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World News Trump signs order imposing sanctions on International Criminal Court over investigations of Israel US President Donald Trump accused the International Criminal Court of "illegitimate and baseless actions targeting America and our close ally Israel." -
Sweden People in Örebro light candles in tribute to victims of Swedish mass shooting Investigators had not uncovered a definitive motive behind the bloodshed by Thursday. Police said there were no warnings beforehand, and they believe the perpetrator acted alone. Authorities said there were no suspected connections to terrorism at this point. -
World News Baltic nations end electricity ties to Russia through Soviet-era grid and tighten EU bond After the disconnection plans were announced, propaganda campaigns cropped up on social media and in printed leaflets in city streets that issued fake-news warnings about blackouts, severe energy shortages and sky-high energy bills for consumers. -
Gaza 'Living on a miracle': Palestinians face harsh realities as ceasefire brings little relief in Gaza Following the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, 22-year-old Palestinian Mohammed made the long journey to Gaza's north on foot with his family after 15 months of displacement. There, he found his home destroyed, he told Euronews. -
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No Comment Survivors remember Turkey's deadly 2023 earthquake Two years after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey, survivors remember the tragedy that claimed over 53,000 lives in Turkey and 6,000 in Syria. -
Eurasia Talks We are still very optimistic that EU membership by 2030 is achievable, Georgia’s PM says Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze told Euronews, in an exclusive interview, that Brussels needs to be more flexible in EU membership talks. -
Europe News Poland pitches rearmament bank to boost Europe's defence spending "There is a new idea which I like: a rearmament bank," said Radosław Sikorski, Poland's minister of foreign affairs. -
Europe News Unions slam ‘rigged’ talks on EU plans to streamline sustainability reporting The EU executive’s new focus on boosting the global competitiveness of European companies is causing alarm among civil society groups who sense a caving in to demands for deregulation. -
Earth News Serbian lithium mine European Parliament film screening fuels dispute The European Union needs lithium for its energy transition and is eagerly eyeing huge reserves in northern Serbia, but twenty years after making the discovery in the Jadar valley, Rio Tinto’s ambitions to mine the site remain stuck in a mire of environmental opposition and Balkan politics. -
Europe News How to counter Trump's trade war? Anti-coercion, antitrust, and targeted tariffs in view President Trump has hit Canada, China and Mexico with threatened tariffs in the last week. The EU is waiting its turn and mulling its potential response. -
Football Now What is behind Brazil and Argentina's diverging football paths? The two countries are synonymous with South American success - but on the club and international stage, the success of Argentinian and Brazilian football could not be further apart. -
The Europe Conversation EU holds cards when negotiating with Trump on tariffs, says ex-WTO chief Lamy There's a range of options for the EU to open trans-Atlantic negotiations to persuade US President Donald Trump not to slap harmful tariffs on EU goods, the former EU trade commissioner and WTO chief told Euronews. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 6th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Oregon Zoo welcomes healthy baby elephant, daughter to Rose-Tu The Oregon Zoo introduced its new baby elephant, born on February 1, to the public. -
United Kingdom UK government criticised over decision to demolish Grenfell Tower Some of the bereaved want the London building to be kept as a memorial to the tragedy. -
Food and Drink New exhibition in Rome traces the history of famous chocolate spread Nutella Featuring archive materials and limited-edition jars, the exhibition at the MAXXI Museum in Rome shows how the spread, created in post-war Italy, has become a cultural icon across generations worldwide -
Culture news Tate Liverpool renovation plans delay opening to 2027 Closed in 2023 for massive renovations, the reopening date for the Tate Liverpool has been pushed back two years until 2027. -
No Comment Celebrating Life and Death: Havana's Annual Mock Funeral Tradition In Havana, Cubans celebrated life and death with a mock funeral for 77-year-old Ricardo "Pachencho" Herrera, a retired mechanic -
Europe in Motion Organic fish farms: Which EU countries are at the forefront? Production of organically farmed fish is growing exponentially. -
Gaza Palestinians on Trump's Gaza plan: 'We’ll reconstruct Gaza with our own will' Residents in the strip talked to Euronews during a protest against the US president's intentions in the central town of Deir al-Balah. -
Tech News Shein hit with more EU questions day after e-commerce probe The retailer has three weeks to reply to the European Commission request for information under the Digital Services Act. -
Ecotech Moving wind turbines is a headache: Giant new cargo plane WindRunner will take them off the roads Transporting wind turbine blades by air could help super-size the future of onshore wind farms. -
Destinations Volcanic drama and tuna feasts: Why you should visit The Odyssey’s Italian island filming locations Christopher Nolan will film scenes for The Odyssey on the Sicilian island where Homer’s Greek hero Odysseus came ashore. -
Tech News Online platforms not liable for sex ad content, but should know advertisers: EU court In the Romanian case, a victim took legal action against an online platform after her personal data were used without her consent. -
Business Destination Europe Summit: Balancing tourism growth, regulation and investment Business and policy leaders gathered at the Destination Europe Summit - a collaborative event organised by the European Travel Commission, Booking.com and Euronews, hosted by Euronews anchor Meabh McMahon. -
No Comment Displaced Gazans face new hardships as storms destroy their temporary shelters In the already challenging landscape of Gaza, turbulent weather conditions are exacerbating the plight of displaced residents. Strong winds, heavy rains, and dropping temperatures are making tents and shelters uninhabitable, adding to their misery. -
Colombia Cocaine is 'no worse than whiskey', says Colombia's president During a six-hour government meeting that was broadcast live, Colombian President Gustavo Petro said legalised cocaine could be "sold like wine". -
Earth News Trump’s remote work ban: What does it mean for carbon emissions and climate goals? An estimated 1.1 million federal workers have been eligible to work from home, and forcing them back to the office could come at a high carbon cost. -
Destinations Nine cities, one route: How to make the most of the new sleeper train from Brussels to Venice Want to explore a different side of Europe? From Cologne’s Carnival to Innsbruck’s pistes, this train route goes deeper. -
Business AstraZeneca reports strong results boosted by promising trials AstraZeneca continued to see strong growth in 2024 on the back of a series of positive trials, as well as a solid pipeline of products. -
Lifestyle Degrading or empowering? Kanye West and the dark side of the Bianca Censori Grammy dress controversy Warning: Article contains nudity. Why are so many concerned about Bianca Censori and speculating that Kanye West uses clothing to control the women in his life? -
Health news Diabetes drug similar to Ozempic showed no benefits for patients with Parkinson’s disease GLP-1 drugs are being explored as potential treatments for a range of conditions. -
USA White House cancels millions in Politico subscriptions amid Musk-led budget cuts Announcing millions of dollars of cuts to online subscriptions, the Trump administration's press secretary repeated misleading statements used to justify the dismantling of the US government's international aid and development agency. -
Lifestyle Gucci announces departure of Sabato De Sarno just weeks before next Milan runway show This is not the first time Gucci has taken a dramatic late-season creative shift. However, with less than three weeks before Milan Fashion Week, it's a bold move... -
Business Pernod Ricard cuts sales outlook on geopolitical uncertainties Pernod Ricard, along with several other major European drinks brands, has been dealing with faltering sales due to increased global uncertainty and an unfavourable foreign exchange market. -
Europe News Tourism Commissioner to consult widely on hotspot sustainability The EU's first Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism addressed the vexed issue of overcrowding at visitor hotspots and announced he is consulting widely with a view to a forthcoming sustainable tourism strategy, at Euronews' Destination Europe Summit in Brussels on Thursday. -
Australia Australia's strict hate crime laws punish Nazi salutes with mandatory jail time Terror offences and hate crimes will be punishable with mandatory prison terms ranging from one to six years under new Australian legislation. -
Health news Number of diabetes cases hits record high in UK as experts warn of ‘hidden health crisis' More than 1 million adults in the UK have type 2 diabetes but have not been diagnosed, according to the newly-released report. -
Economy Bank of England cuts key interest rate as pound drops and stocks rally The Bank of England cut its base rate to 4.5% amid easing inflation but flagged lingering risks. GDP growth remains weak, and potential US tariffs add uncertainty. The pound fell, while the FTSE 100 hit record highs. -
Design Japanese studio SANAA honoured with RIBA Gold Medal for their ethereal, gravity-defying architecture Known for their elegant designs, including the Louvre Lens in France, the Rolex Learning Center in Switzerland, and the Grace Farms Center in the US, SANAA adds another prestigious award to their portfolio. -
Europe News Gunman may have attended school where he killed 11 in mass shooting, say Swedish police Police have provided information on the gunman who opened fire and killed 11 people at an adult education centre on Tuesday in the Swedish city of Örebro. -
Bangladesh Protesters destroy family home of Bangladesh's ousted leader Sheikh Hasina The building in the capital of Dhaka was gutted while the country's recently-deposed prime minister gave a fiery social media speech from exile in India. -
Culture news Naomi Campbell claims she was impersonated in appeal against charity ban After Naomi Campbell was banned from being a charity trustee following a probe, she's claimed she was impersonated with a fake email. -
Markets Ford shares slide on weaker growth forecasts and losses for EV unit Ford has been grappling with stubbornly high warranty expenses and sluggish cost-cutting efforts. In the July-September quarter, the company took $1billion (€960,000) in accounting charges to write down assets for a cancelled three-row electric SUV. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 6th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Kanye West reveals he was misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder The controversial rapper has now refuted the bipolar diagnosis and now claims to be autistic. -
Europe News Italian doctor under investigation after giving his injured cat a CAT scan Radiologist Gianluca Fanelli took his pet Athena to the hospital where he worked in northern Italy to perform a CAT scan and life-saving operation. -
Europe News One injured in second shooting near Brussels metro station A Brussels prosecutor said the perpetrator was still on the run after the second shooting in the Belgian capital in less than two days. -
Health news Bird flu: US detects new type of H5N1 virus in dairy cows Experts said the discovery raises questions about how widely the virus has spread, and underscores the difficulty of controlling infections among animals and people working with them. -
Business Google scraps diversity hiring goals to comply with Trump's new contractor rules Google is joining a lengthening list of US companies that have abandoned or scaled back their diversity, equity and inclusion programmes. -
Earth News January breaks another heat record despite hopes La Niña would slow global warming The last 15 years have warmed at about twice the rate of the previous 40 years. -
USA Top US officials walk back parts of Trump's plan to 'take over' Gaza Some of US President Donald Trump's aides have softened his proposal to permanently resettle Gaza's population, after international condemnation. -
Tech News What are the data privacy issues plaguing Chinese AI DeepSeek in the EU? Euronews Next examines the data privacy questions behind popular Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) company DeepSeek. -
Culture news New AC/DC stamps celebrate 50th anniversary of debut album 'High Voltage' AC/DC released their debut album 'High Voltage' in 1975 and went on to become one of the world's biggest rock bands. The new set of stamps celebrates their career and live performances. -
Markets Arm shares fall as outlook narrows amid concerns of a slowdown in AI demand Arm's cautious full-year outlook caused a sharp decline in its share price, raising concerns about a slowdown in artificial intelligence (AI) chip demand. -
Markets Crude oil prices fall to a year-low as US-China trade war intensifies Crude oil prices slumped to their lowest level this year amid concerns of weakening demands after China announced a retaliatory tariff on US crude oil imports, while the US stockpiles rose for the second consecutive week. -
Art Why is Poland going nuts for 19th century artist Józef Chełmoński? As an exhibition of Józef Chełmoński's work breaks records in Warsaw, we look at why the 19th century artist has reignited passions for art in Poland. -
Europe News Centre-right has renounced Green Deal, claims Timmermans | Radio Schuman In a press point with journalists on Wednesday, ex-European Commissioner for the Green Deal Frans Timmermans castigated the far and centre-right for its approach to the Green deal. -
Climate Clean air policies may have ‘unfortunate consequences’ for methane emissions A new study is the latest to suggest that reductions in atmospheric sulphur may be driving global warming at a rate faster than previously anticipated. -
EuroVerify Fact check: Which country is projected to be the fastest growing European economy? The IMF may have predicted that the UK will be the fastest-growing European G7 member, but it's not projected to be the fastest-growing European economy overall. -
Europe News Concerns and doubts mount over EU plan to build deportation camps outside its borders The EU's plan to outsource migration through so-called "return hubs," which has never been tried before, is shrouded in legal uncertainty. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 6th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Ukraine US could reveal Trump's peace plan for Ukraine as early as next week US president Donald Trump's plan to end the bloody three-year war in Ukraine could be unveiled at a security conference next week. -
World News Protesters in cities across the US rally against Trump's policies, Project 2025 and Elon Musk Demonstrators gathered across the USA on Wednesday to protest actions taken by recently inaugurated US President Donald Trump.