Armenia and Azerbaijan to work towards peace deal
The two neighbours have been involved in a decades-long conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Greece and Turkey agree to reboot relations following landmark talks in Athens
In a landmark visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to Athens, the two countries agreed to boost trade and establish communication channels between coastguards to tackle the issue of migration.
Armenia and Azerbaijan vow to 'normalise relations' and exchange POWs in joint statement
In a joint statement released on Thursday, Armenia and Azerbaijan announced plans to "reach a peace treaty on the basis of respect for the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity."
Chancellor Scholz expresses support for Jewish people as he lights the first candle of Hanukkah
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz addressed the gathering in Berlin, expressing his desire for the Hanukkah candle to radiate its significance beyond the square and endure "well beyond the eight days" of the festival.
WATCH: Severe floods ravage eastern Africa
Much of the East African region is experiencing episodes of heavy rainfall and deadly flooding.
Without a trace: The nameless graves along the Balkan migration route
As migrants travel along the Balkan route towards Western Europe, NGOs are trying to keep track of those who lose their lives, but many tombstones remain nameless.
Big Goldsilver.be company scam before Christmas
A resident of the village of Denderleeuw in Flanders has contacted the police in the city of Wavre regarding fraud committed by the owners of the Goldsilver.be website. This website has long been known as fraudulent, and there are quite a few online reviews from people who paid
What is going wrong at Ajax Amsterdam?
Johan Cruyff, Marco van Basten, Clarence Seedorf, and Dennis Bergkamp, are just a few of the world football greats who took their first steps toward greatness at the famed academy set up at AFC Ajax. The Dutch giants have been responsible for finding some of the best
In pictures: Germany's Scholz lights first candle as Hanukkah celebrated around the world
The Festival of Lights is marked around the world amid a difficult time for Jewish communities
Europe not ready for ban on fur farming
The EU executive has decided to buy time pushing back to 2026 a decision on whether to introduce an EU-wide ban on the keeping and killing of animals for fur.
Ministers agree petroleum industry must develop CO2 storage sites
Governments agree oil and gas firms must deploy permanent CO2 storage facilities at an unprecedented scale, but the industry argues it is pointless without also building up carbon capture and transport infrastructure, while NGOs fear the plans distract from the need to cut
Club World Cup: Who Will Win In Saudi?
The Club World Cup kicks off in Saudi Arabia on December 12th.
The Game Awards: What to expect from the gala for the best video games of the year
It has been one of the most successful years ever for the computer game industry so competition is fierce for the title of top Game of the Year.
Planning a train adventure in 2024? These are the best stations in Europe for a convenient trip
Travelling by train in 2024? These are the best stations for shops, services and waiting times.
Latest news bulletin | December 7th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
In 2024 elections, we have to protect minorities from AI-aggravated bias
Journalists must give a voice to the underrepresented and underprivileged communities at the receiving end of much of the misinformation that drives polarising narratives and undermines trust in democracy itself, Meera Selva writes.
WATCH: Kyiv Christmas tree offers residents a rare moment of festivity
The Christmas tree in Kyiv was lit up on Wednesday evening, attracting dozens of residents to enjoy the festivities on St. Nicholas Day.
Italian opera and 55 other practices added to UNESCO intangible heritage list
While opera and midwifery require care and considerate protection, the UN-backed association also listed Türkiye's olive cultivation as a practice in need of urgent safeguarding.
Meet the kid racer pushing the pedals towards Formula One
“You can't think of it as a hobby. Karting is life. Eat, sleep, kart, repeat.”
Kazakhstan's Pivotal Role in the Global Energy Transition: A Look at President Tokayev's JETP Initiative at COP28
An ambitious initiative unveiled by Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev at the Twenty-eighth Conference of Parties (COP28) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Dubai has the potential to significantly shape the global energy
Azerbaijani president calls snap election for February 7
President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has signed an order to hold an early presidential election in the country. The President ordered the Central Election Commission to ensure the conduct of the snap election on February 7. "The Central Election Commission of
Russia luring migrants from Finnish border for war in Ukraine
The BBC has seen evidence of foreigners without valid visas being sent to a military camp near Ukraine.
Denmark passes law banning Quran burning
The move comes following several examples where the Muslim holy text was desecrated during the year.
WATCH: French city of Lyon prepares to be dazzled by the annual Fête des Lumières
Some two million visitors are expected in the French city of Lyon to be dazzled by the annual Fête des Lumières, which runs until 10 December.
EU warns China it will 'not tolerate' unfair competition at high-stakes summit
European leaders will "not be able to tolerate that our industrial base is undermined by unfair competition," Ursula von der Leyen warned on Thursday after a highly anticipated meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Denmark passes law to ban Quran burnings
MPs stop the "inappropriate treatment" of religious texts after a series of burnings of Islam's holy book.
Elon Musk's SpaceX on track to join the world's top 75 companies
The value of Elon Musk's space exploration company, SpaceX, has increased significantly. Euronews Business takes a closer look.
Is ‘something special’ happening at COP28? Campaigners and delegates are divided
Governments are halfway through negotiations and opinion is divided on the chances of success at the landmark climate talks.
The future of pharmaceuticals? AI is changing the game for drug development
Biotech startups are using AI to speed drug discovery, revolutionising pharmaceuticals. Iktos aims to halve pre-clinical drug discovery time.
EU suggests visa-bans on Israeli settlers, following US example
The EU should consider visa bans on violent Israeli settlers, as well as a tougher crackdown on Palestinian group Hamas, in reaction to the Gaza war, EU foreign-relations chief Josep Borrell has said.
Terror threat prompts heavy security but won't dim Lyon's lights festival
In Lyon, millions of people flock to the Fête des lumières, a festival with light displays installed across the city.
Viewing tower for Olympic surfing could destroy important marine ecosystem, activists warn
Paris 2024 have pushed their sustainability credentials despite the surfing events being held 16,000 km away.
UK accuses Russia of democratic interference
State actors and "Wagner-style" hackers are doing "dirty work" to disrupt the country's political processes, one minister has warned.
EU ministers prepare for all-night fiscal debate
EU finance ministers are set to discuss debt and spending rules over dinner on Thursday evening (7 December), in what officials say may turn into an all-nighter.
Marathon EU talks fail to reach deal on Artificial Intelligence Act. But Friday offers new chance.
The European Parliament and member states failed on Thursday to reach a political deal on the Artificial Intelligence Act following marathon talks in Brussels that stretched over 22 hours. Negotiations will resume on Friday.
This German start-up can convert your petrol car into an EV in as little as 8 hours
Using a method that can fit batteries in up to 42 mainstream car models, start-up e-Revolt believes it can cut conversion times from months to a day.
Spain's Nadia Calviño backed to be EIB's first female chief
With less than a month to go before the start of a new leadership of the European Investment Bank, the world's largest multilateral lender, the path seems finally clear for one of the candidates, Spanish finance minister Nadia Calviño.
Clampdown on the evasion of sanctions against Russia should 'start at home' - EU envoy
The European Union's sanctions evasion clampdown - aimed at stopping countries from inadvertently providing Russia with EU-made technology used in military equipment - should start at home, according to the bloc's sanctions envoy David O'Sullivan.
Pro-Palestine activists stage blockade at BAE Systems over weapons manufacturing for Israel
Activists in Glasgow have staged a blockade at the BAE Systems factory, joined by coordinated protests across the UK and Europe, urging the company to sever ties with Israel and calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.
Putin moves a step closer to a fifth term as president after Russia sets 2024 election date
Analysts say it's unlikely that anyone but the current Russian president will be able to take up the mantle at the next election.
Declining exports and inventories weigh on the eurozone economy
The eurozone economy shrank slightly in the third quarter of 2023 as inventory levels fell more than expected
US Rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces fresh sex abuse allegations
It is the fourth sexual abuse lawsuit against the hip-hop mogul in recent weeks, whose complainant has kept her name under a pseudonym. Combs denies the allegations and says they are looking for "a quick payday".
Serbian ski-goers shocked at price hikes
While ski-lovers in Serbia were ecstatic at the arrival of the early snow this weekend, many were shocked to discover that prices had increased by almost 25 per cent.
Chinese exports increase for the first time in six months
The increase comes as a surprise to analysts expecting a drop of more than 1% in the world’s second-biggest economy.
Some debts are necessary to make Europe stronger
The decisions policymakers make now will determine whether or not Europe can invest in solutions to the environmental, economic, geopolitical and social challenges we’re facing, Ludovic Suttor-Sorel writes.
Euro area sovereign bond yields decline on ECB rate cut expectations
In recent weeks, sovereign bond yields across the eurozone have experienced a significant downward trend, propelled by mounting market anticipation of forthcoming rate cuts by the European Central Bank (ECB) in 2024.
EU expenditure on R&D reaches €352 billion in 2022
In 2022, the EU spent €352 billion on research & development (R&D), 6.34% more than in the previous year (€331bn) and 48.52% more than in 2012 (€237bn). When looking at R&D intensity, i.e. R&D expenditure as a percentage of GDP, data show a slight decrease from 2.27% in 2021 to
France trade deficit lifted in October by easing energy costs
The French trade balance improved by €200 million in October compared to the previous month. Euronews Business breaks down the latest economic data.
Commission proposes rules on pet welfare, illegal puppy trade
Improving pet traceability and banning practices such as ear cropping are among the measures the EU executive has proposed today (7 December) to improve animal welfare standards for cats and dogs.
British writer and poet Benjamin Zephaniah dies, aged 65
The Birmingham-born writer was known for his poetry, music, acting roles and also for refusing to accept a royal honour from the Queen in protest against the government's policies and Britain's colonial legacy.