Copenhagen’s Noma restaurant to re-open under new leadership after abuse accusations
Denmark’s iconic Noma restaurant reopens today, but its founder will not be at its helm. Nor will it have its three stars in the Michelin Guide.
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Woman arrested after four stabbed in London's Covent Garden
In a statement, London's Metropolitan Police said it was currently "believed to be a mental health related incident."
Italy unveils 1,500km trail network dedicated to Saint Francis ahead of Pope’s Assisi visit
'The Way of Francis – The Way of Light' routes are being promoted as part of celebrations to mark 800 years since the death of Italy’s patron saint.
Project Panama: How Anthropic secretly destroyed millions of books to train its AI
Recently unsealed court documents reveal how Anthropic secretly bought, destroyed and scanned books to train its AI chatbot, Claude.
Dublin bids farewell to singer-songwriter Glen Hansard
Hundreds gather in Dublin to honour Glen Hansard as musicians, actors and fans pay tribute during the singer-songwriter's funeral service
€1 million lottery ticket recovered among 6 tonnes of rubbish in Italy
A lottery player in Italy threw out the winning ticket at a local tobacconist after a self-service lottery terminal displayed the message "not payable."
China slaps export controls on US firms ahead of Xi's Washington visit
Beijing has announced sweeping trade curbs against the United States, including export controls on drones and a ban on dealings with six American entities, in retaliation for recent US restrictions on Chinese tech.
Portugal legend Luis Figo calls for Infantino to resign, saying he 'debased' FIFA presidency
"It is too late to save his dignity but it is not too late to save football. He should go. Now," Figo wrote in a post on X.
Suspect accused of killing woman found in suitcase in Greece gives statement
The 26-year-old, identified in media reports as an Afghan national, confessed to putting the woman in a suitcase, but denied having killed her.
Pope Leo XIV to visit Uruguay, Argentina and Peru in November, Vatican says
The Vatican has announced the Pope's sixth international trip. From 6-17 November he will visit three Latin American countries, including Peru, where he carried out much of his ministry.
How is this country attracting manufacturing investment?
Kazakhstan is seeking to attract more investment into higher-value manufacturing as it looks to diversify its economy beyond raw materials and expand value-added industries.
Drone carrying explosives found at German airport, police say
The drone was found near Ukrainian cargo planes before another object collided with a cargo aircraft in mid-air.
Waste workers help winner find binned €1m lottery ticket in Italy
The player only realised he binned the life-changing ticket after family told him the numbers he played for years had been drawn.
Moderna starts human trials for Bundibugyo Ebola vaccine as Congo's outbreak continues
Moderna has vaccinated the first participants in a trial for a Bundibugyo Ebola vaccine, as the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to battle its fastest-growing outbreak on record.
SpaceX rocket stage believed to have slammed into Moon, NASA to collect data
The 4-tonne part poses no risk to Earth, but it has revived the debate on space debris ahead of major space exploration missions like Artemis III.
First time: solar power is Portugal's main source of electricity in July
Last month, renewable sources accounted for 53% of consumption, with solar providing 19% of that energy, followed by hydro (16%), wind (13%) and biomass (5%).
The longest musical composition in the world changes chords for the first time in two years
The glacially paced composition has been going for nearly 25 years and today, a new note is introduced to the John Cage Organ Project Halberstadt...
Ukraine failed to shoot down a single Russian missile launched in overnight barrage
Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday called for allies to send more anti-ballistic air defence, after Russian strikes killed at least 17 people overnight.
These are the best ‘dupes’ for travel hot spots like Venice, Lake Como and Kyoto
Whether you’re looking for a city break or an island escape, this is where to go to avoid the crowds.
EU releases €1.4 Billion to Ukraine from frozen Russian asset profits after Kyiv attacks
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that €1.4 billion in profits from immobilised Russian assets will be allocated after Russia’s deadly strikes on Kyiv. Most of the funds will be used to repay G7 and EU loans while €70 million will be directed toward
Exclusive interview with the Ambassador of Kazakhstan to the Netherlands: Why Kazakhstan matters for travellers, investors and the future
Derya Soysal, Kazakh Tourism Ambassador: Your Excellency, Kazakhstan is increasingly attracting international visitors thanks to its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes. In your view, what makes Kazakhstan a truly unique destination? Why would you encourage
Iceland orders expulsion and re-entry ban on 21 anti-whaling activists, police say
Iceland is one of the only countries that still allows commercial whaling. Norway and Japan are the others.
Was there ever life on Mars? The answer might be closer than we think
New research presented at the COSPAR space conference in Florence points to possible signs of ancient microbial life on Mars, based on mineral and organic matter found by NASA's Perseverance rover.
Wynn Al Marjan Island: UAE’s first casino resort set to open in September 2027
Construction is ‘progressing rapidly’ at the Wynn Al Marjan Island gaming resort located in the northern emirate of Ras Al Khaimah.
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Peter Gill, acclaimed playwright and director behind 'The York Realist', dies aged 86
From the Royal Court to the National Theatre, Gill directed nearly 100 productions and wrote some of Britain's most acclaimed modern plays.
North Korea's Kim Yo Jong warns of military options over Japan’s move into 'war state'
Japan has been gradually moving away from its post-World War II pacifist status, increasing military spending, ramping up defence pacts and deploying missile launchers to its outer islands.
How to read an upcoming IPO list like a trader, not a headline reader
Scroll through any upcoming IPO list, and the instinct is the same for most people: skim the company names, note the eye-catching valuations, and move on. That's how a headline reader treats the information. A trader reads it differently and not as a roster of famous names, but
Greenpeace warns: sea advances, Portuguese coast at risk
In a recent report, Greenpeace warns Portugal of looming risks from climate change and decades of coastal urban pressure, with 40% of beaches at risk of vanishing.
'Stolen intellectual property': German court rules AI music generator Suno broke copyright rules
“This ruling sends a powerful international message: creativity has value, and creators’ rights must be respected in the age of artificial intelligence.”
Firefighters scramble to contain fires outside Athens before high winds return
According to an initial investigation by the fire service, the blaze started on Friday with a spark on power cables managed by a private company in Agios Vasileios.
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ becomes second fastest film in history to cross $1 billion box office milestone
The new Spider-Man film, Tom Holland's fourth solo adventure, surpassed 'Avengers: Endgame' for its opening box office weekend and has now become the second fastest film in history to cross the $1 billion mark.
Russia strike kills 21 as Ukraine says it needs more missile interceptors
The Russia defence ministry said it had struck logistics hubs and supply centres in Kyiv and the surrounding region.
Fire tornadoes have reached Europe: What makes them so dangerous?
Fire tornadoes can rapidly change fire behaviour and make firefighting more dangerous.
Fires rage after Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv
Firefighters battled multiple warehouse and building fires overnight after Russian missile and drone strikes killed at least 15 people and wounded 42 across Kyiv and the surrounding region.
German police deploy bomb disposal robot at Leipzig airport after explosive drone found near Ukrainian plane
Several flights, including one passenger plane, were diverted to other airports after the sighting of the flying object near the airport shortly before midnight.
Infineon hits revenue record: AI data centres drive growth
Once the problem child of the chip industry, Infineon has reinvented itself. Its semiconductors are now key components for electric cars, data centres and the energy transition.
SpaceX posts smaller-than-expected loss despite scrutiny over AI spending
The rocket and satellite company beat Wall Street's loss forecasts in its first quarterly report as a public company, even as investors question its heavy AI spending and whether Elon Musk has oversold its prospects.
Anger, fear, shock and compassion: Ceuta's uncertain path back to normality
Our reporter Julián López Gómez reached the Autonomous City just two days after at least 72,000 people illegally crossed its border with Morocco. Amid widespread confusion, anxiety and bewilderment, this is what he saw and heard.
Scaleup Europe Fund to start making investments
On 4 August, the European Commission completed the final legal steps to establish the Scaleup Europe Fund, which will start boosting Europe's scaleup companies to grow faster and compete globally with a target of €5 billion. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
Spain's Interior Ministry denies confirming reports of suspected jihadists among Ceuta arrivals
Spain's Interior Ministry has told Euronews it has not confirmed media reports claiming suspected jihadists were identified among migrants who arrived in Ceuta last week, while insisting the mass arrivals on 30 July "do not pose a threat to public security."
'I showed it our vegetables – it flew at me,' Ukrainian vendor hunted by Russian FPV drone recalls the attack
A market trader in Kherson described how a Russian first-person-view drone chased him around his stall before exploding beside his van, in an attack Ukraine has called a war crime.
'Star Wars: A New Hope' dubbed into Welsh for the first time to mark sci-fi classic’s 50th anniversary
“A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away …” Or should that be: “Amser maith yn ôl, mewn galaeth bell bell i ffwrdd ...” 'Star Wars: A New Hope' has been dubbed into the Welsh language for the first time in order to celebrate the film’s 50th anniversary next year.
Commission approves €20 million state aid for agricultural, fishing and aquaculture companies in Friuli Venezia Giulia region facing increased fuel and fertilizer prices
The European Commission has approved a €20 million state aid scheme for agricultural and fishing companies in the Italian region of Friuli Venezia Giulia that are facing increased fuel and fertiliser prices due to the Middle East crisis. The scheme was approved under the Middle
Fuego volcano eruption forces mass evacuations in Guatemala
Guatemala raised its alert to red and evacuated 659 people from eight villages after the Fuego volcano erupted on Monday, spewing lava fountains and pyroclastic flows down its slopes.
Eight South Korean students held over US military base break-in attempt
Students gathered outside the main hub of the US Air Force in South Korea, arguing the US military's presence in Gwangju could complicate Seoul's major chipmaking project planned there.
EU deployed its biggest wildfire response. Is it what Europe needs?
As wildfires rage across southern Europe, the EU has deployed its largest shared firefighting force. But the crisis exposes a growing gap between emergency response and wildfire prevention. Watch the video.
App offers chance to explore - and keep fit
A retired telecoms worker from Belgium is among those behind an innovative smartphone app that aims to keep you fit and discover “hidden gems” all over the world. Philippe Pleckspaen helped launch “Jooks”, an application that helps you navigate your way around a locality,
With Tanzania, France can revive its leading position in Africa
France has one of the most energetic diplomatic agendas of any European power, but its long-established position in Africa has suffered heavily in recent years. Traditionally Paris concentrated on the French-speaking world, cultivating trade in West Africa and security
Flamenco legend Pepe Habichuela dies
Born in Granada in 1944 as José Antonio Carmona Carmona, he was part of the legendary Habichuela dynasty, one of flamenco's most influential families.