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More farmers protests cause disuption in Brussels
The farmers' protests are ongoing, despite the EU relaxing its demands.
Kyiv endures third Russian bombardment in five days
Ukrainian city of Kyiv was hit by missiles for the third time in five days by Russian armed forces, with President Zelenskyy asking for more air defences.
Companies Continue Enjoying 5G Benefits as Wipro and Nokia Collaborate
In early 2024, Wipro, a Bengaluru company, and Nokia Corporation confirmed the launch of a private 5G wireless network to support the transformation of industries in the digital sector. In a release, Wipro stated that the solution was to initially support industries operating
Russian FSB says US, UK and Ukraine behind Moscow attack
The director of Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB), Alexander Bortnikov, said on Tuesday that the US, UK and Ukraine were behind the Moscow concert hall attack that killed at least 139 people on Friday - despite repeated claims of responsibility by Islamic State.
Exclusive: Commission seeks Frenchman for top standards job over fears of foreign links
The other two shortlisted candidates are from Spain and Sweden.
'We have to be more pragmatic and less bureaucratic,' says Germany's Robert Habeck
The Vice-Chancellor of Germany, Robert Habeck, discusses the upcoming European elections, economic decline, gaps in the job market and higher defence spending on the Global Conversation.
Live in a big city? Bright lights at night could increase your risk of stroke
Stroke risk increases with outdoor light pollution and 80% of people could be affected, a new study finds.
High Seas Treaty paves the way for ocean protection
Just 1 per cent of the high seas are protected — a far cry from the global goal to safeguard 30 per cent of our oceans and seas by 2030. A year on from the High Seas Agreement wrap-up at the United Nations, what measures have been taken to protect ocean life from expanding
Latest news bulletin | March 26th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Interview: Why is a high seas treaty crucial for marine biodiversity?
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has played a central role in the sustainable use of marine biological diversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction. Minna Epps, Director of the IUCN Ocean Team, shared her insights with Euronews.
[Opinion] 2024: A Space Odyssey — why the galaxy needs regulating
Why nations must adopt a more comprehensive approach to space governance amid increasing geopolitical challenges.
Climate change could drive up food inflation by as much as 3.2%, study says
Rising temperatures and extreme weather events are expected to have a global impact on agriculture.
Europe’s best beaches: These coastal hotspots came out on top for sun, safety, and swimming
Spain was the ultimate summer holiday destination with 28 per cent of Europe’s best beaches.
Building new wind and solar projects is getting harder but this German village could have the answer
Sprakebuell is something of a model village for the energy transition - with an above-average number of electric cars, a community wind farm and renewable heat from biogas.
What brings together Ukraine and Vanuatu? Sadly, it's ecocide
While our countries face vastly different challenges, we are united not only with each other but also with all others in the need to find a lasting, global solution, Maksym Popov and Ambassador Odo Tevi write.
Infamous 'Titanic' floating door sells for staggering €663,000 at Hollywood movie auction
The door wasn't the only prop from 'Titanic' to find a new owner: the dress worn by Winslet in the film's climactic scene fetched $118,750 (€110,000).
'We didn't want to see what Putin is up to,' admits German Vice Chancellor
German Vice Chancellor and Minister of Economy and Climate Robert Habeck warned that Europe must ramp up defence spending during a global conversation with Euronews.
German officials break ground for major electric car battery factory
3,000 jobs will be created at the Northvolt plant in the town of Heide in Schleswig-Holstein.
[Interview] Syrian mayor in Germany speaks out against AfD
Ryyan Alshebl left Syria in 2015 amid the ongoing war. Eight years later, he was elected mayor of the German town Ostelsheim — aged 29. He talked to EUobserver about his journey, the threat of extremism and humanitarian asylum systems.
Steven Spielberg: ‘The echoes of history are unmistakable in our current climate’
The three-time Academy award winner and ‘Schindler’s List’ director has made his first comments on Gaza and denounces growing antisemitism.
S&P Global outlook: These are the biggest risks ahead for the EU economy
Uncertainty over sluggish productivity and high labour costs could draw back the economic output of the eurozone, global credit rating agency S&P said in its updated economic outlook.
Europe's travel strikes: Flight and train disruption you can expect in March and April
Our guide is updated as soon as a new European strike is announced.
Assange judges seek no-death-penalty pledge from US
Court postpones decision on the Wikileaks founder's case to give the US time to make assurances.
Romanian agency uses AI to help farmers get EU funding
Romania’s Rural Investing Finance Authority (AFIR) is streamlining the grant submission process for farmers by using AI to do their administrative work.
Thousands protest in Budapest as Orban embroiled in corruption cover up
Authoritarian social conservative Viktor Orbán has already had his power shaken by a sexual abuse scandal.
Trump set to cash in as shares in his media platform Truth Social soar
Former US President Donald Trump looks set to cash in on significant windfall revenue as shares in his social platform soar on the stock market.
Weight loss drugs firm expands into heart disease treatment
The Novo Nordisk deal is due to be wrapped up in the second quarter of this year. It will help to establish the maker of Wegovy and Ozempic in the cardiovascular treatment market.
Asian workers pay price for EU ship recycling
Loopholes in international regulations on ship recycling are resulting in major human and environmental damage.
Watch: Classic car enthusiasts show off their retro rides at Birmingham convention
At the Classic Car and Restoration Show in Birmingham, enthusiasts come together to showcase their cherished vehicles and share their passion with others.
Europe needs to embrace pragmatism to remain relevant in the Global South
The EU and other like-minded allies must fully wake up from our previous unipolar dream — and stable world — and step forward as a credible key partner for the Global South in this turbulent decade, Radu Magdin writes.
Hunting for 'ghost particles': How CERN plans to search for a better understanding of the Universe
CERN is launching a project that researchers say could help them prove the existence of hidden particles that make up the fabric of the Universe.
Know your ‘fada’ from your ‘pelo’? Here are the most popular French regional words
Here are the most frequently used regional terms that you won’t have learned in French class - and you may find useful for your next trip.
Spain's economy expands: Why is it beating its European peers?
Spain's Gross domestic product (GDP), the measure of value created through the production of goods and services, expanded 0.6% in the fourth quarter of 2023 from the previous quarter.
Are German train strikes finally ending? Deutsche Bahn strikes deal with train drivers’ union
The deal includes a 'peace obligation' to prevent strikes until at least February 2026.
Brussels asks Big Tech to counter threats to integrity of European elections
The European Commission has asked X, TikTok, Facebook and other online platforms to mitigate risks to elections and clamp down on voter disinformation, as part of new guidelines adopted on Tuesday.
[Investigation] Poison for sale — the pesticides banned in EU in use in Kenya
Big-Agri is using markets in developing countries to sell products banned in Europe — despite their harmful effects on health and the environment.
Latest news bulletin | March 26th – Midday
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[Column] EU's Gaza policy: boon for dictators, bad for democrats
While they woo dictators and autocrats, EU policymakers are becoming ever more estranged from the world's democrats. The real tragedy is the erosion of one of Europe's key assets: its huge reserves of soft power, writes Shada Islam.
Russia blames West and Kyiv for Moscow jihadist attack
Ukraine accuses the Kremlin of lies, after it alleges Kyiv and the West were involved in the atrocity.
Russia extends arrest of US reporter Evan Gershkovich
A Moscow court on Tuesday extended Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershovich's sentence until at least June.
Man arrested after explosives seized in Dublin
Gardaí said that four "viable improvised explosive devices" were found during the search of a van.
UK court orders delay to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's extradition to US over espionage charges
Judges at the UK's High Court are seeking assurances from the United States that Assange would not face the death penalty.
How Russia pushed false claims about Moscow attack
BBC Verify examines how the campaign to blame Kyiv unfolded.
European stocks set to mine the most as copper prices soar
Soaring copper prices are driving market optimism with analysts predicting further price increases. Goldman Sachs is forecasting a 40% increase by mid-2025. Euronews Business looks at the stocks which could benefit.
Member states favour exempting international shipping from EU microplastic rules
Environment ministers argue that responsibility should fall under the scope of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO).
Why is WikiLeaks founder and hacker Julian Assange facing extradition to the US?
Julian Assange is fighting a final attempt to avoid extradition on espionage charges. Euronews Next takes a look back at how we got to this point.
'Slaughtered': UK farmers protest post-Brexit rules and trade deals
London negotiated the "worst trade deals in the world" after the UK's exit from the EU, claimed the founder of Save British Farming.
US federal authorities raid Sean “Diddy” Combs' homes as part of sex trafficking probe
Hip hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs faces multiple lawsuits over alleged sexual assault and rape. It is not clear whether the search is related to any of the allegations.
Baltimore bridge collapse sends authorities scrambling to rescue people from river
Local transportation authority has declared the collapse of the massive Key Bridge a 'developing mass casualty event'.