Germany's far-right AfD adopts 'radical' manifesto ahead of key polls
The far-right party is riding high in the opinion polls in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt.
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István Kapitány’s Political Rise and the Weight of His Energy Past
When senior executives move into politics, their past rarely remains neutral. In the case of István Kapitány, it comes shaped by decades in one of the most geopolitically sensitive industries — and by a regional energy system that has only grown more complex since 2022.
Viktor Orbán: From student dissident to Europe's most polarising leader
Viktor Orbán rose from liberal student activist to a self-professed illiberal, reshaping Hungary’s rule, foreign policy and relations with the EU and Russia.
From insider to rival: how Magyar became Orbán's most serious challenger in 16 years
Just a few years ago, Péter Magyar was an insider within the ruling Fidesz elite in Hungary. This Sunday, he goes into an election that could see him oust Orbán after 16 years of uninterrupted rule in a spectacular shift.
Fuel tankers regain access to Irish oil refinery
Demonstrations due to high prices caused by the US-Israeli war against Iran are affecting traffic on several roads.
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Ukraine and Russia exchange prisoners ahead of Orthodox Easter ceasefire
The warring sides exchanged 175 prisoners of war each in a mediation facilitated by the United Arab Emirates, officials from both nations said.
Is Iran unable to locate its mines in the Strait of Hormuz?
The New York Times reports, citing officials, that Iran may not have accurate records of the locations of all the mines it has laid. Reports suggest that the planting was carried out in a random and disorganised.
Two new studies could change critics’ opinions about how many birds die from wind turbines
Critics say wind turbines endanger birds but two new studies have now analysed the risk in more detail. What they have found could change the debate.
Moment Artemis II capsule splashes down in Pacific
The Artemis II crew splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off the west coast of the United States.
US and Iranian officials begin high-stakes peace talks in Pakistan to resolve war
Three party talks with the US, Iran and Pakistan have begun after a reduction in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon and other preconditions being met, according to Iran's IRNA news agency.
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Gather together: Photographer Neal Slavin on what 50 years of taking group shots says about us
Neal Slavin's landmark photography book "When Two or More Are Gathered Together" reveals the many sides of 20th century American society and is notably for its use of colour. To mark the its 50th anniversary, the photographer spoke to Euronews Culture about the book's enduring
Hungary Elections: There is hope that Peter Magyar can deliver a new beginning
What will Hungary’s elections bring? In an op-ed for Euronews, EU politician Valérie Hayer expresses hope that Péter Magyar could usher in a new political beginning, while warning that another term for Viktor Orbán risks cementing irreversible democratic backsliding.
Hungary Election: An Orbán victory would be good news for Europe
Hungary elections: An Orbán victory would be good news for Europe, writes Gerolf Annemans of the “Patriots for Europe” group in the European Parliament in an op-ed for Euronews. Annemans says Orbán has become a symbol of resistance to centralisation.
Kicking back: Spain's La Liga goes retro for nostalgic football matchday
La Liga clubs step out in retro kits this weekend, blending football heritage and fashion with nostalgia increasingly making a mark in the modern game.
How will AI impact tourism and travel? Your next trip could be entirely planned by ChatGPT
Travel companies Rome2Rio and Omio are integrating with OpenAI, giving over 900 million weekly ChatGPT users instant access to routes, prices and transport options worldwide.
From bone loss to blurred vision: How space travel impacts the human body
As human spaceflight continues to pushes boundaries, scientists try to understand — and minimise — the physical and psychological impact of space travel on the human body.
NASA's Artemis II astronauts back on earth after record-breaking trip around the moon
With their flight now complete, the four astronauts have set NASA up for a moon landing by another crew in just two years and a full-blown moon base within the decade.
Drowned chicks and food scarcity: Emperor penguin and Antarctic fur seal now endangered
The primary drivers are shrinking sea ice and warming oceans driven by climate change.
House prices across Europe: Which countries saw the highest rises in 2025?
House prices rose by 5.5% in the EU in the last quarter of 2025, with stronger growth in some tourist-attractive countries such as Portugal, Croatia and Spain. Experts explain the differences between countries for Euronews Business.
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Travelling to train: European sports resorts turning holidays into fitness breaks
Active holidays are on the rise, with travellers choosing destinations built for training, recovery and movement. Here are some of the most popular sports resorts shaping the trend across Europe.
Final push for votes as challenger to Hungary's Orbán senses victory
As Péter Magyar's opposition movement leads in the polls, tens of thousands of anti-Orbán supporters fill Heroes' Square in Budapest.
Airport council warns: Hormuz closure poses major fuel shortage risks
In a letter to the EU, the Airports Council International warned that if Hormuz does not reopen within three weeks, paraffin shortages in Europe will be critical.