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Berlin drops gas transit levy blamed for promoting imports from Russia
Berlin has agreed to scrap a gas storage levy, with the European Commission questioning its legality under EU law, and eastern EU members suggesting it plays into Moscow's hands.
Spanish inflation rises for third consecutive month after VAT hike
A jump in electricity prices linked to higher VAT rates is pushing up inflation in Spain. Upticks are being seen across the eurozone, although the causes are varied.
WATCH: Nighttime strike on Kharkiv leaves seven injured
The Russian army struck southern Kharkiv, hitting the administrative building of Kharkiv Heating Networks. The blast shattered windows in nearby residences and damaged several vehicles.
NATO ministers meet in Prague to discuss Ukraine weapons restrictions
The alliance's leaders are concerned that Russia is gaining an edge, but are unsure whether to allow Ukraine to hit back beyond its borders.
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Google to develop cloud hub and data centre in Malaysia
It marks the largest planned investment Google has made in the Southeast Asian country.
Eurozone unemployment plunges to record low of 6.4% in April
Falling unemployment could point to a brightening European outlook, with the Euro Area economic sentiment improving as well.
Ghanaian toddler becomes world's youngest male artist
Ace-Liam Ankrah, a toddler from Ghana who turns 2 in July, has become the world’s youngest male artist, as confirmed by Guinness World Records.
Girls are experiencing earlier and more irregular periods, study says
A recent study found that girls are starting menstruation earlier and experiencing more irregular cycles, which could be influenced by factors like obesity and environmental chemicals.
Volcano erupts on Iceland's Reykjanes peninsula
A volcano in southwestern Iceland erupted for the fifth time since December, spewing red lava that once again threatened the town of Grindavik.
5 deep-tech solutions for the world’s biggest healthcare challenges
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Despite historic breakthroughs, technology is having to constantly evolve to confront humanity’s latest challenges.
Bezos knocks Arnault off top slot for world's richest man title
Bernard Arnault, head of luxury group LVMH, has lost his position as a result of the reorganisation of his company and subsequent stock market concerns, according to latest figures from Bloomberg.
EPP-ECR coalition project could flop in Poland
According to the Euronews Super Poll, Polish conservative forces are to win the European elections in the Eastern European country. However, deep rifts between the two main parties could affect the creation of the European Parliament's conservative coalition.
Euroviews. No matter how hard you try, you just can't beat real meat
At this point it looks like most of our protein will be sourced from animals for some time to come, whether we like it or not, as it has for the past 100,000 years. Luckily, we can do this in ways that meet our climate goals and boost nutrition and animal welfare, Eurof Uppington writes.
Trans actress sues French far-right politician after transphobic slur
The actress, who became the first transgender woman to win the Best Actress prize at Cannes, dedicated her award to “all the trans people who are suffering”. Following hateful comments made by Marion Maréchal, Gascón is now suing the French far-right politician.
Telecoms firm Iliad records strong results driven by French market
The company, which also operates in Italy and Poland, saw its most dramatic quarterly revenue increase in France in nearly 10 years.
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J.K. Rowling says loved ones begged her to keep trans views private
J.K. Rowling appears in an essay collection featuring contributions from so-called 'gender critical' writers, in which she shares that her loved ones had pleaded with her to keep her polarising views on transgender women to herself. She also hits out at her hypocritical critics.
Who will be next NATO secretary general?
Euronews examines contenders and challenges for the top military post – with Mark Rutte’s coronation still not guaranteed.
Spanish parliament approves amnesty law for Catalan separatists
The measure is supposed to help keep the country's government together, but has infuriated many Spaniards who consider it a blow against the rule of law.
Commission seeks closer ties with Latin America to tackle drug traffic
Cooperation with drug exporting countries would enable Europol to access more data on illegal activities .
AfD fears losing voters over latest Russia and China spy scandals
Recent investigations linking top AfD members to Beijing and Moscow have rattled the far-right party voting base in the run-up to the European elections in June, causing doubts about their dedication to the patriotic cause — one of their main talking points.
US pledges €124 million in aid to Moldova to counter Russian influence
Some €78 million will be directed to bolster energy infrastructure and €46 million to overhaul key industries and deter disinformation.
Four arrested in world’s largest malware network operation - Europol
Police arrested four people and took down 100 servers across Europe and North America in what Europol said was the biggest sweep against malware ever conducted.
Israel seizes Egypt border area as IDF soldiers killed in West Bank
Updates from Israel's campaign against Hamas in Gaza
John Lennon's long-lost guitar breaks world record at auction
A guitar used by John Lennon has become the most expensive Beatles instrument ever sold at auction.
Belgium’s far-right spends big on Meta ahead of EU elections - expert
Vlaams Belang on the far right and Belgium’s Workers Party on the far left are the biggest political advertising spenders in that country’s social media campaign ahead of the European elections.
Who's in the frame to be the next health Commissioner?
With a key contender suddenly out of the game, the race for the health portfolio in the next EU executive is back in play.
Could a left-nationalist party emerge in the next EU parliament?
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The New Caledonia riots are over, but what remains?
A recent attempt to alter French voting lists in New Caledonia sent the archipelago into a violent crisis – and some are warning that the conflict is far from over.
'It's kind of magical': Museum dedicated to cheese opens in Paris
"En faire tout un fromage." Literally.