G7 leaders call on Yemen's Houthis to stop strikes on Saudi Arabia
Euronewsby Harry Bligh17d ago
The Houthis staged an offensive in recent weeks to take over Yemen's entire Red Sea coast, threatening global trade and pushing up energy prices up.
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top 20%EU Kids act: The EU’s plan to make the internet safer for kids
Euronewsby Elisabeth Heinz; Leticia Batista Cabanas17d ago
The new EU KIDS ACT bans social media for under-13s but allows "mini accounts" for 13-15-year-olds. No infinite scrolling, push notifications, and contacts from strangers.
Rare infections in pregnancy linked to intellectual disability, autism
Euronewsby Marta Iraola Iribarren17d ago
Children born with infections such as syphilis, rubella and cytomegalovirus are far more likely to be diagnosed with autism and intellectual disability, according to a new study.
Ukraine's literary future uncertain as Russian strikes destroy books
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn17d ago
More than 13 million books, a third of the country’s annual print run, were destroyed in two months this summer, causing at least €34.2 million in damage, the Ministry of Culture said.
Where in Europe do people live longest with their parents?
Euronewsby Alessio Dell'Anna17d ago
Amid rising property prices in Europe, the average age to leave the parental home is 26, but there's a huge north-south gap in Europe, with people in Spain, Italy, Croatia and Greece peaking over...
Jorge Palma dies: Portuguese singer-songwriter was 76
Euronewsby Joana Mourão Carvalho17d ago
The singer of "Deixa-me Rir" and "A Gente Vai Continuar" has died aged 76 following cardiorespiratory arrest, after more than 50 years devoted to Portuguese music.
Portuguese singer and songwriter Jorge Palma dies at 76
Euronewsby Joana Mourão Carvalho17d ago
Singer of "Deixa-me Rir" and "A Gente Vai Continuar" died aged 76 from cardiorespiratory arrest, after over 50 years devoted to Portuguese music.
Andy Burnham to meet Trump for the first time at the UN in New York
Euronewsby Harry Bligh17d ago
Previously, as the mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham had said Trump was not welcome in the city and that he would refuse to meet him.
North Korea's Kim hails 'new-type weapon' days after missile launch
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn17d ago
North Korea has legally enshrined its status as a nuclear-armed state, with its leadership repeatedly declaring the country's atomic arsenal permanent and irreversible.
World Cup viewers saw unhealthy ads every seven seconds
Euronewsby Marta Iraola Iribarren17d ago
Advertising for junk food, alcohol and gambling during the match live coverage of the World Cup occupied almost a quarter of the tournament’s total live broadcast time, a new study has found.
Europe’s waste heat alone could power Paris for 48 years
Euronewsby Liam Gilliver17d ago
“We are throwing away energy that we have already paid for." Capturing and reusing waste heat could be the next “breakthrough” in Europe’s energy security and competitiveness – helping sever its...
Russians abroad voted overwhelmingly against Putin's party, polls show
Euronewsby Ioulia Poukhli; Serguei Doubine17d ago
Two independent exit polls covering 27 countries put New People first with around 45% and United Russia as low as 2.8%, the reverse of official results inside Russia, where Putin's party took...
Exclusive: Iran's school year opens as fees triple and enrolment falls
Euronewsby Babak Kamiar17d ago
As Iran’s academic year begins, families face severe strain from doubling tuition fees, soaring stationery prices, war fears and a plunging currency.
Lisbon voted the world's happiest travel destination
Euronewsby Diana Rosa Rodrigues17d ago
Sunlight, healthy food, sleep quality, physical exercise and access to nature were the five factors that put Portugal's capital at the top of a ranking of 47 cities.
City of London expertise moves closer to Tashkent’s investment reforms
Euronewsby Ruxshona Raxmatullayeva17d ago
The Tashkent International Financial Centre will operate under a separate legal framework as officials seek closer links with British counterparts.
New investment funds in Spain emerge among 2026's biggest property deals
Euronewsby Javier Iniguez De Onzono17d ago
The lack of transparency around property ownership here makes it hard to track how much big landlords hold, who is entering the market and how the business looks in real time.
Investment funds in Spain step up bets on major property deals in 2026
Euronewsby Javier Iniguez De Onzono17d ago
The lack of transparency over property ownership makes it hard to track the share held by big landlords and new players, or to get a real-time picture of the market.
Fuel taxes in Europe: Which country taxes petrol the most?
Euronewsby Piero Cingari17d ago
Nearly half of what European drivers pay for petrol goes to governments. Here are the 10 member states with the heaviest petrol taxes. Filling up a car has never cost more in the European Union.
US networks suspend Trump coverage in revolt over White House ban
Euronewsby Emma De Ruiter17d ago
In a rare move, the top five US broadcasters said on Monday that they were halting "pool" coverage of the White House, where a broadcaster films on behalf of all television outlets for the day, in...
‘Pressure is rising’: 7 Planetary Boundaries have been breached
Euronewsby Liam Gilliver18d ago
The latest Planetary Health Check warns that seven of Earth’s critical life support systems are experiencing record transgression.