France travel disruption expected to last for days
Thousands more passengers could face delays or cancellations after an arson attack on France's train network on Friday.
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SNCF technicians begin repairs after string of arson incidents on French rail network
The fires, reported before dawn on Friday, paralysed train travel into Paris for around 800,000 people across Europe, including athletes heading to the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games.
Questions surround German man sentenced to death in Belarus
A heavily choreographed video shows Rico Krieger apparently confessing to planting explosives, but there is no direct evidence shown.
What's special about Paris 2024's flying Olympic flame and how does it work?
Paying homage to the Montgolfier brothers, the Paris 2024 Olympic flame will, for the first time, be airborne and fully lit by electricity and water.
Spectacular photos from the Paris 2024 opening ceremony
A selection of eye-catching moments from the opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
Opening ceremony lights up Paris in unique style
The 2024 Olympics opened in Paris in spectacular style with thousands of athletes sailing along the River Seine past lively performers on bridges, banks and rooftops in an ambitious take on an opening ceremony.
Donald Trump slams Kamala Harris' remarks on Israel-Hamas war as 'disrespectful'
Vice President Kamala Harris said on Thursday that Israel has a right to self-defence, but qualified that with, "how it does so matters".
Vulnerable Members of AROPL FACING STREETS OR DEPORTATION and potential DEATH PENALTY
37 members of AROPL, claiming legal asylum in Turkey, including vulnerable elderly women and children, disabled and many with chronic diseases, diabetic heart patients (suffered strokes) who live together to support each other have been Informed by the Immigration office by
“Talent has become a primary form of capital”: Timur Turlov Takes Part in New Vision Business Forum
According to Timur Turlov, CEO of Freedom Holding Corp., humankind is experiencing another postindustrial revolution, significantly accelerating all processes. Under these conditions, “the winner takes it all,” says the businessman and only those companies investing in their
Italy to return ambassador to Syria after decade-long absence
Rome wants to re-establish diplomatic ties with Syria to prevent Russia from monopolising diplomatic efforts, a move that could spark divisions among European Union allies.
California wildfire tripled in size was 'sparked by man with burning car'
Northern California wildfire that tripled in size in one day was started by a man who pushed a burning car into a gully, according to authorities.
Who could have attacked France's high-speed rail?
France's interior minister vows the attackers will be arrested fast, but does not say who was to blame.
UK reverses plans to challenge ICC arrest warrant request against Netanyahu
The Prime Minister's office said the decision is "based on a strong belief in the separation of powers and the rule of law, both domestically and internationally."
Poland's firearm bill sparks human rights concerns
The bill will allow troops to open fire on migrants crossing the border when soldiers feel under threat.
Passengers face long, uncertain wait at Lille station amid rail disruption
A deliberate fire in a signal box about 60 km south of Lille caused the disruption on the northern high-speed line, with traffic halted around 5 a.m. local time on Friday.
EU regulator rejects Alzheimer's drug lecanemab
It said the benefits of the treatment did not outweigh the risk of serious side effects.
State of the Union: Aviation safety - one pilot or two on an airplane?
This edition of State of the Union focuses on the dispute between the aviation industry and pilots over the number of pilots on an airplane. #StateOfTheUnion
Venezuela’s presidential candidates wrap up election campaigns
Sunday’s election presents the ruling United Socialist Party with its most challenging electoral test in decades. Following years of boycotting elections, the main opposition parties have united behind a single candidate, González.
WATCH: France’s rail network hit by coordinated attacks
France's high-speed rail network suffered severe disruptions due to coordinated sabotage acts, including arson, on the day of the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.
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Spain in pole position for green hydrogen race as EU approves massive state aid
Spain's ambition to become a key producer of 'green' hydrogen - seen as a key part of the Europe's transition away from fossil fuels - has moved a step closer to reality with approval EU of substantial state aid.
Is the EU losing credibility over its response to the war in Gaza?
Europe's leaders have not found a consensus position on the war in Gaza, and some have even intervened on Israel's behalf in international legal proceedings.
Paris Olympics: Opening ceremony showcases grandiose celebration of French culture and diversity
Dozens of boats rolled down the Seine river with 205 delegations cheered on by over 300,000 people. The ceremony featured Lady Gaga as well as an emotional comeback by Céline Dion.
Explosions at firework factory in Bulgaria leave one dead and another injured
Authorities say they have cordoned off the farmland area and deployed military helicopters above the site.
Seed oils are the new tobacco — and you need to know about it
Oil crops have become some of the most profitable in agriculture and have changed the face of our planet. Yet, if we’re looking for smoking guns on what causes metabolic diseases in humans, seed oils are a high-probability harm factor, Eurof Uppington writes.
California wildfire sparked by a burning car forces 4,000 people to be evacuated
Drought conditions and climate change have created a volatile environment which has made wildfires more destructive and harder to control.
‘You wouldn’t even get a shed in London for that’: Why I bought a €1 house in Sicily
“People sometimes think you need hundreds of thousands to get on the property ladder, but here that’s not true.”
Pharrell Williams wants arts competitions back for 2028 Olympics
The musician-turned-designer wants to reinstate arts competitions back on the world's biggest sports stage. Yes, you read correctly – Arts used to be an Olympic discipline, with medals awarded in five categories...
Patients rally against EU ban on autoimmune drug
Protestors want the European Commission to ignore official advice and keep marketing authorisation for drugs used to treat a rare liver disease.
World’s most powerful passport in 2024 goes to Singapore - but 4 European countries are close behind
Slim by mighty, these passports enable holders access to almost all the world without the need for a visa.
The hidden faces of Paris 2024
Paris is the undisputed star of the Olympics 2024. France aims to stage the most sustainable Games in history, while setting a new model for future editions. Can these ambitions be realised and at what cost? Monica Pinna went to Paris to shed light on the grey areas of this
Russian drone debris found near border town in Romania
NATO officials say there is no evidence to suggest Russia was intentionally targeting Romania, but called the action irresponsible and potentially dangerous.
Climate scientists answer viewers’ questions on France’s ratings-topping weather forecast
Bringing weather anchors and climate scientists together has been a recipe for success on Journal Météo-Climat, watched by millions every night.
Groundbreaking study claims severe autism can be reversed. Experts say it’s ‘deeply insulting’
The study claims that autism symptoms were reversed in twins through personalised lifestyle and environmental interventions.
EU formally opens deficit proceedings against eight member states
France, Italy, Belgium and five others were targeted by fellow member states after the European Commission warned of ballooning budget shortfalls.
Difficult but necessary: Germany undertakes nationwide railway repairs
The country's two largest cities will have their route temporarily closed next year for repairs.
Cowboys, Filth and Brats: Here are the best albums of 2024... So far
How many have you heard? And do you agree with our first-half of 2024 ranking?
Protesters rally in Washington during Biden's meeting with Netanyahu
The protesters poured red liquid onto the street, saying it symbolised the blood of those killed in Gaza.
Two French MEPs in legal fight after clash over human rights appointment
François-Xavier Bellamy and Rima Hassan are filing legal complaints against each other.
No return date yet for Boeing Starliner astronauts stranded on the ISS, NASA says
Two test pilots have been stuck on the International Space Station for more than a month longer than planned as tests are carried out on their craft.
Proxofim: Multifaceted Research in Cellular and Molecular Function
Proxofim, a relatively recent peptide entrant, has garnered attention within the scientific community due to its apparent diverse characteristics and potential implications in various biochemical and physiological processes. This article delves into the speculative realms of
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Deadpool & Wolverine' - Will it save the MCU?
It’s the team-up that Marvel nerds the world over have been dying for. But can the Merc With A Mouth and Logan save the MCU from itself, thereby crowning Deadpool “Marvel Jesus”? NB: SPOILER-FREE REVIEW – but does contain language some people may find offensive.
Spain's unemployment rate continues to fall as tourism boosts economy
Spain's unemployment rate continues its downward trend, boosted by tourism and robust GDP growth.
'Couldn't be prouder to endorse you': Barack and Michelle Obama back Kamala Harris
Harris has now gathered the public support of more or less the entire Democratic elite, cementing her status as the party's presumptive nominee.
Fantasy novelist Rebecca Yarros among big winners at second annual BookTok awards
The second annual TikTok Book Awards UK and Irelend saw the social media platform’s users vote for their favourite authors, books, and bookshops over the past year.
Paris 2024: Is less than 40% of women on the Refugee Olympic Team enough?
Refugee athletes are about to take the stage in Paris as record migration and a rise in far-right populism affect much of the world, with parties in many countries clamping down on immigration and asylum.
Peace agreement with Russia would be a 'deal with the devil', top Ukrainian adviser says
Ukrainian presidential advisor Mykhailo Podolyak suggested that any deal made with Russia would not benefit Ukraine and that Moscow would just "drag (us) to hell".
AI at the Paris 2024 Olympics: From discovering the next Olympians to an athletes chatbot
Euronews Next went to the Olympic venues in Paris to find out how artificial intelligence (AI) has been integrated into the 2024 Games.
French rail sabotage causes chaos as Paris Olympics open
There is tight security for the opening ceremony, but saboteurs struck rail lines miles outside the city.
