'Hungary is isolated,' António Costa says after Orbán blocks joint EU text on Ukraine
"We respect Hungary's position, but it's one of out 27. And 26 are more than one," António Costa said after an EU summit focused on Ukraine's future.
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Zelenskyy says talks with US officials to take place in Saudi Arabia
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says talks with US delegations aimed at ending the war in Ukraine to take place in Saudi Arabia next week.
Zelensky hopes US-Ukraine talks next week will be 'meaningful'
The talks in Saudi Arabia come as both sides seek to heal a rift after presidents Zelensky and Trump clashed in public.
Listen: Pope Francis shares voice message from hospital
The 88-year-old had not been seen or heard by the public since he was admitted to hospital on 14 February.
Poland's Duda: NATO members must increase defence spending to 3%
The Polish President visited NATO's headquarters on Thursday at the invitation of Secretary General Mark Rutte.
Butter linked to higher death risk while plant-based oils may boost health
The study identified a significantly lower risk of premature death among people who ate a lot of plant-based oils over three decades.
Pope Francis records audio greeting from hospital thanking people for their prayers
The pope's audio greeting was broadcast before the nightly recitation of the rosary prayer in St. Peter's Square.
Five jailed over plot to kidnap German minister
The group wanted to create civil war-like conditions in Germany and overthrow the government.
CommonEn: A Greek model for tackling energy poverty
In the Greek city of Ioannina, the CommonEn energy community provides a sustainable, renewable-powered solution to energy poverty.
Putin reacts to Macron's 'Russia is a threat' statement by reminding him of events from the past
Russian President Vladimir Putin, reacted to the speech of French President Emmanuel Macron, who called Russia a threat to Europe.
What consequences will the EU entry/exit system have on travellers?
The upcoming launch of the EU's digital border management system, scheduled for this autumn, raises concerns regarding data protection, asylum law and the rights of children.
Ukraine is not ready to join NATO or the EU, Juncker says
Former president of the European Commission Jean Claude Juncker cautioned against Ukraine joining Nato as a form of security guarantee. Talking to Euronews for The Europe Conversation, he also said that Ukraine should be granted limited EU membership.
Türkiye’s banking sector and the EU: Challenges and opportunities.
At a lunch debate held in the Member’s Salon at the European Parliament, politicians. ambassadors, business leaders and guests debated the challenges and opportunities the digital economy presents to both Türkiye and the European Union. Mr Ozan GULHAN, General Manager of Bank
Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik's new laws spark major political crisis
The Bosnian Serb leader enacted laws to ban state-level security and judicial bodies in one part of the country's territory, following his controversial sentencing last Wednesday.
France has a nuclear umbrella. Could its European allies fit under it?
President Macron has aired the idea that France's deterrence force could be used to defend of other European countries.
How do footballers adapt during the Holy month of Ramadan?
During the Holy month of Ramadan, Muslim footballers will fast from sunrise until sunset. How do they adapt, and does it impact their performance?
Latest news bulletin | March 6th – Evening
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Interview: Kubanychbek Kasymovich Omuraliev
In a special forum organized in Brussels by HEPA and the Organization of Turkic States, the secretary general of Turkic State Kubanychbek Kasymovich Omuraliev (pictured) gave an interview to Derya Soysal of EU Reporter. 1. What significant steps has the Organization of Turkic
Moldovan opposition claim political repression.
Reports are coming out of Moldova to the effect that the Moldovan authorities are preparing a crackdown on leaders of the pro-Russian opposition. It is alleged that on March 7, a court controlled by President Maia Sandu and the ruling PAS party plans to sentence Irina Lozovan
Five jailed in Germany for far-right plot to overthrow the government
The defendants had planned to use bombs to cause nationwide blackouts and kidnap former Health Minister Karl Lauterbach, prosecutors said.
Serene Indonesia: A guide to the best food, wellness and beach experiences in Bali and beyond
From swimming with manta rays to feasting on local cuisine, you can always escape the crowds in the Spice Islands.
'It's about protecting the dance floor': My night at the Las Vegas Sphere with DJ Solomun
Launched last year, the Anyma ‘End of Genesys’ residency at Las Vegas' Sphere has transformed the underground EDM scene into an immersive storytelling spectacle. Amber Bryce joined award-winning DJ Solomun for his one-night collaborative show.
National leader Berdimuhamedow on Turkmenistan’s neutrality and EU ties
In this episode of Eurasia Talks, Turkmenistan’s national leader Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow reaffirms the country’s commitment to neutrality, global cooperation, and economic partnerships.
Agentic AI takes centre stage at Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona
As all the big industry names returned to this year's Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona this week, AI innovation like AI agents was a key focus.
Lithuanian publisher pulls JD Vance's memoir 'Hillbilly Elegy' from sale
A Lithuanian publisher has pulled JD Vance’s controversial memoir "Hillbilly Elegy" from sale. Here's why.
Where tradition meets innovation: Saudi’s Riyadh Air prepares for first flight
As Saudi Arabia soars into a new era, explore the rich heritage and desert adventures from its capital, Riyadh.
New Zealand sacks its top UK envoy for questioning Trump's knowledge of history
Auckland says Phil Goff's position was made 'untenable' by his remarks at an event in London this week.
Gender index reveals 'unbalanced representation' in the entire EU tech ecosystem
Women are underrepresented in the entire EU tech ecosystem from the classroom to the C-suite, a new gender and diversity index found.
China slams US tariffs: 'There are no winners in a trade war'
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian denounced US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth’s statement that the US is “prepared” to go to war with China following Beijing’s warning over escalating trade tensions.
A fountain of imagination: These Italian treasures inspired the world’s literary greats
Follow in the footsteps of the world’s greatest writers and you may just find your own muse in Italy.
Carnival revelry, matrafonas and 50 years of freedom in Torres Vedras
The theme of Portugal's most popular carnival this year was the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution. But was it a fitting celebration of freedom?
Pelicots' daughter presses charges against father jailed in mass rape case
Caroline Darian - who says she is her father's "forgotten victim" - is convinced he drugged and raped her.
These piglets left to die as part of a controversial exhibition in Denmark have gone missing
The artist aimed to raise awareness about the cruelties of modern pig production in Denmark.
Turkey cuts interest rate to 42.5% after inflation hits two-year low
Turkey’s central bank lowered its key interest rate by 2.5 percentage points on Thursday, its third consecutive cut, reacting to a slowdown in inflation in the country.
Protesters rally outside US embassy in Kyiv in support of prisoners of war
Protesters rallied outside the US embassy in Kyiv reiterating that one of the points of peace is the exchange of prisoners of war.
Protesters clash with police in Athens over 2023 rail disaster
Anger over the 2023 rail disaster sparked violent clashes in Athens as protesters demanded political accountability. The unrest followed a no-confidence motion, though the government is expected to withstand Friday’s vote.
Dutch government recommends citizens get 72-hour emergency kits: 'civil defence must increase'
Dutch Justice and Security Minister David van Weel said on Wednesday that citizens need to prepare to manage "without the central government" in case of a "real conflict."
The Monopoly movie is on its way: How is this a good idea?
From the plastic, fantastic world of Barbie to the two-dimensional capitalist hellscape of Monopoly. Can they make the board game movie work?
Google expands AI-generated summaries to its search engine results
Google is expanding its AI Overviews feature in the United States but is not available in EU countries.
Just 1 in 9 people in France has optimal heart health, government agency says
The study also found there were wide disparities depending on gender and socioeconomic background.
US 'destroying' world order, Ukraine's ambassador to UK says
Valerii Zaluzhnyi's comments come amid an apparent cooling of tensions between Kyiv and Washington.
Read all about it: UK and Ireland celebrate World Book Day
The UK and Ireland are celebrating World Book Day. Held on the first Thursday of March, the event is the British Isles’ localised version of the global UNESCO-organized celebration.
Romanian authorities detain six for alleged treason amid Russian espionage probe
In an unprecedented move, authorities in Bucharest arrested six citizens Wednesday for organising a paramilitary group with Moscow's support, linked to the expulsion of the Russian military attache to Romania and his deputy.
Prosecutors demand Luis Rubiales World Cup kiss retrial
The former Spanish football federation president was found guilty of sexual assault but not guilty of coercion.
Hostages' families ask Trump not to collaborate with Netanyahu
Relatives of hostages in Gaza protested in Tel Aviv on Thursday, accusing the Israeli prime minister of being responsible for the deaths of the 37 captives.
ECB cuts rates for sixth time since June despite sticky inflation
The European Central Bank cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point to 2.5% on Thursday as inflation nears 2% and growth remains weak.
France to continue sharing military intelligence with Ukraine after US freeze
Washington on Wednesday confirmed it had temporarily paused the flow of intelligence to Kyiv on Wednesday, just days after suspending military aid.
DHL's shares soar 10% as it announces savings plan and job cuts
The German logistics company announced a cost-saving plan after a "challenging" year in 2024. However, investors applauded fourth-quarter results.
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'Serving Kant' no more: Malta’s Eurovision entry faces censorship over 'C-word' controversy
Malta’s Eurovision entry has been ruled inappropriate by the EBU due to its phonetic link to the C-word. But how did the four-letter word go from a medieval medical term to the most taboo word in English?