Here’s why travellers become different people when on holiday
Euronewsby Saskia O'Donoghue·25d ago
From staying out later than planned to buying things they’d normally consider unnecessary, travellers are more willing to break their everyday habits when they’re away, new research suggests.
Maduro ally Alex Saab pleads guilty to money laundering in US court
Euronewsby Christina Thykjaer·25d ago
As part of the plea agreement, Saab agreed to cooperate with ongoing federal investigations in the United States and to hand over 195 million dollars (some €168.9 million) derived from the...
Belarus holds military drills near Polish and Lithuanian borders
Euronewsby Mateusz Jaronski·25d ago
Minsk insists there is no cause for concern, and the Belarusian defence ministry describes the exercises as "purely defensive".
Blocked from renaming it, Trump moves to close the Kennedy Center
Euronewsby Jerry Fisayo-Bambi·25d ago
Trump has said the $257 million (around €222.72) allocated by Congress for the repairs would only be released if the renaming was permitted to proceed — a condition federal courts have twice ruled...
Public spending across Europe: Where does the money go?
Euronewsby Servet Yanatma·25d ago
European governments allocate the largest share of their spending to social protection, while the second-largest category varies across countries.
Spain at the forefront of quantum computing: chips made in Spain, built in Barcelona
Euronewsby Marina Neila·25d ago
The new IMB-CNM facility features cutting-edge equipment to manufacture nanoscale devices and has benefited from an investment of over six million euros.
US to divert $52 million in military aid from Europe and Middle East
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds·25d ago
It comes after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio made a trip to South America last week, where he met with the conservative leaders of Peru, Colombia and Ecuador to pledge further support and...
Five killed and over a dozen injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine
Euronewsby Lucy Davalou·25d ago
It comes as a Ukrainian unit launched a counteroffensive against Russian forces near the city of Lyman in eastern Ukraine, according to the unit's commander.
French police take to streets in mass protest over pay, staffing and r
Euronewsby Jean-Philippe Liabot·26d ago
Mounting anger among police officers has been fuelled by a range of issues, including discontent around the special police duty allowance (ISSP), their "risk bonus", which has not gone up since...
Carney bound for Europe as Ottawa seeks closer ties with EU
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds·26d ago
Carney is reportedly expected to use the trip to seek a new arrangement with the EU that could allow Canadians to live and work across the bloc without visa restrictions.
Canada still a crucial partner for US in 'key areas,' PM Carney says
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds·26d ago
Carney made the comments at a two-day Investment Summit in Toronto as Canada seeks to diversify and bring new investment into the country.
ECB staff raise stability concerns about Lagarde departure rumours
Euronewsby Eleonora Vasques·26d ago
Concerns are mounting that Europe's central macroeconomic institution might not be ready for turnover at the highest level.
Spain's Supreme Court refuses to apply amnesty to Catalan Puigdemont
Euronewsby Christina Thykjaer·26d ago
Puigdemont, who fled to Belgium to avoid detention after the referendum and is still the target of an arrest warrant, has been accused of misusing public money to organise the 2017 independence...
Two years after COP29, Azerbaijan turns pledges into investment
Euronews·26d ago
The country has committed €540 million to climate-resilient irrigation and launched an AI-based farmer-scoring system, developed with the FAO, to channel subsidies to smallholders who adopt...
Trump blasts Supreme Court over mail-in ballot ruling
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds·26d ago
Trump had sought to limit mail-in voting ahead of November's key midterm elections, which will determine the makeup of Congress for his final two years in office.
‘Do you know where Ceuta is?’: EU Parliament erupts over migration
Euronewsby Vincenzo Genovese·26d ago
The European People’s Party and Socialists clashed in a heated European Parliament debate, with shouting and mutual accusations exposing deepening divisions over migration within the coalition...
US threatens EU with retaliation over European preference in EU budget
Euronewsby Angela Skujins; Peggy Corlin·26d ago
Washington said that the competitiveness fund included in the budget would “impede” partnership with the US because of provisions favouring “made in Europe” products.
How can Europe cut industrial emissions without slowing development?
Euronewsby Craig Saueurs·26d ago
A new study suggests importing some of the materials used to make steel, fertilisers and chemicals could help Europe keep more manufacturing at home.
EU unveils platform to ease recognition of social security documents
Euronewsby Eleonora Vasques·26d ago
The European Commission estimates that a system allowing faster and easier recognition of working documents could save billions of euros by the end of the next decade.
EU heads into G20 energy showdown with Trump, Russia and Venezuela
Euronewsby Marta Pacheco·26d ago
EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen heads to the G20 energy meeting in Houston as Brussels’ clean-energy strategy clashes with Washington’s push for “energy abundance” through greater oil and gas...
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