euronews.comadded August 2026
Euronewsby Simon Ormiston26d ago
Seventeen CEOs from European telecoms operators have warned that proposed EU rules aimed at banning "high-risk" network suppliers could cost the sector up to €40 billion.
Euronewsby Mohamed Elashi; Aadel Haleem26d ago
The Houthi Red Sea coast offensive has placed another vital shipping route at risk as the Hormuz blockade disrupts trade and energy supplies.
Euronewsby Giedre Peseckyte26d ago
Living in a disadvantaged neighbourhood may be linked to poorer brain health, with researchers finding higher brain age, lower total brain volume and more signs of vascular damage in people living...
Euronewsby Saida Rustamova; Nargiz Mammadzada26d ago
Baku has implemented a simplified visa entry procedure for international visitors planning to attend the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Euronewsby Ioannis Giagkinis26d ago
Coe rejected Moscow's claims of a 'personal obsession' with banning Russian athletes and reflected on his term and the crisis at FIFA.
Euronewsby Maria Muñoz Morillo26d ago
Ceuta and Melilla have been under Spanish rule since the 15th and 16th centuries and have never been part of the Moroccan state.
Euronewsby Rushanabonu Aliakbarova26d ago
Civil registration, wedding plov, family blessings and ‘Kelin Salom’ are among the customs that accompany couples as they begin married life in Uzbekistan.
Euronewsby David Mouriquand26d ago
"Her body her choice"? Or "single handedly setting feminism 1000 years back"? Euphoria star Sydeny Sweeney has once again sparked significant backlash online for her latest commercial – but this...
Euronewsby Jane Witherspoon; Toby Gregory26d ago
Answering Euronews' question at the Arab Media Summit in Dubai, Syria's president said he hoped the situation "remains stable" but admitted "nobody can predict" what happens next, while urging Arab...
Euronewsby Eleonora Vasques26d ago
The European Central Bank is inviting people across Europe to vote on the designs for future euro banknotes before its public survey closes on 21 September.
Euronewsby Piero Cingari26d ago
Greece now pays less than France to borrow despite carrying more debt. Here’s how Athens rebuilt market trust while Paris lost fiscal credibility.
Euronewsby Jean-Philippe Liabot; Romain Gutkind26d ago
The iconic singer of the French duo Rita Mitsouko has died from a sudden, aggressive form of cancer. A voice, a style, an energy and a freedom that left their mark on several generations.
Euronewsby Una Hajdari26d ago
Anthropic's Dario Amodei warns AI could wipe out humanity, while Nvidia's Jensen Huang calls it nonsense. Meet the key players shaping the world's fiercest tech debate.
Euronewsby Sasha Vakulina26d ago
Belarus appears to have resumed providing infrastructure to support Russian drone attacks on Ukraine and is now also emerging as a threat to NATO after a drone flying from Belarus was shot down...
Euronews26d ago
This year’s Arab Media Summit in Dubai, now in its 25th year, is more than just an event organised by the city, says Mona Ghane l Marri in an OpEd for Euronews.
Euronewsby Simon Ormiston26d ago
A UN access request over Gaza's uncounted dead raises questions that could shape how this war is judged.
Euronews26d ago
Six months after succeeding his father, Mojtaba Khamenei has made no public appearances, yet his late wife's family has described him to state-affiliated outlets as a film buff familiar with...
Euronewsby Quirino Mealha26d ago
Retail sales in China grew just 0.4% in August, the slowest pace since growth resumed and the second consecutive monthly slowdown, underlining how little progress Beijing has made in reviving...
Euronewsby Alexander Kazakevich26d ago
French Touch has never been so widely acclaimed. Now hailed as a "national pride", the movement still divides over what it is today and what it leaves to future generations.
Euronewsby Luca Bertuzzi26d ago
The money allocated for the EU institutions is emerging as a target for cuts in ongoing budgetary discussions, according to a confidential document seen by Euronews.
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