Literary sensation 'C'était ça ou mourir' faces AI authorship claims
Euronewsby Nathan Joubioux; Alexander Kazakevich·16d ago
Quebec writer of Haitian origin Thélyson Orélien, longlisted for major prizes, rejects claims by the 'Balance ton Claude' account and says he has suffered racist abuse since arriving in France.
Taylor Swift announces new single ‘Patient Zero’ - and faces backlash for cover art
Euronewsby David Mouriquand·16d ago
New single, new era? Following 2025’s 'The Life of a Showgirl' and her 'Toy Story 5' single, Taylor Swift has announced a new song – and the cover art is proving divisive.
AI serves up content from Russia's sanctioned state outlets, RSF finds
Euronewsby Ioulia Poukhli·16d ago
Reporters Without Borders tested six AI chatbots by requesting news from RT, Sputnik, and other EU-sanctioned Russian outlets, and found that three produced full summaries with links and quotes...
Meet the photographer who lives at the top of Mount Fuji
Euronewsby Yolaine De Kerchove Dexaerde·16d ago
For most people, Mount Fuji is a destination. For Megumi Ueda, it has been a workplace and home for much of the past 17 years.
These are the most affordable Michelin Key hotels in Europe
Euronewsby Dianne Apen-Sadler·16d ago
From a wine estate in the UK to an eco hotel in Spain’s Costa Brava, here are some of the world’s best hotels priced between €130 and €220 a night.
Azerbaijan pardons France's Martin Ryan following Usmanov's delisting
Euronewsby Luca Bertuzzi·16d ago
Azerbaijan's President Aliyev pardoned French citizen Martin Ryan, jailed for espionage, as part of a deal in which France secured Usmanov's removal from the EU's Russia sanctions list.
UK to launch new military space squadron to protect satellites
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn·16d ago
Last year, the head of UK Space Command Major General Paul Tedman warned he was "really worried" by Russia attempting to jam British military satellites on a regular basis.
Killer robots or super intelligence? Trump and world leaders clash over AI
Euronewsby Jonathan Benton·16d ago
While Donald Trump rejected global efforts to control AI and UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned of the dangers of handing life-and-death decisions to machines, other leaders called for...
Turkey's president urges UN to abolish Security Council veto power
Euronewsby Sait Burak Utucu·16d ago
President Erdoğan, in an op-ed for Bloomberg, urged rotating seats on the UN Security Council, called for joint defence production and said a $100bn trade goal with the US is within reach.
Alibaba to open new cloud regions in Finland, Netherlands and Turkey
Euronewsby Roselyne Min·16d ago
Alibaba has announced plans for new data centres in Europe, alongside a more powerful AI chip and plans for much larger Qwen models at its annual flagship.
How European travel habits have changed over a decade
Euronewsby Frances Lopez·16d ago
Cars remain Europe's top way to travel. However, trains have overtaken buses for the first time in a decade, while planes grew fastest of any mode of transport over the same period.
Fake videos spread fraud claims during German elections
Euronewsby Tamsin Paternoster·16d ago
Videos falsely claimed the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) was omitted from postal ballots or that votes were destroyed, echoing tactics previously used by the pro-Russian influence...
Families of victims of Canadian poison seller to address court
Euronewsby Simon Ormiston·16d ago
Law admitted targeting buyers on a suicide forum and shipping his products to 41 countries, and families angry that he escaped murder charges will now tell the court how their loved ones' deaths...
Israel slams 'grotesque absurdity' of Macron's UN remarks on West Bank
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn·16d ago
In his Tuesday speech, Macron railed against the humanitarian situation in Gaza and urged countries to recommit to international laws and the UN system.
Tom Cruise says AI won’t mean the end of cinema: 'People want to see real things'
Euronewsby David Mouriquand·16d ago
The Hollywood star spoke in London ahead of the world premiere of his new film 'Digger', saying that “people want that experience. They’re going to movie theaters.
Weinstein faces resentencing in New York for 2006 sex assault
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn·16d ago
Harvey Weinstein, who is currently jailed in New York, once ruled Hollywood as a kingpin powerful enough to make or break projects and careers.
Europeans are exercising more. But who gets to take part?
Euronewsby Giedre Peseckyte·16d ago
More Europeans are playing sports and doing so more often than four years ago. However, disparities remain across countries, from how regularly people play sports to how well their cities support...
Startups in Europe are pitching ways to tackle the AI power crunch
Euronewsby Roselyne Min·16d ago
Euronews Next looked at startups in Europe that are trying to make better use of existing grid capacity, reduce the electricity used for cooling and put waste heat to work.
Russia sanctions showdown leaves a bad taste
Euronewsby Mared Gwyn Jones; Angela Skujins·16d ago
Good morning. This is Mared Gwyn, authoring today’s newsletter along with my colleague Angela Skujins, who’s live on your screens this morning.
Trump-Xi summit: Why Europe has so much at stake
Euronewsby Peggy Corlin·16d ago
From tariffs to rare earths and AI, the agenda for US President Donald Trump's summit with China’s President Xi Jinping in Washington will have an impact on Europe.
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