Markets

Markets’ week ahead: European stocks inch up on Japan rally

European markets started the week on a relatively strong note, with positive sentiment spilling over from Japanese stocks

20/11/2023

World News

Extreme weather: Flood threat lingers in Northern Europe

After one of the hottest summers on record, Europe is now coping with an historically wet autumn.

17/11/2023

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Watch: Durham Cathedral lights up for 2023 Lumiere Festival

Hosted in winter time, and free to attend, the festival typically comprises a number of light art installations, as well as illuminating iconic buildings and locations.

16/11/2023

Earth News

These European cities have been given an ‘A’ for climate action

A new ranking has given 22 European cities the highest score for their transparency and bold climate action.

16/11/2023

Tech News

Signal’s Meredith Whittaker on Big Tech, privacy and regulating AI

Signal president Meredith Whittaker spoke to Euronews Next about Europe’s regulation of AI, privacy, and mental health in this new age of artificial intelligence (AI).

16/11/2023

Cult

Month of European Film takes place in theatres across the region

For the next month, more than 70 theatres will showcase films to highlight and celebrate the diversity of Europe's cinema.

16/11/2023

World News

Feminist foreign policy: Can Scotland succeed where Sweden failed?

Scotland will be the first part of the UK to adopt a feminist approach to international relations. But is it merely symbolic or transformative?

15/11/2023

Culture news

Chapter TayTay: The university courses embracing celebrity culture

Courses on A-list celebrities are captivating undergraduate and graduate students across the US and Europe.

13/11/2023

Netherlands

Everything you need to know about the Dutch general election

As voters in the Netherlands go to the polls on 22 November, here's everything you need to know about the election.

13/11/2023

Finland

State funeral for Finland's Martti Ahtisaari, former president and Nobel Peace Laureate

Crowds lined the route of the funeral cortege as it made its way from the city's Lutheran Cathedral to the cemetery where President Ahtisaari was laid to rest among other former presidents of the Nordic nation.

10/11/2023

Gaza

Europe 'aiding and assisting' Israel's war in Gaza

Data shared with Euronews shows multiple European states have supplied key weapons and equipment likely used by Israel's army in its offensive.

03/11/2023

Tech News

Everything you need to know about the UK’s AI safety summit

The UK prime minister hopes the artificial intelligence (AI) summit will push the country onto the world stage of AI but it may be more of a follower rather than a leader.

01/11/2023

Culture news

Culture Re-View: Do you know Europe’s scariest mythical creatures?

Do you know your Baba Yagas from your Wolpertinger?

31/10/2023

World News

'Lone wolves': Who is recruiting Europe's biggest terror threat?

Europol warns that lone actors will carry out the majority of terrorist attacks in the EU - with Islamist terrorism the biggest threat in Western Europe.

26/10/2023

Business

Hermès outshines luxury rivals amid sector slowdown

French company surprises as global economic uncertainty drags down luxury fashion segment.

25/10/2023

World News

Which European countries are the most racist?

From schools to the job market, housing and health, black people face "pervasive and relentless" discrimination, an EU report has revealed.

25/10/2023

World News

Where in Europe is it best to be a woman?

New research has ranked countries around the world according to the status of women. Here's how Europe compares.

24/10/2023

Food and Drink

Have you been to The World’s Best Bar? (It's in Europe)

In the Top 50 establishments of 2023, a grand total of 22 are in Europe. Spain tops the list while the UK, Italy and Greece are also doing pretty well. Here's the lowdown on the 15th edition of The World's 50 Best Bars. How many have you been to?

23/10/2023

Business

EU car sales rise for 14th consecutive month, mostly thanks to EVs

New car registrations increased by 9.2% last month, reaching 861,000 units, more than half of which were electric and hybrid vehicles.

20/10/2023

World News

‘It scars you’: Facebook workers claim brutal videos caused trauma

More than 20% of the staff Meta hired to check the violent content of Facebook and Instagram are on sick leave due to psychological trauma.

19/10/2023