Ukraine hit by power cuts after Russian strikes, grid operator says
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn7d ago
Kyiv said it was Moscow's opening salvo in an expected campaign to try to knock out heating and power as winter approaches.
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top 9%‘Extraordinary but scary’: Dutch farmers grow rice as climate warms
Euronewsby Angela Symons7d ago
Dutch cattle farming dries out peatland and releases CO2. Is switching to Japanese rice-growing a solution?
Lost in translation: Montenegro's EU accession faces a language barrie
Euronewsby Luca Bertuzzi7d ago
Montenegro may not be able to accurately translate all EU laws in time for accession, so the European Commission is currently weighing options for a derogation, including allowing Podgorica to use...
Netanyahu says Israel warned UK of Iran attack plot on airbase
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn7d ago
After three days of investigations, including using a bomb disposal team, police said on Tuesday they had found no explosives in the vehicles, but they had retrieved a "quantity of petrol."
Oil rebounds above $100 as US bonds suffer worst quarter since 1994
Euronewsby Quirino Mealha7d ago
Oil prices bounced back above $100 a barrel on Thursday as a US-Iran deal remained elusive, while European stocks fell and US government bonds came off their worst quarter since 1994, with the...
France's borrowing rate keeps rising, hitting its highest level since 2002
Euronewsby Nathan Joubioux7d ago
The new rise in France's ten-year borrowing rate, now close to 5%, shows investors' mounting distrust of a public debt that keeps climbing. Bad news keeps piling up for the government.
Is Brussels threatening to freeze funds for AfD-voting German states?
Euronewsby James Thomas7d ago
Claims circulating online allege that the EU is threatening to block funds intended for the German state of Saxony-Anhalt, after the far-right AfD party won a recent election there.
Crete severe weather: Floods, landslides, power cuts, closed schools
Euronewsby Ioannis Karagiorgas8d ago
Heavy rain and thunderstorms have turned roads into torrents, causing landslides and power cuts, while authorities and civil protection are on high alert.
Russia's jury reform draws fire for handing verdicts back to the state
Euronewsby Knarik Papoyan8d ago
The Supreme Court proposals would allow presiding judges to "clarify" questions during deliberations and reduce jury panels from six or eight members to four, changes lawyers say undermine the...
Eviction: Where are tenants most and least protected across Europe?
Euronewsby Alessio Dell'Anna8d ago
The eviction of a disabled 87-year-old woman in Madrid from a flat she lived in for 70 years has sparked outrage and comparisons of renter rights across the continent.
Gimmick or recipe for success? Japan's convenience stores test AI flavours
Euronewsby Roselyne Min8d ago
Japanese convenience store chains are turning to AI for dessert ideas. Some are unexpected mashups.
Tallinn Defence EXPO: Counter-drone systems and robot soldiers steal the show
Euronewsby Denis Loctier8d ago
Drones have changed the face of war in Ukraine. At the Tallinn Defence EXPO, Estonian companies showed the counter-drone systems and battlefield robots they say Europe now needs.
Humanoid robots: China builds them, but Germany could supply the joints and hands
Euronewsby Franziska Müller8d ago
Europe has so far built few humanoid robots, yet could profit from each one. German car part suppliers may play a key role in joints, says a Fraunhofer study.
Attacker's motive unknown after flight to Israel escapes disaster
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn8d ago
Saudi and UAE authorities have said little publicly beyond confirming that investigations were underway. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said the copilot was arrested.
French government to unveil budget amid record public debt
Euronewsby Estelle Nilsson-Julien8d ago
The French government, lacking a clear parliamentary majority, faces a difficult political battle as it seeks to pass its budget.
Kanye West’s controversial concerts in Russia have finally been cancelled
Euronewsby David Mouriquand8d ago
According to the Moscow-based organizer Say Agency, the controversial rapper's two October dates in St Petersburg have been cancelled.
Can Canada be the EU's answer to 'unreliable' trade partners?
Euronewsby Evi Kiorri8d ago
Ahead of October's EU-Canada summit, both sides are considering a partnership beyond CETA and €130 billion in annual trade.
Escalating nuclear threats and a Brexit rethink
Euronewsby Mared Gwyn Jones8d ago
Good morning, I’m Mared Gwyn. Welcome to your Thursday newsletter. Today: NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte tells Euronews that Russia should stop issuing nuclear threats, and the UK Prime Minister...
Fuel prices before the Iran war vs now: How much of a wage is needed?
Euronewsby Servet Yanatma8d ago
A 50-litre diesel tank costs the equivalent of 15.4% of Bulgaria’s gross monthly minimum wage, compared with 3.8% in Luxembourg, as fuel prices have risen since the Iran war began.
Two million Portuguese suffer from migraine, but many still lack care
Euronewsby Joana Mourão Carvalho8d ago
Worldwide, around 1.3 billion people live with migraine, making it one of the most common neurological disorders and a leading cause of disability.