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35 years on from the fall of the Berlin Wall, echoes of east-west division linger

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Justice Department charges Iranian man over alleged plot to kill Donald Trump

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Saatchi Gallery spotlights black life, climate change, and community in three powerful exhibitions

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One of the largest volcanoes in Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula erupts

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Irish Prime Minister announces general election at the end of November

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Russia jails soldiers who killed entire family in Ukraine

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EU leaders endorse 'New Competitiveness Deal' but skirt around joint debt

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Latest news bulletin | November 8th – Evening

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After the ballots: How authoritarians edge closer to Brussels

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Landmark ruling ushers in a new era of anti-corruption

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Art installation marks Berlin Wall's 35th anniversary

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Revolutionary art and Pussy Riot: Visit the Berlin Wall on the 35th anniversary of its fall

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EU Researchers Working to Bring Search Result Diversity to European Institutions

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Want to move to Europe? Scotland offers affordable living and beautiful scenery

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‘A total waste of time’: The world leaders shunning COP29 over political spats and lost confidence

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Applied Materials: A new leadership for Europe’s market

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Amsterdam bans all protests after attacks on Israeli football fans

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‘One of the last hidden gems in the world’: How Saudi hopes to protect the Red Sea’s barrier reef

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Trump's unpredictable policies could alter the course of war in Ukraine

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Paris follows major European cities with introduction of car-free zones - and residents don't notice

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Uzbekistan: year-round holidays to suit every season

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Profile: What is the 4B movement and why is it trending online?

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EU Commission plans to continue tech standardisation work with US

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Is Trump's victory an opportunity or double-edged sword for Europe's far-right?

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European Pavilion 2024: Liquid Becomings imagine the future of culture in Europe

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Greece and Turkey hail positive meeting but say more work to be done on maritime dispute

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Mesothelioma reported as most common occupational cancer in EU after lung tumours

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World cannot wait on Washington for climate action, EU foreign policy chief warns

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EU Commission warns Temu to fix consumer protection violations

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Russia continues to blast Ukraine in intensified aerial attacks

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Les initiatives de Paris visant à prohiber les sachets de nicotine ne contribuent pas significativement à la santé publique.

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Russia tapped into North Korea to salvage its depleted army, says MEP Sinkevičius

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Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Bird' - Andrea Arnold’s emotionally generous fantastical tale

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Germany's Habeck set to run for chancellor for the Greens

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AI could displace three million UK jobs but long-term losses are ‘relatively modest’, report finds

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Rolls-Royce pulls the plug on electric flying taxi project

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China unveils financial package aimed at boosting the economy

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Watch: Cars washed away as new flash floods hit Spain

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What’s behind jellyfish ‘blooms’ and are there actually more of them?

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Dystopian books fly off the shelves following Trump's re-election

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Should the EU issue joint debt to boost competitiveness? 'Everything is on the table,' says Michel

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Why are US women backing the '4B' movement to swear off men after Trump's election victory?

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Trump policies may push ECB to cut rates, Draghi urges reform efforts

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Fresh Spain floods sweep away dozens of cars near Girona

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Latest news bulletin | November 8th – Midday

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Hollywood producers speculate about impact of Trump presidency

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European countries are spending more on defence, a think tank says

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Italy sends another 8 migrants to Albania despite failing to process first group

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Humanoid robot artist makes history with €1 million auction sale of Alan Turing portrait

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International march of the living horrified by Amsterdam violence

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