Guillermo del Toro parts with rare horror memorabilia after wildfires
Aleksandar Brezar
How did Iran's president end up on nearly 50-year-old US helicopter?
The US-made Bell 212 that crashed on Sunday with President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian and several members of their entourage on board was most likely purchased during the rule of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
Euroviews. Delors advocated for peace in Europe, and others should too
While Delors’ little-known Yugoslavia episode was overshadowed by the atrocities of the 1990s conflict, he left us a lasting lesson on how European unity could — or should try to — prevent violence and brutality, Aleksandar Brezar writes.
Kyiv claims to have shot down three Russian Su-34s in one day
Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Moscow has confirmed the loss of at least 10 Su-34s in fighting with the Kyiv forces, while the actual number of downed jets is believed to be significantly higher.
Euroviews. Q&A: Our addiction to plastic has to end, No More Plastic founder says
At this year's Lisbon Web Summit, Euroviews talked to Rosalie Mann about the reasons why we are oblivious to the dangers plastic poses to our health and our environment, and the different ways to reduce the hazards we face almost unknowingly.
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Euroviews. View Q&A: Lampedusa shows migration is integral to human history
Following the latest spike in boat arrivals to the Italian island of Lampedusa, Euronews View spoke to MEP Pietro Bartolo about what migration means for Italy and Europe and whether the continent can find a viable and fair way to solve the crisis.
Euroviews. View Q&A: Europe's heatwaves show we might be spinning out of control
As Europe swelters in record temperatures this summer, Euronews View spoke to Global Chief Heat Officer at UN-Habitat Eleni Myrivili about the impact of the extreme heat and what can be done to save lives and make our cities more liveable.
Euroviews. View Q&A: Sustainable fishing could be of immense benefit to humanity
To mark World Oceans Day and EU Green Week, Euronews View spoke to Marine Stewardship Council's Dr Rohan Currey about how overfishing affects our lives and what could and should be done to make fisheries across the globe more sustainable
AFP journalist Arman Soldin killed in rocket fire near Bakhmut
Soldin is one of at least 11 media employees who have been killed in Ukraine since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion began on 24 February 2022, according to a count by RSF and CPJ.
Alleged leak of Ukraine war documents triggers US investigation
The images of alleged US documents, widely shared on social media Friday and seen by Euronews, might have been tampered with, officials warn.
Silicon Valley Bank's collapse exposes tech start-ups' fault lines
The SVB's failure is the largest since the 2008 financial crisis. Tech startups and venture capitalists are worried it might cost the sector dearly.
Euroviews. Q&A with Georgiy Kasianov: War will be Ukraine’s modern creation myth
The belief before the invasion was that Ukrainian society was atomised and that people did not trust each other. In fact, under conditions of external pressure, the complete opposite turned out to be true, Georgiy Kasianov told Euronews.
EU leaders let Bosnia into the waiting room to join bloc
Thursday's session of the Council of the EU resulted in the small Balkan nation finally receiving candidate status after a six-year wait. Yet, there's a long road ahead to full membership.
Dutch activists sue the king and ask for his powers to be reduced
The group, Republiek, has identified 18 different issues which they believe allow the Netherlands monarch to affect the country's democratic processes.
Sparks fly as Kosovo police increase presence in Serb-majority north
The months-long spat has brought tensions between ethnic Serbs and Albanians to unprecedented levels and led to protests, property damage and attacks on police officers.
Latvia probes into exiled Russian TV over help to Moscow troops
A Dozhd news anchor stated on Thursday that the station had already helped provide many Russian soldiers with basic equipment and amenities.
Could a new euro coin help Serbia and Croatia value a shared history?
Both Balkan countries claim that the world-famous inventor is ethnically one of their own. But can Serbia and Croatia find common ground regarding Tesla's heritage after all?
Cocaine 'super cartel' controlling a third of Europe's trade is busted
The coordinated clampdown that saw some 40 tonnes of cocaine seized shows that "there is no safe haven for drug lords," the European police coordination organisation said on Monday.
Arms made at pace ‘highest since Cold War’ as Europe’s east aids Kyiv
Central and eastern European countries, from the Czech Republic to Poland, have seen their guns and ammo manufacturing reach 30-year highs as they try to replenish stock donated to Ukraine and beef up their own defence.
Blow for Belgium as it struggles to dispose of record cocaine haul
With recent large-scale confiscations in the cargo port of Antwerp, the authorities expect that the 100-tonne mark will be surpassed by the end of 2022.
One of Europe's most-wanted criminals arrested in Syria
Bruno Carbone has been on the run since 2003 until his arrest in the territories controlled by a jihadist rebel group Tahrir al-Sham in March.
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