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Toyota expands Czech plant to build its first European EV
Japanese carmaker Toyota said on Wednesday it would invest €680 million to build a new production line in the Czech Republic to make a battery electric car.
Putin thanks Kim for sending North Korean troops to fight Ukraine
The Russian president praised Pyongyang's support during a meeting between the two leaders in Beijing on Wednesday.
New wave of airport strikes in Portugal to disrupt travel until 2026
The first strike began today and will last until next Tuesday, with industrial action planned until January next year.
US restricts TSMC chip supply shipments to China as tech race heats up
The Trump administration is revoking TSMC’s licence to ship products freely from the US to China, effective on 31 December.
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This popular gel nail ingredient is now banned in Europe - Here’s why
A chemical called TPO, used in many gel nail polishes to speed up drying and preserve colour, has been banned across most of Europe over potential fertility risks.
Putin and Kim share limousine after China’s military parade
Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un shared a limousine ride in Beijing on Wednesday while attending events marking the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II.
Estonia 'not worried' sending troops to Ukraine will curb its defence
Tallinn has said it is ready to provide troops for the reassurance force the 'Coalition of the Willing' aims to send to Ukraine as a security guarantee.
Latest news bulletin | September 3rd, 2025 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 3rd, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
What are the main concerns of the EU’s urban residents?
Some 51% of the bloc's city dwellers are worried about the availability of affordable housing. However, that is is not their only worry.
IKEA but no ABBA? Sweden publishes polemical cultural heritage list
Critics argue that the “shared map” of Swedish culture, which snubs anything since 1975, is “exclusionary” and a “nationalist education project”. Here's why.
Putin and Kim attend Xi's grand military parade in Beijing
Chinese President Xi Jinping was joined by Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at a major military parade in Beijing on Wednesday.
Back to school: New or second-hand school supplies?
Every year the return to school means a significant outlay for families. Many families look for alternatives to save on school expenses in September. Second-hand purchases are a sustainable option and increasingly popular.
Vatican to open ecological education centre inspired by Pope Francis
The Vatican's first-ever vocational school aims to offer on-site training in sustainable gardening, organic winemaking, and olive harvesting.
PFAS: What’s all the fuss? | Euronews Tech Talks Podcast
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are man-made chemicals widely used in the industry, but potentially harmful to human health. Euronews Tech Talks explores this topic with chemist and research scientist Martin Scheringer.
Online retailer Zalando bound by strictest EU platform rules: court
EU Court sides with European Commission in landmark platform rules case.
Left-wing MEPs push to challenge Mercosur deal in EU court
A group of left-wing MEPs is preparing to defend a draft resolution supporting a referral to the European Court of Justice, aiming to block the ratification process of the Mercosur agreement.
Google will not be forced to sell Chrome, antitrust trial rules
It comes a year after a judge ruled that Google acted illegally to maintain a monopoly in online search.
Arrest of comedy writer over transgender posts sparks outcry in UK
The Irish comedy writer and creator of celebrated shows like The IT Crowd and Father Ted was arrested this week at Heathrow Airport over a series of anti-trans posts. The arrest has sparked fury and free speech outcry in the UK, with Elon Musk describing Britain as a "police state".
Commission's EU-US deal broker to be grilled in Parliamentary hearing
As the EU’s legislative process kicks off, MEPs will begin debating the EU-US tariff deal on Wednesday. A heated exchange with the European Commission is expected.
Disinformation intensifies ahead of Moldovan parliamentary elections
Euronews' verification team identified a raft of online accounts planting unfounded claims about the government of President Maia Sandu.
Red squirrels resilient to climate change, study finds
Habitat loss, food, disease and competing species appear to have a greater impact on the species.
Will foldable phones take over the global smartphone market in 2026?
With Apple jumping on the bandwagon next year, foldable phones are expected to rise in popularity and make up 10% of Europe’s premium mobile phone handset market by 2028.
'Text neck': Are smartphones causing more harm than we think?
Text neck describes the forward-tilted posture people adopt while using phones or tablets, which can place extra strain on the neck. But is this a real medical condition - or just a modern health scare?
Defence and security top priorities for strengthening EU’s global role
A new Eurobarometer survey highlights Europeans’ key priorities for reinforcing the European Union’s global influence, with defence and security emerging as the leading concerns.
International Humanoid Olympiad held at the birthplace of Olympics
From boxing to soccer to archery, robots showed off their athletic skills at the first International Humanoid Olympiad held at the birthplace of the Olympic Games in Greece.
Latest news bulletin | September 3rd, 2025 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 3rd, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
New US visa fee risks worsening already declining visitor numbers
This US visa fee increase could further impact international arrivals, which have already been on the decline so far this year.
US Congress hearing set to tease tensions with EU over digital rules
EU tech regulation came under fire as soon as the US administration of Donald Trump took office.
China unveils new weapons at military parade attended by Putin and Kim
Beijing seized the opportunity to showcase its latest in defence technologies, unveiling everything from new missiles to space defence systems in a military parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of Japan's surrender in World War II.
Men’s secondhand smoke exposure in childhood may affect their own kids
The Australian research team urged fathers to break the cycle by avoiding smoking around their children.