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Spotify is encouraging people to vote in the European elections
Spotify has launched a campaign to encourage users to vote in the upcoming European Parliament elections.
Ombudsman probes Commission's senior staff 'revolving door'
The move of an experienced senior official to a private law firm has prompted a probe by Emily O’Reilly, responsible for investigating suspected maladministration.
Timeline: Which countries have recognised Palestinian state and why?
After three European countries said on Wednesday they would recognise Palestinian statehood, Euronews looked at why recognition is such a polarising issue, who has recognised Palestine so far, and under what circumstances.
European Parliament's rival hard-right groups will unite - Vistisen
Vistisen exclusively tells Euronews there is “no more political divide” between Meloni and Le Pen’s political factions than there is within other mainstream political groups.
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Citigroup fined millions by UK regulators over ‘fat-finger’ error
Trade monitoring controls at the US investment bank were not robust enough and led to mistakes, explained UK regulators.
Russia waging shadow war on West: Estonia PM
Kaja Kallas said the West needs a "coordinated approach" against Moscow's threats, amid rising cases of alleged sabotage, electronic warfare and spying.
President Aliyev calls for oil producing countries to pay more to help tackle global climate issues
As Azerbaijan continues its countdown to hosting COP29 we speak to Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev about his ambitions as host country and the action that needs to be taken to address climate change.
AfD's lead candidate steps down from top job after EU allies pressure
The AfD has been marred by multiple scandals over the past few months which has hurt its standing in the polls.
How has Portugal's pastel de nata become Brussels favourite pastry?
There's soft power and there's sweet power. An initiative launched last year is spreading fast in Brussels and beyond after being backed by EU officials and European integration enthusiasts.
Why has a street in Madrid been covered in mango-scented tarmac?
Residents questioned why the city council didn’t just plant real fruit trees, given they also cool cities down in summer.
Latest news bulletin | May 22nd – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Cannes 2024 review: ‘Anora’ – Sean Baker's kinetic 'Pretty Woman'
The director of 'Tangerine', 'The Florida Project' and 'Red Rocket' delivers a brilliant rollercoaster ride - a modern fairytale that doubles as a gut-punch tragedy.
EU elections: What happens if the far-right parties gain more power?
The radical right parties are experiencing a surge in public support, according to the opinion polls. A potential right-wing victory in the election could significantly impact the eurozone's macro landscape.
Euroviews. Migration policies must improve to meet Europe’s green building goals
European construction industries need reforms to migration policies to offer straightforward, legal pathways for technical trades workers to enter their countries and perform much-needed jobs, Claire Kumar writes.
Online car dealer Cazoo crashes into insolvency putting jobs at risk
The troubled online car seller Cazoo had recently cut hundreds of jobs as part of a major programme of restructuring in an attempt to survive.
Macron announces ‘significant’ new investments in AI
The French president spoke at the Elysée Palace to tech leaders and politicians, saying that this was a moment of “strategic awakening”.
Why tech companies are actively hiring neurodivergent people
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Tech companies are recognising the untapped potential of those with different neurotypes such as autism spectrum disorder.
UK inflation slows less than predicted: Is a summer rate cut in doubt?
UK inflation slowed to 2.3% in April 2024, the lowest since July 2021, down from 3.2% in March, but missed the predicted drop to 2.1%. Core inflation, excluding energy, food, alcohol, and tobacco, rose by 3.9% year-on-year, above expectations.
Venice Commission advises Georgia to scrap 'foreign influence' law
Georgia should repeal the "foreign influence" law that has sparked mass protests, the Council of Europe's top constitutional law body said on Tuesday.
AI can detect sarcasm now. Great...
Oh isn’t AI so clever. We're just soooo happy that some researchers in the Netherlands have built an AI sarcasm detector. 🙄
Ukraine plunged into darkness as Russia attacks power grid
Rolling attacks by Moscow on Ukrainian energy infrastructure have forced Kyiv to implement nationwide blackouts.
Spain, Ireland, Norway announce they will recognise Palestinian state
The countries say the move is aimed at injecting new momentum into efforts to secure long-lasting peace in the war-torn region.
In pictures: Adorable designer dogs strut their stuff at the Pet Gala
The unique gala featured 18 dogs dressed in couture outfits inspired by celebrity looks from this year's Met Gala.
Why is Central Europe prone to fake news ahead of European elections?
Recent statistics show that at least half of the population in countries such as Slovakia, Poland and the Czech Republic are exposed to misinformation online.
AI, climate... and Elon Musk: What to expect from VivaTech 2024
VivaTech is back this week, welcoming thousands of start-ups, visitors, and a certain tech billionaire. Here's what's in store from our team in Paris.
Nvidia shares could soar as traders eye first-quarter earnings
Nvidia is set to release its first-quarter earnings for the fiscal year 2025. Investors will be particularly focused on the performance of its data centre.
Latest news bulletin | May 22nd – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
This AI-powered seal guides tourists around an island in Denmark
Fanø, an island in the Wadden Sea, is popular with nature-loving tourists.