Rare 'twilight zone' ecosystem discovered off Cyprus
Estelle Nilsson-Julien
Front door to UK Parliament does not work despite £9.6 million cost
Despite the costly works, the door must have a security officer manning it at all times, in order to press the button which opens it — otherwise it does not work.
Iran charges two imprisoned French nationals with spying for Israel
The charges carry the death penalty. However, French diplomatic sources have stated that to their knowledge no sentence against the couple has been delivered as of yet.
Which tourists is North Korea hoping to attract with new resort?
Plans for North Korea's mega resort remain unclear, as the country is unlikely to fully reopen its borders and embrace Western tourists anytime soon. Instead, it could turn to Russian and Chinese tourists.
A year after riots, France hosts summit on future of New Caledonia
New Caledonia was hit by mass riots in May 2024, triggered by France's plans to give thousands of non-indigenous long-term residents voting rights.
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UK Royal Mail workers faced more than 2,000 dog attacks last year
Roughly 30,000 postal workers have been attacked by dogs in the last decade in Britain.
UK rejects challenge against selling military parts to Israel
In a 72-page ruling, two High Court judges ruled that the issue was one of national security, given that the parts were considered vital to the defence collaboration, as well as the UK's security and international peace.
Norway's lottery mix up leads thousands to think they won big prizes
According to Norway's state-owned gambling company Norsk Tipping no incorrect pay-outs were made.
We don't know where they are, say families of French prisoners in Iran
The families of French prisoners held in Iran are anxiously awaiting news of their whereabouts following the ceasefire between Iran and Israel on 24 June.
Majority of UK today would vote to stay in the EU, new poll reveals
Additionally, more than half of the participants would like to vote in a new referendum at some point in the next 25 years, according to the latest YouGov poll.
How crucial is the strait of Hormuz to the global energy market?
Although Israel and Iran's ceasefire which came into force on Tuesday removed the pending threat of the Strait of Hormuz's closure, this is not the first time that Iran has said it would block it.
Israelis face daily fears of missile strikes as Iran conflict surges
Euronews spoke to people in Israel about how they are coping with the country's conflict with Iran and the daily threat of incoming rockets striking residential areas.
USAID budget cuts emboldened Russian disinfo, Ukrainian media say
Media workers across Ukraine have had to cut back on reporting following USAID cuts, while many fear that this is feeding into the hands of the Kremlin's disinformation campaigns.
African Initiative: Russian-backed outlet peddles influence in Africa
The individuals who run the African Initiative media outlet are reportedly connected to Russian intelligence services, while others are former members of the Wagner paramilitary group, according to France's agency for monitoring foreign digital interference.
Can AI chatbots speak in their own 'secret' language?
Online videos are imitating Gibberlink, a technology which does exist, but which is not a "secret language", its founder told EuroVerify.
Fake war clips from video games mislead millions on social media
Videos allegedly showing Ukraine’s Operation Spiderweb — which was carried out by the Ukrainian Security Service on 1 June — have been shared widely online.
Did Macron say that Africa still needs France in order to 'thrive'?
A false statement attributed to the French President has been circulating on social media.
What we know about the shootings near Gaza aid distribution sites
EuroVerify takes a look at the facts to build up a timeline of the deadly incidents to determine what we know so far.
French court to rule on 25 suspects in crypto kidnapping attempts
Twenty-five suspects in two kidnapping attempts linked to the cryptocurrency world, including the family of Paymium CEO Pierre Noizat, face a Paris court on Friday.
Tate brothers to face UK rape and trafficking charges, lawyer says
Romanian courts have issued an order to extradite the Tate brothers to the UK once their ongoing proceedings have concluded, according to British prosecutors.
Far-right Chega becomes Portugal's main opposition party in parliament
Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, whose centre-right coalition won the 18 May election, has ruled out making a deal with Chega. He will instead move to form a new minority government.
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