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The swastika is illegal in Germany and is considered a symbol of hate that evokes the horrors of Nazi Germany and the trauma of the Holocaust.
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Critical Medicines Act: Parliament ambition versus Council revision
The EU’s Critical Medicines Act (CMA) is becoming the latest battleground between the European Parliament and the Council, as lawmakers clash over how ambitious Europe should be.The European Parliament’s Public Health Committee (SANT) presented the feedback on Tomislav Sokol’s
Supreme Court ruling may push President Trump to new tariff strategy
Donald Trump warns the US could be left 'defenceless' if the Supreme Court overturns his global tariffs — but he still has multiple legal tools to keep taxing imports.
Latest news bulletin | November 6th, 2025 – Midday
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Climate change boosted Hurricane Melissa's destructive winds and rain, analysis finds
Melissa was one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes to make landfall and brought destructive weather to Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic and Cuba.
Chipmaker Nexperia said it halted China shipments on payment refusal
Dutch chipmaker Nexperia said it stopped sending wafers to its Chinese unit because of a payment refusal — the latest twist in Europe’s semiconductor standoff with Beijing.
Activists call for stronger climate commitments ahead of COP30 summit in Brazil
Activists are calling on world leaders to strengthen goals at this year's convention to reverse the damaging impacts of global warming.
French auditors slam Louvre for focusing on projects over security following jewel heist
France's audit office reported that the Louvre prioritised acquisitions over security, leaving fire safety plans incomplete for 20 years and lagging in camera installations.
Brussels, My Love?: Your weekly podcast to make sense of EU politics
Brussels, My Love? is back, but this time as a weekly podcast to help you navigate EU affairs.
Sudan's ambassador makes urgent appeal to EU on behalf of his country
Sudan’s ambassador in Brussels has made an urgent appeal to the EU to help relieve the tragic suffering of those caught up in his country’s brutal civil war. The heartfelt plea by Ambassador Abdelbagi Kabeir, who is Sudan’s official representative in Brussels, comes amid fresh
GameZone experts explore the rise of Tongits Go: The digital reinvention of a Filipino classic
There’s something timeless about the way Filipinos gather around a table, shuffling cards, teasing each other with playful banter, and calling out winning hands in excitement. For decades, Tongits has been the centerpiece of countless gatherings across the Philippines — a game
'Vibe coding' named Word of the Year by Collins Dictionary
“Vibe coding”, an emerging software development that turns natural language into computer code using AI, has been named Collins Dictionary’s Word of the Year for 2025.
How Denmark is trying to protect citizens from AI deepfakes
Denmark is seeking to protect ordinary Danes, as well as performers and artists who might have their appearance or voice imitated and shared without their permission.
Prince William's Earthshot Prize honours global climate innovation projects
In Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday, the Earthshot Prize brought together Brazilian and global celebrities alongside Prince William, who is in the city for a three-day environmental programme before travelling on to the COP30 UN climate summit.
Joint Expeditionary Force launches enhanced partnership with Ukraine
Defence ministers of the UK-led coalition met with their Ukrainian counterparts in Bodø in Norway to deepen their collaboration and strengthen security in the Nordic-Baltic region.
Czech student Natalie Puskinova crowned Miss Earth 2025
A 21-year-old Marketing and PR student from Czech Republic is the grand winner of the 2025 Miss Earth crown, in a competition held in Manila
Is France going to link its digital ID to your social media accounts?
Misleading narratives about digital IDs are commonplace online, as various European countries and the EU itself gear up to introduce them to the public.
Awards honour women leaders
The European Women’s International Leadership Award (EWILA) 7th edition ceremony took place on November 3, marking a significant moment in the recognition of women leaders worldwide. This year, eight laureates were honored, representing diverse geographical areas and sectors.
Chinese-made buses in Norway can be halted remotely, spurring increased security
Test results showed that the Chinese bus maker had access to the vehicles' control systems for software updates and diagnostics.
US Army removes food bank guidance for its soldiers after Euronews report
The US Army removed guidance directing soldiers to food banks during the government shutdown after Euronews reported it. Soldiers await mid-November pay.
Commission seeks views on the revision of the Public Procurement Directives
The European Commission has opened a 12-week consultation, seeking input and evidence to inform the review of the EU Public Procurement Directives. The initiative aims to modernise and simplify procurement rules, aligning them with the EU's strategic priorities, including
Ukraine carries out further overnight strikes on Russian energy sector
Ukraine is continuing to target Russia’s energy infrastructure, which it says is one of the Kremlin’s primary sources of funding for its invasion, as it looks to pressure Moscow into ceasing hostilities and engaging in peace efforts.
South Africans trapped in Donbas after joining Russia-Ukraine war, Ramaphosa says
It is unclear whether the citizens were fighting on behalf of Russia or Ukraine.
US government shutdown causes major flight delays and cancellation
The ongoing US government shutdown, the longest in history, has disrupted air travel nationwide, leaving thousands of staff unpaid and millions of passengers facing delays.
EU trade agreements accelerate EU export growth and support diversification
According to the fifth Annual Report on Implementation and Enforcement of EU Trade Policy published, the EU's large network of trade agreements helps companies find alternative markets for their exports, while reducing dependencies in a challenging geopolitical environment. The
COP30 activists in Belem call for genuine climate action and implementation
As COP30 begins in Belem, Brazil, activists highlight slow progress with visual protests, urging leaders for real action as global temperatures worsen.
EU releases €21.5 million in new aid as crises deepen in Venezuela and Haiti, and in response to Hurricane Melissa
The EU is releasing €21.5 million in humanitarian aid as Venezuela and Haiti face worsening humanitarian crises and as the Caribbean reels from the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa. The funding will help partners provide essential assistance such as food, healthcare,
Commission invests €2.9 billion to boost net-zero technology projects under the Innovation Fund
The European Commission announced a total of €2.9 billion in funding to 61 cutting-edge net zero technology projects under the Innovation Fund. The Innovation Fund is one of the world's largest funding programs for the deployment of innovative net-zero and low-carbon
Mexico President Sheinbaum presses charges after public groping incident
Sheinbaum said she felt a responsibility to press charges for all Mexican women, because “If this is done to the president, what is going to happen to all of the young women in our country?”
Where are Russia's immobilised assets? Nobody, except Belgium, wants to say
The debate about issuing a reparations loan to Ukraine has prompted one burning question: Where exactly are Russia's immobilised assets?
Top chef opens Marrakech Café in Canterbury
Dev Biswal (pictured), the owner-chef The Cook’s Tale (formerly The Ambrette), the renowned modern Anglo-Indian restaurant in Canterbury, has opened Café Marrakech in the city. The new restaurant is a curated mixture of Moroccan elegance, authentic flavours, and traditional
Bubble or boom? What to watch as risks grow amid record market rally
Trillions of dollars could be wiped out in the case of a financial market crash. Experts worldwide, including central banks, are warning of risks. But what are the signs to watch?
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Nvidia first to hit $5 trillion valuation but last in AI supply chain decarbonisation, study finds
The rapid growth of the AI market comes with increasing environmental challenges. The massive energy demands are raising serious concerns. Leading AI companies, including Nvidia, have so far failed to address these issues according to Greenpeace.
Heavy drinkers at higher risk of brain bleeds in old age, study finds
Heavy drinkers were aged 64 on average when they had a stroke, compared to 75 among people who drank less alcohol.
Croatia positions itself as a regional leader in precision medicine
Croatia’s healthtech and biotech scene is entering a defining phase, and at the centre of it sits Professor Dragan Primorac, M.D., Ph.D. Dragan Primorac. A paediatrician, specialist in medical genetics, forensic geneticist, former minister of science, education and sports and
US to reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 high-volume airports over government shutdown
The cuts could represent as many as 1,800 flights and upward of 268,000 seats combined, according to an estimate by an aviation analytics firm.
Philippines declares state of emergency as Typhoon Kalmaegi leaves hundreds dead or missing
According to the Office of Civil Defense, nearly 2 million people have been impacted by the typhoon's devastation, with some 560,000 villagers currently displaced.
MEPs clash over the topic of EU enlargement on the premiere of 'The Ring'
In our first episode of "The Ring", we debate the highly political topic of EU enlargement that has become a geopolitical goal of the European Commission under President Ursula von der Leyen.
Ukrainian activist survives assassination attempt after exposing Russian lawmaker’s links to terrorism
A Ukrainian war veteran and civil society leader has revealed shocking details about his campaign to bring Russian war criminals to justice — including an alleged assassination attempt connected to his involvement in the case against Russian State Duma deputy Magomed Gadzhiev
Portugal intercepts narco-submarine carrying 1.7 tonnes of cocaine en route to Iberian peninsula
Portuguese authorities intercepted a drug-carrying vessel in the Atlantic Ocean with 1.7 tonnes of cocaine destined for European markets. Four crew members were arrested.
UK police hunt for two more wrongly released prisoners days after new measures brought in
The inadvertent releases heap further embarrassment on the Prison Service, which has been starved of resources for many years.
Protests and crowds as Shein opens first permanent store in Paris
Shoppers and protesters gathered as fast-fashion giant Shein opened its first permanent store in Paris, amid government scrutiny and public backlash.
Government shutdown: US Army tells soldiers in Germany to go to the food bank
US soldiers in Germany may not receive November pay amid the prolonged US government shutdown. Emergency funds covered October salaries, but future payments are uncertain.
Why the fall of this city would matter to Ukraine and Russia
The battle for Pokrovsk - on a big road and rail artery in the Donetsk region - has been going on for well over a year.
Swiss top court upholds conviction of four over 'Kill Erdoğan' banner at 2017 rally
The banner featured an image of the Turkish leader with a gun pointed at his temple. A regional court convicted the defendants in 2020, handing down fines and suspended prison sentences.
Vučić: Serbia open to resuming ammunition sales to Europe after export stop
In a wide-ranging interview with Euronews, Serbian President Vučić approved ammunition sales to EU countries, even if they end up in Ukraine. He also defended his position not to join EU sanctions against Russia, which complicates Serbia’s bid to become an EU member.
‘We don't accept lectures’ when it comes to the fight against corruption, PM Rama says
Albania is committed to joining the EU by 2030 in an “ambitious but doable” timeline, Edi Rama told Euronews. The European Commission's annual check-up of where the EU candidate countries stand on their membership paths came out largely positive for Tirana.
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The $1 billion Grand Egyptian Museum opens to the public, showcasing Tutankhamun treasures
Egypt opens the Grand Egyptian Museum near the Giza Pyramids, featuring more than 50,000 artefacts including the full collection of Tutankhamun.