'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
Oceane Duboust
Reporters Without Borders presses charges against X in France
X failed to stop the spread of a pro-Russia video impersonating Reporters Without Borders, the NGO said.
French people spend about 3.5 hours online every day - survey
A new survey conducted in France found that people spend half of their internet time on very large platforms.
LGBT students are 3 times more likely than peers to be depressed
LGBTQIA+ students are much more likely to be affected by a major depressive disorder than their peers, a new study in the US has found.
Seven French families sue TikTok over harmful content
The lawyer representing the plaintiffs told Euronews that TikTok’s “addictive” design and limited content moderation is harmful to young people.
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Microplastics are shielding pathogens in wastewater - study
Microplastics are harbouring bacteria in wastewater and that could be dangerous for human health.
Researchers say digital avatars may help patients who hear voices
Twelve sessions of therapy using a digital avatar managed to decrease the frequency of auditory hallucinations that patients suffered from.
Reduced sugar intake in early life linked to lower risk of disease
Limiting sugar intake from conception through early childhood was linked to lower risks of type 2 diabetes and hypertension, a new study found.
Hazardous chemicals found in hundreds of European cosmetics
Hundreds of cosmetic products tested by the European Chemicals Agency contained banned substances.
High mercury levels in tuna present 'risk to public health' in Europe
French NGOs are raising the alarm about mercury concentration in canned tuna after an investigation found the metal in all samples taken.
Google makes its AI watermarking tool available to all
Developed by Google Deepmind, the algorithm subtly changes the AI generation to make it detectable.
A driverless shuttle is leaving this rural community less isolated
Some say driverless vehicles are the future of mobility in rural areas but there are many challenges to address before they can be fully implemented.
Town with France's 'oldest residents' gives them with ChatGPT access
A French town announced that it was providing free access to ChatGPT Premium to its 12,000 inhabitants. Will it help them?
Weighted blankets may be an easy way to improve sleep quality
Researchers reviewed 18 studies on using weighted blankets.
World's most liveable city: Is transport secret to Vienna's success?
The Austrian capital was voted "most liveable city in the world" by The Economist in part because of its public transport.
Deactivating Facebook makes you happier. But there's a catch
People who deactivated their Facebook accounts scored slightly higher when asked about their well-being but knew less about politics.
How many Europeans use public transport in major cities?
The use of public transport varied from one major European city to another, according to a new survey.
Babies born from IVF may have a higher risk of heart defects
Babies born after fertility treatment may have a slightly higher risk of heart defects, a study found.
Comet A3: How to see the 'comet of the century' as it passes Earth
Two viewing windows are possible to catch a glimpse of what’s being described as the astrological event of the year with your naked eyes and some luck.
LGBTQ+ people may be more prone to poor brain health in later life
LGBTQ+ people were 15 per cent more likely to develop negative brain health outcomes compared to their cisgender and straight counterparts, according to a new study.
Starlink satellites are 'blinding' scientists looking out into space
As the number of satellites around the Earth increases, so does the risk of radio interference, a rising concern for researchers, according to a new study.
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