Mobility Thinking of buying an EV? This is what you need to bear in mind In the first part of our new series, The Switch, we look at what you need to consider about buying an electric car before you start browsing vehicles. 18/10/2024
Germany Brand-new fire station in Germany burns down as it had no fire alarms A fire alarm system wasn't installed in the building because experts did not consider it necessary. 18/10/2024
Nature COP16: Pressure mounts on EU as biodiversity summit kicks off The world is experiencing its largest loss of life since the dinosaurs, according to UNEP. Can COP16 reverse imperilled species’ fortunes? 18/10/2024
Europe News Russia's State Duma passes bill outlawing 'child-free propaganda' Supporters of the bill contend that public arguments against having children are part of purported Western efforts to weaken Russia by encouraging population decline. 18/10/2024
Europe News EU leaders endorse migration outsourcing but offer few details At the end of a high-stakes summit in Brussels, EU leaders signalled a potentially transformative shift in how the bloc approaches migration policy. 17/10/2024
Europe News EU leaders converge on Israel but calls for trade sanctions still fail Diplomatic sources tell Euronews that the latest escalation in Lebanon has changed the mood music among leaders. 17/10/2024
Germany What does Biden's visit to Berlin mean for NATO and the EU? The US president is visiting Germany this week after Hurricane Milton forced him to cancel his trip originally scheduled last week. What could his visit ahead of the US election mean for NATO and the EU? 17/10/2024
The Europe Conversation Opportunities and challenges in EU's quest for closer ties with Gulf states The EU has just had its first summit with the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council with the aim of developing a closer partnership with the powers in the region. It's a relationship built on opportunities but also multiple challenges, not least human rights issues. 17/10/2024
Europe News Geert Wilders floats flying Dutch rejected asylum seekers to Uganda The Party for Freedom envisaged a deal with the East African country, as Patriots leaders met in Brussels ahead of the EUCO. 17/10/2024
Experiences Could first class flights soon be a thing of the past? While numerous airlines are saying goodbye to first class, some - especially in Europe - are investing more heavily than ever into the luxury cabins. 17/10/2024
No Comment Severe flooding hits south of France after torrential rain Torrential rain caused severe flooding in southern France, prompting red alerts and school closures in the Ardèche. 17/10/2024
Tech News Foreign porn websites blocked in France for lack of age control checks The porn websites did not properly check the age of users, the Paris Court of Appeal said in a decision today. 17/10/2024
Tech News Meta's watchdog takes on two anti-immigration content moderation cases Cases in Poland and Germany have raised alarm for Meta’s Oversight Board. 17/10/2024
Mobility Paris Motor Show 2024: The unexpected new tech on display this year We take a look at the less publicised tech that’s on display at the Paris Motor Show at the Porte de Versailles expo centre this week. 17/10/2024
No Comment Ukrainian families rally for answers on missing loved ones in combat Several hundred protesters gathered in central Kyiv on Wednesday to demand answers about the whereabouts of their loved ones disappeared while serving. 17/10/2024
Business Euroviews. Europe’s tough choice: Aluminium sanctions or climate goals If Europe decides to ban imports of aluminium from Russia, it would need to find a source capable of replacing roughly 500,000 tonnes of material per year. And the list of alternatives is quite limited, Chris Weafer writes. 17/10/2024
Health news How do European countries compare on same-sex family planning rules? The new Italian law restricting overseas travel for surrogacy services goes further than other countries, but same-sex couples face family planning hurdles across Europe. 17/10/2024
No Comment Historic neoclassical building in Paphos severely damaged by fire The iconic building, with its ancient Greek columns, is located in the heart of Paphos, a coastal town known as one of the most remarkable architectural sites in Cyprus. 17/10/2024
Green News A colder winter? La Niña could bring European temperatures down If La Niña does arrive, it will follow an unstable summer caused by El Niño’s effects. 17/10/2024
Food and Drink Take a look at the Guinness World Record for the largest kebab ever The Larnaca district municipality of Dromolaxia-Meneou broke the Guinness World Record for the world’s largest kebab, cooking a 75-metre-long sheftalia during the Saint Lazarus Orchards festival. 17/10/2024
France Europol targets gang charging up to €15,000 for fake wine The operation saw agents raid 14 locations and arrest six people — including one "high value target". 17/10/2024
Destinations Reims, Brescia, Girona: Top destinations to beat the crowds Expedia has released its best alternative destinations and three are in Europe. 17/10/2024
Living Frequent flyer tax would punish the rich to tune of €64bn per year A levy would keep flights cheap for occasional flyers while making multiple flights in a year much more expensive. 17/10/2024
Business France’s richest family plan to buy into football with club purchase France’s richest family, the Arnaults of luxury empire LVMH, has announced the planned purchase of second-division soccer club Paris FC. 17/10/2024
Business ‘Jet set’ tax call for Europe’s frequent flyers could raise billions A UK-based think tank has called for a frequent flyer tax which could potentially raise billions of Euros. The New Economics Foundation (NEF) says the plans would apply to air passengers across Europe. 17/10/2024
Europe News NATO secretary-general says Ukraine will join alliance 'in the future' President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine's NATO membership is a core component of his so-called "victory plan", which he outlined to Ukrainian lawmakers on Wednesday. 17/10/2024