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Iran and the US to hold nuclear talks Friday in Oman, Iranian foreign minister says
The announcement by Araghchi on Wednesday came after hours of indications that the anticipated talks were faltering, and some media reports that they had been cancelled over changes in the format and content of the talks.
PM Nawaf Salam to Euronews: "All-out war” in the Middle East must be avoided
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said he welcomed renewed US-Iran talks set for this Friday, as well as efforts to promote stability and avoid “all-out” war in the Middle East.
Church fresco resembling Italian PM has face scrubbed out
The artist who painted the cherub has admitted it was Giorgia Meloni's face, as the Rome church sees a steady flow of curious visitors.
Europe and Gulf countries strengthen ties at World Governments Summit in Dubai
World Governments Summit in Dubai sees record European turnout as the UAE positions itself as a neutral hub for global dialogue and Gulf-EU ties.
Can a social media ban protect children from online violence and bullying?
In this week’s episode of The Ring, MEPs Axel Voss (EPP) and Christel Schaldemose (Socialists) engage in a deep debate over whether or not a ban on social media for under-16's is a good thing.
Snoop Dogg surprises Italy by joining Olympic torch relay in Gallarate
Snoop Dogg delighted crowds in northern Italy on 4 February as he joined the Olympic torch relay in Gallarate, near Milan, jogging, dancing and waving to locals along the route.
How plans for Trump International hotel in Belgrade unravelled
The project would have built on the ruins of the defence ministry bombed by Nato back in 1999.
EU must bolster defence and 'not test Article 5', Estonian President tells Euronews
The Estonian President told Euronews that Europe must bolster its own defence capabilities so as to "not test Article 5" of NATO. He added the bloc has long been "naive" about its security.
Web Summit Qatar startups raise $205m as AI and robotics shape the future of tech
Companies at Web Summit Qatar have collectively raised more than $28 billion (€23.7bn) over the past year, highlighting the sheer weight of innovation in the room.
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EU Parliament to hold extraordinary plenary session on anniversary of Ukraine invasion
The session will also see MEPs approve a €90bn loan to Kyiv funded with joint debt to keep Ukraine's war effort going.
European Parliament unfreezes EU-US trade deal
EU lawmakers on Wednesday agreed to resume enforcement of the EU-US trade deal. Talks will continue over how the agreement could be suspended in the future, but MEPs could vote on the deal as early as March.
What happened on day one of World Governments Summit in Dubai?
The World Governments Summit opened in the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday with calls for governance reform, AI oversight and diplomatic solutions to regional tensions. Euronews brings you the play-by-play of day one.
Boy, 14, stabbed art teacher because he had 'too much hatred', he tells police
The teenager allegedly took a knife from his kitchen with the plan to attack the 60-year-old, the prosecutor says.
Spain reels as Storm Leonardo batters Andalucía with floods and mass evacuations
Spain woke up to flooding across Andalucía on Wednesday as Storm Leonardo dumped heavy rain on the region.
EU countries seal deal on €90 billion loan for Ukraine, funded through joint debt
Under the special loan, Ukraine will receive €30 billion to support its budgetary needs and €60 billion to purchase weapons and ammunition.
Closing Europe’s deep tech gender gap: women-led startups set to scale
A new EU-backed study has laid bare the scale and structure of Europe’s gender investment gap, with a sharp focus on deep tech. These technologies will shape the continent’s economic resilience, security and industrial competitiveness over the coming decades.
Bulgaria probes secret filming of women in beauty salons for porn sites
Among the victims are minors, including teenagers as young as 15 to 17, prosecutors confirmed. The victims include public figures, a judge, a prosecutor, journalists, daughters of a regional governor and a police officer.
Europe in the Epstein files: How far is the continent's political elite implicated?
The release of more than three million extra documents related to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has prompted resignations, accusations and a wave of online vitriol towards members of Europe’s political elite. But who is actually named in the files, and to what
Europeans see wars and disinformation as top concerns, Eurobarometer survey finds
Europeans are most worried about wars near EU borders and disinformation, and want the European Parliament to tackle inflation, jobs and defence, according to the latest survey published Wednesday.
90s nostalgia: Requiem for the End of Love finishes Greek run with final flourish
The work by Dimitris Papaioannou and Giorgos Koumentakis completed 12 performances in Athens, attracting large audiences. Created in 1995 in memory of those lost to AIDS, the production is now preparing to travel to Paris for a 2027 presentation.
‘Cross us off the list’: Why locals in this tiny European village want its UNESCO status removed
Some residents believe they would be better off if the village was removed from the prestigious list.
Pinterest fires two engineers for developing tool to track laid-off colleagues amid new redundancies
Image discovery website Pinterest has sacked two engineers for creating a custom tool to help find out which employees would be laid off in the coming months.
From first-gen smartphones to cybersecurity: BlackBerry CEO on the company’s reinvention
Speaking at the World Government Summit, John Giamatteo told Euronews Next how the once mobile maker now powers secure systems for governments and cars.
Kazakhstan is reshaping the gorges of the Tien Shan into a single, world-class ski circuit
Kazakhstan is linking ski runs across five routes and gorges in the Ile-Alatau range into a single, seamless network of pistes, lifts and trails.
President Ilham Aliyev outlines strategy on global order, peace and energy security
Speaking at Davos, President Ilham Aliyev outlines Azerbaijan’s response to global geopolitical shifts, progress towards peace in the South Caucasus and expanding energy cooperation with Europe.
Russia's war in Ukraine: Are AI chatbots censoring the truth?
Europeans are increasingly turning to chatbots for answers to their most pressing questions about global conflicts. But can AI-generated responses be trusted, or do they spread misinformation?
Severe weather triggers flooding, power outages and road closures across Portugal
Storm Leonardo swept across Portugal on Wednesday, flooding towns and battering the coast with strong winds.
Greece blames smugglers over migrant deaths but early accounts have been questioned before
Greek officials were quick to blame smugglers, but experience tells us to be wary of instant and unequivocal explanations.
Bangladesh heads to the polls as minorities face an uncertain future
As Bangladesh is poised for a crucial election, past and recent violence against minorities highlights unresolved questions of protection and accountability, writes Dr. Sangeeta Mohanty. Between December 2025 and January 2026, Bangladesh saw a renewed spate of violence against
BYD’s Stella Li: Why fast charging and European factories are key to the EV race
Euronews Next sat down with Stella Li, the executive vice president of Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD, at the World Government Summit 2026 to discuss the company’s rapid expansion and its European ambitions.
Latvian PM and Estonian president back special EU envoy for Russia-Ukraine talks
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa and Estonian President Alar Karis have voiced support for the idea of appointing a special European envoy to take part in talks with the Kremlin to end its war in Ukraine.
Four in ten cancers worldwide are preventable, says WHO
In 2022, an estimated 7.1 million of 18.7 million new adult cancer cases were attributable to modifiable risk factors. On the eve of World Cancer Day, the World Health Organization (WHO) and its cancer research arm, the International Agency for Research on Cancer, outlined new
Brussels cautions EU countries against overstepping with social media crackdowns
A European Commission spokesperson has said that additional national obligations on social media platforms are a “no go” under the bloc's own sweeping digital rulebook.
Son of Norway's crown princess holds back tears giving evidence at rape trial
Marius Borg Høiby gives evidence after the first woman he is alleged to have raped told the court she believed she had been drugged.
OECD urges faster access and better use of resources in cancer care
, Health systems across Europe need to deliver cancer care more quickly, more consistently and with greater focus on patients’ wider needs, according to a new report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The report, ‘Delivering High-Value
Lost in the sand: 7,000-year-old mummies found in Sahara belong to unknown human lineage
A new study has revealed that two 7,000-year-old mummies found in the Sahara Desert belong to a previously unknown branch of the human family tree.
What is ICE's mandate abroad and can it operate on foreign soil?
Experts say that while the US immigration agency’s principal criminal investigative arm, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), has operated abroad for many years, its activities are formally subject to the approval of host governments.
Novo Nordisk stock sinks by 17% after bleak 2026 forecast
Shares tumbled after the company predicted a 5–13% decline in 2026 sales and operating profit, citing lower US prices and rising competition.
World Cancer Day: These are the top most preventable causes of cancer, new study finds
A new study has revealed that more than one third of new cancer cases globally could be prevented by controlling common risk factors such as smoking and alcohol.
Is it safe to use ChatGPT as a therapist? |Euronews Tech Talks
Little is still known about the relationship between humans, therapy, and AI chatbots, yet these tools are being used by some people seeking psychological support. What are the risks? Are there any benefits?
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SpaceX hits €1.06tn after xAI merger as Musk consolidates empire
A €1.06tn valuation for the combined SpaceX-xAI business narrows the gap with Tesla, as Musk leans harder into AI and space while Tesla fights slowing growth and a shrinking subsidy backdrop.
Russia 'choosing to attack soft targets', Moldova's foreign affairs minister tells Euronews
In an interview for Euronews' flagship morning show Europe Today, Mihai Popșoi voiced cautious faith in US-led Ukraine peace talks, condemned Russia’s attacks and emphasised Moldova’s 2028 EU membership bid.
France school stabbing: Art teacher in 'worrying' condition after attack by 14-year-old
A 60-year-old art teacher was stabbed on Tuesday by a 14-year-old pupil in front of some 20 other students mid-class in southern France, in the latest violent attack targeting school staff.
Calorie restriction increases the effectiveness of chemotherapy, study finds
A controlled reduction in calorie intake can increase the effectiveness of chemotherapy in the treatment of sarcomas. Research has shown that this restriction reduces tumour volume and protects healthy cells from treatment damage.
Inside the Diriyah Biennale: Where processions, poetry and desert rhythms shape contemporary art
As Saudi Arabia's largest contemporary art platform hosts its third edition, the artistic directors of the Diriyah Biennale reveal how ancient Bedouin journeys have inspired a radical new vision.
Watch the video: EU-UK relationship — friends with benefits?
We are not seeing a full reunion. Instead, we are seeing a patchwork relationship. So the two are friendly enough to have dinner together. But strictly split the bill. And no sharing dessert.
Greek coast guard vessel and speedboat carrying migrants collide, killing 15 people
At least 15 people died when a speedboat collided with a Greek coast guard vessel off Chios, with searches for those missing ongoing.