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Belgium prepares for its 'mother of all elections'
Belgium is headed for a triple election with voters casting ballots for a new federal parliament, regional parliaments, and members of the European Parliament all on the same day.
Piqué to be probed over Saudi Arabia deal for Spanish Super Cup
Former Spain and Barcelona player Gerard Piqué is to be investigated over the Spanish football federation's deal to take the Spanish Super Cup to Saudi Arabia.
Far-right parties aim to influence young voters through social media
Many populist or far-right parties want to attract the younger generation to join their elders and reject traditional parties.
Right-wing violence in Germany reaches record highs over past decade
Violence against politicians has been dominating the headlines, but instances of everyday racism and anti-Semitic attacks are causing German victim advice centres to sound the alarm. Euronews travelled to Thuringia, a right-wing hotspot, to speak with a victim of neo-Nazi violence.
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2024 Champions League final: Who Will Win at Wembley?
In partnership with Media City
Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund will be fighting for glory as the Champions League final awaits at Wembley stadium.
WATCH: Ramallah market engulfed in flames after Israeli raid
Firefighters in Ramallah battled blazes in a market ravaged by an Israeli army raid, leaving shops charred and produce destroyed.
WATCH: Police disperse pro-Palestinian protest outside Belgian Embass
Despite lacking authorization, over 500 individuals gathered outside the Israeli embassy in Uccle for a pro-Palestinian demonstration.
China won't 'sit back and watch' if EU slaps tariffs on electric cars
Brussels worries that the steady rise in imported Chinese electric vehicles could trigger an irreparable loss of competitiveness in the growing sector.
Iran opens registration for presidential election
Iran's presidential hopefuls have five days to register their candidacy for the snap election which will take place on 28 June.
European users alerted that Meta will use public posts to train AI
Facebook and Instagram’s parent company will soon use public posts “to help develop and improve AI,” European users were told.
Report finds 'alarming' levels of European groundwater contamination
Samples have revealed high levels of Trifluoroacetic acid in ten European countries' water supplies.
Meet the people working in Europe's small-scale fisheries
In this episode of Ocean Calls, we hear from the people behind the fish on your plate. They are often overlooked, but play a crucial role in Europe's fishing industry.
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Sony in talks to buy Queen’s music catalogue in reported $1bn deal
If the deal goes through, it will be the biggest of its kind - surpassing the estimated $500 million (€461 million) that Sony paid to acquire Bruce Springsteen’s catalogue in late 2021.
Slovenian government recognises Palestine pending parliament approval
The small Alpine country's parliament must still ratify the decision, but it's widely seen as a formality, as none of the parliamentary parties in the 90-seat National Assembly are expected to oppose it.
These bioelectric sensors are as fine as a spider's silk
Researchers say the environmental footprint of manufacturing the fibre is also small.
European elections: What do voters want? What do candidates promise?
Watch episode 21 of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.
Why you should visit Georgia’s buzzy capital city for a budget break
For as little as €10 a meal, you can eat like royalty in Tbilisi.
Biden allows Ukraine to use US arms against Russia for Kharkiv
The latest updates from the war in Ukraine.
Meet the young European climate activists running in the EU elections
A generation of young Europeans that became activists while still at school is now of age to take up positions in political office.
BHP drops Anglo American takeover bid as shareholder support ebbs
BHP's bids have been called "unattractive" by Anglo American, who has said that they expose its shareholders to undue risk and uncertainty.
What to expect from the 10th edition of Festival Ciné-Palestine
From the French cities of Marseille to Paris, more than 40 films have been selected for the tenth edition of the Festival Ciné-Palestine, which runs from 30 May to 16 June.
Irish data watchdog issued record privacy fines of €1.55 billion
The Data Protection Commission saw an increase in new complaints from individuals between 2022 and 2023.
Bloc quits Energy Charter Treaty, leaving member states free to remain
Decision greeted as a major success for the climate but environmentalists keep urging all EU countries without exception to withdraw the treaty.
EU elections: Where do parties stand on anti-discrimination policies?
Surveys on racism in the EU show the problem is becoming more acute.
Chinese EV makers planning quiet takeover of the European market
Chinese EVs have a competitive edge when it comes to their European counterparts because they cost less and offer more features as standard.
WATCH: Protests erupt as Milei holds soup kitchen supplies
Social movements in Argentina protested outside a government food depot after a judge ruled that five million kilos of stored food must be distributed to soup kitchens.
New train routes let you explore one of Italy’s top food regions
Six return train services are now running on weekdays between the towns of Asti and Alba.
This centre director is promoting multiculturalism through an inclusive society
In partnership with Azpromo
How is the Baku International Multiculturalism Centre strengthening Azerbaijan’s efforts to preserve diversity?
AI is 'changing our world and our lives,' UN chief says
The UN telecommunications agency has kicked off its annual AI for Good conference.