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Europe News French far-right leader Marine Le Pen claims government collapse 'is not a victory' Once Michel Barnier formally resigns, he will become the shortest-serving prime minister in France's modern history. -
Europe News Declassified Romanian intelligence suggests 'state actor' behind Georgescu's campaign Five secret reports from different Romanian institutions and agencies have been made public by the country's president upon their request. -
No Comment Georgian opposition leader arrested during police raid Georgian opposition leader Nika Gvaramia was arrested by police during a raid on the Droa party office in Tbilisi, where he was tackled and taken away unconscious. The arrest follows a series of opposition office raids and protests over delays in EU membership. -
Europe News France’s government has collapsed. What happens next? This is the first time since 1962 that a French government has fallen after a no-confidence vote -
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Europe News French government is ousted less than three months in office after left and far-right team up The government collapsed after it failed to gather the support of the far-right National Rally party of Marine Le Pen for its budget. -
Romania Robert F Kennedy Jr denies any link with far-right Romanian presidential candidate A representative of the future US health secretary denied any support for Georgescu, dismissing the rumours as a hoax and stating RFK Jr is busy working with Trump in Florida. -
No Comment Buddha’s tooth relic arrives in Bangkok to honour King’s birthday A relic of Buddha's tooth was brought to Bangkok on Wednesday in a procession with 2,000 participants. The sacred relic, flown from Lingguang Temple in Beijing, is being displayed to celebrate King Maha Vajiralongkorn's birthday and will remain on display for 73 days. -
No Comment Stars shine as Marrakech Film Festival honours Naïma Elmcherqui Stars shine as Marrakech Film Festival honours Naïma Elmcherqui -
Tech News Matrix: European authorities dismantle encrypted messaging service ‘made by criminals for criminals’ European authorities took down another sophisticated encrypted messaging app that was a hub for criminals, Europol said. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 4th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news IRA bomber Marian Price sues Disney+ over murder scene in TV show Say Nothing The historical drama series Say Nothing depicts veteran Irish republican Marian Price shooting dead Jean McConville in 1972 during The Troubles. -
Europe News EU puts billion-tonne cap on emissions from buildings and road transport The European Commission has set the volume of emissions allowances to be auctioned in the first year of a potentially controversial scheme that could push up fuel prices. -
Design Six Columns: A modern marvel in London's Crystal Palace wins RIBA House of the Year 2024 Established in 2013, the RIBA House of the Year award recognizes the finest new house or house extension designed by an architect in the UK. -
USA 'There's so much trauma': Arab Americans remain fearful and hopeful about Trump's second term A massive drop in Arab Americans' support helped cost Kamala Harris the presidency, but there is no guarantee Trump will be better for peace in the Middle East. -
Europe in Motion 'Critical vulnerability': Data reveals very low energy independence across EU Most EU countries still have a long way to go in achieving energy independence, but the bloc excels in cleanliness and efficiency. -
Europe News Delivery of oil to Czech Republic from Russia through Druzhba pipeline interrupted The development comes the day before an EU exemption, which has allowed the Czech Republic to continue receiving Russian oil, is due to expire. -
Germany Scholz draws line at German peacekeeping troops in Ukraine German Chancellor Olaf Scholz vowed not to send peacekeeping troops into a demilitarised zone in Ukraine if a ceasefire were to be agreed between Kyiv and Moscow. -
Europe News Didier Reynders allegations: What happens next? A money laundering probe into the former European Commissioner could drag on for weeks or months – and it’s unclear whether he benefits from legal immunity. -
Europe News Hungary's foreign minister warns Ukrainian NATO membership could escalate conflict Although NATO leaders have declared Ukraine’s path to membership “irreversible”, Secretary-General Mark Rutte avoided questions about the specifics of its potential accession. -
Business Shares in Eli Lilly rise as Zepbound weight-loss study shows solid success Lilly said patients taking Zepbound lost about 20% of their weight on average compared with nearly 14% for Wegovy. The drug maker also said more patients taking Zepbound achieved at least 25% weight loss. -
Cinema Marrakech Film Festival: Nahuel Pérez Biscayart talks ‘Kill the Jockey’ and the cost of success Nahuel Perez Biscayart talks to Euronews Culture at the Marrakech International Film Festival about his role in Luis Ortega's 'Kill the Jockey'. -
Earth News The Arctic could be ice-free by summer 2027: What it means for weather, shipping and polar bears The Arctic Ocean may see its first ice-free day before 2030, earlier than scientists predicted. -
Destinations Want a unique New Year’s Eve? Join Reykjavík’s friendly locals for bonfires and a special TV show Every year, Icelanders purchase more than 500 tonnes of fireworks that pay for Search and Rescue. -
Europeans' Stories Is the EU going to lower the levels of mercury allowed in tuna? French NGO Bloom warns against a “health scandal of vast proportions” over mercury levels in tinned tuna. Their inquiry, published in October, echoed all over the world. Is it going to prompt a change in European legislation? -
Climate Italy, Slovenia, Austria: Some countries have lost almost half their Alpine snowfall in 100 years The study is one of the first to cover the entirety of the Alps over a long period, revealing a much wetter picture from 1980 onwards. -
Europe News Brussels denies knowledge of Reynders's alleged money laundering, willing to cooperate with police The criminal revelations regarding Didier Reynders, a former European Commissioners, continue to send shockwaves through Brussels. -
Business Italian deputy PM blames Agnelli family for Stellantis problems Matteo Salvini, Italy's deputy prime minister and minister of infrastructure and transport, has criticised the Agnelli family over car maker Stellantis' problems, as the company continues to struggle with weaker sales and falling demand. -
Culture news Spotify Wrapped 2024: What are the biggest songs and artists of the year? TayTay, Sabrina, Billie... How many of your favourites made the lists? -
Health news EU condemns reported Taliban ban on women's medical education in Afghanistan Female trainee midwives and nurses have reportedly been ordered not to attend classes by the Taliban, who have restricted Afghan women's rights. -
Europe News Baltic Sea: Russian ship fires signalling ammunition at German army helicopter German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced increased surveillance in the Baltic Sea after a Russian ship fired at a Bundeswehr helicopter during a mission. -
Health news Most young people with long COVID no longer have symptoms after 2 years Researchers say it’s important to have more information about why some people continue to have persistent COVID symptoms. -
Voices from Central Asia Meet Alisher Utev, A Kazakh filmmaker who tells local stories through artistic realism In this episode of Voices From Central Asia, Kazakh filmmaker Alisher Utev discusses his journey to combine artistic realism with national stories to inspire young creators and promote Kazakh cinema on a global scale. -
Europe News Russia responsible for up to 100 ‘suspicious incidents’ in Europe this year, Czech minister claims Ukraine’s allies should show Moscow that sabotage "won’t be tolerated," says senior European diplomat. -
Food and Drink Japan wins World Pâté en Croûte Championship as France eats humble pie Taiki Mano stunned the jury with his gold-leafed pâté en croûte, proving once again that Japan might be the new masters of this traditionally French dish. -
Health news Childhood diabetes rates are rising globally. How does Europe compare? A Nordic country has the world’s highest rate of childhood type 1 diabetes, according to a new analysis. -
Belgium NATO's Rutte warns of Russian support for North Korean nuclear program The NATO chief highlighted Moscow's aid to Pyongyang's nuclear efforts is posing a threat to global security. -
Europe News Germany open to sending peacekeeping troops to Ukraine, foreign minister says Annalena Baerbock said Germany was committed to supporting any initiative promoting lasting peace in Ukraine. -
Business General Motors takes billion-dollar hit over losses in China China has become an increasingly difficult market for foreign car makers, with BYD and other domestic companies raising their quality and cutting costs. The country is now also subsidising its own domestic car makers. -
No Comment Sixth night of clashes in Georgian capital after EU talks suspended Protesters clashed with police in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, for the sixth consecutive night on Tuesday, following the government's decision last week to suspend negotiations for European Union membership. -
Climate To Trump-proof climate, the Global South must take the lead Instead of retreating into catastrophising, we can leverage the climate transition as a catalyst for rethinking the global economy, Laura Carvalho writes. -
No Comment Thousands of Kurds displaced from Aleppo reach Kurdish areas near Raqqa Syrian Kurds fled Tel Rifaat in northern Aleppo in large numbers on Tuesday after Turkish-backed rebels seized it from rival US-backed Kurdish authorities. The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces largely withdrew and called for a humanitarian corridor to ensure safe passage for civilians. -
No Comment Israelis demolish homes damaged by Hamas attacks to begin rebuilding More than a year after Hamas's October 7 attack, the community of Kibbutz Ein Hasholsha began demolishing houses damaged in the assault on Tuesday, making room for new homes and fresh beginnings. -
Art Artworks seized from the mafia go on display in Milan Andy Warhol and Salvador Dalí are featured in an exhibition showcasing more than 80 pieces confiscated from criminal groups by Italian authorities. -
Culture news What do Kamala Harris, Chappell Roan and Olympic mascot Phryge all have in common? A list of mispronounced names and words provides a retrospective of 2024, from Kamala Harris to Chappell Roan, via French Olympic mascot Phryge, Barry Keoghan and weight-loss drug Semaglutide. Which ones have you been struggling with? -
Business Pershing Square Holdings to delist from Amsterdam after football riots The hedge fund's decision to delist from Euronext Amsterdam and use the LSE alone comes after star trader Bill Ackman on X last month advocated delisting on moral, as well as financial, grounds following the antisemitic violence against Israeli football supporters at a match in Amsterdam. -
South Korea South Korea martial law: Why it happened and what comes next Late on Tuesday evening, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol said in a televised address that he was imposing martial law. Though he found himself backtracking within a matter of hours, the surprise announcement has decisively rattled the country's political establishment. -
Culture news Educators, popstars, and a terminally ill cancer patient among winners of TikTok Awards Educators, popstars, and a terminally ill cancer patient were among the winners of the inaugural TikTok Awards UK & Ireland 2024 -
Europe News EU anti-deforestation law delay: centre-right cries victory, NGOs cry foul The centre-right European People’s Party is claiming credit for a one-year delay to a regulation blocking EU market access for products linked to deforestation, although it failed in its attempt to further water down the law despite support from the far-right. -
Cinema The Blue Lake and Naïma Elmcherqui tribute: Marrakech Film Festival spotlights Moroccan talent The 21st Marrakech International Film Festival is celebrating Moroccan cinema, including the premiere of Daoud Aoulad-Syad’s 'The Blue Lake' and a heartfelt tribute to late actress Naïma Elmcherqui. -
Europe News UN agency vows to be 'ruthless' on aid spending as funding shrinks The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) is requesting $47 billion (€45 billion) to help 190 million people globally. -
Culture news MOBO Awards 2025 nominations announced - Will Central Cee win Best Male Act for a third year? The likes of Central Cee, Bashy and Ghetts will battle it out for Best Male Act, while RAYE, Nia Archives, Little Simz and Jorja Smith are all up for Best Female Act. The 2025 MOBO Awards will take place next February in Newcastle, UK. -
USA Trump asks for hush money conviction to be quashed, citing Biden’s pardoning of son Hunter Borrowing from the language the incumbent US president used to pardon his son Hunter, the president-elect’s lawyers have argued that their client is the victim of "political theatre". -
Europe News More than 300 arrested in Georgia after six nights of pro-EU protests Allegations of police violence have emerged as citizens protest the recently re-elected Georgian Dream party's decision to suspend EU accession talks. -
Art Defaced Milan mural of Holocaust survivors has been removed A Milan mural depicting Holocaust survivors has been removed after it was vandalised last month. -
Europe News Who is Didier Reynders, the former European Commissioner accused of money laundering? Didier Reynders, the former European Commissioner for Justice, is under suspicion of money laundering. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business German AI company Helsing moves into attack drone market Helsing's new strike drone launch comes as the company tries to capitalise on the growing interest in autonomous weapons, the effectiveness of which has been highlighted by the war between Russia and Ukraine. -
Business Bank of America signs with FIFA for US-hosted Club World Cup despite no TV deals While games at the next World Cup, co-hosted with Canada and Mexico, will be watched by hundreds of millions globally mostly on free-to-air public networks, the Club World Cup broadcast picture is unclear. -
France French government may survive no-confidence vote, says PM Barnier France's Prime Minister Michel Barnier faces a no-confidence vote after he forced through a controversial draft budget without parliamentary approval. -
Culture news Apple Music Replay shares biggest songs of 2024: What is the most played track of the year? It's been a banner year for women, the biggest in global songs chart history. Taylor Swift did very well, as did a certain Mr. Kendrick Lamar with his hit diss track 'Not Like Us'. -
Money A slice of Apple in Paris: Inside crypto company Ledger's new multi-million euro HQ Euronews Next went to the new nine-story building in Paris as the company marks its tenth anniversary. -
Europe News Lost and spoofed: How Ukraine redirects Russian drones to Belarus Ukraine has a new way of countering Moscow's increased use of Shahed drones in mass attacks — redirecting them back to Russia or into the airspace of Kremlin-friendly Belarus. -
Cinema Sean Penn blames Oscars’ ‘extraordinary cowardice’ at Marrakech Film Festival Actor / Director Sean Penn has criticised the Academy and Hollywood, especially for its lack of courage when it comes to funding films that expand "cultural expressions". He also slammed how the system made it difficult for the Donald Trump origin story 'The Apprentice' to find a distributor. -
Culture news Eminem's mother Debbie Nelson, whose fraught relationship fuelled the rapper's lyrics, dies aged 69 Eminem disparaged his mother in many of his hit songs, with Debbie Nelson even suing her son for defamation in 1999. Over the years, their relationship seemed less tense, with the rapper apologizing for some of his lyrics. -
Syria Syria: How the conflict could impact migration and the war in Ukraine As Syrian rebels continue fighting government forces, outside powers are bracing for the potential fallout should the Assad regime collapse. -
Health news The EU health paradox: Shortages with surging staff numbers European countries claimed shortages of around 1.2 million doctors, nurses and midwives in 2022. Yet, that same year, several had record levels of medical staff. -
Health news Poliovirus has been detected in sewage in 3 European countries. What happens now? Health authorities say European countries should ramp up their immunisation and disease surveillance efforts. -
South Korea South Korea's president faces impeachment after shock martial law order Leader Yoon Suk-yeol imposed a short-lived martial law order on Tuesday that stunned the country and prompted troops to encircle parliament — before lawmakers voted to lift it. -
Tech News EU online rules are not a stick to beat Big Tech, says Dutch watchdog Dutch regulator is receiving first DSA complaints, but is waiting for parliament to transpose the law to have the formal power to act on them. -
Europe News Will the French government likely fall, and how will that hit Brussels? | Radio Schuman French prime minister Michel Barnier will face a no-confidence vote today that could topple his government and bring more chaos to the EU. -
EuroVerify No, the Pope isn't replacing Christmas with a 'Feast of Peace' The Pope often takes time during his Christmas appearances to call for peace across the world, but there's no evidence he wants to replace the festival with a day dedicated to peace. -
Markets Why the euro's seasonal December rally could be at risk this year December has traditionally been the euro's strongest month, with consistent gains driven by US dollar weakness. However, political instability in Europe, US tariff threats, and global geopolitical tensions may challenge the euro's usual seasonal rally this year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 4th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Ex-boyfriend sentenced to life in prison in Italian femicide case The brutal death of 22-year-old Giulia Cecchettin gripped Italy and fuelled demands to end violence against women. -
Space Asteroid 'on collision course' with Earth lights up sky as it breaks up over Russia’s Siberia A small asteroid lit up the sky over Russia’s Siberian republic of Yakutia as it entered Earth's atmosphere. -
South Korea South Korea lifts martial law after lawmakers voted against it President Yoon Suk Yeol sent shockwaves through the country after declaring an emergency martial law late on Tuesday.