Satellite video shows Hurricane Melissa intensifying into a massive Category 5 storm near Jamaica, with towering clouds and powerful lightning flashes signaling its growing strength. The strongest hurricane ever to hit the island is set to bring catastrophic flooding,
EU hopefuls from the Western Balkans have faced a years-long delay on their membership path. Ahead of its flagship enlargement summit on 4 November, Euronews examines the reasons why the process has lost momentum in recent years and why some of the region's citizens now have
The sculpture takes the form of a crumpled bronze letter bearing words from personnel who were affected by the ban on gay and transgender people from serving in the armed forces.
Ankara and London signed a preliminary deal for the Eurofighters in July, which are manufactured by a consortium comprising the UK, Germany, Italy and Spain and led by Britain's BAE Systems.
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A march titled “Until the End, Until Victory” was held in Tbilisi on 26 October, beginning in Republic Square and moving toward the Parliament.
Turkey's football federation revealed that 371 of its 571 referees hold betting accounts, prompting the prosecutor's office to open an investigation into alleged match-fixing.
Russia launched another overnight drone attack on Kyiv on Sunday, killing three people and injuring at least 29, according to local authorities.
The US president is set to conclude his first tour of Asia in Seoul in the coming days where high-stakes talks with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping over trade disagreements are scheduled to take place.
There are already copyright lawsuits against AI companies
Inga Ruginiene says she is taking the "strictest measures" over the balloons, used to transport cigarettes from Belarus.
US President Donald Trump, speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One en route to Tokyo on Monday, said the incidents could have been caused by "bad fuel".
Climate change is making oat cultivation viable in the Northern Periphery and Arctic. Researchers from Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Norway and Sweden are testing 400 oat varieties to see which ones are best suited to the current Arctic climate and to promote their production in
The Russian president announced a “successful test” of a new nuclear-powered Burevestnik cruise missile in what the US president called an "inappropriate" step, calling on Putin to end his war in Ukraine instead of testing rockets.
The currently dominant COVID-19 variant in Germany has been referred to as the 'Frankenstein' variant. Here's why.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says the EU is ready to use "all tools" in response to Chinese export controls of rare earths as industry suffers.
President Higgins travelled to St James's Hospital by arrangement on Sunday and received antibiotics.
The United States is on track to record the steepest debt increase among major economies, according to the IMF — surpassing levels in Italy and Greece for the first time this century.
Juventus sack head coach Igor Tudor with the side eighth in Serie A after weekend defeat by Lazio.
Lithuania's two border crossings with Belarus, at Medininkai and Šalčininkai, were both closed for several hours as a result of the balloon incidents.
The defendants are accused of spreading unsubstantiated claims over Mrs Macron's gender and sexuality.
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Irregular crossings to the EU fell to 133,400 in the first nine months of 2025. Bangladeshi, Egyptian, and Afghan are among the most frequently reported nationalities.
Global stocks rallied on Monday morning, driven by optimism that a new trade deal is in reach between the US and China.
As in many European election campaigns, the cost of immigration has been a hot topic ahead of the Dutch vote, with many inflated figures being thrown about in the media and online.
Expected to make landfall in Jamaica on Monday evening or Tuesday morning, Hurricane Melissa is forecast to become a Category 5 hurricane, making it the strongest storm on record for the Caribbean island nation,
Ten people face trial for cyber-harassing Brigitte Macron with false claims about her gender, facing up to three years in prison and €45,000 fines.
'The Beauty is a Choice' is the title of an exhibition by a Ukrainian refugee artist that is transforming a wing of Lisbon's Estrela Basilica, which has been closed for around 40 years.
However, the details of a possible deal are under wraps.
This week's key events presented by Euronews’ energy and environment reporter, Marta Pacheco, and Euronews' tech reporter, Cynthia Kroet.
Just days before the Dutch election, 45,000 people marched in The Hague, demanding urgent climate action.
Amidst war, Ukraine's adoption of the European Child Guarantee highlights its commitment to children's rights and offers critical insights into the EU's child protection efforts, Iryna Tuliakova writes for Euronews.
Milei emerged triumphant in Argentina’s midterm elections, bursting onstage in Buenos Aires to belt out his death-metal anthem, “I am the king of a lost world!” Beaming before cheering supporters, he hailed the results as proof that Argentina has turned the page on decades of
On 27-28 October, Commissioner for Energy and Housing Dan Jørgensen (pictured) will be in Romania to co-host the Ministerial meeting of the High-Level Group on Central and South-Eastern Europe Energy Connectivity (CESEC) and in Bulgaria to visit the Vertical Gas Corridor. Today
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (pictured) will be in Sweden today (27 October) and 28 October for her first ever participation in a Nordic Council meeting. This visit will be an opportunity to engage with the region's leaders on competitiveness, defence
In 2023, domestic production accounted for €33,715 billion (91.5% of the total supply of goods and services in the EU), while imports contributed €3,147 billion (8.5%). This was an increase in domestic production of €1 259 billion (from €32,455 billion, 90.3% of total supply)
The European Commission has preliminarily found both TikTok and Meta in breach of their obligation to grant researchers adequate access to public data under the Digital Services Act (DSA). The Commission also preliminarily found Meta, for both Instagram and Facebook, in breach
A London exhibition that turns your heartbeat into art, an exhilarating new album from Florence and the Machine, and clown-induced spooks in HBO's new IT series. Here's what to look out for this week (if you dare).
The mini Soviet nation remains internationally unrecognised, but it seems tourists can’t get enough.
Tensions are rising at Brussels Airlines after the dismissal of three senior flight attendants who refused to operate a flight from Brussels to Accra, Ghana, last Friday due to reports of possible bedbugs or fleas onboard. Both French- and Dutch-speaking unions (BBTK/SETCA and
A key ideological ally of Trump, Milei's governing party won over 40% of votes in national elections to renew almost half of the lower house of Congress, according to tallies in local media using numbers from electoral authorities.
The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize once again transformed a ceremonial announcement into a political spectacle. On October 11, the Norwegian Nobel Committee honored María Corina Machado, Venezuela’s opposition leader and vocal critic of President Nicolás Maduro. The decision followed a
One in four workplaces in Europe is making decisions using algorithms or AI that will impact the working life of their employees. Unions say they’re struggling to negotiate worker rights.
With Halloween just around the corner, it is far too early for many to think about sleigh bells and Christmas cheer. Jobseekers, however, remain an exception to the trend, with the search for seasonal work well underway.
Germany is turning into a frontline for hybrid warfare, with German intelligence warning that Russia is recruiting so-called "low-level agents" – ordinary civilians paid small sums to carry out acts of sabotage or espionage.
Europe’s ‘strained’ energy and water system could slash GDP by up to eight per cent in high-income countries.
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Political fortunes turn fast. One day there were handshakes and a red carpet in Alaska; the next, Trump calling Russia a “paper tiger”. Even more revealing than the insult was what followed: once Mr. Trump flagged fuel lines and gas shortages, Moscow’s tightly controlled media
A large gulf remains between the US and European view of how to end the Ukraine war.
The new notice comes after the Trump administration said it would not tap roughly $5 billion in contingency funds to keep benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, (SNAP), used by one in every eight Americans.