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EU elections: What do voters want? and what do candidates promise?
Watch episode nine of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.
Diamonds fail to make the cut as Anglo American turns down BHP offer
A decision to demerge or sell its diamond and platinum businesses is expected to go a long way in maintaining Anglo American's profitability, by focusing on the more lucrative copper and iron ore businesses.
'No limits' relationship: Putin to visit Beijing on Xi's invitation
Russia's Vladimir Putin will make a two-day state visit to China this week in the latest show of unity between the two authoritarian allies.
WATCH: At least three dead after billboard collapse in Mumbai
As rescue operations continue, Mumbai officials said an investigation had been ordered into the accident.
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Headache for Bayer as results show fall in Q1 sales and earnings
Mixed earnings results from the German Bayer Group put the pharmaceutical giant's share prices on a rollercoaster ride in Tuesday's early trading.
WATCH: Thousands evacuated from homes in Uruguay amid floods
Uruguayan authorities say “the situation remains under control in the departments affected by the floods.”
Euroviews. European cities are becoming climate CHAMPs. You could be one, too
All of the examples from Oslo, Stockholm, and Amsterdam represent new thinking and creative approaches to decarbonising a complex system in a partnered, multi-leveled way. And that’s the future of climate action and policy, Dr Michael Shank writes.
Blinken visits Kyiv as thousands of Russian troops advance on Kharkiv
Over the weekend, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported intense clashes near the eastern and north-eastern borders of the country, where Ukrainian troops are facing more substantial firepower and are outnumbered as they continue to fight off Russia's ground offensive.
Explosive street art: Meet Vhils, Portugal’s ‘urban archaeologist'
“I say that I'm kind of an urban archaeologist because I basically carve on the walls of the city,” says Vhils, who is considered one of the world's top urban artists.
OpenAI rival Anthropic launches chatbot Claude in Europe
The company's Claude chatbot supports multiple European languages.
Dublin-New York portal used for indecent exposure and swearing
"I thought the people of Dublin deserved to see my two New York homegrown potatoes," the model said.
Disqualified Eurovision contestant Joost Klein likely to face charges
Joost Klein was disqualified from this weekend's Eurovision final just hours before it aired. Now he may face charges, according to Swedish police.
Why might the euro continue to weaken against the US dollar?
The euro has shown a weakening trend against the US dollar since the start of the year. The decline can be attributed to divergence in inflation trajectories of the euro area and the US, suggesting a continuation of the euro's depreciation relative to the dollar.
Gucci hosts star-studded fashion show in London's Tate Modern
For one night only, the concrete basement of London's Tate Modern museum was transformed into a lush green - and it was the hottest fashion ticket in town.
Israel carried out at least eight strikes on aid groups, report says
Israel has carried out at least eight strikes on humanitarian convoys and their facilities in Gaza since the beginning of the war against Hamas, according to a report by Human Rights Watch.
Pro-Palestinian university students in the Netherlands uphold protest
On Monday, students and faculty members from multiple universities in the Netherlands protested, voicing their opposition to Israel's military operations in the Gaza Strip.
Luxury watches owned by F1 legend Michael Schumacher to go up for sale
To mark the 30th anniversary of his first Formula One Drivers Championship win in 1994, eight luxury watches belonging to Michael Schumacher are going up for sale at Christie’s in Geneva.
Cannes 2024: Iranian filmmaker flees to Europe ahead of premiere
Iranian film director Mohammad Rasoulof has left Iran after being sentenced to eight years in prison on national security charges, ahead of the opening of the Cannes Film Festival where his new film is in Competition.
European leaders gather to tackle a silent killer: dirty cooking fuels
“I believe if your neighbour’s house is burning, you help them. Africa is our neighbour,” said IEA executive director Dr Fatih Birol.
Nissan is investing big in European electric car production
Big money and artificial intelligence are going into a wholly electric range of cars to be produced in the UK.
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Commissioner Várhelyi urges Serbia to strengthen ties on Belgrade trip
Serbia applied for EU membership in 2009 and was accepted as a candidate country in 2012, but little progress has been made since then, with the Belgrade government accused of democratic backsliding.
'Overwhelmed' Romanian workers demand lower taxes
Only 69% of Romanians between 20 and 64 are employed, meaning that almost a third of the population struggles with finding work.
Take a look inside Europe’s quirkiest luxury hotels
From Amsterdan to Tuscany, skip the chain hotels and plan a more memorable stay.