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German police arrest 2 men for plotting knife attack at synagogue
German police said on Friday they have arrested two men suspected of plotting a knife attack on worshippers at a synagogue in Heidelberg.
Judo World Championship: Japan remain mixed team champions
All the latest developments on the 2024 Abu Dhabi World Judo Championships.
Greece due to receive three French-built frigates to boost its navy
After the delivery of the frigates, the Greek and French navies will be using the same advanced defence systems at sea.
Italian anti-fascist activist Ilaria Salis stands trial in Hungary
The case of Ilaria Salis - a candidate in the European Parliament elections in June - has sparked tensions between Hungary and Italy.
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Prayers and protests amid Gaza conflict
Dozens attended Friday prayers near the destroyed Islam Mosque in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip, with its minaret still standing despite severe damage.
How Italian media see von der Leyen's willingness to work with Meloni
Italian media describe the EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen' statement as a bold move, though it may further isolate her from the centre-right EPP party.
State of the Union: Europe's divisions over the Middle East
This edition of State of the Union focuses on the divisions within the EU over the Middle East, western hesitations to arm Ukraine, Moldova's growing ties with the EU and the release of a commemorative coin to remember D-Day.
Georgia at the crossroads as foreign influence law deepens divisions
Tensions in Georgia over a divisive foreign influence law have exploded onto the streets, with protests against it occurring on an almost daily basis. Valerie Gauriat went to the country to find out more, for Euronews Witness.
'Super Size Me' documentary maker Morgan Spurlock dies of cancer
The US documentary director took on the mighty fast-food sector over what it served up to millions, even though the diet caused him severe physical and psychological damage.
FIPRESCI Award: Film critics circle targets young talent at Cannes
The FIPRESCI Prize aims to promote young filmmakers and original cinema. We spoke with jury member Sadia Khalid Reeti about the award.
This French start-up wants to use AI to get drugs to market faster
French start-up Yseop has partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to use generative AI to assist pharma companies with clinical trials and drug approval.
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EU must choose between supporting rule of law or Israel - Borrell
The EU must define its stance on the International Court of Justice's call on Israel to halt its Rafah offensive, Borrell said.
Cannes 2024: Which film will win this year's coveted Palme d'Or?
The Palme d'Or, the most prestigious prize awarded at the Cannes Film Festival, will be announced on Saturday 25 May. Here are our main contenders for the title...
Heat domes explained: Here's why the US is so hot at the moment
Meteorologists explain the phenomenon behind the unseasonally hot temperatures.
Scholz against far-right support for next European Commission chief
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz warned that the next president of the European Commission shouldn't seek support from far-right parties.
Giant sequoia health check amid beetle threats
Researchers from The Ancient Forest Society inspected General Sherman, a 2,200-year-old giant sequoia in Sequoia National Park, for bark beetle infestations.
"Romantic and joyful": Elham Etemadi's new exhibition opens in Lyon
Each narrative piece invites viewers to discover wonders, rooted in the creator's homeland. With vivid, bright colours inspired by traditional markets and Iranian carpets, these dynamic scenes now adorn the walls of the Philippe Bettan Gallery in Lyon.
Euroviews. Investing in global women's health delivers benefits for everyone
As simultaneously converging crises threaten to compound inequalities and with growing attention on the need to address the unmet medical needs of women, the EU must step up its efforts to support global women’s health R&D, six MEPs write.
Putin goes to Minsk for two-part meeting with Lukashenko
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko will spend two days discussing how to strengthen their alliance and discuss economic and security issues.
Global life expectancy drops nearly 2 years due to COVID pandemic
Improvements in global life expectancy were eliminated during the pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
EU asks Russia for 'explanation' after Estonian border river incident
The removal of the navigation buoys is part of a 'broader pattern of provocative behaviour' by the Kremlin, the EU's chief diplomat says.
Key Commission space law proposal expected in weeks
First awaited in April, the so-called 'EU space law', one of Commission president Ursula von der Leyen's priorities for 2024, will be proposed "in the coming weeks", a senior EU official told reporters during a space ministerial meeting on Thursday (23 May).
What’s really behind France’s ‘historic’ drop in emissions?
While welcoming the good news, climate campaigners say the government should be more modest about how it was achieved.
Swiss village considers daytripper tax to curb overtourism
The fee would not apply to those who arrive by public transport.
Putin visits Republic of Belarus amid strengthening alliances
Russia's President Vladimir Putin met Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in Minsk during his two-day visit.
AI could help or harm the environment depending on how it’s used
While AI could help us be more efficient, one negative is that it consumes a lot of energy, a renowned environmentalist told Euronews Next.
From Madonna to Taylor Swift: The rise of the celebrity trademark
A growing number of public figures want to protect and capitalise upon their identity by filing for trademarks. Some requests are more surprising than others.
Top UN court rules Israel should cease Rafah offensive
The ICJ — whose rulings are legally binding although lack means of direct enforcement — also ordered Israel to open the Rafah border crossing for humanitarian aid.
Why we aren't listening to Apple's best 100 albums
Apple has just launched a list of the 100 best albums in music history. Here's why we aren't listening...