Pedro Alliana sworn in as Paraguay president after Santiago Peña's impeachment
Ousted ex-President Santiago Peña was placed under house arrest on Friday after he was impeached over a major banking crisis.
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US Secret Service arrests man parked near White House with 'multiple guns' in vehicle
The suspect has been charged with multiple offences, including possession of dangerous weapons and theft, per the DHS. He is in the custody of the US Marshals Service.
New Zealand counts votes in razor-thin election after campaign centred on cost of living
In New Zealand, people cast a party vote as well as an electorate vote in a general election. With their electorate vote, New Zealanders vote for a candidate to represent their local electorate in parliament. They also vote for the party they want to be in government.
Hackers probed Europe’s fridge systems weeks before cyberattacks. Who did it and what could they target next?
The attacks exposed basic security weaknesses in connected refrigeration systems, but experts warn that similar vulnerabilities could put everything from supermarket equipment to hospital and data centre infrastructure at risk.
When antibiotics stop working: Europe's growing superbug threat
Antimicrobial resistance, responsible for an estimated 35,000 deaths each year in the European Union, is spreading across humans, animals and the environment, prompting calls for a broader approach to tackling one of public health's biggest challenges.
Russian strikes on Kyiv region injure five and damage bridge and energy facilities
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned on Friday night of further strikes against Ukraine's energy sector and civilian infrastructure as he renewed calls for deliveries of Patriot interceptor missiles.
Europe needs Cold War-like deterrence for AI warfare, Poland says
The rise in AI-powered cyberattacks requires Europe to build a deterrence system similar to the one that prevented mutual destruction during the Cold War, Polish Deputy Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski has said.
‘Brief burst of intense heat’ could give hard-to-recycle wind turbine blades a second life
Europe risks becoming a dumping ground for hard-to-recycle wind turbine blades but new research has found a ‘hot’ solution
Earn points, save cash: A basic guide to frequent-flyer programmes in Europe
With airline alliances and partnerships, frequent flyers can rack up miles in their sleep.
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'We have proven ourselves': UAE vows to remain reliable energy supplier to Europe
One of the UAE's most senior energy officials told Euronews diversification has carried the country's energy sector through months of regional crisis, as Europe looks to the Gulf for secure supply.
Are Europeans saving enough for retirement? Here is how much more they need to put aside
To retire on 70% of their pay, workers on average wages could need to save more than €1,000 extra a month in Switzerland and more than €600 in Germany. Euronews Business compares the estimates for women and men across Europe.
Polar vortex weakens weeks ahead of schedule, raising risk of cold spells
Meteorologists warn that an unprecedented early disruption of the polar vortex could increase the risk of cold spells across the Northern Hemisphere, although its impact on the coming winter remains uncertain.
From gastronomy to sports: What to discover in Spain's Region of Valencia
It will be a big year for the Spanish region in 2027, with major events including SailGP and the MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix on the calendar.
A trip to the Philippines offers hidden gems, slow food and colourful events
Beyond its capital Manila, the Philippines offers travellers a menu of slow food, coastal activities and festivals not to miss.
Starring Great Britain: How set-jetting is helping distribute tourists across the regions
VisitBritain is encouraging people to set off and explore the stunning scenery captured on film and TV.
US measles cases exceed 5,000 in 2026, reaching their highest level in 35 years
The United States has recorded more than 5,000 measles cases so far this year, the highest annual figure in 35 years, according to official data released on Friday.
Foreign buyers push Spanish home sales to record 16% amid record prices
The property market has reached record highs in prices and foreign purchases (16.05%), while sales and mortgages have fallen for a third straight quarter, signalling a slowdown in activity.
Nearly 1,000 migrants rescued from seven boats off El Hierro in Spain
Around 700 of the rescued migrants are due to be transferred to Tenerife to relieve pressure on reception facilities, while several people required hospital treatment.
Trump appoints immigration hardliner Stephen Miller as new chief of staff
Miller, one of the driving forces behind US president Donald Trump's mass deportation policy, is set to succeed Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff next week.
EU rejects Trump’s 'big beautiful' security deal with Russia and 'all of Europe'
European leaders push back against Washington’s proposal for a broader security framework, warning that Moscow cannot dictate the continent’s future as US-led peace negotiations over Ukraine prepare to resume in Abu Dhabi.
France's Mélenchon to stage major campaign rally for manifesto launch
The leader of the hard-left France Unbowed party, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, is currently polling second ahead of next spring's presidential elections, according to a poll conducted in late October.
Spain's rail authorities face European fraud probe after Urda rail disaster
Prosecutors begin investigating EU funds meant for upgrading the Spanish railway line where a train crash killed 69 people.
Switzerland: Giant banner targets Big Tech outside data centre site
Greenpeace activists unfurled a giant 26-by-26-metre banner outside a data centre construction site in Beringen, northeastern Switzerland, on Friday 6 November, protesting against the growing environmental impact of major technology companies.
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Elon Musk's Tesla to 'wind down' Cybertruck production next year
Musk said the decision was taken in order to make room for increased production of its Cybercab robotaxi. The move comes after years of weaker-than-expected sales for the futuristic electric pickup.
Spain: Vintage cars hit the streets of Almería for annual rally
Around 40 vintage and classic cars have taken to the streets of Almería for the 36th edition of an annual rally. From a rare 1905 Vermorel to a DeLorean, the event celebrates more than a century of motoring history.
‘We vote with our money’: What are the biggest commercial opportunities of EU enlargement?
“The European market is the best market in the world,” says investment expert Jan Růžička, urging policymakers to accelerate EU accession and the Capital Markets Union to maintain momentum and sustain enthusiasm among candidate countries.
Meghan Markle's father arrested over child sex abuse images
Markle Sr's arrest follows an investigation launched after his son, Thomas Markle Jr, reportedly discovered boxes containing hundreds or potentially thousands of images at his father's former home in the Philippines.
Iran delivers secret Khamenei message to Putin as Moscow pushes gas pipeline deal
Iran’s Security Council chief, Mohsen Rezaei, went to Moscow to deliver a personal message from Ayatollah Khamenei and discuss building a pipeline to import Russian gas.
New wave of bomb threats hit European airlines
No link has been established between the threats against the airlines and those against the media outlets.
Singapore Airlines to invest €1.4 billion upgrading luxury long-haul cabins
Updates include the largest double bed in commercial aviation in first class, pyjamas for business class passengers and Bluetooth pairing with the in-flight entertainment system.
Baku real estate expo showcases Azerbaijan’s tech-driven urban future
What makes a city attractive to investors and the people who live there? From affordable housing and urban planning to smart technologies and changing lifestyles, Azerbaijan’s first International Real Estate Exhibition put the future of the built environment in focus.
Tiny Spanish island quits coal for good amid renewables boom — but country struggling to electrify
Authorisation has been granted to permanently close down the remaining coal-fired units on Majorca, marking a new era for the island.
Group of lawyers suing French interior minister over protesters' life-changing injuries
Lawyers representing at least 18 people injured during recent demonstrations in France say they will take legal acton against Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez.
From street eats to Michelin stars: Why foodies should visit Macao in 2027
It’s a big year for Macao in 2027 as it celebrates 10 years of being a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy. Travellers are invited to explore its fusion food scene as well as its ‘quieter’ spots.
Kazakhstan’s growth to pick up in 2027 despite geopolitical tensions, IMF says
The IMF expects Kazakhstan’s economy to grow by 4.9% in 2027, up from 4.4% this year. Kazakhstan is forecast to grow faster than any other oil exporter in the IMF’s Middle East and Central Asia group in 2026.
Data centre backlash: Which AI companies have been affected by US midterm results?
OpenAI has gone on a charm offensive, while semiconductor companies worldwide have seen their stocks plunge.
Uzbekistan announces record cotton harvest as President Mirziyoyev sets higher 2027 yield target
Officials say Uzbekistan harvested more than five million tonnes of raw cotton, about 25% more than in 2025, with machines picking around 85% of the crop.
Belgian king refuses PM Bart De Wever's resignation and asks him to restart budget talks
De Wever, a Flemish conservative, handed in his resignation on Monday amid a continuing budget crisis that has seen coalition partners fail to agree on a 2027 spending plan.
Netherlands: Protesters storm Amsterdam data centre construction site
Protesters broke into a data centre construction site intended for Microsoft in Amsterdam, on 6 November, climbing cranes and unfurling banners denouncing artificial intelligence and the company's alleged involvement in the war in Gaza.
Baku's 7th World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue examines the role of culture in peace
The 7th World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue in Baku brought together cultural figures, religious leaders and international representatives to explore how art, faith and dialogue can bridge divisions, challenge prejudice and promote peace and mutual understanding.
Spain, Italy, Greece and Cyprus to benefit from EU asylum solidarity scheme in 2027
The European Commission has identified four Mediterranean countries as facing migratory pressure, opening the door to asylum seeker relocations. The Ceuta crisis will have little impact on numbers, while Hungary and Slovakia have failed to contribute to EU solidarity efforts.
Scientists develop first-ever “broad-spectrum” bird flu vaccine using AI
Scientists used AI to design a vaccine capable of protecting against a wide range of bird flu variants. That’s a game changer for national biosecurity and more resilient public health systems, they say.
Azerbaijan and Ukraine forge new energy defence and trade agreements
An Azerbaijani delegation led by its energy minister travelled to Ukraine to sign a 2026-2027 Action Plan. Bilateral talks focused on emergency winter grid equipment, joint manufacturing, and expanding European transit via the Trans-Balkan route.
EU tells TikTok to change 'harmful' For You feed over 'rabbit hole effect'
Brussels says TikTok's recommendation algorithm risks exposing children and vulnerable users to harmful content. The platform has rejected the findings as "fundamentally inaccurate".
Why Spain is taking 188,000 tonnes of olive oil off the market
The world’s biggest olive oil producer is holding back 12% of its output from November to stop producer prices falling further. It’s the first time Spain has used the measure, which is expected to keep about 188,000 tonnes off the market until the end of September 2027.
UK: Thousands gather as London switches on its Christmas lights
Thousands of people gathered on London's Regent Street on Thursday 5 November as the famous shopping destination welcomed the Christmas season with a spectacular lights switch-on and fireworks display.
Could Thailand be your second home? Inside the membership that helps you stay for years
The Thailand Privilege Card offers long-stay visa options through memberships lasting up to 20 years, with perks ranging from priority airport services and luxury experiences to practical help with setting up a new life in the country.
Some media firms evacuated after hoax bomb threats
Gardaí say they are "aware of a threat made against media organisations here and in Europe".
