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Eurovision vows to remove Palestinian flags or symbols
Organisers of the Eurovision Song Contest have said they reserve the right to remove any Palestine flags from the competition, due to take place 7-11 May.
Biden calls Japan and India 'xenophobic' countries in latest gaffe
The US president was attempting to contrast the countries with his own on immigration.
Holy Thursday highlights Orthodox Easter egg tradition
Bulgaria's red Easter eggs and Ukraine's pysanky hold deep spiritual significance, bringing blessings of health and happiness to homes and families as Orthodox Christians in these two countries prepare for Easter Sunday celebrations.
NATO sounds alarm over 'hostile' Russian activity across Europe
The US-led alliance said it was concerned by Moscow's "hybrid activity" in Czechia, Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and the UK.
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WATCH: Bayer Leverkusen clinch German Bundesliga title
In partnership with Media City
Bayer Leverkusen have emerged victorious, pushing Bayern Munich off the throne after their 11-year reign.
Greens' Reintke vows to protect Green Deal from right-wing backlash
The Greens' Terry Reintke has pitched her party as the antidote to "right-wing, authoritarian" forces that are trying to water down climate action as she campaigns ahead of June's European elections.
European elections: What do voters want? What have candidates pledged?
Watch episode one of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.
New EU fiscal rules in force, what are the next steps?
After being suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic and a long political battle within the euro area, the revised economic governance framework aims to ensure a better balance between debt reduction and investments and reforms across the EU.
‘Game changers’: Battery costs drop by 90% in 15 years
To hit our 2030 energy goals, global storage capacity needs to increase sixfold. Batteries will do most of the heavy lifting.
How will the EU’s new Entry/Exit System work?
A new timeline for the EU's post-Brexit Entry/Exit System (EES) has been released after countless postponements.
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Euroviews. Let's score a climate goal and slap sport with green legislation
Every competition, race, and medal must justify itself, beyond simply adding to the growing annals of sports history. If not, our failure to act would go down in history as humanity’s most calamitous own goal, Isabel Schatzschneider writes.
Switzerland says it can’t afford to join EU’s Copernicus programme
Launched in 1998 by the European Space Agency, Copernicus is the European Union’s Earth and observation programme.
Flutter takes a punt on move from London to New York listing
Flutter Entertainment is the latest of several UK and European companies planning to gamble on a brighter future on Wall Street.
Meet the woman breaking down barriers in space industry leadership
In partnership with Azpromo
Natavan Hasanova of Azercosmos tells us about the power of embracing gender equality and investing in female leaders.
These are Europe’s worst destinations for pickpocketing
New research has found that some of the most popular tourist spots in Europe unfortunately go hand-in-hand with some of the worst pickpocketing statistics on the continent.
Greece doubles firefighter numbers as wildfire season starts early
"We’re facing the climate crisis head on," says Greece's minister for climate crisis and civil protection.
Green leader sees ‘huge danger’ to climate policy as elections loom
A trio of leading Green MEPs have presented a proposal for a Green Industrial Deal supported by a trillion-euro EU fund and preferential interest rates from the European Central Bank, while warning a swing to the right in June could see five years of climate legislation begin to unravel.
WATCH: "The For Sale" Pub, Step Inside Budapest's Iconic bar
Adorned with hundreds of handwritten notes covering its walls and ceiling, this establishment has been a favorite haunt for foreign tourists since the mid-1990s.
Losses balloon at luxury car maker Aston Martin as SUV sales plunge
The luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin reveals it has sunk £139m (€162.52m) into red during opening quarter
Russia bombs Odesa again as situation worsens on eastern front
Kyiv's struggle has been deepening for months as Ukrainian forces keep waiting for vital new military aid.
Experts recommend lowering age to start breast cancer screenings
An expert panel said lowering the age recommendation from 50 to 40 could make a difference as more and more women in their 40s are being diagnosed with breast cancer.
Novo Nordisk owner invests millions in quantum computing
Novo Holdings, the parent company of the maker of weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy, is investing millions to create a global innovation hub for quantum technology in Denmark.
Copenhagen exhibition explores early years of street artist Banksy
The exhibit, "Banksy & Street Art: The Early Years," at the Masters and Contemporary Art Museum (MACA), covers Banksy's work from 1989 to 2010.
How the grand opening of the UK's biggest indoor venue fell apart
Cancelled gigs, falling air conditioning units and resigning directors: the opening of Co-op Live was meant to be a great moment for Manchester.
French government will 'fight' against TotalEnergies’ New York listing
A move to Wall Street is not in the best interest of the French people, says Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire.
Euroviews. In the upcoming European elections, peace and security matter the most
With so many threats on the horizon, we need a union that can navigate the turbulent seas of the future and protect the European dream of peace and prosperity for its people and global neighbours, Alexander Borum writes.
Meet Ida Tin, the entrepreneur who coined the term 'femtech'
Meet Ida Tin, the founder of the menstrual tracker app Clue, and the woman who coined the term for tech tailored towards women’s health and well-being.
Sex offender asks Norwegian court to declare social media a right
The unnamed offender was sentenced last year to 13 months in prison and banned from using Snapchat for two years.
Eurovision: Israel contestant warned to stay in her hotel room
As protest from Palestinian sympathisers and fellow entrants loom in Eurovision host city Malmö, Eden Golan has been advised to stay out of sight when not performing.