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Russian strikes in Donetsk and Kherson villages kill at least five
All the latest developments from the Israel-Hamas war.
EU Green Week focuses on water management in the face of flooding risk
According to a report published by the European Environment Agency earlier this month, 12 per cent of Europe's population lives in areas at risk of flooding.
Euroviews. The bonds that bind: Our adversarial sovereign bond habit
No one is obligated to help China fund its war machine. The decision to buy Chinese sovereign bonds should reside with informed investors, Elaine Dezenski and Joshua Birenbaum write.
Ancient Egyptians may have tried to treat cancer 4,000 years ago
Thin cuts in a skull from Ancient Egypt shed light on what could be the earliest known attempt to treat cancer
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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.
Climate action will boost energy security in Europe by 8% by 2030, IMF
IMF's study focuses on security of supply and resilience of countries' economies.
Belgium to champion citizen energy at ministerial summit
Speaking exclusively to Euronews, Belgium's energy minister Tinne Van der Straeten explains why she is pushing for governments to recognise the important contribution community electricity projects and cooperatives could make to Europe's energy transition.
Why is Taylor Swift losing followers over Gaza conflict?
Following an Israeli airstrike on a camp at the Gazan city of Rafah, and a second airstrike this week, the hashtags #AllEyesOnRafah and #SwiftiesFor Palestine have been trending on X. And now, Taylor Swift is being urged to break her silence on Gaza.
EU elections mostly safe from foreign interference online -report
There have been attempts to influence local votes instead, the report added.
Venezuela revokes invitation to EU observers for July election
Nicolás Maduro's authoritarian regime is still subject to various international sanctions because of its intolerance of political opposition.
'Europe is mortal' warns French PM Attal ahead of EU elections
The far-right National Rally party currently tops the French polls, raising concerns of a rightward lurch across the European Union.
Homes, training and jobs: what’s the reality of Social Europe?
In partnership with The European Commission
What is Social Europe? How can social rights enhance the well-being of EU citizens while addressing economic growth challenges ? In this episode of Real Economy we travel from Romania to France to meet people whose lives have taken a new turn, thanks to solidarity projects.
Are bright colours fueling microplastic pollution?
The study’s authors say manufacturers should give more thought to what colour they make short-lived items.
Europe's space sector to welcome new 'versatile' rocket soon | Podcast
The new Ariane 6 rocket will close a dark chapter in European space history when the region had no workhorse launcher and no independent access to space.
WEF: Economic outlook improves for 2024, but geopolitical woes remain
Although the United States and Asia are expected to see decent growth, European prospects remain bleak.
Germany stops requiring COVID-19 vaccination for members of military
The vaccine mandate had been in place since 2021.
Introducing infants to peanuts can help prevent allergy, study finds
The new findings provide evidence that introducing peanuts to infants could prevent peanut allergy in adolescence.
WATCH: Bombing Injures Six in Donetsk region
A Russian airstrike on Oleksiyevo-Druzhkivka, a village in Ukraine's Donetsk region, injured seven people, including a 4-year-old child, on Tuesday, according to Ukrainian National Police.
Brussels has six more defence partnerships in pipeline: Borrell
The announcement follows deals with Moldova and Norway as the bloc attempts to bolster its military credentials.
German inflation rises as consumer confidence hits 2-year high
Germany's annual inflation rose to 2.4% in May, matching forecasts, while the core rate held at 3.0%. Consumer sentiment improved to an over 2-year high as market watchers anticipate an ECB interest rate cut in June.
Volcanic eruption in Iceland forces thousands to evacuate
Live video from south-western Iceland showed the fifth time that the volcano has erupted since December.
Who is Dick Schoof and why did Geert Wilders choose him as new PM?
Schoof's apparent lack of political experience starkly contrasts with that of his liberal predecessor, Mark Rutte, who has led the Netherlands since 2010 and played an influential role in the EU.
FTSE reshuffle: Ocado and SJP drop out while Darktrace could return
British housebuilder Vistry Group could also see a return to the FTSE 100 index, while Liontrust Asset Management and Alpha Group International could be added to the FTSE 250 index.
Euroviews. Is Italy’s new Africa strategy a blueprint for Europe?
The Italian-made Mattei Plan signifies not just a policy initiative but a window of opportunity to redefine Europe's role in Africa and globally, Maddalena Procopio writes.
EU election candidates go head to head in debate on future of Europe’s health
In partnership with MSD
Two EU lawmakers hoping to retain their seats in June’s European elections pledged to level up access to quality healthcare across Europe in an electoral debate presented by MSD.
Dua Lipa shares support for #AllEyesOnRafah – What does it mean?
The 'All Eyes On Rafah' image has been shared millions of times on social media following an Israeli airstrike. Countless celebrities are showing their support, including pop star Dua Lipa, who previously signed an open letter to President Biden last year, calling for a ceasefire.
Temperatures in Delhi soar to nearly 50C amid brutal heatwave
The intense heat has come with warnings about heatstroke and water rationing in some areas.
Poland to further fortify Belarus border after soldier stabbed
The pressure of mass migration and the war in Ukraine have both forced the issue of securing the EU's eastern frontier, according to authorities.
Tasting world food and revisiting coffee in Qatar
In partnership with Media City
Qatar 365 treats your taste buds visiting the Qatar International Food Festival and an exhibition dedicated to coffee.
Mauritius, a paradise on earth
Partner content presented by Mauritius Now
For a small island nation, Mauritius is home to a breathtaking diversity of species.