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FTX to return money to most customers nearly 2 years after collapse
Collapsed crypto exchange FTX said it will return money to most customers less than two years after its catastrophic implosion.
Trade is at the heart of EU-China relations, experts say
A renewed focus on Beijing comes amid Chinese President Xi Jinping's European tour, at a time when China-EU ties are strained.
AstraZeneca asks for European approval of COVID jab to be pulled
AstraZeneca was one of the first pharma laboratories to launch a COVID vaccine on the market at the end of 2020, a year after the virus appeared.
Malta backs health Commissioner pick amid hospital scandal
The ambitions of Chris Fearne, Maltese nominee for the next EU Commission, may be stymied after revelations of fraudulent hospital concessions, but he hasn't lost government support so far.
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AI fuelling global surge in cybercrime
The cost of cybercrime around the world is estimated to reach 11.2 trillion euros a year by 2025.
Where are the budget-friendly destinations in Europe this summer?
Flights and hotels are most affordable in these European destinations, new data reveals.
EU countries kick off talks to ban re-exports of Russian LNG
European Union countries kicked off on Wednesday negotiations on the next round of sanctions against Russia, which for the first time targets LNG.
Euroviews. It’s time to take a step back from the brink of a divided world
We think that our vision of connectivity is essential for Europe’s ability to become strong again — and that cooler heads will soon have a chance to prevail. During our presidency, we intend to show how, Balázs Orbán writes.
Why did UK airports’ e-gates fail - and will it happen again?
Several of the UK’s busiest airports saw their e-gates system fail on Tuesday - but is it concerning or par for the course?
'It's very moving': How music therapy can help with dementia
A Manchester orchestra has joined forces with universities and the healthcare system to roll out a programme of dementia music therapy sessions across the city.
‘Death of European values': EU institution staff march for Gaza peace
The prospect of an Israeli offensive in Rafah, where hundreds of thousands are sheltering, has sparked outrage around the world.
Scientists are piecing together the sperm whale ‘alphabet’
Researchers have been trying for decades to piece together what their clicks mean with little progress - until now.
Curb migration then take on climate change, Europeans say
People all over the world were surveyed about what issues governments should prioritise.
Brain cell transplant allows Parkinson’s patient to move freely again
Parkinson’s patient Thomas Matsson was the first in the world to receive 7 million lab-grown brain cells in 2023. Today, he can smell and play sports.
Migration to UK has failed to boost economic growth, warns report
According to a new study from the Centre for Policy Studies, migration to the UK is putting pressure on housing, public services and infrastructure. However, other countries take a different stance, with some viewing migration as beneficial for their economies.
Munich Re stock rises as company cheers investors with latest earnings
A stronger operational performance and less major-loss expenses than previously thought contributed to Munich Re's latest financial results.
X urged to answer content moderation questions
The platform reduced by four languages its coverage within the bloc.
Brussels agrees to send €3bn from frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine
Diplomats agreed the controversial plans at a meeting on Wednesday – but some say they don’t go far enough.
London’s flood defences need to be raised due to climate change
Sea levels are projected to rise by around a metre by 2100 and storms are becoming increasingly intense due to climate change.
SXSW Festival to launch London edition in June 2025
The Austin-born festival will bring discussions, music and tech showcases, film and TV events, and visual arts to East London’s Shoreditch.
European elections: What do voters want? What have candidates pledged?
Watch episode five of Euronews' guide to the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.
Russia’s sanctions busting may call for change of approach
Western battlefield weapons are still reaching Moscow, a study by Bruegel and the Kyiv School of Economics Institute found – but banks are wary of taking responsibility for monitoring the arms supply chain.
EPP refuses to sign joint statement denouncing political violence
The European People's Party (EPP) has refused to sign a joint statement endorsed by the main political parties that denounces violence against lawmakers in the run-up to the June elections.
China and Serbia deepen ties with trade agreement green light
Electric vehicles will play a key role in China's strategy in the Balkans.
Hundreds of Argentinians protest against Milei's social policies
Social organisations from Argentina staged blockades in Buenos Aires and other regions, protesting President Javier Milei's austerity measures and reform agenda.
Pro-Palestine students from the university of Amsterdam demonstrate
Student of the University of Amsterdam demonstrated in large crowds, blocking the road in front of the university while brandishing placards in solidarity with Gaza and expressing their support through chants like "Free Palestine" and "End the Occupation."
London gentlemen's club votes to allow women to join for first time
A London gentlemen’s club which boasts an illustrious membership, including senior politicians, judges, and even the King, has finally voted after almost two centuries to allow women to enter its elite ranks.
German politician attacked as concerns over pre-election violence rise
The rise in far-right sentiment across Europe and Germany in particular has come with increased threats to public figures and various groups.
Dissatisfaction with democracy brewing in Europe, global study finds
In a slim majority of the EU countries surveyed (eight out of 15), improving healthcare emerged as the number-one priority. Tackling poverty is also seen as a high concern in several countries, topping the list in four of the 15 member states surveyed.
Euroviews. It's time for a heart-to-heart about the EU's surveillance agenda
The EU must end its shadowy games with the industry, engage in meaningful transparency and respect our fundamental rights, Chloé Berthélémy and Viktoria Tomova write.