Germany rejects EU request to scrap 'necessary' internal border controls
Ten EU countries currently enforce checks on their internal borders and seven of those say migration is the justification for keeping them in place.
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Jíbaro Taínos also dance at Bad Bunny's Casita
The playful set design on the 'Debí tirar más fotos' tour nods to the buildings of Humacao, an eastern Puerto Rican town with a long anti-colonial tradition of resistance.
German prosecutors demand life in prison for Saudi man on trial for car attack on market
The rampage stunned Germany and provoked a heated nationwide debate about security around Christmas markets, a beloved seasonal German tradition.
Paris: work under way on 'The Cavern of Pont Neuf', opening postponed indefinitely
Following the severe weather that damaged JR’s installation, technical crews have begun restoring it, on a site whose completion date is still unclear.
Paris: work under way on 'La Caverne du Pont Neuf', opening postponed indefinitely
After the severe weather that damaged JR’s artwork, technical teams have begun restoration work, a project whose timescale remains uncertain.
Paris and Berlin push 'gradual integration' plan into EU ahead of Balkans summit
Merz and Macron pitch "building blocks" approach to EU enlargement to revitalise accession talks, ahead of this week's Western Balkans summit.
EU considers tightening protections for military-age Ukrainians
EU governments are considering restricting temporary protection for military-age Ukrainian men, as member states debate balancing support, integration pressures and Ukraine's manpower needs.
EU backs Pashinyan on the eve of Armenia's defining elections
The EU endorsed Armenia’s PM Nikol Pashinyan and announced a support package to counter Russian sanctions, just days before Armenia’s historic elections. Meanwhile, Pashinyan said he would go to Moscow after the vote and proclaimed that "abandoning Karabakh was my greatest
Exclusive: Inside the deal that lifted Hungary's veto on Ukraine's EU accession
In an exclusive account, Euronews reveals the intense back-and-forth that led Hungary to lift its two-year-long veto on Ukraine's EU accession.
Lufthansa employees injured in Boeing nose gear incident at Frankfurt airport
Cabin crew and ground staff were on board and several were injured and were receiving medical treatment, the airline said.
Man charged with bringing bomb in his carry-on bag to a California airport
Before the device was removed from the airport, officers put a bomb blast suppression blanket over it and taped off the immediate area, according to the federal complaint.
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Iran war, strikes, EES: Why the number of people flying in Europe is dropping
An industry group says that while marginal, the decline “marks a significant milestone” for Europe’s aviation sector.
UNIFIL peacekeeper killed and two others injured in shelling in southern Lebanon
The UN peacekeeping mission called attacks on peacekeepers 'grave violations of international humanitarian law' and has opened an investigation into the incident. It is unclear where the shelling originated from.
Qualifier Chwalinska sets up final against Andreeva
Qualifier Maja Chwalinska is one win away from a fairytale French Open triumph as she sets up a final showdown against Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva.
'No more shopping weekends': 11 European countries seek tougher Russian visa rules
Eleven European countries are pressing for tougher visa restrictions on Russian tourists, arguing that holiday travel while the war in Ukraine continues undermines EU solidarity, weakens pressure on Moscow and creates potential security risks.
Kushner-backed luxury resort plan sparks protests in Albania
Demonstrators say the project backed by Donald Trump's son-in-law would harm a protected environment.
R-AI-ging Bull: Backlash against Martin Scorsese after director endorses 'creatively freeing' AI
Martin Scorsese is at the heart of the ever-growing debate regarding the rise of AI in Hollywood. The director of 'Taxi Driver' and 'Wolf of Wall Street' has endorsed an AI tool which he has described as "creatively freeing" in the pre-production process.
Fifa bans all water bottles from World Cup games
Fifa has been warned it is putting fans' health at risk by introducing a bottle ban at this summer's World Cup.
Global steel crisis deepens as oversupply reaches alarming levels, OECD warns
The global steel industry is facing a growing crisis as subsidised production and excess capacity continue to distort markets, according to the OECD. It says state-backed steel production, particularly in China, is increasing pressure on producers in Europe and other OECD
Charges dropped against Budapest mayor over 2025 Pride march
Budapest's liberal Mayor Gergely Karacsony had been charged with helping to organise the banned 2025 march.
10 iconic moments that shaped World Cup history
The 2026 World Cup kicks off next week in Mexico City, where joint hosts Mexico play South Africa.
Clash at protest against Kushner linked Albania resort project
Video shows security personnel arguing with demonstrators before pushing one protester to the ground and dragging him away. The incident took place during a rally organised by environmental groups opposing a luxury resort project linked to Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of US
Sri Lanka care home owner in custody after overnight fire kills 12, officials say
Police said initial witness accounts suggested that the fire originated in a storeroom where dozens of mattresses were stacked.
Hong Kong wants to be a bridge between Central Asia and Chinese businesses
High-level Hong Kong delegation visited Kazakhstan and offered new partnership in several economy sectors including professional services for companies attempting to enter respective markets.
Germany sees record number of naturalisations in 2025
From 2027, local authorities expect a wave of citizenship applications from Ukrainian nationals living in Germany.
Love night trains? This new map shows all the sleeper services running across Europe in 2026
The 2026 edition shows five new connections already running or lauching this year.
Sudan and DR Congo top list of world's most neglected crises, Norway aid group says
The Norwegian Refugee Council report says that the ist of neglected crises also includes Yemen, Afghanistan, Honduras, Ecuador and Cameroon.
Opinion: Germany in intensive care – a danger for all of Europe
After Germany's resounding defeat in the race for a seat on the UN Security Council, one thing has become clear: the country is in intensive care. An opinion piece by Euronews' Editorial Director, Claus Strunz.
There is no energy transition — only addition, experts say at Baku Energy Week
Grid infrastructure emerged as the forum's defining bottleneck on the last day of Baku Energy Week, as the IGU's chief of staff said that global consumption of oil, gas, coal and renewables is rising simultaneously, directly challenging the conventional narrative.
Travel back to the time of the great Arctic expeditions with a stay in this 19th-century style cabin
HX Expeditions is marking the 130th anniversary of its landmark expedition cruise by unveiling the 1896 Cabin.
Starmer accuses Musk of trying to whip up division over Henry Nowak murder
X owner Musk has posted several times on the site criticising the police treatment of Henry Nowak.
Oscar-nominated Persepolis author Marjane Satrapi dies aged 56
The French-Iranian author and illustrator was known for her graphic novel series and Oscar-nominated film.
'Nothing left to chance' for Bayeux Tapestry's journey to London
The 950-year-old work will be as safe "as a baby" during its move to London, French officials say.
Bitcoin falls to $61,000, down more than 25% this month as long-term holders sell
Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level since February, dropping more than 25% this month, as long-term holders liquidate billions in holdings and efforts to advance US crypto regulation face uncertainty in Washington.
US eyes stake in Azerbaijan's pipelines as economic ties enter new phase after Trump-brokered deal
Washington wants in on Azerbaijan's pipelines and energy infrastructure, a senior US official said in Baku, as the two countries deepen economic ties following Trump's White House peace deal with Armenia.
‘It Only Takes One Lion’: Belle and Sebastian soundtrack Scotland’s World Cup return
Frontman Stuart Murdoch says the song reflects five decades of following the fortunes of Scotland's national team.
Starmer says Elon Musk is attempting to 'whip up division' over Henry Nowak murder
One man has been charged with assaulting a police officer in relation to protests over Nowak's murder, while another was charged with violent disorder and possession of an offensive weapon, the Crown Prosecution Service said.
Flesh-eating parasite detected in south Texas for the first time since 1966, officials confirm
A parasitic fly whose larvae feasts on living flesh has been confirmed in cattle in south Texas, years after it was deemed eradicated in the country.
Cyprus and Kazakhstan deepen ties with agreements, flights and investment plans
Five cooperation agreements were signed during the first visit by a Cypriot president to Kazakhstan. The talks focused on trade, investment, transport and digital development, while new direct flights and diplomatic initiatives aim to strengthen links between Europe and Central
France unveils 33 ‘palaces’ for 2026 as six new hotels join elite list
The latest collection of palace hotels have been revealed, with six properties joining France’s most exclusive hospitality club.
Sherpa guide believed dead on Everest found alive after a week
A Sherpa guide missing on Mount Everest for nearly a week was found alive crawling toward base camp and reunited with his family, who had already begun funeral rituals believing he had died.
From AI robot baristas to military drones: The weird and wonderful tech at Computex 2026
Euronews Next spotlights the most innovative and intriguing tech at the conference in Taiwan.
Remy Cointreau posts 35% profit drop, shares jump on recovery hopes
French drinks group Remy Cointreau reported a 35% drop in full-year net profit on Thursday as tariffs slammed sales in its key China and US markets. Despite this, shares soared more than 10% on Thursday morning.
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AI giant Broadcom sheds $300bn in market value as outlook misses sky-high expectations
The American chipmaker Broadcom reported a 48% revenue surge and AI semiconductor sales up 143%, but it disappointed investors by not raising its long-term sales target, sending shares tumbling more than 12% in after-hours trading.
Amazon pledges €10 billion for Europe with 25,000 new jobs and warehouse robots
Amazon is making one of its biggest new bets on Europe, announcing more than €10 billion in investments to expand and modernise its warehouse and delivery network across the continent over the coming years.
Be less polite: How to cut your AI impact as UN report reveals data centre energy use rivals nations
"That extra ‘please’ you put there can make a huge difference,” says one of the report's authors.
Wim Wenders withdraws 1975 film ‘Wrong Move’ featuring topless 13-year-old Nastassja Kinski
Director Wim Wenders’ controversial film ‘Wrong Move’ features a scene that depicts Nastassja Kinski, who was then aged 13, topless. Kinski has long been trying to have the scene removed. Now, Wenders has apologised and said he will block future access to his 1975 film.
This Finnish ski resort is launching a summer-long treasure hunt for a €20,000 gold bar
Visitors will have longer to search in the daylight as Levi experiences the midnight sun from late May to the end of July.