euronews.comadded August 2026
Euronewsby Angela Skujins15d ago
As the presidents of Lithuania and Poland meet the CEO of controversial tech company Palantir Technologies at the United Nations General Assembly this week, the EU's defence chief has come out in...
Euronewsby Aleksandra Galka Reczko; Gavin Blackburn15d ago
Poland, a NATO and EU member state along the alliance's eastern flank, has accused Russia of "sabotage" on several occasions since Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Euronewsby Theo Farrant15d ago
Despite broadcaster AVROTROS maintaining its concerns over Israel’s participation and the war in Gaza, the Netherlands will return to Eurovision in 2027, with the country’s entry now being...
Euronewsby Fakhriya M Suleiman15d ago
This October, the Waverley paddle steamer is marking its 80th anniversary with cruises along London’s iconic River Thames.
Euronewsby Ioannis Karagiorgas15d ago
Talks on the future of the Parthenon Marbles appear to have reached an impasse according to new reports, as Greece's Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis renews diplomatic efforts for all sides to...
Euronewsby Luca Bertuzzi15d ago
Berlin wants the EU’s “Made with Europe” rules opened to trade partners, challenging France’s push to reserve public contracts for European-made goods.
Euronewsby Quirino Mealha15d ago
Britain's largest banks have completed what the industry describes as the first transactions anywhere using tokenised deposits to move money between one another, a milestone for a blockchain-based...
Euronewsby Inês Trindade Pereira15d ago
A mass of AI-generated videos of protests across Europe has emerged on TikTok, which experts say aims to "amplify societal polarisation".
Euronewsby Maria Muñoz Morillo15d ago
The US has warned southern states of a possible Moscow attack that would see Russia fire 600 km-range drones from commercial ships at Spain, France and Italy.
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn15d ago
In August, military families and lawmakers raised the alarm about reported suicide attempts and other serious mental health issues, food shortages and poor hygiene.
Euronewsby Joana Mourão Carvalho15d ago
Autumn has arrived in Portugal, but the summer heat is still being felt. In Lisbon, 36 degrees surprised tourists who did not expect such atypical temperatures for this time of year.
Euronewsby Dianne Apen-Sadler15d ago
Amanolu in the Vaavu Atoll will have just 52 keys as well as 16 private residences, which also have their own island.
Euronews15d ago
Low administrative hurdles, a receptive market for clean energy and EU funding are among the reasons expert cite for the country's leading green energy role in the region.
Euronewsby Saida Rustamova; Nargiz Mammadzada15d ago
A religious service at the historic Gandzasar monastery has offered a rare insight into Karabakh’s Christian heritage, as historic religious disputes linger while Azerbaijan and Armenia work toward...
Euronewsby Liam Gilliver15d ago
Germany has become the third country in Europe to unveil a national roadmap away from fossil fuels. But experts say targets still 'fall short'.
Euronews15d ago
Europe is looking in the wrong direction, writes Jean-Nicolas Beuze, UNHCR Representative to the EU, in an Euronews opinion piece.
Euronewsby Evi Kiorri15d ago
The EU's new EU Kids Act wants to protect minors from addictive platform designs. Critics warn that age-based protection alone may deepen exclusion for disabled users, migrants and the...
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn15d ago
Switzerland's traditional position is one of well-armed military neutrality, but Russia's war in Ukraine reopened questions over its non-engagement in foreign conflicts.
Euronewsby Diana Rosa Rodrigues15d ago
More frequent heatwaves are changing how winegrowers work. In Alentejo, one of Portugal's hottest regions, an estate now harvests at night to improve working conditions.
Euronewsby Angela Barnes15d ago
Shares were trading mixed early on Thursday morning, as investors tried to digest the recent swings in oil prices and the US bond market.
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