euronews.comadded August 2026
Euronewsby Roselyne Min6d ago
The exhibition includes 10 national treasures and official Korean designations recognising their cultural importance, with most exhibits drawn from the collection of late Samsung billionaire Lee...
Euronewsby Rafael Salido6d ago
The rejection of the bills after last-minute talks leaves Pedro Sánchez's government without two key housing measures and exposes its struggle to win support in Congress.
Euronewsby Luca Bertuzzi6d ago
Germany and France are among seven countries calling for the proposed European Space Shield to be rebuilt around protecting EU space systems – with military space capabilities kept national.
Euronewsby Tamsin Paternoster6d ago
Eurostat figures show a widening gap between the prices farmers receive and those they pay, as EU ministers discuss support and farming groups demand help.
Euronewsby Valérie Gauriat6d ago
From smartphones to data centres, the French company’s advanced silicon substrates underpin technologies used around the world. Valérie Gauriat went inside its production site in the French Alps.
Euronewsby Alexander Kazakevich6d ago
France's High Council for Public Finance calls the government's 1.0% growth forecast for the 2027 budget "optimistic", as economists warn of a possible "slippage" and the executive still has to...
Euronewsby Monica Pinna6d ago
Every year, more than 12 million tonnes of plastic ends up in our oceans. Spanish fashion company Ecoalf transforms marine waste and discarded materials into fabrics and clothing through a circular...
Euronewsby Doloresz Katanich6d ago
The EU says it is ready for collective action with the IEA on a fresh emergency release. Analysts say releasing diesel reserves could lower pump prices within days, but would offer only short-term...
Euronewsby Pascale Davies6d ago
An engineer used artificial intelligence to decode a military cypher from the Napoleonic era that had gone unsolved for more than two centuries.
Euronewsby Mared Gwyn Jones6d ago
Burnham’s decision to put the prospect of EU membership back on the table has caught attention in Brussels. But any attempt to unpick Brexit could come with conditions and difficult trade-offs.
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn6d ago
A winegrower by trade, Parmelin is from the French-speaking western canton of Vaud. He is from the hard-right Swiss People's Party (SVP), which is the biggest in the country.
Euronewsby Marta Pacheco6d ago
France is set to present a plan to release emergency oil stocks following US pressure, with Paris considering a combined release of crude oil and diesel.
Euronewsby Dianne Apen-Sadler6d ago
The new rules, announced by UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, have now come into force. The UK has just announced that airlines will no longer be able to charge parents to secure seats next to their...
Euronewsby Massoud Salari6d ago
The USS Theodore Roosevelt left San Diego on Sunday accompanied by a Marine expeditionary unit of more than 2,000 troops, bringing the potential total US military presence in the region to more...
Euronewsby Verena Schad6d ago
At the start of October, temperatures of up to 25C give parts of Europe a last taste of late summer. Yet, according to an old farmers' rule, a warm autumn can herald a severe winter.
Euronewsby Sandor Zsiros6d ago
Kyiv will propose a new law on minority education rights, with a vote expected in October. Budapest has blocked EU accession talks until Ukraine adopts the laws agreed under an 11-point plan on...
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn6d ago
Western Europe recorded its hottest summer on record, with some 540,000 hectares going up in smoke across the European Union between mid-June and early September.
Euronewsby Saskia O'Donoghue6d ago
Applications for the scheme are open until 15 October, giving eligible young Europeans the chance to explore the continent by train and other sustainable transport, with discounts on accommodation...
Euronewsby Leticia Batista Cabanas6d ago
Spanish protests against the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen have led to misleading claims about Spain's housing activists and the wider rental crisis.
Euronewsby Diana Rosa Rodrigues6d ago
Three CGTP unions have called a strike for Friday, disrupting schools, public services, councils and rubbish collection. An easyJet cabin crew walkout is also causing flight delays nationwide.
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