Trump tells Putin to end 'ridiculous war' in Ukraine or face new sanctions
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The conflict in Congo is intensifying, causing more and more civilians to flee
The fighting between M23 rebels and the Congolese army has made thousands of civilians flee to the area around Goma, worsening the humanitarian crisis.
Slovak PM accuses opposition of planning coup to topple him
The opposition accuses Fico of using the intelligence service to torpedo a vote of no-confidence.
Samsung's new Galaxy S25 handsets unleash new AI features in hotly contested market
Samsung has lifted the lid on its newest artificial intelligence (AI) in its new Galaxy S25 series. Euronews Next got hands-on with the new devices.
Samsung Unpacked 2025: Follow live as the tech giant reveals its latest devices and AI features
The Samsung Unpacked 2025 will see the company reveal of all the latest technology packed into its newest devices. Follow along with our live blog.
Did Elon Musk give a ‘Nazi’ salute and does it play into the hands of neo-fascist groups?
Historians disagree over the significance of Musk’s gesture, which is reminiscent of the greeting used by 20th century fascists and their modern-day supporters.
Demonstration against Trump's anti-immigration policy in L.A.
Supporters of immigrant rights gathered in Los Angeles to oppose President Trump's mass deportation policies and executive orders.
'Settle now': Trump threatens sanctions on Russia if war in Ukraine is not ended
In a lengthy post on his social media platform Truth Social, US President Donald Trump threatened to impose " high levels of taxes, tariffs, and sanctions" on Russia if President Vladimir Putin doesn't make a deal to end his war in Ukraine.
EU climate chief: Europe must ‘fill the vacuum’ after US exits climate talks
Brussels must up its game on climate diplomacy, climate commissioner Wopke Hoekstra told Euronews, after US president Donald Trump once again pulled out of the global effort to arrest climate breakdown.
UK warns Putin after Russian spy ship seen near British waters
John Healey says the vessel is used to gather intelligence and map the UK's underwater infrastrcuture.
Donald Tusk’s priorities for the EU attacked by both the left and right wings
MEPs from the left side of the European Parliament dislike Polish Prime minister’s attitude on migrations and the Green Deal, while Patriots and Conservatives say they don’t trust him
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Can you spot an Italian man based on his style? Milan Fashion Week attendees weigh in
Tailored suits, leather shoes, turtlenecks... At Milan Fashion Week, attendees had a debate: Can you really spot an Italian man’s style from a mile away?
Toddler and man fatally stabbed in German park
Police say a 28-year-old man from Afghanistan has been arrested suspected of carrying out the attack.
Turkey mourns hotel fire dead as efforts to identify them continue
At least 79 people are known to have died, including children and multiple family members.
How other countries are trying to gain from Sudan's descent into war
Russia, Egypt and the UAE are just three of several countries with a lot to attain from the outcome of one of the world's worst still-running conflicts.
About 1,000 North Koreans killed fighting Ukraine in Kursk, officials say
Western officials tell the BBC the troop losses appear unsustainable.
Macron and Scholz call for a united Europe in face of Trump's tariff threats
French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz spoke in Paris of the challenge posed by US President Donald Trump.
Why have more than 100 athletes returned their Paris Olympic medals?
The Paris Olympic medals haven't aged well for some athletes, leading to apologies, blame-shifting, and several reputations at stake...
Drinking sparkling water could play a role in aiding weight loss, new study claims
A balanced diet and regular exercise remain the main leverages if you want to lose weight, the researchers noted.
Humpback whales spotted off UK coast: Have European whaling bans brought them back from extinction?
Scientists have a few theories to explain the re-appearance of the majestic creatures.
What is La Niña, will it change Europe’s weather and will a weak signal bring fewer problems?
La Niña is the counterpart to El Niño which caused drought and deadly heat in 2024.
Second day of extreme pollution in Sarajevo
A thick fog of pollution envelops Sarajevo for the second day. Experts are warning of the health risks associated with poor air quality.
Italy releases Libyan wanted for alleged war crimes
Italian authorities released the director of a notorious detention camp who had been arrested in Turin on an ICC war crimes warrant.
Dutch government ordered to cut nitrogen emissions by 2030: Victory for Greenpeace
The ruling follows earlier verdicts that have highlighted the ineffectiveness of the government’s nitrogen-cutting policies.
Airbnb criticises Spain’s new rental rules: Data shows crackdowns on owners don’t stem overtourism
Amsterdam brought in new rules for Airbnb hosts in 2022 and the results are revealing.
Italy's government criticised for releasing Libyan warlord accused of war crimes
Ossama Anjiem — also known as Ossama al-Masri — was arrested under a International Criminal Court (ICC) warrant then released on a technicality.
The Israel-Hamas ceasefire is a deal that cannot last
In truth, the first phase of the deal is relatively easy to implement and gives all parties a respite from draining conflict. After the six-week ceasefire, any extension will depend on the success of future negotiations, Soli Özel writes.
Europe must be prepared for shifting US trade policy, Lagarde warns
ECB President Christine Lagarde urged Europe to prepare for potential US trade policy shifts, warning of selective tariffs under Trump. Speaking in Davos, she stressed the need for economic reforms, defended the ECB's cautious rate cuts, and flagged energy prices as key to
Kazakhstan's cinematic rise: from Hollywood stunts to a golden age of film
In this episode of Modern Nomads, we explore Kazakhstan's cinematic rise, from world-class stunt performers to acclaimed directors, showcasing how the country's nomadic roots shape its bold film identity.
AfD receives a record donation of €1.5 million: How are political parties in Germany financed?
The far-right Alternative for Germany received its largest-ever financial donation of €1.5 million on Wednesday, bringing the question to the fore: how do parties in Germany typically fund their campaigns?
Afghans who fled Taliban appeal to Trump over refugee programme suspension
Afghans who fled Taliban rule are pleading with US President Donald Trump to reverse refugee programme suspension, saying it puts them in danger.
China unveils first humanoid robot training base in Shanghai
China's Pudong District opens a humanoid robot training base, training 100 robots now with a goal of 1,000 by 2027, enhancing applications in manufacturing and services.
Good news: ‘Kindness’ named Oxford Children’s Word of the Year 2024
Finally some good news: The word ‘kindness’ has been chosen as Children's Word of the Year for 2024 after a survey of thousands of young people.
Qatar 365 goes on tantalising journey to explore Doha’s culinary scene
The Qatar 365 team goes on a mouthwatering journey to explore the country’s diverse culinary scene. We sit down with renowned Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, learn about the traditional Japanese art of tuna cutting, and visit some of the best Middle Eastern breakfast spots off Doha’s
Dolphin conservation and fishermen's livelihoods in the Bay of Biscay: A difficult balance
The Bay of Biscay, stretching from the tip of Brittany, in western France, to the north of Spain, is a major fishing zone in the Atlantic Ocean. It’s also home to around 200,000 dolphins.
Scientists in Italy discover rare genetic mutation that could be a cause of Alzheimer’s
The gene mutation was isolated in a family in northern Italy where under half of the relations developed the disease.
Witnesses describe panic as deadly fire tore through ski resort hotel in Turkey
The fire at the Grand Kartal Hotel in Kartalya — in the Koroglu mountains in Bolu province — on Tuesday left at least 76 people dead and 51 injured.
Sabadell considers move back to Catalonia as BBVA takeover bid looms
The bank did not give a reason for the potential relocation, although it has previously stressed its importance to the Catalan economy.
Excess deaths decreased in Europe, despite health system challenges
November 2024 recorded 22,000 fewer excess deaths in the EU than in November 2023. Malta, Romania, and Slovakia recorded negative excess mortality rates.
TotalEnergies postpones multi-billion Mozambique LNG project
TotalEnergies has been dealing with ongoing delays and insurgencies regarding its Mozambique LNG project for several years now. The project is expected to start production in 2029.
Two people killed in knife attack in Bavaria, suspect arrested
One person has been arrested in Bavarian town of Aschaffenburg over a stabbing attack that left two dead.
Flemish parliament pays tribute to Holocaust denier politician
The Flemish parliament has caused a stir when it paid tribute to an extreme-right politician who had been convicted of denying the Holocaust. The decision to organize such a tribute for an Holocaust denier was denounced by the Brussels-based European Jewish Association, writes
Send in the clown: ‘Joker: Folie a Deux’ leads Razzie Awards nominations
The satirical awards organization shines a light on the “worst” movies of the year... This year, A-list darlings like Joaquin Phoenix, Lady Gaga and Cate Blanchett are nominated. Here’s the lowdown.
Irish economic growth set to cool after years of boom, warns employers' group
The predicted cooling is unsurprising given international trade turbulence and the boom seen in recent years, said the Irish Business and Employers Confederation (IBEC).
Tusk makes passionate plea for an 'armed' Europe and rails against the Green Deal
In a speech before the European Parliament, Donald Tusk called for a major boost in Europe's defence spending and a "critical review" of the Green Deal.
Louis Vuitton’s star-studded Paris Fashion Week show: Pharrell & Nigo bring streetwear to the Louvre
Louis Vuitton’s Paris Fashion Week show took over the Louvre with a star-studded crowd and a killer collab between Pharrell and Nigo, mixing Americana streetwear with Japanese flair.
Emmanuel Macron calls for young volunteers to 'reinforce' French army
The French president said that while he does not want to reinstate mandatory military service, he wants to see more young people volunteering.
Israel's army chief resigns over 'terrible failure' to prevent Hamas' 7 October attack
Lt Gen Herzi Halevi said the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) would complete an investigation into the 2023 attack by Hamas before he steps down in March.
US strategy to Curb China’s AI advancements will intensify further
Between 2023 and mid-2024, US-China exchanges at various government levels revealed a willingness from the US to collaborate with China on establishing a global AI regulatory framework, writes Zhou Chao, Research Fellow for Geopolitical Strategy programme at ANBOUND. A notable