Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Jeremy Fleming-Jones
Malta’s golden passport scheme rejected by EU top court
The controversial system allowing foreigners to effectively buy EU citizenship raised security concerns.
Conclaves through time - the long and short
Conclaves can last as little as a day but they have been known to go on for years too: here are a few of the historical outliers.
Six events that defined Francis’ papacy
Pope Francis sought a more inclusive and consultative Church, initiating synods that encouraged dialogue and greater participation from laypeople, including women, sometimes opposed by more conservative elements of the Church.
Pope's body to be moved to St Peter's Basilica on Wednesday
The world reacted on Monday to the announcement from the Vatican of the death of pope Francis. Leaders paid tribute, countries declared periods of mourning, Euronews' correspondents in Rome and throughout Europe tracked developments.
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EU Council mulling EU court decision on sanctioning of Pumpyanskiy
Alexander Pumpyanskiy is a son of Russian businessman Dmitry Pumpyanskiy, who until 2022 was the head of Russia's largest pipe manufacturer TMK. He was present at Vladimir Putin's first meeting with businessmen after the start of the full-scale invasion.
Help us develop non-English/Chinese AI models, Japan asks EU
Concerns about language bias affecting LLMs have led to call for cooperation between Japan and EU.
European Prosecutor suspends Bulgarian member pending probe
Probe announced this week has led to temporary suspension of Bulgarian member of EPPO.
Europe must do ‘heavy lifting’ on Ukraine at ‘crossroads of history’
Starmer spoke to the press following the summit of Canadian, Turkish and European leaders held at Lancaster House on the future of Ukraine.
Ex-Swedish PM slams 'amateurish' peace talks of 'non-rules based' US
Carl Billdt, the former Swedish premier, has criticised US efforts to achieve peace, claiming that Donald Trump's administration has given too much ground to Vladimir Putin.
Europe on the brink: US-Ukraine rift puts spotlight on continent
Europe faces existential questions about its security future in the wake of the Oval office blow-up between presidents Zelenskyy and Trump. A summit in London tomorrow will be critical.
Exclusive: US seeks to edge Europe out of funding Ukraine deal
The Trump administration wants to make sure the commitments it wants from Kyiv in exchange for help with defence and rebuilding efforts would take precedence over any future trade or investment deals Ukraine might strike with the EU, UK or other allies.
Montenegrin President warns of snares in faulty EU accessions
In a commentary piece for Euronews the Montenegrin President outlined four potential outcomes for EU accession processes, some with hidden dangers.
ESA lead astronaut – Europe on front seat to the Moon
The former head of the International Space Station looks forward to European astronauts heading to the Moon.
China pitches for EU friendship amid tariff spat as Trump looms
China's head of mission to the EU, Cai Run, has called for friendship between EU and China against a turbulent geopolitical backdrop, trade disputes and with Donald Trump poised to begin his second term as US president.
Macron seizes European limelight in Notre Dame with Trump, Zelensky
France’s President Emmanuel Macron snatches symbolic victory from the jaws of political defeat in a magnificent reopening ceremony blending the political and sacred.
Spain's Vox leader to head Patriots for Europe party
Santiago Abascal, the leader of Spain's nationalist Vox party, has been named the new chairman of the Patriots for Europe party.
Slovenia Commission pick Marta Kos rebuts Yugoslav secret police links
The head of the Slovene EPP delegation said choice of Marta Kos was 'unacceptable' due to secret police links, but Kos has rebutted the charges in a statement to Euronews.
Ukraine war bill and China tensions coming if Trump wins – Carl Bildt
Europe needs to be better prepared to defend itself, the former Swedish premier warned
Commission mandarin flags convergence of digital with industry
The growing applications of innovative tech pose a challenge for Brussels, an official's new book claims
Enlargement a matter of security – Montenegrin President
Security threats to EU from Russia and China have proved a gamechanger for enlargement policy.
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