Oleshky evacuees arrive in Belarus amid localised truce between Kyiv and Moscow
It comes as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said around 280,000 Ukrainian households had been left without power after Russian strikes overnight.
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Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal crisis explained: a decade-long dispute over legitimacy of the justice
The dispute over Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal began in 2015, when the two main political camps, PO and PiS, clashed over the appointment of five judges. It later escalated into a wider conflict over judicial independence, the Tribunal’s composition and the authority of its
Evacuees from Russia-occupied city where residents ate weeds on way to Ukraine
Residents left the devastated city on Friday following a ceasefire brokered by US First Lady Melania Trump.
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Poland political crisis: Constitutional court in chaos as Nawrocki accuses government of staging power grab
Riot police were deployed outside Poland's Constitutional Tribunal on Friday after its president was suspended, escalating a power struggle over the court.
Kärcher boss: Less regulation, more action to get Europe and Germany fit again
Kärcher, best known for its pressure washers, recorded €3.5 billion in sales in 2025 and employs 17,000 people worldwide. Its CEO warns of a 'perfect storm' and calls for a fitness plan for Germany and Europe.
The seven days I thought I might have breast cancer
Seven days of uncertainty following a breast biopsy become a deeply personal reckoning with cancer, family history and fear. From that experience, Euronews reporter Monica Pinna explores Europe's persistent inequalities in early detection and care.
Zelenskyy thanks US over deal for 500 Patriot missiles but warns delivery could take years
Kyiv has long called for more interceptors to help its forces fend off Russian missile and drone attacks. The rapidly approaching winter is pressing home that need.
Syrian curriculum changes spark debate over removal of images and historical figures
Changes were not limited to the texts; images and illustrations were also edited in Photoshop, adding hijabs or long robes to female figures, deleting women's photos, and covering or replacing statues, sculptures and artworks.
Travelling beyond the borders of Baku through fiction
What connects an Iranian novelist exploring women's lives, a British children's author creating imaginary worlds and an Azerbaijani writer preserving her country's cultural identity? The answer is stories that cross borders, connect continents, and blend cultures through books.
Curfews, 70,000 police and Halloween fears: France braces for fresh protests
Mass protests are expected to sweep across France this Saturday, coinciding with Halloween celebrations as authorities deploy a major security operation.
France pushes 'responsible' 2027 budget as Fitch cuts debt outlook to 'negative'
A US rating agency doubts France can fix its finances after the 2027 presidential election. The government insists on the "absolute necessity" of adopting a budget by year-end.
France aims for 'responsible' 2027 budget as Fitch downgrades outlook
The US rating agency doubts France's ability to sustainably restore its public finances after the 2027 presidential election, probably followed by parliamentary elections. The government, for its part, reiterates the "absolute necessity" of having a budget adopted by the end of
How many bats are killed by wind turbines? Study warns of ‘shocking’ increase amid clean energy boom
Researchers warn the death toll of bats has spiralled since the boom in wind energy – but there are solutions at hand.
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11 ‘extraordinary’ European hotels included on Fodor's Finest list for 2027
A new list of the 50 most incredible hotels in the world features 11 properties in Europe.
Where in Europe do people spend over 40% of their income on housing?
Housing costs take up more than 40% of disposable income for millions of Europeans. Euronews Business takes a closer look at which countries are hit hardest, with experts explaining the drivers.
Spain train disaster clouds Sánchez chances of re-election
The Spanish PM is hit by a succession of crises just weeks before a snap general election.
US approves sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine
The American-made interceptors are the only effective weapon for downing Russia's ballistic missiles.
Police deployed during stand-off over control of top Poland court
The escalation came after the government suspended two senior justices and moved to bring criminal charges against them.
Polish president cuts short trip to Senegal amid court 'coup d'état' claims
The Polish government has been pushing to remove the Constitutional Tribunal's judges, who were appointed by the previous right-wing administration led by the nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party.
Abu Dhabi Grand Slam 2026: Middleweights Shine on Day 2
Day 2 of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam delivered thrilling judo! Angelika Szymanska, Hassan Doukkali, Tais Pina and Petru Pelivan claimed gold, with historic first Grand Slam titles for Morocco and Moldova.
Brazil claims it questioned Argentina over Bolsonaro's escape, Buenos Aires denies it
According to Argentina's migration authorities, Bolsonaro boarded a private plane in the northeastern city of Puerto Iguazú on Tuesday evening, just 40 minutes after crossing into the country by land.
Canada aims to become EU's first 'associate member' by June 2027, Carney says
Mark Carney has set June 2027 as the deadline to make Canada the European Union's first-ever "associate member". The category, which has no precedent, has been fiercely opposed by Germany.
French economy stalls as budget deadlock fuels concerns over public finances
France has seen no growth since the start of the year, and GDP fell by 0.1% between July and September. How can financial credibility be restored as the government urges political forces to adopt the 2027 budget? Analysis.
French economy on brink of recession amid GDP fall, rising borrowing costs and budget deadlock
France has had no growth this year, and GDP fell 0.1% between July and September. How to restore financial credibility as the government pushes parties to adopt the 2027 budget? Analysis.
French economy 'at a standstill' as budget uncertainty swirls
France has recorded no growth since the start of the year, while GDP fell 0.1% between July and September. The government is urging political forces to adopt the 2027 budget, as the country's ability to reassure markets is in doubt.
French economy 'at a standstill' as budget uncertainty raises recession risk
France has seen no growth since the start of the year and GDP fell 0.1% between July and September. How can its financial credibility be restored as the government pushes political forces to adopt the 2027 budget?
French economy 'at a standstill' as budget uncertainty fuels recession fears
France has had no growth this year and GDP fell 0.1% between July and September. The government urges parties to approve the 2027 budget as its ability to reassure markets is in doubt. Analysis.
French economy "at a standstill" adds to France's budget crisis risk
France has seen no growth since the start of the year and GDP fell by 0.1% between July and September. The government urges political forces to adopt the 2027 budget as the country’s ability to reassure markets is in doubt.
French GDP shrinks 0.1% as economy nears recession and budget doubts grow
France has seen no growth since the start of the year and GDP fell 0.1% between July and September. The government urges parties to pass the 2027 budget as its ability to reassure markets is in doubt. Analysis.
UN envoy pushes for renewed Cyprus talks before end of 2026
Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman said in Ankara that "we will continue to work for a fair and sustainable solution on the island, in close consultation and cooperation with Turkey."
EU diplomats object to G20 photo with Lavrov, prompting US cancellation
The meeting in Atlanta will go ahead as planned, ahead of a G20 leaders’ summit hosted by President Donald Trump at his Miami golf club in December.
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Turkic states press on with Asia-Europe transport projects as new opportunities emerge
The Ankara Declaration highlighted the trade and transport cooperation of the Turkish states. Uzbekistan proposed 100 industrial projects spanning critical minerals and green technology, while Turkey signed new agreements with Uzbekistan and reaffirmed a $15bn (€13.5bn) trade
Residents leave Russian-occupied Oleshky amid local ceasefire
The White House said US first lady Melania Trump helped negotiate the ceasefire and coordinate the humanitarian mission.
EU to fast-track €45 billion for Ukraine amid acute financial crunch
In 2027, the EU will provide Ukraine with €32 billion in military aid and €13 billion in budget support. But more funds will be needed as Russia escalates.
Protesters clash with police near Colosseum as Italy stages nationwide strike
People have taken to the streets again in dozens of Italian cities to protest against the rising cost of living, as part of a general strike called by grassroots unions.
Pakistan: Islamabad zoo introduces 'Coffee with Alpaca' attraction
Coffee with a side of alpacas? At a zoo near Islamabad, visitors can enjoy drinks and snacks while watching, feeding and petting the animals. The attraction features ten imported alpacas, a first for Pakistan according to the zoo.
Manosphere's impact on boys and men calls for public health action, report warns
The ‘manosphere’ is fuelling harmful attitudes and worsening health inequalities among boys and men, prompting calls for a public health response that addresses the root causes of its growing appeal.
Russian independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta says it will shut down following pressure from Kremlin
The paper is one of the few Russian outlets that has been openly critical of Russia's war in Ukraine, but it has come under increasing pressure from Moscow.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard reports three tankers on fire in Strait of Hormuz as talks continue
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said Friday that two oil tankers had caught fire and been stopped in the Strait of Hormuz, as Qatari mediators returned to Tehran for another round of talks aimed at ending the war between Iran and the United States.
UK probes Meta over 'exploitative' new terms for media as global pushback mounts
Britain's competition watchdog has opened an investigation into whether Meta was imposing "exploitative" new terms allowing it to use media content for its own products, including AI, without giving publishers adequate choice.
EU to impose €2 fee on all packages entering the bloc as of 1 November
A €3 fee also came into force in July, leading to a 60% drop in small parcel imports over three months. The new rules aim to counter imports from Chinese platforms, whose low prices threaten European retailers.
PSG to defend Intercontinental Cup title in December as Qatar hosts final stage
Continental champions will compete in Qatar this December as PSG seek a second successive Intercontinental Cup title. The final stages return for a third year, following earlier matches in Saudi Arabia and South Africa.
Nvidia CEO sees Kazakhstan as potential AI hub for Europe
During his first visit to Kazakhstan, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the country's growing computing capacity could make it a major AI hub for Europe, as Kazakhstan expands its energy and digital infrastructure.
Germany, France, Italy and Spain: Where was inflation highest in October?
Inflation rose in Italy and France, held in Spain and fell in Germany in October. What is driving the gap between Europe's largest economies and will the European Central Bank hike again in December?
Christa Pike describes 'pain in my mind and in my soul' in first statement after failed execution
Pike survived two doses of pentobarbital during her attempted execution on 30 September. She was sentenced to death for torturing and killing her classmate Colleen Slemmer in 1995, when she was 18.
From derelict food market to futuristic Centre of Excellence: inside a Cyprus success story
It is housed in what once was a derelict food market building. It is now a thriving regional hub for immersive technologies. Its urban regeneration project has been shortlisted as one of the EU´s top social cohesion projects. An ongoing metamorphosis… made in Europe.
Pope Leo XIV has voted in US midterm elections, Vatican says
The US midterm elections, scheduled for 3 November, will determine the make-up of Congress for President Donald Trump's final two years in office.