UK police open criminal probe into Reform UK over foreign funding
Euronewsby Greta Ruffino10 Sept 2026
In a speech to the party's conference on Friday, Farage insisted Reform UK hadn't broken any rules or accepted "dodgy money".
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top 3%Singapore Prime Minister increases his salary by $1.1 million
Euronewsby Gael Camba10 Sept 2026
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced the salary increases in parliament on Tuesday, the first for ministers in 15 years.
Star Trek fans successfully set new Guinness World Record at London museum
Euronewsby David Mouriquand10 Sept 2026
The record attempt took place during the London museum’s Star Trek Lates night - part of a series of events marking the 60 year anniversary of the hugely popular sci-fi series.
US actor Liev Schreiber calls for stronger air defences during Kyiv visit
Euronewsby Ilaria Federico21 Aug 2026
American actor and UNITED24 ambassador Liev Schreiber was forced into an air raid shelter during a visit to Kyiv after deadly Russian overnight strikes.
Bitcoin surges over 25% on short squeeze and crypto optimism
Euronewsby Quirino Mealha21 Aug 2026
Bitcoin has stormed back from a months-long downtrend, tearing through $79,500 on Friday as a wave of short covering collided with a US Treasury liquidity push and a fresh White House embrace of...
Russia test-fires missiles on disputed islands as Japan blasts drills
Euronewsby Aleksandar Brezar21 Aug 2026
The Pacific Fleet conducted a Bastion missile test just days after Putin's visit to the islands prompted Tokyo to summon Russia's ambassador to Japan and drew a US statement of support for Japanese...
Monte dei Paschi bids for BPM, Generali to forge €80bn Italian bank
Euronewsby Gabriele Barbati21 Aug 2026
Monte dei Paschi clears €34 billion twin bid for Banco BPM and Banca Generali to fend off Intesa Sanpaolo, creating a stronger, bigger €80 billion Italian bank.
Hungary’s five most beautiful countryside castles and palaces
Euronewsby Rebecca Ann Hughes21 Aug 2026
For centuries, these set the stage for decisive battles and cultural crossroads, and many have undergone careful renovation to improve accessibility.
US Treasury vows bigger buybacks after bond yields erased relief rally
Euronewsby Quirino Mealha21 Aug 2026
Long-term US Treasury yields climbed back above where they stood before Wednesday's buyback announcement, wiping out the relief that move had briefly delivered, and prompting US Treasury Secretary...
ICC head warns of demise of 'rule of law' after fresh US sanctions
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn21 Aug 2026
Washington has repeatedly accused the ICC of "politicised actions" and of "targeting Israel" after it issued an arrest warrant for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu relating to the war in Gaza.
Europe dominates ranking of the world’s most eye-catching cities
Euronewsby Rebecca Ann Hughes21 Aug 2026
European destinations dominate the top 30 most beautiful city rankings, with 19 gorgeous spots making the list.
Group of 20 migrants deported from United States arrives in Liberia
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn21 Aug 2026
Authorities in Monrovia announced on Tuesday the country would accept up to 1,200 foreign nationals deported from the US within a year.
World’s oldest person celebrates 117th birthday in UK - What is the secret to her longevity?
Euronewsby David Mouriquand21 Aug 2026
Ethel Caterham, who lives in Surrey, UK, was born in 1909 and celebrates her 117th birthday today.
University suspends academic behind Jason Arday plagiarism claims
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn21 Aug 2026
Arday, who became Cambridge's youngest-ever black professor when he was appointed in 2023, was found dead Friday aged 41.
Diamonds or duds: Are these the most overrated albums of all time?
Euronewsby Craig Saueurs; David Mouriquand21 Aug 2026
Time to kill some sacred cows... Euronews Culture throws caution to the wind and reappraises the albums which are too often and perhaps wrongly elevated to 'masterpiece' status.
No nicotine-containing products are safe for your heart
Euronewsby Giedre Peseckyte21 Aug 2026
Smoking, vaping or taking a nicotine pouch – while not equally dangerous, all nicotine-containing products are harmful to the heart.
Which European countries have the most firefighters?
Euronewsby Servet Yanatma21 Aug 2026
Firefighters are becoming increasingly important as wildfires affect more countries across Europe. Firefighting capacity varies widely across the EU.
Gas boiler vs solar, battery and heat pump: Which is cheaper?
Euronewsby Liam Gilliver21 Aug 2026
Despite hefty installation costs, electrifying your home could help you save thousands of euros, new analysis shows.
Swiss village lives in the shadow of an unstable mountain
Euronewsby Ilaria Federico21 Aug 2026
Kandersteg, a picturesque Swiss Alpine village, sits beneath the unstable Spitze Stei rock formation, which could trigger a major landslide if it collapses.
Finland says it suspects Russian plane of violating its airspace
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn20 Aug 2026
The risk of drones drifting into Finland as a result of the ongoing war in Ukraine is rising, the head of the country's military intelligence service said in January.