Iranian president's helicopter in "hard landing" state media reports
A helicopter carrying Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi suffered a “hard landing” on Sunday, Iranian state media reported, without elaborating.
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Take a hike! The benefits of walking and how to get more steps in this summer
Do you want to be more creative? Try taking a walk. We spoke to researchers and avid walkers on how putting one foot in front of the other can be good for the brain. Plus, tips on how to get your step count up.
How is Azerbaijan involved with France and New Caledonia?
France has accused Azerbaijan of meddling in its Pacific territory, New Caledonia, by supporting independence movements and spreading disinformation, amid broader geopolitical tensions.
Slovakia PM Robert Fico's life 'no longer in danger'
Robert Fico's deputy, Robert Kalinak, says his condition is still serious and requires intensive care.
'Ozempic breasts' to 'Ozempic face': What you need to know about weight loss drug side effects
While many people suffering from obesity have been using Ozempic to help with weight loss, health professionals are warning of potential side effects.
Watch: Blue fireball lights up skies over Spain
The suspected meteorite was also seen in Portugal, with many sharing their videos on social media.
"Worst fears have passed" for shot Slovak PM Robert Fico
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico remains "serious" but worst fears have "passed", the country's defence minister told journalists on Sunday.
Cannes 2024 review: 'Emilia Pérez' - Jacques Audiard wows with Palme d’Or frontrunner
Following Competition titles 'A Prophet' (2009), 'Rust And Bone' (2012), 'Paris, 13th District' (2021) and, of course, his Palme d’Or winner 'Dheepan' in 2015, French director Jacques Audiard orchestrates a bold and barnstorming comeback. It's the one to beat so far.
Latest news bulletin | May 19th – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
South Africa's controversial former president Jacob Zuma holds rally
Former South African President Jacob Zuma launched his newly formed uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party's manifesto at a rally in Johannesburg on Saturday.
Severe flooding wreaks havoc across northern Europe
Severe flooding caused by heavy rainfall has inundated Voeren and Liège in Belgium, as well as parts of France and Germany.
Argentinian President speaks at Spain's far-right conference in Madrid
Protests form in Madrid after Argentinian President Javier Milei speaks at a far-right conference hosted by Spain's Vox party.
Russia's glide bombs devastating Ukraine's cities on the cheap
Russia is increasingly using budget "glide bombs" to advance its offensive in Ukraine.
New Caledonia 'under siege' from rioting, says capital's mayor
Hundreds of French gendarmes are trying to secure the road from Nouméa to the airport, officials say.
Ukraine's new controversial mobilisation law takes effect
A controversial mobilisation law took effect on Saturday as Kyiv struggles to recruit troops amid a new Russian offensive threatening Kharkiv, the second-largest city.
Poland invests €2.2 billion in reinforcing its border with Russia and Belarus
Poland is investing approximately €2.2 billion to enhance security and deterrence along its border with Russia and Belarus, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on Saturday.
Judge a book by its cover: Inside the world of book design
Do all book covers look the same today? Euronews Culture goes under the dust cover with those that design them.
How the world is grappling with AI: acts, pacts and declarations
This week is set to be an important one for AI with an international summit held in Korea and a sign-off on the AI Act in Brussels.
Latest news bulletin | May 19th – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Georgia’s future path at stake as protests divide nation
A controversial new law is dividing Georgia and risks pulling the nation back to the instability that scarred its post-Soviet independence.
"The future of Europe is under threat": Open letter demands EU elections take culture seriously
The European Culture Foundation, Culture Action Europe and Europa Nostra have issued an open letter urging European political groups to embrace culture as a key issue in the upcoming European Parliament elections.
70% of expats move in search of free healthcare but where in Europe do they get it?
Do you know the only country in the world where healthcare is free for everyone?
Should I vote or should I not?
On Sunday 9th June 2024, voters in Cyprus are asked to vote for 6 MEPs and 7,280 candidates for 3,227 positions such as Presidents, Mayors, Municipal Councillors and District Community Leaders in Municipalities and Localities in Cyprus. Yet, no qualifications or any experience
Israel's Benny Gantz sets June 8 deadline for adoption of new Gaza war plan
Centrist member of Israel's three-member war cabinet, Benny Ganz, threatened to resign if the government does not adopt his six-point plan for the Gaza operation by 8 June.
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez leads EU in push to recognise Palestine as a sovereign state
Spain's prime minister said during a rally in Catalonia that he is going to propose the parliament's official recognition of Palestine as a state on Wednesday, 22 May.
Cannes 2024 review: 'Kinds of Kindness' - Yórgos Lánthimos proving you have to be cruel to be kind
Group sex. Cannibalism. Cults. Doppelgängers. Messiah figures. Dogs. Yórgos Lánthimos returns to his sick roots with his very own spin on The Twilight Zone. And it’s a blast.
Chancellor visits flood-stricken regions in southwest Germany
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz toured flooded regions in the southwest, where rivers have burst their banks and caused flash floods and landslides after heavy rainfall.
Georgia president vetoes 'foreign agent' law
Salome Zourabichvili's said a law that has sparked weeks of protests was "fundamentally Russian".
Pope Francis encourages forgiveness and love in visit to Verona
The pope also spoke of the ''genius of Shakespeare'' the playwright who set his famous Romeo and Juliet play in Verona.
Verdacht auf islamistischen Terror: 14-jährige plante Messerattacke
Ausländische Polizeibehörden haben den österreichischen Staatsschutz auf ein 14-jährigers Mädchen aufmerksam gemacht, das einen Terroranschlag mit Messern geplant haben soll. Über den Teenager wurde Haftbefehl verhängt.
Latest news bulletin | May 18th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Court orders detention of suspected would-be assassin of Slovakia's PM
The man accused of attempting to assassinate Robert Fico was ordered to remain behind bars Saturday. Fico is in serious but stable condition, officials said.
Georgian PM join thousands to mark controversial family Purity Day
Thousands, including Georgia's Prime Minister, marched in Tbilisi to celebrate Family Purity Day, highlighting traditional values amid rising tensions over LGBTQ+ rights and controversial new laws.
Flooding kills at least 68 people in Afghanistan
At least 50 people have been reported dead in the hard-hit western province of Ghor, according to local authorities after unusually heavy seasonal rain.
Georgia's president vetoes media law that's provoked weeks of protests
President Salome Zourabichvili on Saturday vetoed the so-called “Russian law” targeting media that has sparked weeks of mass protests.
Preaching about Democracy while not Respecting it.
With the European Parliament elections almost upon us there are plenty of reminders in the media and from politicians of the importance of our democratic traditions, and how they should be upheld. Less discussed, however, is how those traditions are being eroded - writes Clare