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Kazakh vocalist stuns jury, wins big at Portofino’s Opera Competition
Aigerim Altynbek swept the competition at this year's Concorso Lirico Internazionale di Portofino (CLIP), bringing Kazahstan's "rich culture to the world" according to Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
Spain loses out to England on penalties at Women's EURO 2025
Spain and England finished 1-1 in the Women's EURO 2025 final, with England winning 2-1 on penalties. Spain dominated possession, but England's goalkeeper was exceptional.
Google hit with Digital Markets Act complaint over user choice
The DMA, which became applicable in 2023, aims to regulate the gatekeeper power of the largest digital companies.
Daredevils tumble for glory at Gloucester's annual cheese-rolling race
Brave competitors let the Gouda times roll at the annual Cooper’s Hill Cheese-Rolling Race, hurtling down a perilous slope in pursuit of a runaway wheel of Double Gloucester.
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Need for Speed: International Motorsports in Qatar
In partnership with Media City
Join Qatar 365 as they buckle up for some flying laps on the track and high-speed thrills on the water. The team goes behind the scenes at the world’s first all-electric powerboat championship, the E1, and hits the circuit at the pinnacle of long-distance racing, the FIA World Endurance Championship
Google's digital ad network declared an illegal monopoly in US ruling
A federal judge in the US ruled that Google holds a monopoly in selling ad technology and ad exchanges that it illegally exploited to make profit.
Fancy staying overnight at London's National Gallery? Here's how
For the first time ever, the National Gallery is offering one lucky person an overnight stay among some of the most iconic paintings in history.
‘The future is not supersonic, but hypersonic,’ says Booking.com CEO
Booking.com CEO Glenn Fogel talks about the growing desire to travel, even as over tourism and sustainability concerns create challenges for travel companies.
Russia to relaunch Soviet-era Eurovision rival under Putin's orders
The revived contest, planned to take place in Moscow later this year, is Russia's way of directly challenging Eurovision while promoting "traditional values."
Industry calls on EU competition chief to wrap up investigations
EU probes into Apple, Alphabet and Meta — which were opened last March — remain unclosed.
Meta's new pay-or-consent policy still breaches EU law, consumer advocates claim
The social media giant may have softened its rules allowing subscribers to Facebook and Instagram to get no ads, but users still aren’t getting a fair choice, BEUC argues.
UK launches competition suit into Google. Who else has done the same?
Euronews Next looks at the different antitrust cases against Google.
Unions, NGOs fear sweeping deregulation amid competitiveness drive
Trade union leaders and environmental campaigners are among over 250 groups warning against a bonfire of red tape as the second von der Leyen commission presses on with its core goal of shielding European industry from US and Chinese competition.
The world's largest ice and snow theme park
The northeastern Chinese city hosts the 26th edition of Harbin Ice and Snow World, the world's largest ice and snow theme park.
Judo Grand Slam in Tokyo: A perfect first day for Japan
The Japanese judokas won all seven gold medals on the first day of the Tokyo Grand Slam, which will conclude the 2024 World Judo Tour.
UniCredit takeover could cost thousands of jobs, warns Banco BPM boss
The smaller Italian lender had previously flagged "serious concerns" about the "employment and social impacts" of a potential merger.