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How do deadly wildfires impact people's health?
The wildfire in Hawaii began on August 8, 2023, and killed more than 100 people. A new preliminary report looks at how it impacted people's health.
Dutch government veers sharply right after four-party coalition deal
When presenting the coalition agreement, PVV leader Geert Wilders said he is very much looking forward to the upcoming collaboration with NSC, BBB and the VVD. He also said that 'the sun will shine again in the Netherlands'.
WATCH: Putin gets red-carpet welcome in Beijing
Russia's president met his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Thursday as the two pledged to deepen already close ties.
15 EU countries call for the outsourcing of migration policy
The statement comes mere days after the bloc completed the New Pact on Migration and Asylum, capping almost four years of tough negotiations.
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Euroviews. In the 'WHO blockade' of Taiwan, everyone is a loser
If it had been left to public health experts to decide, perhaps Taiwan’s participation in the WHO would have long been settled as a non-issue, Ambassador Roy Lee writes.
Battles rage in Ukraine as Russian forces advance in Kharkiv region
Thousands of Ukrainian civilians have been forced to flee savage fighting in the country's northeast.
Meta’s platforms hit with two more DSA investigations
The EU Commission starts probing platform's measures to protect minors.
EasyJet share price sinks 6% as airline announces CEO will step down
Shares in budget airline EasyJet fell 6% on Thursday morning after it announced that its CEO will be stepping down.
Who is Russia's new defence minister and why did Putin appoint him?
Putin's recent appointment of Belousov, a civilian, as Russia's new defence minister suggests a change in approach to the war at a critical time for Ukraine's under-resourced army.
Who is Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico?
The populist leader is said to no longer be in a life-threatening condition after an assassination attempt on Wednesday.
Why the days of lower European property prices may soon be over
European residential properties have held onto nearly all their value, while the overall price drop for all types of commercial properties slowed down significantly after almost two years of going downhill, latest data reveals.
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As drug shortages worsen, French NGOs call for more transparency
Pharmaceutical companies’ lack of transparency leads to rising drug prices and less control over public resources, the group of health organisations say.
French football club owner Frank McCourt set for US TikTok bid
The entrepreneur is preparing a consortium to buy TikTok as US President Joe Biden pushes the platform's China-based parent company to sell.
Where is your fish from and is it really what you think it is?
It may be the case that the fish on your plate isn't what it claims to be. Such fraud is thought to be widespread, and In this episode of Ocean Calls we're exploring transparency and traceability, asking what the EU is doing to make sure you get what you paid for.
London Craft Week celebrates its 10-year anniversary in style
London Craft Week kicked off this week bringing together over 1000 established and emerging makers and galleries. The festival runs until 19 May 2024.
Türkiye’s Efeler Way should be on every hiker’s list - here’s why
In partnership with GoTürkiye
A major new walking trail launched in Türkiye’s İzmir region looks to preserve the cultural heritage of some of the country’s most historic locations.
European Commission's Brussels Economic Forum tackles key issues
Top EU policymakers were discussing artificial intelligence and the green transition as the bloc heads to the polls in June.
No grace period for DSA compliance in Ireland – Interview
The Irish watchdog will go after breaches of EU platform rules, the new authority says.
This app has users pay for medical services by selling their data
The company behind the app says it helps more people get qualified medical attention without having to pay for it in cash.
Rolls-Royce gets Poland's backing to build its nuclear power plants
The Polish government is supporting a plan from Rolls-Royce to build nuclear power plants in the country.
European royals targeted in Palestine-related misinformation online
Social media users are wrongly claiming that the King of Denmark waved a Palestine flag at a protest in Copenhagen, while others incorrectly claim that the King of Spain has accused Israel of genocide. The Cube investigates.
'We are grateful': Putin thanks China for Ukraine peace initiatives
The authoritarian leaders aim to underscore their unity during a two-day state visit.
New study reveals the best European capital cities for art lovers
A recent study has unveiled the top 20 European capital cities for art aficionados - and Italy hasn't even made the first five.
'Paintings on Paper': A riveting new Rothko exhibition opens in Norway
While best known for his large-scale rectangular colour fields, a new exhibition in Oslo highlights Rothko's more than 1,000 paintings on paper.
UK taxpayers left on hold for 800 years, says spending watchdog
In a damning report, the UK's public spending watchdog - the National Audit Office (NAO) found HM Revenue & Customs' (HMRC) customer service was "in a declining spiral" and had not met its goals for responding to taxpayer correspondence or telephone calls for several years.
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EU consumer groups call for DSA probe into Temu
The Chinese online marketplace would lack information about product safety, among other things.
Slovakian leaders ponder past mistakes as Fico fights for his life
Euronews reporter was on the ground at the Roosevelt Hospital on Wednesday night while doctors were fighting for the life of Slovakia's PM Robert Fico. Here's what he saw.