Beyoncé is back with 'Act II: Cowboy Carter' - and her longest tracklist yet
Queen B's 8th album drops tomorrow - and we now know the tracklist. Here's everything you need to know.
Queen B's 8th album drops tomorrow - and we now know the tracklist. Here's everything you need to know.
Ursula von der Leyen is seeking a second term as head of the European Commission. What has her current five-year stint meant for the economy?
Moldova's Constitutional Court has overturned the government's ban on opposition candidates, ruling it unconstitutional. The ban, which aimed to exclude individuals associated with the SHOR Party from elections for three years, was deemed invalid in a significant decision. This
Clio Saskia uses recycled 18 karat gold for her collection work, as well as ethically sourced, traceable sapphires and other gemstones she mined herself.
Gut-wrenching child casualties from Israeli strikes were described to reporters by medics.
“Ukraine is interested in strengthening our trade and economic ties with India," wrote Zelenskyy on X.
As North Korea censor a pair of jeans, the Euronews Culture team ask themselves: What would we want to blur out of fashion?
Researchers at Cardiff University are hoping to launch a study to discover if there is clinical evidence that drumming classes are improving the lives of Parkinson’s disease patients.
The most famous crypto provided a return of almost 5,000% over the last decade.
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Millions of Turks vote on Sunday, and President Erdogan hopes to regain control of Turkey's biggest city.
The launch is part of a Prosub program launched by French president Nicolas Sarkozy and Lula da Silva in 2008. Macron and his Brazilian counterpart also announced a plan to invest 1 billion euros in the Amazon rainforest.
The recent allegations of corruption surrounding Aurora Minerals Group (a Kazakh/ Australian Group ) again point to an entangled state of corruption where public officials make a mockery of the so-called governmental regulatory system. Aurora Minerals Group was founded in 2015
Spain's ex-football boss could go to prison because of a non-consensual kiss at the Women's World Cup.
The court has been asked to consider whether Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians.
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Member states sealed on Wednesday evening a crucial deal to extend free trade with Ukraine until June 2025.
The EU needs more initiatives to tackle tobacco use and to create a healthy environment focused on prevention, said Frank Vandenbroucke, health minister of Belgium.
EU Commission Vice-President Margaritis Schinas joins Euronews Correspondent Sasha Vakulina on the Global Conversation to discuss newly agreed migration policies and the upcoming European elections.
Recruiters globally are five times more likely to search for new hires by skills rather than higher education
Graduates could soon be awarded a pan-European degree from a group of universities, as part of new plans unveiled by the European Commission.
The price hikes will mainly hit the Rockshore, Guinness, Hop House 13 and Carlsberg brands.
Italian central banker Piero Cipollone in his first monetary policy speech since joining the ECB's board in November, said that the bank should be ready to "swiftly dial back our restrictive monetary policy stance."
Scientists have found that planting trees in inappropriate locations can do more harm than good to the climate.
What were previously thought to be pristine archaeological deposits, ripe for investigation, could be contaminated with plastics.
The girl's false allegations about her headmaster led to death threats and his sudden resignation.
A potential victory of the opposition will undoubtedly have significant consequences for Turkey, and the future of Turkey is certainly important for the future of Europe, Dr Demir Murat Seyrek writes.
The UK will increase its fine for taking kids out of school this summer.
This week's Euroscopic explores the consequences of Moscow's terror attack, the convergence of public safety and border/migration policy in an EU election year, and the United Nations Security resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has been lauding itself for having achieved full gender parity for the time in history. But is that the reality?
Five of Germany's economic research institutes slash Germany's GDP outlook, citing low domestic demand, and high gas and electricity prices hitting exports.
Five of Germany's economic research institutes slash Germany's GDP outlook, citing low domestic demand, and high gas and electricity prices hitting exports.
The bus was headed from Berlin to Switzerland before it crashed in eastern Germany.
The EU's highest court rejected interim measures requested by the US online marketplace.
Witness the final days of a collapsing modern-day European autocracy – with timely echoes to the rise of nationalism, and Kate Winslet proving there isn’t much she can’t do.
Rather than assuming a pro-European Labour government in London will automatically open doors in Brussels, the Labour party needs to consider what it may be able to offer to incentivise EU leaders to factor the UK into their defence thinking.
Her name is Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann and she is one of three lead candidates chosen by the European liberals for the upcoming EU elections. But what does she really think?
The so-called "European degree" is to be a new type of diploma, awarded after transnational programmes run at national, regional or institutional level — and on a voluntary basis.
Psychotropic drug abuse is one of the many dangers migrants face along the Balkan route. In overcrowded camps, doctors prescribe tranquilisers to calm people down. And black market circuits and pharmacies selling drugs without prescription contribute to the issue.
Au moment où la fameuse théorie de l’« effondrement imminent de la Chine » a fini par perdre de sa force, la réticence persistante de certains hommes politiques, universitaires et médias à reconnaître la résilience à long terme de la Chine a inventé une nouvelle expression : «
Germany, Belgium and Spain are among European nations issuing new coins celebrating places and events of national significance.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is attending what is likely to be his final Cabinet meeting.
German broadcaster ProSiebensat.1 has rejected a bid put forward by MFE-MediaForEurope to split up the company.
Researchers warn the cost to health systems around the world will be severe if more is not done to prevent and treat these diseases.
Ernie, the wise African Verreaux's eagle owl, is spreading his wings for a well-deserved retirement after charming audiences for three decades at the UK's Warwick Castle.
Pursuing legal action is not a choice we have taken lightly, but we cannot allow the European Commission to break its promises to citizens. Most importantly, we cannot stand by silently while millions of animals continue to suffer in cages, Olga Kikou writes.
Agriculture ministers rubberstamped fresh measures to reduce administrative burden on farmers, aiming to address imbalances in the food supply chain as a next step in addressing protests.
Year-on-year inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), increased by 3.2% in March, while core inflation, which excludes energy and unprocessed food, fell to 3.3% in Spain.
Video of the brown bear bounding through the streets went viral and now a minister says it is dead.