EU's top general: Europe needs realignment of drone strategy
In an interview with Euronews, the Chairman of the EU Military Committee, General Sean Clancy, talks about Europe's preparedness for drone and cyber attacks.
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Structuring International Business through Cyprus: An Insider’s Perspective
By Ellada Pozidou, Executive Director, Cafman Ltd In recent years, Cyprus has undergone a significant transformation. Once viewed primarily as a “tax-friendly” jurisdiction, it has become an integral part of a more complex and demanding European regulatory environment. Stricter
Katherine Bradford's Moonlit Visions
John Yau on Theaster Gates, Pyaari Azaadi's revolutionary orbit, and the plague of American curatorial silence.
The Memo: Trump faces waning returns from ‘blame Biden’ strategy
President Trump keeps blaming former President Biden for everything from the cost of living to the recent shooting of two National Guard troops in Washington, D.C. But there are signs that the effectiveness of the strategy is petering out, now that Trump has been back in power
Tennessee special election outcome puts GOP on notice
Republicans sounded the alarm at the outcome of the Tennessee special election on Tuesday after Democratic candidate Aftyn Behn significantly overperformed in reliably Republican territory. Republican Matt Van Epps defeated Behn by roughly nine points, a far narrower margin
Swalwell, Porter lead Democratic candidates for California governor: Poll
California Rep. Eric Swalwell (D) and former Rep. Katie Porter (D) are the two leading Democratic candidates for governor of the Golden State, according to a new poll. The new survey from Emerson College Polling and Inside California Politics found Swalwell, who entered the
Stefanik reasserts herself in Congress as antagonist to Speaker Johnson
Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) is reasserting herself after months of lying low in Congress as she prepared a run for governor — emerging as a notable antagonist to Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.). This week, Stefanik publicly accused Johnson of lying and “torpedoing” the Republican
Smucker brings focus on fiscal discipline to House Budget chair bid
Rep. Lloyd Smucker (R-Pa.) was a behind-the-scenes force in helping balance the demands of fiscal hawks with leadership's desire to push the One Big Beautiful Bill Act over the finish line this year. Now, he's bringing that experience and focus on fiscal discipline to his bid
International students worry about holiday travel amid immigration crackdown
International students are taking a close look at their holiday travel plans amid increased concerns over President Trump’s immigration crackdown, which has threatened the status of thousands since he took office. Foreign visitors are eyeing travel with fear after seeing at
Here's where redistricting stands in key states
The redistricting wars show no signs of waning as several more states move toward rewriting their congressional lines. Florida, Indiana and Virginia are among the states taking steps to redraw their maps ahead of the 2026 midterms, the latest phase in an ongoing redistricting
GOP frustrations grow over lackluster ‘big, beautiful bill’ sales pitch
Republicans are growing increasingly concerned that they’re behind the eight ball in selling the One Big Beautiful Bill Act as the party’s top legislative achievement. Talk about the massive tax package largely evaporated after Labor Day amid high-stakes fights over releasing
Figure wants to bring the mortgage market on-chain — and Washington is paying attention
"This is the future of capital markets," Figure CEO Michael Tannenbaum told NYNext.
French student convicted of vandalising Robert Badinter's grave
The 23-year-old man who admitted desecrating the tomb a few hours before the former French justice minister's entry into the Panthéon on 9 October was sentenced on Wednesday by the Nanterre court.
Are sperm banks in Denmark rejecting donors based on their IQ?
An online claim that Denmark requires sperm donors to have an IQ of 85 is false, although one sperm bank in the country, Donor Network, does use an IQ threshold.
Falklands, feasibility report for a marina in Stanley Harbor
The Falkland Islands Development Corporation (FIDC) has contracted U.K.-based maritime civil, structural, architectural, and environmental engineering services company Arch Henderson to conduct and provide the feasibility report for a marina in Stanley Harbor.
Two dozen NGO workers go on trial in Greece for assisting migrant boat arrivals
Humanitarians say the case epitomises a broader European crackdown on individuals and organisations assisting migrants and asylum seekers.
Global health network develops framework for health-care transformation as European systems face mounting pressures
Health services across Europe are confronting a familiar set of pressures: aging populations, clinician shortages, and tightening budgets. The question facing healthcare leaders is whether incremental adjustments will suffice, or whether more fundamental transformation is
Queen Latifah Remembers ‘Chicago’ Success, Talks Studio Notes: ‘The Difficulty Is When It’s From Someone Who Has No Creativity and Way Too Much Power’
Queen Latifah captivated a packed crowd at the first of the Red Sea Film Festival “In Conversation” series, where she sat down with Saudi podcaster Mo Islam (“The Mo Show”) to reflect on her evolution from hip-hop pioneer to award-winning actor and producer. Latifah traced her
Over two-thirds of Europeans say their country cannot take Russia on militarily, new poll finds
The EU has put forward a steady stream of defence packages it says will ensure Europe is ready to defend itself against Russia by 2030. Citizens don't seem to feel that confident with two-thirds of Europeans suggesting their armies cannot take on Russia militarily, according to
Top 10 private investment groups in Russia: 2025 overview
Evolving landscape and key takeaways The structural overview of Russia’s leading private investment groups demonstrates an ecosystem that is reaching the stage of financial maturity in which both experienced market players and new players can coexist and grow. While larger
Charity seeks £500,000 to repair Shakespeare family home after car crash
The house in Stratford-upon-Avon already received a £1 million donation last year but a car crash in October further damaged the historic building.
Italy says Germany and other countries may be interested in GCAP jet programme
ROME, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Italy's defence minister on Thursday said other countries, including Germany and Australia, may be interested in entering the GCAP fighter jet programme in the future, with requests also coming from Saudi Arabia and Canada. The GCAP, which currently
Erion Veliaj: Ten months behind bars and the slow unravelling of Albania's justice system
It’s hard to overstate what is happening in Albania’s capital city Tirana. The city Erion Veliaj helped turn from a grey, traffic-choked relic into something that actually looks and feels European is now run, in practice, by a deputy mayor while its three-time elected leader
Tahar Rahim Leaves ‘Madame Web’ Behind as He Dives Into ‘Les Misérables’ With a ‘Fugitive’-Tinged New Take on Javert and His ‘Face-Off’ With Valjean
Fresh off one of the most ambitious shoots of his career, Tahar Rahim landed at the Marrakech Film Festival buzzing about Fred Cavayé’s dynamic new take on Victor Hugo’s classic “Les Misérables” — likening this new telling to “The Fugitive.” Starring opposite Vincent Lindon’s
Taiwan to ban China’s Xiaohongshu app for one year on fraud concerns
The ministry cited security risks and its alleged involvement in over 1,700 fraud cases since 2024.
Seoul eases travel advisory for Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, keeps restrictions in high-risk regions
The authorities said the adjustment reflects improvements in public safety.
Social agenda is 'existential' for the EU, Commissioner Mînzatu tells Euronews
European Commission VP Roxana Mînzatu told Euronews' morning show Europe Today that European competitiveness need not come at the expense of workers' rights.
S. Korean President Lee mulls over visit to Japan in mid-January: Sources
If realised, the visit will be symbolic of a recent improvement in bilateral ties.
Myanmar military set to win sham vote — but will a shake-up follow?
Myanmar’s military regime has announced elections will be held in three phases, starting on December 28 and concluding in January. Two outcomes are certain: first, the military-aligned party will be recorded as winning and, second, the government in exile – the National Unity
Kazakhstan calls on EU to speed up €10 billion Central Asia investments
The EU and Kazakhstan are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the signing of the Enhanced Cooperation Agreement, with connectivity and critical raw materials as key areas of cooperation.
Pathé Names Ben Browning Co-CEO of U.K. Arm for “Re-Launch” of English-Language Film Business
The FilmNation president of motion pictures will also serve as the French company’s president of global film.
Elon Musk’s Neuralink says its brain chip can now help people move robotic limbs
The device is still in clinical trials.
Bolivian Customs is going to die, says President Paz
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz Pereira announced Wednesday that his administration would eliminate tariffs on all technological products not manufactured domestically to lower consumer costs, fighting smuggling, and boosting national production.
Paraguayan meat exports to pierce US$2bn ceiling this year
According to a study by the Paraguayan Meat Chamber (CPC), released on Wednesday in Asunción, the South American country is projected to surpass the US$ 2 billion export ceiling for the first time by the end of 2025. The survey foresaw a total of US$2.169 billion worth of
Kingdom is finally available to read digitally on the Shonen Jump app
Kingdom is the biggest manga that never got an English localization until now, as the first chapters are finally available on the Shonen Jump app.
PC Gamer magazine's new issue is on sale now: Dinolords
Plus, Minos, Halo: Campaign Evolved, Warhammer 40K: Boltgun 2, Sol Shogunate, Anno 117: Pax Romana, Keeper, The Outer Worlds 2, top gaming headphones tested, and much more, too
Simple and obvious… or nuanced and complicated?
Some choices seem obvious, while others demand care and insight. And some offerings are simple, while others have depth and multiple variables. As you’ve probably guessed, the choices that are simple and obvious tend to do best in the mass market. Where did you get your cup of
In tungsten territory, China celebrates control of mineral the U.S. needs
President Donald Trump claimed victory after China agreed to defer controls on rare earths. But many restrictions remain, including on the critical mineral tungsten.
Trump’s crackdown on Russian oil hangs heavy over Putin visit to India
Putin’s state visit to India presents Prime Minister Modi with a delicate diplomatic challenge, analysts say, needing to reassure Moscow without angering Trump.
Did Tintin Creator Hergé Collaborate with the Nazis? A Historical Investigation
The Adventures of Tintin may be a children’s comic series from mid-twentieth-century Europe, but its appeal has long since transcended the boundaries of form, culture, and generation. In fact, many if not most seriously dedicated fans of Tintin are in middle age and beyond, and
Fullerenes could improve MRI clarity by enabling more efficient dynamic nuclear polarization
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is invaluable in the medical world. But despite all the good it does, there is room for improvement. One way to enhance the sensitivity of MRI is dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP), where target molecules for imaging are modified so they form
From static papers to living models: Turning limb development research into interactive science
The choreographed movements that cells perform to form complex biological shapes, like our hands, have fascinated scientists for centuries. Now, researchers at EMBL Barcelona have launched LimbNET, an open-access online platform that allows scientists to directly choreograph
Magnetism switching in antiferromagnets: Two distinct mechanisms successfully visualized
A research team led by Ryo Shimano of the University of Tokyo has successfully visualized two distinct mechanisms through which up and down spins, inherent properties of electrons, switch in an antiferromagnet, a material in which spin alignments cancel each other out. One of
Global sports industry holds untapped potential for wildlife conservation
A recently published article in the journal BioScience has revealed a surprising opportunity for conserving threatened species: sports teams and their branding.
Sargasso Sea shift reveals dramatic decline in some historic seaweed populations
A study led by researchers at the University of South Florida's College of Marine Science has found that certain populations of the seaweed sargassum have experienced a significant decline over the past decade, even as increased abundance of sargassum in the tropical Atlantic
Chlorine and potassium found in supernova remnant at unexpectedly high levels
"Why are we here?" is humanity's most fundamental and persistent question. Tracing the origins of the elements is a direct attempt to answer this at its deepest level. We know many elements are created inside stars and supernovae, which then cast them out into the universe, yet
The Nurse Who Names the Dead
Inside a Texas nurse’s quest to document the life and death of every woman killed by a man in America.
Angry Trump Unravels over 2026 Woes as GOP Panic Grows: “Flashing Red”
Democrats are running in the 2026 midterms on “affordability.” This week, Trump unleashed several angry, wild-eyed rants about their “affordability” message. In one , he raged that it’s a “con job.” In another , he seethed that it’s a “Democrat scam.” He’s angry because these
