Russia's hybrid war on Europe: Jamming and spoofing in the 'grey zone'
Kristina Harazim
Najib Mikati asks Iran to broker Hezbollah-Israel ceasefire
Lebanon's caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati has appeared to encourage Tehran to convince Hezbollah, which it supports, to agree to a deal that could require the militant group to withdraw from the Israel-Lebanon border.
Zelenskyy: Scholz-Putin phone call risks opening 'Pandora's box'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned German Chancellor Olaf Scholz that his phone call to the Russian president will only serve to make Vladimir Putin feel less isolated.
Desperate ride-hailing app drivers disrupt traffic in Brussels
At least 200 drivers employed by ride-hailing platforms including Uber are demanding lower commissions, higher pay rates, and unified rules for taxis and so-called street cabs in Belgium.
Web Summit: Organisers hope Lisbon remains event's 'forever' home
As Europe's largest annual tech event draws to a close, questions are being asked about Lisbon's capacity to host Web Summit beyond 2028.
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Protesters rally against right-wing Vox party's conference in Madrid
About 1,000 demonstrators voiced concern about the rise of ultra conservative ideology in Europe, as right-wing leaders and politicians from countries including Argentina, France, Italy, and Hungary, took part in the Europa Viva 24 conference in Madrid, organised by Spain's conservative Vox party.
Israeli minister Gantz says he will quit if his plan is not adopted
Centrist member of Israel's three-member war cabinet, Benny Ganz, threatened to resign if the government does not adopt his six-point plan for the Gaza operation by 8 June.
Olaf Scholz assures state of Saarland of government's 'solidarity'
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz toured flooded regions in the southwest, where rivers have burst their banks and caused flash floods and landslides after heavy rainfall.
Pope Francis encourages forgiveness and love in visit to Verona
The pope also spoke of the ''genius of Shakespeare'' the playwright who set his famous Romeo and Juliet play in Verona.
Heavy seasonal rain triggers flooding in Afghanistan, at least 68 dead
At least 50 people have been reported dead in the hard-hit western province of Ghor, according to local authorities after unusually heavy seasonal rain.
US Coast Guard allows some barges and tugs to pass through the channel
The owner and manager of the container ship that crashed into a supporting column one week ago are taking legal action to limit liability.
Forced labour profits rise 37 percent in past decade: ILO report
The International Labour Organization's latest report has revealed the dramatic increase in profits made through forced labour and the number of people being exploited.
Portland is a hive of individuality, creativity and sustainability
In partnership with Brand USA
Northern Irish singer-songwriter Foy Vance explores Oregan's capital, Portland, a city renowned for its sustainability efforts, and its unique take on art, food, and live music.
Slovakian border towns note drop in migrant crossings from Hungary
Three weeks after Slovakia's new government cancelled snap border controls with Hungary, residents and officials have noted a sharp drop in undocumented migrants crossing into border towns. Euronews reporter Adam Magyar reports on the factors contributing to the decline.
Tributes are flowing for Rosalynn Carter who died on Sunday
Fiercely loyal and compassionate as well as politically astute, Rosalynn Carter prided herself on being an activist first lady while no one doubted her behind-the-scenes influence.
New Social Contract's Pieter Omtzigt vying for Dutch Prime Minister
New Social Contract (NSC) leader Pieter Omtzigt is offering Dutch voters an alternative at the polls. The veteran politician launched his party in August. He told Euronews reporter, Fernande van Tets, he is surprised by the sudden growth of the party.
Israeli sources say a deal to free Hamas-held hostages is close
Israeli government sources have told Euronews a deal to release people kidnapped by Hamas militants in Israel on 7 October is almost completed. Our correspondent Shona Murray said it is also understood the White House is pressuring Israel to ease the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip.
Finland's Russian community angry over border closures
Helsinki's decision to close four of the country's nine border crossings with Russia to stem the flow of undocumented migrants and refugees into Finland is impacting residents with relatives in Russia. At a protest in the capital, people raised concerns about a new 'Iron Curtain'.
Journalists expose Russia's erosion of Ukrainian culture and identity
The European Broadcasting Union Investigative Journalism Network says Moscow has been systematically eradicating Ukrainian identity in illegally annexed eastern territories. Its report said ''breaking or ignoring Russia's rules can make it hard to survive''.
An SMS from Hamas: Israeli man reveals fate of kidnapped relatives
Israeli national Gil Dickmann is leading a group whose family members are being held hostage by Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip. The group is demanding the UN secures their release. He explained to Euronews correspondent, Shona Murray, how he learned the fate of his murdered aunt.
Protesters clash with police after Socialist Party deal confirmed
Opponents of acting Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's pact to form a coalition government with the pro-independence Catalan party have protested again outside the Socialist Party headquarters in Madrid. Tension boiled over at the demonstration resulting in several arrests.
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