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Activists disrupt Google conference to protest against ties to Israel
The demonstration had no noticeable impact on the conference attendance or on the enthusiasm of the crowd inside the venue.
Allianz, Europe's largest insurer, sees double-digit jump in profits
Profits at the German insurance group were driven by its property-casualty segment, which benefited from higher prices and relatively benign claims from natural catastrophes.
Hunt for runaway criminal continues after French prison van ambush
The inmate who escaped during a prison transfer with the help of four other assailants on Tuesday is yet to be found.
How close is quantum computing to revolutionising medicine?
Quantum, the smallest amount of something in the universe, could spark the most significant revolution in medicine ever. How? By accelerating the discovery of new drugs through quantum computing.
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Episode 10: What do voters want? and what do candidates promise?
Watch episode 10 of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.
Kharkiv pounded as Russia mounts most intense incursion to date
Over 7,500 residents have been evacuated as the crisis forces Zelenskyy to cancel his Spain and Portugal visit.
Which Eurovision contestant won the streaming battle?
What does data from Spotify and TikTok show about the true popularity of winner Switzerland, fan favourites Ireland and Netherlands, and controversial entry Israel?
Decline in luxury spending spells trouble for Burberry's bottom line
The British fashion brand announces plummeting profits, with particularly poor sales reported in China.
Nicolas Schmit: S&D won't do deals with far right after elections
The S&D's lead candidate in the European elections outlined his views on revising the Migration Pact and opposing the far right to Global Conversation's Isabel da Silva Marques.
European ports turned into car parks as EV makers hunt buyers
Sales of electric cars in Europe are relatively low, but it is just one reason why the vehicles are piling up in Europe's major ports.
WATCH: Brazilian dance created by youths in Rio's favelas
Rio’s legislative assembly declared Passinho a state heritage through a law proposed by Rio state legislator Veronica Lima.
Google to roll out AI-generated summaries at top of search engine
The move is raising hopes for better results and concerns about a decrease in web traffic.
Wilders strikes a deal to form new coalition in the Netherlands
Six months after winning the Dutch national elections, far-right anti-Islam leader Geert Wilders has agreed to form a four-party coalition.
Euroviews. As Europe faces a major renewables goal, community buy-in is critical
As guidance rolls out to accelerate the energy transition, we must learn from what’s working to engage and empower communities in the process, Elif Gündüzyeli and Sanna Markkanen write.
Georgia's new law 'step in wrong direction,' says NATO spokesperson
The law requires media and NGOs to register as “pursuing the interests of a foreign power” if they receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad.
De Nederlandsche Bank president advocates for capital markets union
Klaas Knot, President of De Nederlandsche Bank, anticipates a June ECB rate cut and has advocated for deeper financial integration through the capital markets union and banking union to enhance Europe's economic resilience and growth potential.
Borrell denounces Georgia's 'Russian law' and demands its withdrawal
The statement came 24 hours after the law passed its third reading in the Georgian parliament.
Commission forecasts inflation tumbling, despite oil price hike
Inflation could be just 2.2% in the EU next year, as voters cite concerns over rising prices.
Shell targeted by satirical billboard protest before London AGM
Activism collective Brandalism claims the fossil fuel company’s tactics are “straight out of Big Tobacco’s playbook”.
German conglomerate Thyssenkrupp fails to cheer investors as sales dip
CEO Miguel López says the firm performed "as planned" in the second quarter, although the market remains "gloomy".
Stellantis and China's Leapmotor to sell EVs in Europe from September
European carmaker Stellantis on Tuesday said it had formed a joint venture with the Chinese electric vehicle startup Leapmotor that will begin selling EVs in nine European countries later this year.
OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever is leaving the start-up
Ilya Sutskever, who co-founded OpenAI with Sam Altman, said he will work on a project that’s "personally meaningful".
Will AI replace radiologists or make them more efficient?
Some say AI can perform better than radiologists, but it's not being used widely in radiology practices
Palestinians commemorate 'Nakba', marking 76 years of dispossession
For Palestinians, 'Nakba' represents their mass expulsion from what is now Israel, an event that is at the core of their struggle.
More than 130 arrested and curfew imposed after riots in New Caledonia
At least two people have died, during overnight rioting in New Caledonia whilst authorities announced a two-day curfew and banned gatherings on Tuesday.
EBU woes deepen as political parties excluded from EU election debate
The broadcaster says only parliamentary groups fielding a lead candidate in June's election can be represented at the televised stand-off.
Cannes 2024 review: ‘Le Deuxième Acte’ (‘The Second Act’)
The world’s burning and scandals may be brewing. Time for a comedy, as this year's Cannes Film Festival opens with a meta millefeuille from beloved French absurdist Quentin Dupieux.
Bloc’s health budget facing uncertain future – EU official
An unprecedented funding line for health in the current EU long-term budget will likely be a one-off, said a senior official mulling long-term financing more sustainable than EU funds alone.
Copper surges towards record highs amid optimistic demand outlook
Renewable energy, electric cars, and artificial intelligence (AI) are bolstering the demand outlook for copper, leading to a surge in the price of the industrial metal towards a new record high.
'Rust' armorer to fight conviction in Baldwin shooting case
Alec Baldwin, who was holding the gun, maintains his innocence, while the weapons armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, faces an 18-month prison sentence.