of climate change.
Here's how to use AI at work to avoid hallucinations and mistakes
Don’t trust AI to make big decisions for you and think of it as an intern.
EU advances Ukraine's participation in EU secure space services
On 28 October, the European Commission proposed to member states authorizing the opening of negotiations with Ukraine on its participation in the Governmental Satellite Communications (GOVSATCOM) component of the European Union Space programme and the Union Secure Connectivity
Heavy rains cause flooding in various parts of Tuscany
Italy faces unstable weather over Halloween, with heavy rain in the north and thunderstorms expected in the south.
Russia's new nuclear weapons - real threat or Putin bluster?
This week alone, the Russian president unveiled two nuclear-capable weapons - but their value may be more symbolic than military.
Euronews OCEAN Season 7, Episode 10 - Blue economy
Where does Europe’s blue economy stand today, and how are we identifying its main challenges and trends? This episode of Ocean explores how data flows power Europe's blue economy, beginning in Galicia, Spain, where students at IGAFA aquaculture school learn their trade, and
Amazon shares surge 13% on strong AI-driven cloud growth
Amazon reported higher sales and earnings for the third quarter, and it was boosted by its fast-growing web services business.
Europe’s rural regions that bridge the innovation gap
Rural regions show potential beyond traditional sectors, also in robotics and semiconductors. Across Europe, cities remain centres of entrepreneurial dynamism and innovation. However, evidence from a recently published JRC policy brief suggests that rural regions can be engines
Jewish heirs sue Met Museum and Greek foundation over Nazi-looted Van Gogh painting
A Jewish couple was forced to leave Vincent van Gogh’s 1889 'Olive Picking' behind when they fled Nazi Germany. The pair's heirs are now fighting for the painting's ownership.
Trump and first lady hand out candy at White House Halloween celebration
The event was organized in partnership with the International Fresh Produce Association, which provided the pumpkins for the celebration and later donated them to DC Central Kitchen after the festivities.
Ready to go places with your career? Make EURES your first stop
For three decades, EURES has been the go-to source for students, graduates and young jobseekers taking their first steps into Europe’s job market. EURES’ new campaign supports them in kickstarting their careers abroad. Are you a university student, recent graduate, or in
Did Trump invite the AfD's Alice Weidel to the White House? Not exactly
Social media is awash with claims that Donald Trump invited Alternative for Germany (AfD) co-leader Alice Weidel to Washington. He didn’t, but a Republican congresswoman did.
Lego pumpkins bring Halloween magic to Legoland Windsor
At first glance, it looks like an ordinary pumpkin patch. But hidden among the real pumpkins are others made entirely of Lego bricks.
Kazakhstan and Europe: Building a strategic economic partnership
Europe today is rethinking its economic security and long-term resilience. Questions of energy autonomy, supply chain diversification, and connectivity have risen to the top of the agenda, accelerated by geopolitical fragmentation and the global green transition. At the same
Latvian parliament votes to withdraw from Istanbul Convention opposing violence against women
The Latvian parliament decided to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention after a heated 13-hour debate, potentially making Latvia the first EU state to renounce it.
What do Europeans have to say about the Digital Fairness Act?
Record 4,325 Call for Evidence submissions (boosted by gamers) show a split. Most business groups opposed it, and many publicly funded NGOs supported it. The EU “champions” (Wolt, Ryanair, Vinted, Spotify) warned of over-regulation, urging focus on implementation.
Eating cheese once a week may lower dementia risk, study suggests
Researchers found that regular cheese eaters were 24 per cent less likely to develop the condition over three years compared with non-cheese eaters.
Europe's secret weapon against Russian 'disposable agents'
Russia's "disposable agents" pose a threat to internal and external security. It is difficult to expose them. That is why German politicians are puzzling over how to defend the country against them. Now, for the first time, a strategy is taking shape.
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Spoiler or supporter? Trump silent on EU enlargement process
Washington has historically supported the enlargement process on the basis that more member states joining the EU means more business and influence. Not anymore. Donald Trump couldn’t care less, experts tell Euronews.
Trade imbalance: How do EU membership contenders stack up against the bloc?
EU trade with the Western Balkans, Ukraine and Moldova has soared past €80bn a year, but the balance tilts heavily towards the bloc — underscoring how deep integration is not yet bringing the economies into alignment.
Soaring ski pass prices are making Europe’s slopes unaffordable for many holidaymakers
The cost of skiing in Europe has risen by 34.8 per cent above inflation since 2015, with Swiss, Austrian, and Italian resorts most responsible.
Is the risk of ‘brain drain’ overlooked in the EU’s enlargement process?
The EU’s enlargement process risks deepening a “brain drain” in the Western Balkans as skilled workers from newer members may migrate looking for opportunities. Experts say targeted measures must be put in place.
Decade of energy alliance strengthens ties with EU, says Kazakh minister
Kazakh Minister of Energy Yerlan Akkenzhenov. Photo credit: primeminister.kzKazakhstan has become an indispensable part of Europe’s energy security, said Kazakh Minister of Energy Yerlan Akkenzhenov in an interview with The Astana Times, marking a decade of transformation from
Israel confirms identities of two hostages' remains returned by Hamas
Israel confirms the identities of two hostages returned by Hamas, Sahar Baruch and Amiram Cooper, whose remains were handed over in the recent ceasefire agreement.