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Putin sworn in for fifth term while his war in Ukraine continues
Many — but not all — EU member states boycotted the inauguration ceremony after an appeal from the bloc's foreign affairs chief, Josep Borrell.
IDF strikes Rafah despite Hamas accepting ceasefire proposal
Hamas has accepted a ceasefire proposal brokered by Egypt and Qatar to end the seven-month conflict with Israel. Despite this, Israel has announced it will continue its operations in Gaza.
Biden reiterated his concerns to Netanyahu about situation in Rafah
US President Joe Biden stressed US concerns about a possible invasion of Rafah, where more than 1 million civilians from other areas of Gaza are sheltering, according to the White House.
Four teens investigated over attack on German MEP
Four suspects have been identified in the attack on German Social Democrat (SPD) MEP Matthias Ecke, police said on Monday, with more protests expected in Berlin.
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Study finds possible 'distinct genetic form' of Alzheimer's disease
Almost all individuals with two copies of the APOE4 gene develop signs of Alzheimer's disease, the study found.
Watch: Malaysian scientists save marine mammals by listening to the sounds of the sea
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Scientists at MareCet Research Organisation listen carefully as the sea shares secrets about marine conservation
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China dominating soaring global clean tech industry
EU’s goal to increase domestic manufacturing capacity for net-zero technologies faces stiff competition from China.
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Italian public broadcaster's journalists strike over censorship row
Previously, Rai journalists' union USIGRai accused Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and her coalition partners of trying to turn the public broadcaster into a ''mouthpiece of the government''.
As Rafah offensive looms, EU makes last-ditch calls for restraint
European leaders and ministers have urged Israel to refrain from launching its long-anticipated military operation in Rafah, an attack which is believed to be imminent.
Boeing set to launch its first human spaceflight after years of delay
Boeing’s new Starliner capsule will launch NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams to the International Space Station on May 6 local time.
EU hosts defence forum to rally its military industry behind Ukraine
The defence industry forum was held in Brussels to discuss cooperation and increase ammunition production for Kyiv in response to Russia's ongoing aggression.
Spanish defence firm Indra sees first quarter profits surge 40%
The company also saw good progress in implementing its strategic plan, as well as increased growth in its key defence and Minsait branches.
At least 100 people reported missing after major flooding in Brazil
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and a team of government ministers and congress leaders have visited the flood zone.
Is climate change to blame for Pakistan’s wettest April in decades?
April in Pakistan saw significantly above average rainfall and lightning which killed dozens of people.
Council denies French request for legal opinion on cyber certificate
A deal on the pending EUCS scheme could come at the earliest at the end of May.
Eurotunnel operator offers cash to attract new cross-channel services
Getlink says that there is capacity for 2.5 times more trains to use the Channel Tunnel on a daily basis.
French bakers take back the title for longest baguette
After being dethroned by Italy in 2019, French bakers took back the title for "world's longest baguette" with a loaf that measured over 140 metres.
Türkiye’s Denizli region offers breaks steeped in history and wellness
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The Turkish region of Denizli is a paradise for holidaymakers who are passionate about history and wellness.
European elections: What do candidates promise? What do voters want?
Watch episode three of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.
Here’s how you can sleep among fine art at the Musée d’Orsay
With its new Icons list, Airbnb is opening up a multitude of incredible experiences to just a handful of guests.
EU ready to make 'full use' of trade defence tools against China: VDL
The European Union stands ready to flex its muscles to protect the bloc from China's aggressive trade practices, European Commission chief von der Leyen warned Monday following a three-way meeting with Macron and Xi.
Euroviews. We won a victory for generations in the European Court of Human Rights
Our cases coasted to the height of Europe’s top human rights court. Now we need to unite behind the ruling and force all European governments to ensure a liveable future for ourselves and our loved ones, Claudia Duarte Agostinho and Dr Elisabeth Stern write.
Ukraine Eurovision winner says boycott not an option for country
The Ukrainian singer, who won Eurovision in 2016, made the comments amid widespread calls for participants to boycott this year’s song contest owing to the continued inclusion of Israel.
WATCH: Cinco de Mayo celebrations in Mexico City
Residents of Mexico City took to the streets on Sunday to celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
Brussels moves to close rule of law procedure against Poland
The European Commission has announced it is taking the first steps to close the Article 7 procedure against Poland.
'Unfollow Everything 2.0': Can Facebook users control their own feeds?
A professor is trying to pre-emptively get a court to decide whether Facebook users can control their own news feeds.
Australian airline Qantas agrees payouts over 'ghost flights'
Australia's biggest airline Qantas agrees million-dollar settlement after being accused of selling thousands of tickets for flights it had already cancelled.
Who will win over the fury of the Spanish farmers?
A bundle of European far-right parties are attempting to bring down key EU progressive policy platforms, such as the Green Deal. The grassroots groups and glossy parties are attempting to use the fury of farmers to win at the ballot box, but who will reign supreme?