New rotation of US troops bound for Lithuania: Lithuanian president
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds17d ago
It comes despite repeated threats from US President Donald Trump to reduce the US' military presence in Europe.
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top 12%EU renews Russia sanctions but removes Usmanov at France's request
Euronewsby Jorge Liboreiro17d ago
France succeeded in its push to remove Alisher Usmanov from the EU sanctions list as part of a prisoner release with Azerbaijan.
Fake passport photos claim Zelenskyy and family chose Israel as home
Euronewsby Inês Trindade Pereira17d ago
A photo amassing thousands of views on social media allegedly shows a scan of Zelenskyy's passport, with Israel as his homeland.
Water and food shortages are directly linked to climate change- expert
Euronewsby Foteini Doulgkeri17d ago
Emmanuella Doussis is the UNESCO Chair on Climate Diplomacy and Professor of International Institutions at the University of Athens. Climate change is no longer purely an environmental issue.
'I'm done with medical abuse': actor Arnaud Denis dies by euthanasia in Belgium
Euronewsby Vincent Reynier17d ago
The French actor and director had been in unbearable pain since a polypropylene prosthesis was fitted in 2023 after a right groin hernia. Aged 43, he was euthanised this Tuesday in Namur, Belgium.
How Albania became one of Europe’s fastest-growing destinations
Euronewsby Dianne Apen-Sadler17d ago
The number of tourists visiting the Balkan nation has doubled in the past decade as more and more people discover its fascinating history, brilliant beaches and awe-inspiring hiking trails.
Brussels seeks power to order electricity demand cuts in energy crisis
Euronewsby Marta Pacheco17d ago
The European Commission is seeking more hands-on control to head off power failures during future energy crise, according to plans seen by Euronews.
Spanish farmers demand urgent aid as war in Iran drives up costs
Euronewsby Cristian Caraballo17d ago
Asaja, COAG, UPA, Unión de Uniones and the agri-food cooperatives are urging the government for direct aid over soaring farm diesel and fertiliser prices caused by the war in Iran, warning protests...
Farmers' groups urge Planas for urgent aid as war in Iran drives up costs
Euronewsby Cristian Caraballo17d ago
Asaja, COAG, UPA, Unión de Uniones and Agri-food Cooperatives are urging the government for direct aid over soaring farm diesel and fertiliser costs from the war in Iran, and have already warned of...
British PM Burnham declines to rule out rejoining EU
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds17d ago
The divisive nature of the 2016 Brexit vote has proved tricky to shake off for many in the UK, and the debate has once more been thrust under the spotlight this year.
ECB calls for tougher EU crypto rules and curbs on dollar stablecoins
Euronewsby Quirino Mealha; Eleonora Vasques17d ago
Europe's central banks want the EU's crypto rules tightened, calling for a wider ban on interest payments on stablecoins, new powers to curb tokens pegged to foreign currencies such as the US...
How countries are making waste management more circular
Euronewsby Toby Gregory; Ruxshona Raxmatullayeva17d ago
From advanced sorting in Sharjah to new waste infrastructure in Uzbekistan, efforts to recover materials and generate energy are changing what happens to rubbish.
US open to Iran UN meeting as conflicting reports over deal swirl
Euronewsby Peter Barabas; Babak Kamiar17d ago
Tehran’s decision-making structures appear gripped by a war of words as conflicting reports emerge on Tuesday about an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the US eases its...
Zelenskyy calls on EU to keep Usmanov and Fridman on sanctions list
Euronewsby Jorge Liboreiro17d ago
The EU must not remove Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman from the sanctions list, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said amid fraught negotiations in Brussels.
Exclusive: EU sounds alarm over weapons brought back from Ukraine
Euronewsby Luca Bertuzzi17d ago
Returning soldiers from Ukraine's front are bringing weapons and military gear into the European Union, a confidential document warns, raising concerns over battlefield-equipment smuggling into the...
Iraq to collect 6 million weapons despite Iran-backed militia pushback
Euronewsby Ali Hasan17d ago
Baghdad recast 30 September — originally a hard deadline for armed factions to surrender an estimated 6 million weapons — as the start of the regulatory process as Kataib Hezbollah and Harakat...
Head of Spanish broadcaster backs ongoing Eurovision boycott
Euronewsby Harry Bligh17d ago
Spain withdrew from the 2026 contest in Austria, alongside the Netherlands, Iceland, Ireland and Slovenia, in protest against Israel’s participation.
France urges EU to relax fuel rules as oil crunch looms
Euronewsby Marta Pacheco17d ago
In a letter to Ursula von der Leyen, Macron said the EU’s energy security has so far relied heavily on buffers — including stockpiles, refinery flexibility, weaker demand and redirected global...
The EU spent billions on a cyberattack shield — nobody checked if it worked
Euronewsby Jonathan Benton17d ago
The EU built an early-warning system to catch the next major cyberattack before it spreads. Eighteen months later, auditors have found it still is not switched on.
France's budget: Oxfam proposes tax on 'super-inheritances' to raise billions
Euronewsby Jean-Philippe Liabot17d ago
As France hunts for billions of euros to fix its public finances, Oxfam pushes the Dutreil pact centre stage, saying it could raise billions from the largest inheritances.