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Is it happening again? David Lynch announces 'something is coming'
The David Lynch announcements are never what they seem.
Putin will win if Biden doesn't show up at peace summit: Zelenskyy
US President Joe Biden has not yet confirmed whether he will attend the upcoming peace summit in Switzerland.
NATO has upped vigilance amid suspected Russian sabotage - Stoltenberg
A string of recent suspected sabotage operations across allied countries has the military alliance on the alert.
Rediscovered Caravaggio masterpiece goes on show in the Prado
A Caravaggio masterpiece that was nearly sold for the price of a laptop in 2021 is now on show in Madrid's Prado museum.
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UN agencies warn of risk to children as measles cases surge in Europe
Measles is a highly contagious infection, with one person infecting an estimated 12 to 18 others who are unprotected against the virus.
Sweet deal as Haribo plans multi-million investment in German factory
The sweetmaker will invest in a plant in the north west of Germany to produce Maoam and fruit gum products, says Handelsblatt newspaper.
Dame Judi Dench hints at retirement after 60 years on screen and stage
Actress Judi Dench has suggested she will retire from acting because of her worsening eyesight. She currently suffers from advanced macular degeneration.
NGO cleans up contaminated Greek seas
The operation lasted ten days and targeted waters near Ithaca and Patras, where around 30 tonnes of nets and waste had collected.
Hundreds treated for heatstroke as Pakistan heatwave rages on
Meanwhile, international relief organisations have expressed concern that millions of children could be at risk of dehydration and exposure to record-high temperatures.
European elections: What do voters want? What do candidates promise?
Watch episode 19 of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.
Benetton set for a fashion rebrand as it looks to edge out losses
Benetton has been facing intense competition from other fast-fashion brands such as Zara in recent years.
ABN Amro buys German bank Hauck Aufhäuser Lampe
Dutch lender ABN Amro announced on Tuesday that it would buy the private German bank Hauck Aufhäuser Lampe (HAL) from the Chinese conglomerate Fosun.
Push for deal on ‘green claims’ rules raises fears of double standards
Incoming EU legislation could force petroleum firms to temper their claims to be heading for net-zero emissions, but raises questions over the use of offsetting to fulfil climate action pledges.
Revealed: the far-right EU election ads flooding social media
Hungary’s Viktor Orbán and Belgium’s Vlaams Belang lead the field in a social media ad splurge ahead of a June poll.
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Fancy listening to the world’s rarest album?
There's only one copy in the world. It's a fabled album only heard by a handful of people. And now, it will be on display in a museum for the first time, with limited listening events...
EU Council chief Michel supports recognition of Palestinian statehood
Three European countries — Ireland, Spain and Norway — now formally recognise a state of Palestine.
European elections: Top eight French candidates clash in TV debate
Less than two weeks before the European elections, eight French candidates — out of the 38 officially in the race — met on the French TV channel BFM. Here are the highlights of the clash.
Euroviews. Middle powers have the power to save multilateralism
Countries like Kazakhstan must step forward together with renewed vigour and assert our role not just as participants but as responsible managers in the global arena, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev writes in a Euronews exclusive.
Search for survivors continues after deadly Papua New Guinea landslide
A Papua New Guinea government official told the UN more than 2,000 people were believed to have been buried alive by Friday's landslide.
Elon Musk's xAI raises $6 billion to develop AI products
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO's company announced new funding this week.
Cannes Festival: Complaint filed for insult after transphobic remarks
French far-right politician Marion Maréchal has commented on the Cannes win of transgender actress Karla Sofía Gascón. Now, six LGBTQ+ associations have filed an official complaint against the politician standing in the European elections.
Spain to recognise Palestinian state in 'historic' decision
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said the European country is pursuing "peace, security and prosperity" in the Middle East.
Far-right AfD makes gains but fails to win outright in local elections
The far-right German party has fallen short in its longtime stronghold, auguring ill for its performance in the European Parliament elections.
EU foreign ministers approve reactivation of border mission at Rafah
While EU members Ireland and Spain are expected to make the recognition of the Palestinian State official on Tuesday, European Foreign Affairs Ministers approve the reactivation of an EU border mission at Rafah.
Belgium agrees to send €977 million in military aid to Ukraine
Ukraine and Belgium inked a bilateral security pact, with Belgium committing €977 million in military aid and 30 F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine.
Prenatal exposure to chemicals may increase risk of childhood obesity
Exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals during pregnancy may increase the risk of obesity and hypertension in children, new research suggests.
With Charles Michel on his post-election future, Palestine, far-right
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Spanish design duo reveal secrets of award-winning architecture
If the couple's mission was to make reading relevant again then this is a total triumph. A long queue of people regularly wait to get inside the Barcelona library, in scenes more reminiscent of a concert than a reading room in a quiet area of the city.
Sun’s magnetic field may originate close to surface, experts say
Researchers say the new finding could help predict periods of extreme solar storms.