euronews.comadded August 2026
Euronewsby Christina Thykjaer8d ago
Amnesty International says it has documented beatings, humiliations, summary expulsions and racial profiling in Ceuta and the Spanish government has ordered the military to identify any individuals...
Euronewsby Dianne Apen-Sadler8d ago
If you’re looking to get online while in the air, you might just want to book a flight with Qatar Airways, Delta or United. In-flight wifi is incredibly divisive.
Euronewsby Maria Tadeo; Mared Gwyn Jones8d ago
The European Commissioner for Defence tells Euronews that the EU must sharpen its response to a growing spate of hybrid attacks attributed to Moscow, while rejecting those who say it's time to...
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn8d ago
Most SLAPPs are for defamation or reputational harm and tend to be used by those rich and powerful enough to afford the necessary lawyers' fees.
Euronewsby Marta Pacheco8d ago
Washington says European countries have yet to deliver promised oil releases, as soaring crude and diesel prices intensify pressure on governments to intervene.
Euronewsby Francesca Baroni8d ago
Consumer price index accelerates driven by energy goods and fresh food. Between historical memory and daily worries, Istat records a sharp drop in confidence among households and firms.
Euronewsby Una Hajdari8d ago
When disaster strikes near a border, police and firefighters can lose contact the moment they cross it. Brussels wants a 5G network, backed by satellites, to change that by 2036.
Euronewsby Jorge Liboreiro8d ago
"We always need to think about the worst-case scenario," Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev said at the Euronews' Defence Summit, warning of the risk of a Russian nuclear attack if tensions with...
Euronewsby Tamsin Paternoster8d ago
The number of commercial flights across the EU increased in every summer month compared with last year, although traffic fell in several member states.
Euronewsby Vincenzo Genovese; Eleonora Vasques8d ago
Estonian MEP and former general Riho Terras backed buying weapons from outside the EU during debate on defence spending.
Euronewsby Sasha Vakulina8d ago
Countries with existing drone cooperation agreements with Kyiv could negotiate access to Ukraine’s latest technology for countering Russia’s new jet-powered drones, Kyrylo Budanov told Euronews.
Euronewsby Doloresz Katanich8d ago
Stronger services growth drove the upward revision to second-quarter GDP growth, as the UK battles high borrowing costs, inflationary pressures and a cooling labour market.
Euronewsby Mared Gwyn Jones8d ago
The British Prime Minister has said he will weigh a “range of options” for the future relationship with the European Union, including the prospect of rejoining the bloc.
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn8d ago
Parliament has also set up an independent inquiry tasked with a much broader examination of the case, which is due to submit its final report by 31 January 2028.
Euronewsby Dianne Apen-Sadler8d ago
Etihad Rail launched the new route on 30 September, with more stations set to open in the coming months.
Euronewsby Luca Bertuzzi8d ago
The EU is set to broaden its Mediterranean naval mission to counter Russia's shadow fleet, protect subsea infrastructure and engage in naval diplomacy with Northern African countries.
Euronewsby Yorgos Mitropoulos8d ago
Greece's biggest International Animation Festival, Animasyros, is now firmly ranked among the top events of its kind in Europe.
Euronewsby Quirino Mealha8d ago
Europe's car industry is most at risk from its reliance on a handful of countries for chips and critical materials, according to a new report which warns that going electric is pitting automakers...
Euronewsby Saskia O'Donoghue8d ago
A new 69-room Minecraft hotel is coming to the UK, joining a growing crop of properties designed to let fans step inside their favourite games.
Euronewsby Peggy Corlin8d ago
The Global CEOs Dinner Club brings business leaders and political figures together at high-level events in Brussels and is now seeking to expand into France.
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