2,300 troops from 12 NATO countries take part in annual military drill in the Black Sea
The drill is conducted on the Danube river and on Romania's Black sea coast, aiming to strengthen collaboration between NATO allies, naval, air and land forces.
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Samarkand Summit: A “Historic Chance” to Deepen EU-Central Asia Strategic Partnership, Says Uzbek President
As the ancient Silk Road city of Samarkand prepares to host the first-ever Central Asia-European Union summit, Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has declared the event a “historic chance” to bring prosperity and stability to the wider region through deeper strategic
Le Pen: Paris Court of Appeals will consider trial with 'a decision' in summer 2026
The far-right leader, who was convicted of embezzlement on Monday and banned from running for office, accused the political establishment of trying to scupper her bid for the presidency.
Watch: Iceland volcano spews lava and smoke after erupting
People are being evacuated as a volcano erupts in south-west Iceland, threatening a town.
UK targets Russian influence with new registration system, security minister says
The government said the new programme will be a key tool for the “detection and disruption of harmful activity against our country.”
EU fines carmakers €458 million for anti-recycling cartel
Ten years after the Dieselgate scandal over cheating in exhaust emissions tests, European carmakers are in the frame again, this time for market skulduggery in the form of a clandestine agreement not to compete on grounds of environmental friendliness on the basis of their
Body of fourth missing US soldier found in Lithuania
The soldier was part of a team of four who disappeared a week ago while conducting military drills near the border with Belarus.
Fourth US soldier missing in Lithuania swamp found dead, President Nausėda says
The announcement comes after the bodies of three of the four US Army service personnel were found on Monday after their armoured Hercules vehicle was recovered from a peat bog.
Judge who sentenced Marine Le Pen under police protection amid online threats
A torrent of online abuse has been directed at Bénédicte de Perthuis, the judge who presided over the Paris court on Monday.
CERN unveils plans for new atom smasher even bigger than the Large Hadron Collider
Officials believe it will lead to new scientific discoveries that could drive innovation in fields that could benefit humankind.
Water and defence - but not bullets: EU reallocates regional funds
The EU executive has invited member states to redirect regional spending - accounting for one-third of the EU budget - toward various strategic areas such as water resilience and affordable housing, including defence to a limited extent.
Prosecutors to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione in health insurance CEO shooting case
An Ivy League graduate from a prominent Maryland family, Mangione appeared to have isolated himself in the months leading up to the December shooting in New York.
Belgium bans display of tobacco products in shops
The new law is designed to curb impulse purchases of cigarettes and tobacco — and supermarkets are prohibited from selling them altogether.
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Google’s AI feature on hold in most EU member states due to ‘strict rules’
The company faces regulatory concerns which led to a delay in rolling out the AI tool across Europe.
Mass protests in Tbilisi demand new elections and release of prisoners
Opposition groups and civil society organisations staged a protest rally in front of the Georgian Parliament building on March 31, symbolically choosing Georgia’s Independence Restoration Day.
Will European agriculture convert to new genomic techniques?
The European Union has just taken a step towards deregulating New Genomic Techniques used for the improvement of agricultural plants. The agrichemical sector argues that they are essential to ensuring the future of food production, but many remain sceptical.
Two killed and several injured in Russian attacks across Ukraine, local media report
Ukraine's General Staff said Russia launched two missiles and used more than 2,000 drones in its wave of strikes.
France's far right calls for Paris rally in support of Le Pen
Marine Le Pen has said a "nuclear bomb" was used against her party to stop it getting into power.
Construction of private bunkers in Spain rises 200% as fears of war in Europe grow
Some citizens in Europe have created safe spaces in their homes while the EU has urged people across the bloc to prepare 72-hour survival kits.
Oscar-winning director Oliver Stone is to testify on latest JFK assassination files
The director, whose 1991 Oscar-winning film 'JFK' has been derided by historians for suggesting the CIA had a role in the killing of John F Kennedy, will speak to task force today aiming "to get to the bottom of this mystery."
Tech involved in three-quarters of gender violence cases among children, Spanish research shows
Spain's ANAR foundation analysed more than 11,000 cases and found 56% involved the digital sphere.
Scottish tourist dies after Rome holiday explosion
Grant Paterson was on a break in Rome when the B&B in the city's Monteverde area collapsed on 23 March.
Nervous flyer? These airlines have dedicated support programmes and in-flight apps
Turbulence, screaming children and randomly allocated seats are most likely to make passengers feel uncomfortable.
Türkiye’s 20,000-year-old glaciers are disappearing. Scientists want to close them to visitors
The remaining glacial area in the Cilo Mountains has been damaged and degraded, scientists say.
French authorities clear migrant camps along Seine in Paris
With the winter truce over, Paris authorities began clearing migrant camps along the Seine, drawing criticism from NGOs over forced evictions and relocations.
Migrant deaths hit new record high in 2024, United Nations agency says
The year 2024 marked the deadliest year for migrants, with drowning remaining the leading cause of death.
Four US soldiers missing in Lithuania swamp: What we know so far
The search for the fourth soldier continues after three US Army members were found dead when their armoured vehicle was pulled from a swampy area in eastern Lithuania.
Electric cars, leaky homes, and food: How does France plan to get emissions cuts back on track?
After a sluggish 2024, France is “mobilising” to meet its 2030 climate goal.
Europeans overwhelmingly endorse retaliatory tariffs against the US, poll finds
While aware of the economic impact of US tariffs on EU goods, a YouGov study finds that a vast majority of European citizens support retaliatory measures in the escalating trade dispute between Brussels and Washington.
EU to enforce social media laws despite US pressure, Commission VP Henna Virkkunen says
Legislation will ensure a fair, democratic and safe digital environment, European Commission Executive Vice President for Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy Henna Virkkunen told Euronews.
Gas pipeline fire near Kuala Lumpur injures more than 100
Dozens were injured after a massive fire broke out in Puchong, near Malaysia's capital, when a gas pipeline burst, sending flames spreading to homes.
Will Trump’s tariffs against Canada and Mexico hit the 2026 World Cup?
Increasing concerns about the feasibility of holding the 2026 FIFA World Cup between the US, Canada and Mexico have emerged, following Trump's tariffs against both these countries.
UK house price growth stays stagnant in March ahead of stamp duty hike
Northern Ireland continued to experience the strongest house price growth in the UK in the first quarter of the year, followed by the North West. London, meanwhile, struggled.
Putin begins biggest Russian military call-up in years
Russia calls up 160,000 men aged 18-30 as it moves to expand the size of its military.
OpenAI to release new ‘open’ language model in coming months
Under pressure from competitors like DeepSeek and Meta’s Llama 3, OpenAI said it is working on releasing a new open-weight large language model in the coming months.
Researchers discover new molecule in soil sample that could help fight antimicrobial resistance
Lariocidin was efficient against strains of E. coli, including drug-resistant ones, according to the new study.
Iceland’s Blue Lagoon spa and nearby town evacuated due to volcanic eruption
Flames and smoke shot through the air as the volcanic fissure opened near the town of Grindavik.
Search continues for missing US soldier in Lithuania as bodies of three others recovered
The chief of the defence staff of the Lithuanian Armed Forces says drones are being used to survey the waterlogged ground where the vehicle became submerged.
Vote Idris: Is Labour eyeing actor Idris Elba for next London Mayor?
Following the celebrated actors' work leading the UK-wide knife-crime campaign, it now seems that Labour have Idris Elba at the top of its 'wish list' for its next City Hall candidate...
German foreign minister says Ukraine peace talks at 'deadlock' but China disagrees
Ukraine's European allies are putting on a show of support as Trump-brokered talks show little sign of progress.
MEPs reject call to halt funding for environmental NGOs
In a knife edge vote, the European Parliament’s environment committee voted down an objection jointly tabled by the conservative European People’s Party (EPP) against continued funding of civil society campaign groups.
Michelin's 2025 France guide: Who are the winners and losers?
From the heady heights of newly crowned three-star restaurants, to the ones who didn't make the cut, here's everything you need to know about the new Michelin Guide for France.
Tourists and residents evacuated as volcano erupts in Iceland
The Blue Lagoon and the town of Grindavik were ordered to evacuate after earthquakes hit the area.
Trump administration admits man was deported to El Salvador mega prison due to 'error'
Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia had legal protection from being deported to his home country of El Salvador, from which his lawyers say he fled aged 16.
OpenAI secures $300bn valuation in funding round led by SoftBank
The firm has raised $40 billion, one of the largest ever funding rounds secured by a private start-up.
End of bikini nights? US restaurant chain Hooters files for bankruptcy
Hooters, the US-based restaurant chain known for chicken wings and staff wearing skimpy outfits, has filed for bankruptcy protection.
Floodwaters sweep away cars as heavy rain hits Paros island
Experts warn that more severe weather is on the way, with heavy rain expected to hit the Aegean islands, particularly the Cyclades.
Macron and Tebboune attempt to defuse brewing French-Algerian diplomatic crisis
After a months-long diplomatic spat, the French president and his Algerian counterpart have reiterated their commitment to work together.
Election rumours swirl in Ukraine – could Zelensky be mulling a summer poll?
A nationwide vote would be difficult, but some say there are good reasons to hold one soon.
