Scientists discover new wild cat species for first time in a century
Euronewsby Liam Gilliver26d ago
The Leopardus tilcayo is slightly smaller than a domestic cat, measuring around 45 centimetres - and was first mistaken for a pet.
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top 8%Ed Sheeran backlash continues as radio station bans songs and Instagram fans unfollow
Euronewsby David Mouriquand26d ago
Ed Sheeran’s turbulent week continues. His music has been pulled from a major Irish radio station and his Instagram followers are leaving him.
From Madrid to Zagreb, Europe's autonomous vehicles are multiplying
Euronews26d ago
From Tesla's FSD rollout to driverless lorries connecting Lidl's warehouses, a wave of approvals across the EU shows regulators embracing autonomous mobility faster than expected — and the pace...
South Korean president urges Trump dialogue with Pyongyang
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds26d ago
Trump announced in August that he intended to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un later this year as he once again touted the pair's relationship. Pyongyang has offered little response.
Are Europeans facing a 'crisis of confidence'?
Euronewsby Frances Lopez26d ago
A new ECFR study finds most Europeans still want a stronger, united Europe, but doubt it's achievable: around 68% see decline, not renewal.
Could the EU Kids Act unwittingly widen the transatlantic AI divide?
Euronewsby Jonathan Benton26d ago
Europe must prepare for the potential consequences of implementing further digital rules that could make it more difficult for smaller European developers to compete, warns an industry insider.
Portuguese prime minister outlines plan to tackle rising living costs without changing VAT
Euronews26d ago
Luís Montenegro says the current situation could drag on for some time. But, unlike other European countries, he will not lower the consumption tax.
Portuguese prime minister outlines plan to tackle rising cost of living, keeps VAT unchanged
Euronews26d ago
Luís Montenegro says the current situation may drag on for some time, but unlike other European countries he will not cut VAT on consumption.
Greece: Police bust gang using AI to clone relatives' voices for cash
Euronewsby Ioannis Karagiorgas26d ago
According to the police, the organisation’s illegal proceeds from its activities are estimated to exceed 1 million euros.
Trump administration moves to cut protections for endangered species
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds26d ago
Brett Hartl, the government affairs director at the Center for Biological Diversity, said the move "stabs at the very heart of the Endangered Species Act by giving federal approval to the killing...
Eurovision 2027: Ireland follows Netherlands in boycott of song contest for second year in a row
Euronewsby David Mouriquand26d ago
Ireland has ruled itself out of next year's competition over the "appalling and ongoing loss of lives in Gaza".
Energy crunch looms over EU finance talks
Euronewsby Mared Gwyn Jones26d ago
Hello, this is Mared Gwyn holding the newsletter pen in Brussels. This morning: Eurozone finance ministers gather amid mounting economic pressures, and EU ambassadors make another push to break the...
Al Fahidi Fort: Dubai’s oldest building set to reopen with new museum
Euronewsby Mike Starling26d ago
After a five-year closure for an extensive restoration project, the historic Al Fahidi Fort in Old Dubai will welcome back visitors in the ‘coming weeks or months’.
"Macbeth" defies curse as Lisbon's Teatro D. Maria II reopens
Euronewsby Joana Mourão Carvalho26d ago
The D. Maria II theatre reopens with "Macbeth", the tragedy on stage when a 1964 fire destroyed it. Pedro Penim's staging revives the "cursed play", now with real flames on stage.
Asian stocks track Wall Street rally as oil prices decline
Euronewsby Angela Barnes26d ago
Asian shares mostly rose in early Friday trading, getting a lift from a rally on Wall Street as well as declining oil prices.
Women offered less intensive treatment than men for same conditions
Euronewsby Marta Iraola Iribarren26d ago
Women are less likely than men to be offered invasive or intensive treatments, such as surgery or strong painkillers, for the same medical conditions, a new study has found.
More than 12 trillion tonnes of ice lost in climate change's big melt
Euronewsby Yolaine De Kerchove Dexaerde26d ago
Ice loss began accelerating in the 1990s, according to a major scientific study. Greenland and Antarctica have lost 12.5 trillion tonnes of ice since 1979, raising global sea levels by around 3.2...
Premiumisation, industry recovery and AI: What’s trending in travel?
Euronewsby Mike Starling26d ago
At Arabian Travel Market in Dubai, much of the conversation on the sidelines was about the major disruptions so far this year, but there was also a big focus on recovery as new trends and products...
The EU and Canada are getting closer than ever. And the world is watch
Euronewsby Luca Bertuzzi26d ago
The EU's move to make Canada an "associate member" is being watched worldwide as a new model to attract other democracies in its orbit, but it risks alienating candidate countries and further...
Bruised by Trump, EU and Canada find solace in each other's arms
Euronewsby Jorge Liboreiro26d ago
The blossoming partnership between the European Union and Canada cannot be understood apart from the behaviour of the US president, who has assailed both sides with his punitive tariffs and...