Taxing billionaires could save nearly 30 million lives
Euronewsby Giedre Peseckyte·29d ago
Putting a 3% tax on billionaires' wealth could save up to 29.5 million lives among the most vulnerable populations by 2030, according to new research published in The Lancet, as traditional sources...
From bedtime stories to book clubs: Reading protects your brain for life
Euronewsby Marta Iraola Iribarren·29d ago
Reading for pleasure isn't just enjoyable, new research suggests it could also boost brain health and lower dementia risk.
The State of the Union lottery: What will Ursula von der Leyen say?
Euronewsby Vincenzo Genovese; Luca Bertuzzi·29d ago
The war in Ukraine, enlargement, migration, climate and trade are all expected to feature in Brussels’ most eagerly awaited speech of the year — with the possibility of a surprise announcement...
EU ‘paying twice’ for fossil fuel dependence. Will we ever break free?
Euronewsby Liam Gilliver·29d ago
Ursula von der Leyen slammed fossil fuels in her 2022 State of the EU speech. Now, Europe is in the midst of yet another energy crisis.
Canada wants a ‘unique alliance’ with the EU. How far can Brussels go?
Euronewsby Mared Gwyn Jones·29d ago
President Trump’s tariff war and territorial threats have made Ottawa pivot towards Europe. Brussels now wants to seize the political moment and draw Canada deeper into its orbit.
Which are the world's best destinations for a last-minute holiday?
Euronewsby Saskia O'Donoghue·29d ago
Not one for planning months ahead? New research has revealed where travellers are most likely to book accommodation within a week of arrival, with four European countries making the global top 10.
Germany seeks UniCredit guarantees over Commerzbank takeover
Euronewsby Angela Barnes·29d ago
Berlin seeks guarantees from UniCredit as its leverage over Commerzbank fades and the Italian lender moves closer to taking control.
US Supreme Court rejects Trump mail ballot restrictions
Euronewsby Jerry Fisayo-Bambi·29d ago
The decision allows states to continue sending out mail ballots under the same processes they’ve used for years and have accounted for nearly a third of votes cast.
Maduro ally Alex Saab to plead guilty in federal money laundering case
Euronewsby Jerry Fisayo-Bambi·29d ago
Charged with a single count of money laundering tied to an alleged conspiracy to create fake companies and falsify shipping records, Saab is scheduled to appear before Judge in Miami on Tuesday for...
Here's how much idle savings are costing Europeans every year
Euronewsby Quirino Mealha·29d ago
Europeans are losing an average of €294 in purchasing power for every €10,000 they keep in the bank, according to a study from Revolut, which found €6.3 trillion sitting in low-yield deposits...
United States Space Force says US has weapons in orbit
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds·14 Sept 2026
Once a hunting ground for Cold War bragging rights, space has now evolved into a key strategic arena, as states jostle for a military and technological edge.
Finland joins France's forward nuclear deterrence initiative
Euronewsby Célia Gueuti; Alexander Kazakevich·14 Sept 2026
Finnish President Alexander Stubb stressed that Finland’s "foremost priority" was still to act as part of NATO and the EU and that the French initiative would not "replace or overlap with NATO’s...
Former Moroccan spy reportedly offered Spain intelligence information
Euronewsby Rafael Salido·14 Sept 2026
Mehdi Hijaouy was reportedly forced into exile following a conflict with some of his intelligence colleagues in Morocco.
Turkish Airlines drops Luanda as Angola's new airport struggles
Euronewsby Mohamed Elashi·14 Sept 2026
The Istanbul carrier permanently axed Luanda, along with four other African routes, becoming the latest international airline to exit the Angolan capital since its new airport opened in 2023.
Carcassonne: Police officer probed over video of man thrown to ground
Euronewsby Alexander Kazakevich·14 Sept 2026
The incident occurred on 21 June during the Fête de la musique music festival. It follows a separate scandal involving recordings of officers in the city making racist, misogynistic and...
Germany to order soldiers to Lithuania amid volunteer shortage
Euronewsby Johanna Urbancik·14 Sept 2026
By the end of 2027, the 45th Panzer Brigade is expected to grow to around 4,800 German soldiers and be stationed permanently in Lithuania, on NATO's eastern flank.
Butter late than never: Paris gets its first boutique entirely dedicated to butter
Euronewsby David Mouriquand·14 Sept 2026
From croissants to sauces, crêpes to kouign-amann (the Breton butter cake which will make any gourmand melt), France knows a thing or two about butter.
Trump says Ukraine and Russia agree to halt strikes on energy targets
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds·14 Sept 2026
Trump's announcement comes after he called on Ukraine to halt its attacks on Russian diesel infrastructure during a trip to Ireland over the weekend.
French-Slovak veto deepens EU deadlock on Russia sanctions renewal
Euronewsby Jorge Liboreiro; Luca Bertuzzi·14 Sept 2026
The French-Slovak veto has forced EU ambassadors to extend sanctions on Russia for just one week in the hope of finding an agreement.
Ukraine’s prosecutor general suspended after leaving country
Euronewsby Sasha Vakulina·14 Sept 2026
Ruslan Kravchenko left Ukraine days after resigning amid a corruption investigation involving officials in his office, as a major confrontation unfolds between the country’s prosecutors and...
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