Budapest district joins other cities in Airbnb-style rental rebellion
Residents in one of the most popular parts of Hungary's capital, Budapest, have joined other European cities in voting to call time on short-term rentals.
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Portugal asks EU for assistance as wildfire reaches residential area
Almost 1,600 firefighters have been deployed to fight fires in 20 different areas on Monday, as the country battles with high temperatures and strong winds.
eBay and Oxfam present pre-loved pieces at London Fashion Week
The shows by eBay and Oxfam were the first on-schedule catwalks to exclusively feature second-hand clothing.
Germany introduces passport control at all land borders
Germany put in place a temporary method for checking passports along all of its land borders on Monday morning (16 September) for six months. German Minister of the Interior Nancy Faeser told the German news agency DPA that the move is meant to “fight cross-border crime and
European Commissioner Thierry Breton’s seven most memorable moments
After an eventful five years, the EU’s most colourful commissioner is leaving Brussels. From fighting Elon Musk to buying COVID-19 vaccines, and challenging his boss to announcing the death of NATO, Euronews takes you through some career highlights.
Cake & Figs: How the spirit of Mahsa Amini lives on in two Iranian films challenging state despotism
Two years after the death of Mahsa Amini, two Iranian films which defy state censorship and expose the crimes of the Islamic State begin their European rollouts in cinemas. They remind us how fortunate we are to have filmmakers who dare to challenge oppression, misogyny and
Russian attacks kill two and injure dozens across Ukraine
Russia launched another deadly wave of attacks in Kharkiv and the Donetsk region, killing two and injuring scores more, including children.
West Nile virus vaccine still 'years away' as disease spreads in Spain
Residents in the south of Spain are growing increasingly desperate as the West Nile virus continues to spread.
At least nine dead and several missing as 'once in a century' floods hit Central and Eastern Europe
Heavy rains from Storm Boris have caused widespread flooding across several countries, with the Czech Republic declaring the highest flood warnings in 100 places.
Death toll rises in flood-hit central Europe
Several people have died across the Czech Republic, Austria, Romania and Poland following devastating floods.
BMW took two years to discover billion-euro car fault
The company's shares plummeted last week on its profit warning as it revealed the scale of the problem, with €5bn at one stage being wiped off its value.
China lures academics with bribes from fake LinkedIn profiles, Czech intelligence says
The Czech national intelligence agency says China bribes its academics to write favourable reports about them through fake LinkedIn profiles.
Could Germany's new border controls end up getting revoked by Brussels?
The German government ordered spot passport controls at all its land borders from Monday morning, going against the EU's free movement principle.
France nominates Stéphane Séjourné as European Commissioner after Breton steps down
Séjourné has served as France's Minister for Europe and foreign affairs since January.
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Does Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian remember Mahsa Amini's death?
More than ever, Iran needs to rebuild its image and identity — an identity that has been unfairly sacrificed for the ambitions of a select few, Babak Kamiar writes.
Former Commissioner says EU needs ‘more power to address health challenges’
European public health policy came into sharp focus during the coronavirus pandemic, but momentum towards creating a more coordinated and centralised EU system is now ebbing away, a leading MEP and heart surgeon tells Euronews in an exclusive interview.
Large explosion rocks venue in Cologne city centre
Police have announced a "major operation" and closed a road running between two central locations in the city.
Ukrainian Foreign Legion and Azov Brigade refute links to suspected Trump Florida shooter
The International Legion for the Defence of Ukraine and Azov Brigade both denied reports that Donald Trump's suspected would-be assassin was one of its members.
Breton and an inconvenient delay, Newsletter
This week's key events presented by Euronews' editor in chief for EU policy, Jeremy Fleming-Jones.
Uncertainty hangs over European Parliament plenary as Viktor Orbán cancels speech
The Hungarian Prime Minister had intended to address the Strasbourg plenary on Wednesday.
Emmy Awards: The lowdown on winners, including big night for 'Shogun' and 'Baby Reindeer'
'Shogun' and 'Hacks' win top series Emmy Awards; 'The Bear' and 'Baby Reindeer' take four apiece. 'Shogun' had an unmatched performance with 18 overall wins for one season.
State of the Energy Union Report 2024 shows EU progress to ensure secure, competitive and affordable energy for all
The Commission has published the State of the Energy Union Report 2024 which describes how the EU has managed unprecedented challenges in the energy policy landscape during this Commission’s mandate, equipping the EU with a regulatory framework for pursuing the clean energy
ESCP Business School shortlisted for Times Higher Education’s UK Business School of the Year Award 2024
Camden-based ESCP Business School has been shortlisted for the prestigious Times Higher Education (THE) UK Business School of the Year Award 2024, recognizing its remarkable growth, impact, and innovation during the 2022-2023 academic year. The annual THE Awards are widely
Starmer seeks to learn from Italy's 'dramatic' decline in migrants
The centre-left Labour Party prime minister isn't a natural ally of Giorgia Meloni, who heads the far-right Brothers of Italy party, yet the two sides hope to work together to reduce irregular migration to Europe and improve the UK's relations with the rest of the continent.
Breton quits as EU Commissioner, blames von der Leyen's 'questionable governance'
Thierry Breton has resigned as European Commissioner, dealing a new blow to Ursula von der Leyen's efforts to build her next team.
Jackson 5 founding member Tito Jackson dies aged 70
Tito Jackson, founding Member of the Jackson 5 and brother of the late Michael Jackson, has died.
Europe's travel strikes: Flight and train disruption you can expect in September
Our travel guide is updated as soon as a new European strike is announced.
Arctic World Archive announces deposit ceremony 2024
Piql, the pioneer of ultra-secure data storage, announces the highly anticipated Arctic World Archive (AWA) Deposit Ceremony 2024. This prestigious event will take place in the Svalbard archipelago, home to the unique and secure AWA facility on 25 September. Since its inception
'Surrealism manifesto' takes pride of place in Paris celebration of movement's centenary
The Pompidou Centre in Paris has gathered about 500 Surrealist works from international public and private collections.
How the first astronaut with a disability is preparing to travel into space | Euronews Tech Talks
In this episode, we will explore how space exploration affects the human body and how scientific research is fundamental to advancing medicine here on Earth.
New EU push for chat control: Will messenger services be blocked in Europe?
On 9 September a new version of the globally unprecedented EU bill aimed at searching all private messages and chats for suspicious content (so-called chat control or child sexual abuse regulation) was circulated and leaked by POLITICO soon after.[1] According to the latest
The secrets of solidarity: NATO opens up its cultural diplomacy archives
NATO is 75 this year but its archive of historic documents and items has only been gathered together over the last 25-years. Alliance officials occasionally call on historic pieces, pulled from its archive, to help strengthen their cultural diplomacy efforts.
What will a European Commissioner for housing do? | Radio Schuman
In July, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed the introduction for a European Commissioner for housing in her upcoming team. So what will be their task, and how will it work on the national level?
Vice President of the European Investment Bank sees impact of transformational 35-Year partnership with University College Dublin during visit
University College Dublin (UCD) welcomed the Vice President of the European Investment Bank (EIB) to the Belfield campus to see the impact of a remarkable 35-year partnership that has driven significant investments in academic, scientific, and residential infrastructure at
China and EU set for talks aimed at easing tensions over trade tariffs
Amid escalating trade tensions, China’s commerce minister, Wang Wentao, and the European Commission’s trade commissioner, Valdis Dombrovskis, are set to meet on Thursday to discuss trade relations between the two parties.
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Eurocities Shadow Commission champions urban priorities at EU level
Eurocities, the network of over 200 European cities, has launched its new Shadow Commission College, to raise the voices of city mayors as direct political counterparts to the incoming College of European commissioners. The Eurocities Shadow Commission (which you can view
Trump shooting: What we know about the attack and the suspect
Records show that while living in North Carolina, suspected shooter Ryan Wesley Routh had multiple run-ins with law enforcement and was convicted in 2002 of possessing a weapon of mass destruction.
From digital nomad to nightmare: How remote working can challenge employers
Remote working opportunities are once again on the rise in Europe in certain industries. However, employers face potential risks and challenges when offering staff the opportunity to work away from the office.
Markets look ahead: EU final CPI, BoE, BoJ, and Fed rate decisions in focus
This week is packed with critical economic data and events, shaping global market sentiment. Three major central banks are scheduled to hold policy meetings and make decisions on their interest rates.
Moroccan police stop hundreds of migrants from entering Spanish enclave of Ceuta
Sunday has been a day of high tension in the area after hundreds of people gathered at the border following reported calls on social media for a collective breach attempt.
Scholz and Mirziyoyev ink migration deal to simplify entry of skilled Uzbek workers
The bilateral deal is intended to ease the entry of skilled workers from Uzbekistan to Germany, particularly those working in the healthcare sector.
Six days of joint military drills between China and Russia end in Sea of Japan
Chinese state media said the drills, named Northern/Interaction-2024, aim to deepen strategic cooperation between the two countries and strengthen their ability to respond to security threats.
Gold for Hungary, France and Japan on third day of Zagreb Judo Grand Prix
Who won what on day three of the Zagreb Judo Grand Prix in the Croatian capital.
FBI: Donald Trump targeted in apparent assassination attempt at Mar-a-Lago
The incident happened at around 2 pm local time when US Secret Service agents stationed on the golf course where Trump was playing noticed the muzzle of a rifle sticking through the shrubs that line the course.
UK to ban junk food ads for children
It’s big naps for Big Macs as the only way to see fast food advertising on British television is about to be after the watershed, as part of the UK government’s drive to improve public health.
Written in the Sky: My China Story
By Colin Stevens My Personal Journey with EU Reporter: Fostering Understanding Between China and Europe. In an era where global relationships are constantly evolving, I’ve always believed that fostering dialogue between China and Europe is crucial. Through my work with EU
Italy deputy PM on trial for blocking migrant boat
Matteo Salvini faces kidnapping charges over a 2019 decision to stop a boat from docking in Italy.
Special event celebrates 75th anniversary of PRC founding in Berlin
A special cultural event celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) was successfully held in Berlin, Germany, on Saturday. Titled “Written in the Sky: My China Story,” the event was jointly organized by China Media Group (CMG), the