Europe News UN atomic watchdog to visit Moscow amid Ukraine nuclear fallout fears Russia's war in Ukraine has brought fears of a nuclear catastrophe as Zaporizhzhia has repeatedly been caught in the crossfire of fighting. 05/02/2025
Portugal The Aga Khan has died at age 88 His Highness Prince Karim Aga Khan IV was considered by his followers to be a direct descendant of the Prophet Muhammad and was the 49th hereditary imam of the Shia Ismaili Muslims. 04/02/2025
Turkey Syria's interim president meets Erdoğan to discuss security threats Turkey, who shares a 910 kilometre border with Syria, is considered a key ally of its new administration. 04/02/2025
Serbia Serbia joins supermarket boycott Serbia is the latest to join the boycott, a trend that started in Croatia and quickly caught on in other Western Balkan countries. 04/02/2025
Europe News Sweden: PM calls Örebro mass shooting 'worst in Swedish history' Swedish police say that about 10 people including the gunman were killed during a shooting at an adult education centre. 04/02/2025
No Comment From propaganda to street art, Warsaw's walls come alive Street art is taking over the walls of Warsaw, Poland, turning the capital into an open-air museum. These images, created by amateurs and renowned artists alike, bear witness to the cultural richness of Warsaw. 04/02/2025
Europe News EU hails 'major' progress to set up special tribunal to judge Putin "No one from Russia and no one from Russia's leadership is untouchable," said High Representative Kaja Kallas. 04/02/2025
Europe News Syrian family sues Frontex over illegal pushbacks for landmark ruling The case could reshape Frontex’s operations if the court rules that the EU's border agency failed to monitor fundamental rights compliance. 04/02/2025
Europe News Montenegrin President warns of snares in faulty EU accessions In a commentary piece for Euronews the Montenegrin President outlined four potential outcomes for EU accession processes, some with hidden dangers. 04/02/2025
Europe News EU Commission accused of haste and secrecy in regulatory review The European Commission has been criticised for giving too much space to industry and business interests in discussions over a fast-track streamlining of sustainability and due diligence reporting rules. 04/02/2025
Europe in Motion Which European countries struggle more with memory issues? Fifteen percent of people across the EU suffer from moderate to severe concentration and memory issues. Eurostat found a correlation between such symptoms and poor living standards. 04/02/2025
Europe News Commission seeks dialogue on Europe’s deepening water crisis The EU executive wants to hear from governments, civil society and industry as yet another report highlights the scale of the EU’s failure to clean up its rivers, lakes and seas. 04/02/2025
Ukraine 'Alarming rise' in Russian killings of Ukrainian POWs — UN watchdog Since the end of August, the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine recorded 79 executions of Ukrainian POWs by Russian troops in 24 separate incidents, according to its recent report. 04/02/2025
Europe News European Parliament's new democracy committee slammed as undemocratic The election of liberal Nathalie Loiseau as chair, along with her vice-chairs, to the new European Democracy Shield committee sparked criticism from far-right and independent lawmakers, who condemned a “backroom deal” appointment. 04/02/2025
Business Shein’s London listing at risk as Trump plans US tax changes Shein and other fast fashion companies could be heavily impacted by new tax changes in the US, which could close a key loophole vital for their business models. 04/02/2025
Destinations TikTok travel frenzies are forcing small destinations to take action TikTok visitor stampedes have forced towns to cap bus numbers and block off iconic views. 04/02/2025
EU Decoded Can the EU safeguard critical medicines? Drug shortages are an old problem, but over the past few years they have hit record levels. 04/02/2025
Green News Italy ‘worst offender’: G7 countries give record fossil fuel subsidies Despite promising a fossil fuel subsidies phaseout by 2025, G7 governments continue to increase taxpayer spend. 04/02/2025
No Comment Rare vintage cars at Paris' Grand Palais for Bonhams' auction Collectors and enthusiasts gather at Paris's Grand Palais to admire 100 classic cars, including a 1950 Ferrari 166 MM, ahead of Bonhams' auction on 6 February 2025. 04/02/2025
Travel News All the tourist taxes, restrictions and bans in Europe in 2025 From taxes in Portugal to Airbnb bans in Spain, we explain all the rules that could affect your 2025 European holiday. 04/02/2025
Food and Drink Would you run 21km for cake? Copenhagen hosts bakery half marathon Copenhagen hosted the Fastelavn Bun Run, a 21.1 km half marathon where participants stopped at ten bakeries to sample traditional fastelavnsboller. 04/02/2025
Europe News France's National Rally disinclined to censure prime minister RN leader Jordan Bardella cited the risk of instability if the current executive were to be overthrown — and the Socialist Party has also announced that its MPs should not support a motion tabled by the far-left LFI. 04/02/2025
No Comment Copenhagen illuminated by light festival until 23 February Copenhagen lights up for three weeks, expecting to attract over 400,000 visitors despite cold winter. 04/02/2025
Europe News Exclusive: EU Commission poised to propose migrant 'return hubs' The European Commission is mulling a new EU law on migrant returns, with many countries insisting on a hard line. 04/02/2025
Germany Former German leader Gerhard Schröder receiving treatment for burnout The controversial former chancellor was long condemned for his links to the Kremlin. 04/02/2025
EuroVerify Brigitte Macron targeted again by false transgender rumours False rumours that Brigitte Macron is transgender have been spreading for years. Now Candace Owens, an American far right commentator, has published a video repeating them and gaining millions of views. 04/02/2025