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Why are supermarket fridges connected to the internet?

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Ukraine’s ‘Stargate’ drone carries wounded troops from frontline

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Donald Tusk calls on Polish president to confirm judges as constitutional court crisis rumbles on

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Ukraine to channel up to €1bn in EU loans into joint defence projects

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Former Greek PM Papandreou calls for protection of EU prosecutors

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Wizz Air flight from London to Sofia diverts after 'bomb threat'

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Fake nuclear warnings issued after Ukrainian and Russian air alert apps hacked

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Fridges stand empty in Belgian supermarkets after cyberattack

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Europe sees disasters coming. Can it act in time?

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What did people eat and drink 4,000 years ago? New finds shed light on life in Mesopotamia

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Humanoid robots climb China’s Mount Tai in unusual challenge

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UK and Germany to jointly develop military AI in 2027

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US midterm elections 2026: What are they and when will we know the results?

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Brussels still 'traumatised' by Brexit, EU foreign policy chief warns

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28 years and 50,000 kilometres: British adventurer Karl Bushby arrives home after epic trek

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Taliban voices 'serious concern' over US plans to deport Afghans via Pakistan

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Skeleton puppets and zombies fill New York’s Halloween parade

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Ukraine needs help this winter, says UN goodwill ambassador and actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau

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Portugal house prices hit new record as October sees 7.5% annual rise

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Schools closed and roads flooded as new wave of severe weather hits Greek islands

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Iran says it can reopen Hormuz in two days if US meets conditions

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Prague, Kraków and Istanbul: These are the best European cities for solo travellers

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Apple's new CEO faces earnings test as rising chip costs cloud outlook

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From Christmas magic to snowy escapes: 10 of Europe’s best winter travel destinations

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Limited school protests resume in some cities in France as holiday ends

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Argentina courts AI data centres with no regulation and tax breaks

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Shop freezers in seven European countries hit by cyber-attack

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UK pulls the plug on analogue phones in January and the rest of Europe is next

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Latest news bulletin | November 2nd, 2026 – Midday

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Canadian minister stops short of endorsing EU carbon tax as energy alliance deepens

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Bolivia declares national emergency over El Niño as drought hits over 78,000 families

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Cyberattacks hit supermarket fridges and freezers in Europe, Belgium launches investigation

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Oil slides on Hormuz deal hopes but Trump keeps Iran strikes on the table

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Russia resumes attacks on Ukraine's Kherson region after truce ends, Kyiv says

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Ryanair eyes cost cuts as it faces a €2 billion rise in its fuel bill next year

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Prada champions the human touch and not AI slop for their new Christmas campaign

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Can the EU’s energy solutions lower your bills? Take our poll

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Dutch MP proposes law banning 'harmful addictive design features' on all digital platforms

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Mbappé’s ‘Chinese dictator’ comment: How do Chinese people react?

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German MPs and ministers warned iPhones have been targeted by spyware

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Paris riots: France investigates after petrol bomb sets officer on fire

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Serbia remembers 16 victims of Novi Sad railway station collapse

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'Now, thank God, we have water': Uzbekistan’s tap water reaches 83% of people, but gaps remain

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France recalls 7 million condoms across EU over STI and unintended pregnancy concerns

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What's the EU's plan to cut your energy bill? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot

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Europe seeks Central Asia's critical minerals as producers push for local processing

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Londoners revive medieval jousting on electric bikes in Halloween spectacle

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Poland's president has 'no competence' to appoint judges, says EPP MEP

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'Absolutely no legal basis' for chaotic scenes in Poland's top court, says Polish secretary of state

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Europe doesn't 'care enough' about Ebola outbreak in DR Congo, says Mary Robinson

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