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Is 'Russian law' about to upset already fragile Georgian democracy?
The Georgian ruling party's 'foreign influence' bill is meant to keep foreign-financed NGOs in check before the October elections. The same law with a slightly different name was pulled out last year among massive rallies and diplomatic condemnations by the EU and the US.
Tourists face fines for stealing sand and shells from Italian beach
Stealing sand from Sardinia's beaches could cost you up to €3,000 in fines.
Missed the Northern Lights? Here's where to see them year-round
If you're looking for a greener way to see this stunning natural spectacle then these European destinations are reachable by rail.
Euroviews. AI is not a magic wand. It’s time to re-shape the narrative
The right AI solutions are out there for businesses. It’s just about identifying them and implementing them in a way that ladders into a successful technology ecosystem.
Bringing in new AI solutions for the sake of it simply won’t work, Thomas Labarthe writes.
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Which European cities are regulating cruise ships?
Destinations struggling with overtourism are putting a stop to ships that bring toxic emissions and millions of passengers.
Shein steps up IPO plans amid claims of 75-hour week for suppliers
The retail giant, which has reportedly chosen London for listing, is facing fresh claims of poor working conditions in its supply chain in China.
Historic Wingsuit Flight Through Tower Bridge
Skydivers Complete First-Ever Wingsuit Flight Through London's Tower Bridge
Is this new EU-funded skin cancer screening device a game changer?
In partnership with the European Commission
Melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer and while survival rates have improved in recent years, late diagnosis and delays in treatment remain key challenges.
Man who received world’s first pig kidney transplant dies
The hospital said that there was “no indication” that the man’s death was the result of the transplant.
Furious Brussels wants answers over ban on EU flags at Eurovision
The European Commission has expressed anger over a ban on EU flags at the Eurovision Song Contest and demands explanations.
Could Belgium's new sex workers labour law set an example for Europe?
The law is the first in Europe — and the world — to provide sex workers with social security provisions such as pensions and maternity leave, as well as an official employment contract.
EU elections: What do voters want? and what do candidates promise?
Watch episode eight of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.
Eni divides oil and gas and green energy projects in new finance plan
The aim of the move is to attract more investment by allowing both fossil fuel and renewable energy investors to invest solely in their preferred projects, without any crossover of funds.
How an 'anxious' Europe can stop foreign interference in elections
Weeks from the European elections, there have been many public instances of foreign interference. This is what is being done to limit its impact.
Eurovision still 'needs a lot of work' says Switzerland's winner Nemo
Nemo, this year's Eurovision winner, has stressed the importance of creating environments that promote love and unity and urged the contest's organisers to reflect on what Eurovision should stand for.
Booking.com gatekeeper under EU's online competition rules
Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta and Microsoft already fall under the scope of the rules.
'Choose France' summit attracts record amount from foreign investment
President Macron says funding from business giants such as Microsoft, Amazon, and Pfizer will benefit French citizens across the country.
Estonia threatens to block Airbnb tax-hike plan
The Baltic nation could veto long-discussed plans to charge VAT on online accommodation rentals and taxi rides.
WATCH: British Speedgolf championship returns after a five-year pause
Luke Bone and Luke Willett claimed victory with a staggering Speedgolf Score of 123:43. Their blistering pace set an unofficial world record for the fastest 18-hole Speedgolf round.
Gold rush as metal holds onto its shine: What's behind the surge?
A number of factors have helped sustain the current wave of interest in gold. China's demand surge, the valuation of the US dollar, and the interest rate path of the Federal Reserve Bank (Fed) may all have had an impact on prices.
BAFTA TV Awards: Top Boy, Happy Valley and Sixth Commandment triumph
Comedians Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan hosted the ceremony at London's Royal Festival Hall honouring the best of British TV.
WATCH:Tensions rise in Tbilisi ahead of foreign influence bill hearing
The Georgian Parliament is set to discuss the bill in its final reading starting on Monday.
Why is this Belgian city giving away free trees?
The free-tree scheme in Antwerp is part of an initiative by the local council called Neighbourhood in Bloom.
Roger Corman, US Producer, Director and ‘King of the Bs’ dies at 98
The producer and director behind low-budget classics like “Little Shop of Horrors” and “Attack of the Crab Monsters,” Roger Corman helped launch the careers of Hollywood legends like Martin Scorsese and Jack Nicholson.
Nausėda wins first round of Lithuanian presidential election
Lithuanians voted in a presidential election on Sunday at a time when Russian gains on the battlefield in Ukraine are fuelling greater fears about Moscow’s intentions, particularly in the strategically important Baltic region.
Eye on the Markets: Eurozone GDP and US CPI in the Spotlight
This week, investors await the eurozone's flash Q1 GDP and final April CPI figures, alongside crucial US April inflation data, pivotal for central banks' interest rate decisions and investment sentiment.
Is it really worth studying business at university?
“You should feel legitimate to have the ambition to become CEO, ministers, leaders of tomorrow.”
UK stakes its claims to second spot in worldwide online gambling
Online gambling in the UK has risen significantly during and post-pandemic, as tax-free winnings, affordability and convenience all contribute to a surge in gambling across the UK.
BMW unveils AI driven plans for it's Munich plant to go electric only
BMW’s historic Munich factory will exclusively produce electric vehicles from 2027 as the company shifts towards its e-mobility targets.
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