China rejects German claim it targeted military plane with laser
Germany says a laser fired by a Chinese warship tried to disrupt a reconnaissance plane over the Red Sea.
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Mining is not as good as trading
BTC earns $20,000 a day, ETH earns $30,000 a day, and DOGE earns $15,000 a day! Against the backdrop of rising global inflation and greater volatility in financial markets, the value of Bitcoin as "digital gold" has become increasingly prominent. Its scarcity, decentralization,
Volunteer teams prepare meals as Texas flood recovery continues
Volunteers are delivering hot meals to emergency crews and flood victims across Texas, as communities rally to support recovery efforts after last week’s deadly disaster.
Ukraine suffers heaviest attack after Trump criticises Putin
The US president reverses a suspension of weapons shipments to Kyiv and heavily criticises Russia's Putin.
Virgin Atlantic announces Starlink deal to provide flyers with ultra-fast Wi-Fi
Virgin Atlantic becomes the first UK airline to offer streaming-quality Wi-Fi to passengers in a new deal with Elon Musk’s Starlink.
Top European court rules Russia violated international law in Ukraine
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg ruled Russia violated international law in Ukraine and was responsible for the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17.
Netanyahu talks with Trump focused on release of hostages, says Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the pair also discussed a potential ceasefire in Gaza and their countries' recent military actions against Iran.
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Marseille flights and trains experience second day of disruptions as wildfires blaze in France
Marseille Airport was temporarily closed on Tuesday as wildfires raced towards the city.
Wildfire near Marseille injures 110 and grounds flights
A wildfire that surged towards Marseille, injuring 110 people and halting air and rail traffic, was pushed back overnight but remained active on Wednesday, according to officials.
French authorities raid far-right National Rally party HQ in campaign finance probe
Police and judges raided France's far-right National Rally (RN) headquarters as part of an investigation into alleged campaign finance violations.
Seoul repatriates six North Koreans who drifted south by accident and sought return
The individuals, who accidentally drifted into South Korean waters this year, were returned across a maritime border on Wednesday.
Stockpiling Strategy: Brussels asks member states to check if their own survival kits are up to date
The Stockpiling Strategy is the first plank in the EU's Preparedness Union Strategy but for now has no budget attached to it.
Trump backs US attorney general after apparent U-turn on Epstein 'client list'
Far-right influencers and activists have reacted with anger after the Justice Department said sex offender Jeffrey Epstein did not maintain a 'client list'.
Trump is addressing more nations with tariff letters - what's next?
The US President has been sending letters to various countries to address major trade agreements. But according to experts, they tell a confusing story about his policies.
Swedish PM's movements leaked by bodyguards uploading workouts on Strava
Bodyguards protecting Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson reportedly exposed sensitive information about him by uploading workouts to Strava.
Ed Sheeran’s original paintings to go on sale to raise money for his foundation
A new exhibition in London will feature original artworks created by the British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran.
Can AI help detect doping in sports? | Euronews Tech Talks
Researchers are developing AI programmes to make doping detection more effective, faster, and cheaper. How do these systems work? What challenges do their creators face? Euronews Tech Talks sits down with Wolfgang Maass and Francesco Botrè to answer these questions.
US copper prices soar after Trump threatens 50% tariff on imports
The 50% duty would match the rate placed on steel and aluminium imports. The president also said he plans to impose a tariff of up to 200% on pharmaceutical drugs.
A €30 million scheme: How did the Subbotins' firms withdraw funds from the ministry of finance and the EBRD from Megabank?
A story that undermines confidence in the Ukrainian banking system: Who is behind the collapse of Megabank? The bank is still under investigation for the possible embezzlement of about 30 million euros received from the Ministry of Finance and the European Investment Bank
Insights into industry concentration in the EU
In 2023, industry concentration displayed a wide range of variation across sectors at EU level. Industry concentration in this article is based on the EuroGroups Register (EGR) data and measures the extent to which an industry is dominated by 1 or more businesses. In this case,
'Reservoir Dogs' and 'Kill Bill' star Michael Madsen’s cause of death revealed
Following his death on 3 July at the age of 67, Michael Madsen's cause of death has been revealed.
Rising share of ICT specialists among employed people
In 2024, more than 10 million people were employed as information and communication technology (ICT) specialists across the EU, representing 5.0% of all employed people. This reflects a continuing upward trend, with the share rising by 0.2 percentage points compared with the
Russia launches record 741 drones and missiles in its largest aerial attack against Ukraine
Ukraine managed to intercept and jam most of the 741 aerial targets launched by Russia overnight in its largest attack, but six aeroballistic Kinzhal missiles made it past Ukraine’s air defences amid the shortage of US supplied Patriot missile systems and relevant interceptor
EU logs lowest gender gap in cultural employment in 2024
Between 2015 and 2024, the EU gender gap in cultural employment dropped from 6.4 percentage points (pp) (53.2% of men vs 46.8% of women) to 0.8 pp in 2024 (50.4% of men vs 49.6% of women). This marks the lowest gender gap in cultural employment in the last decade and since data
The Bayeux Tapestry to be displayed in UK for first time in nearly 1,000 years
The treasured 11th-century artwork will be on loan from France - a move that has been described by the UK Culture Secretary as "a symbol of our shared history with our friends in France, a relationship built over centuries and one that continues to endure."
Commission seeks views on CO2 emission standards for cars and vans and car labelling
The European Commission is inviting citizens and stakeholders to provide feedback on the CO2 emission performance standards for new cars and vans and the Car Labelling Directive. With the launch of this public consultation, the Commission is accelerating preparations for the
False image shows Inter Milan supporting Palestine with flag
Not only is the photo old, it's been cropped, with the original showing children waving both the Palestinian and Israeli flags.
China sees consumer price inflation in positive territory in June
CPI inflation climbed into the green for the first time since January, although producer prices remain in deflationary territory.
With almost €1 million, the European Globalization Adjustment Fund for Displaced Workers supports 417 in Belgium after factory closure
Workers dismissed in Belgium after the closure of chip manufacturer BelGaN are set to benefit from EU support through the European Globalization Adjustment Fund (EGF). The €930,000 proposal, adopted today, would support 417 people in returning to employment. The funding will
Returning to a German internment camp 80 years after liberation
A group of islanders return to the German town to mark the anniversary of their liberation.
Privacy, consumer groups warn against delays and backtracking on AI Act
The growing pressure regarding a potential stop-the-clock mechanism is problematic, they say.
Almost everyone has been infected with this common virus. It raises cancer risks 5-fold
Scientists identified new types of cancer linked to Epstein-Barr virus, which most people have been infected with at some point in their lives.
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Can Germany sell one of its Patriot air defence systems to Ukraine?
Donald Trump reportedly told Germany to sell one of its Patriot air defence systems to Ukraine. But can Berlin increase its military support to Kyiv as Russia intensifies aerial attacks?
Better implementation of EU environmental rules protects human health and supports economic growth
The Commission has published the fourth Environmental Implementation Review. It supports environmental enforcement and raises awareness about the importance of EU environmental rules to ensure prosperity, competitiveness and environmental security in the European Union. This
How von der Leyen's confidence vote has torn Conservatives in Parliament
The ECR group has split, with Polish and Romanians promoting the motion of censure and Italians defending the Commission.
Death toll from Kenya’s latest anti-government protest surges to 31
Monday’s demonstrations, which were met with police roadblocks preventing access to downtown Nairobi, were planned to coincide with the 35th anniversary of the historic Saba Saba pro-democracy protests.
Climate change tripled death toll of latest European heatwave, first ever rapid study finds
A ‘silent killer’, the June to July heatwave is estimated to have claimed many more lives than the Valencia floods last year.
More than 160 people are still missing after deadly Texas floods, governor says
The death toll from flash floods which struck Texas last week has now climbed to at least 107. More than 160 people are still missing, according to the state's governor.
More than 100 injured and hundreds more evacuated as wildfire rages near French city of Marseille
A wildfire reached the edge of France's second largest city of Marseille. Strong winds have fanned the flames, causing it to move exceptionally fast. Scores have been injured and hundreds evacuated.
More than 100 hurt as efforts to contain Marseille wildfire continue
The city's mayor says the fire is "decreasing" but is still not completely under control.
Watch: Macron's day with the Royal Family
The French president met the Prince and Princess of Wales, the King and Queen and dignitaries on the first day of his state visit.
My life as a footballer and global icon: Cristiano Ronaldo honoured in new Hong Kong museum
The CR7 Life Museum in Hong Kong promises an immersive experience about the life and times of the Portuguese footballer.
France and the UK can 'save Europe' by working together, Macron says on state visit
Macron’s three-day trip is the first state visit to the UK by a European Union head of state since Brexit and a symbol of the British government's desire to reset relations with the bloc after its withdrawal from the EU in 2020.
Why small-time criminals burned a London warehouse for Russia's mercenary group Wagner
Five men have now been convicted for their part in the arson attack, which caused £1m of damage.
Russian minister's death serves as warning to political elite
President Putin sacked his transport minister. Hours later, his body was found in a park with a gunshot wound to the head.
Syria issues appeal to EU for help battling massive wildfires along northwestern coast
The fires, which started last week, have proven difficult to bring under control despite reinforcements from Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon that came to the country to help Syrian teams fight the blaze.
EU Commissioner for migration expelled from Libya as 'persona non grata'
The incident comes amid a new surge of departures of irregular migrants from Libya to Southern Europe.
ICC issues arrest warrants for Taliban leaders over women's rights violations
The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for the Taliban’s supreme leader and the head of Afghanistan’s supreme court, who have limited girls' education and banned women's voices from being heard in public.