Thousands take to the streets in Madrid over Ceuta migrant crisis
Euronewsby Jesús Maturana17d ago
Almost two months after the mass arrival of tens of thousands of migrants in Ceuta, the situation in the autonomous city remains unresolved.
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top 17%Forget Asia and Africa: bats originated in Europe 65 million years ago
Euronewsby Jesús Maturana17d ago
A genomic study of 103 species and 44 fossils places the origin of bats in Europe 65 million years ago and dates the birth of flight and echolocation, in a Nature paper with CSIC participation.
At least six people killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine over past day
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds17d ago
On Saturday, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Russia had also carried out a "double strike" attack on a logistics facility serving fast-food chain McDonald’s.
Baku's week of F1 racing, global security, and record investments
Euronewsby Saida Rustamova; Nargiz Mammadzada17d ago
Baku has completed a week of octane-fuelled racing, high-level security facilitation and secured record investments in one of its most dynamic events-filled weeks of the year.
Lourdes: Everything you need to know about Pope Leo XIV's visit
Euronewsby Etienne Paponaud17d ago
After spending two days in Paris, Leo XIV is set to land at Tarbes Lourdes Pyrénées airport on Saturday evening. He will then begin his visit to Lourdes with Mass at the Massabielle grotto.
How 21st-century glue is helping to finish Antoni Gaudí's masterpiece
Euronewsby Maria Muñoz Morillo; Juan Isidro Montero Garcia17d ago
An innovative modular construction system and 24 tonnes of structural adhesive have dramatically accelerated work on Gaudí's Sagrada Familia.
Are you in pain? Exercise may help more than common painkillers
Euronewsby Marta Iraola Iribarren17d ago
From pilates to tai chi, even modest amounts of exercise can relieve pain as effectively as common pain medicines, opening the door to holistic therapeutic approaches, according to a new study.
Israeli settlers seizing natural springs in the West Bank
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds17d ago
Earlier this month, 12 countries announced new trade sanctions on Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank amid what they called a "rapidly deteriorating" situation marked by increasing...
Behind the scenes: summit row and oil deal test Hungary-Ukraine ties
Euronewsby Sandor Zsiros17d ago
A dispute over Hungary’s role in Ukraine’s Carpathian Eight summit and the disclosure of an oil-storage deal between MOL and Naftogaz have further strained ties between Budapest and Kyiv, as a...
Caught in the crossfire: Cognac pays the price for Europe’s trade wars
Euronewsby Peggy Corlin17d ago
French Cognac producers are battling falling sales as trade disputes with China and the US squeeze the export-dependent industry and leave growers seeking EU support.
How is Russia recruiting Belarusians to fight in the war in Ukraine?
Euronews17d ago
Russia's recruitment drive targeting Belarusians has become a key tool to boost manpower on the battlefield and exploits economic hardship and isolation.
We can’t stop the ‘Godzilla’ El Niño – but can we limit its damage?
Euronewsby Craig Saueurs17d ago
El Niño can’t be stopped, but experts say better preparation and climate action could reduce the damage both now and in the future.
Ljubljana vs Zagreb: How the two Central European capitals compare
Euronewsby Dianne Apen-Sadler17d ago
The capitals of Slovenia and Croatia are overlooked in favour of lake and coastal destinations elsewhere – here’s why it’s time for you to change that.
Why are Norwegians buying more Chinese EVs despite growing scepticism?
Euronewsby Doloresz Katanich17d ago
Electric cars account for more than 95% of new car registrations in Norway, the highest share in the world. About one in four new EVs registered there are from fully or partly Chinese-owned brands.
Ceuta crisis reignites debate over suspending the EU’s right to asylum
Euronewsby Vincenzo Genovese17d ago
UN Refugee Agency, civil society groups and left-wing MEPs fear any proposal to suspend the right of asylum could enable illegal pushbacks, potentially exposing migrants to violence, torture or...
What is killing whale calves in Patagonia? bacteria under suspicion
Euronewsby Christina Thykjaer17d ago
Dozens of southern right whale calves have been found dead on Argentina's Patagonian coast. Scientists are probing a possible bacterial infection after an unusually deadly season.
The US lays groundwork for possible military action in Cuba, according to 'CBS News'
Euronewsby Christina Thykjaer18d ago
The US Army is considering deploying medical, logistics and military police units, as the Pentagon keeps plans ready for possible action in Cuba, the US broadcast network CBS is reporting...
Pope: AI must serve humans, not become a tool of domination
Euronewsby Estelle Nilsson-Julien18d ago
Pope Leo XIV, who has made AI a central component of his pontificate, warned against the dangers of the technology at UNESCO.
Iran proposes phased deal to end war
Euronewsby Peter Barabas18d ago
Iran’s foreign minister has proposed a seven-day roadmap to Washington by which Iran would reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the US lifts its naval blockade, together with other...
Trump and Xi declare harmony, no confrontation, as US state visit ends
Euronewsby Peter Barabas18d ago
Chinese president Xi Jinping’s state visit to Washington ends on a high note of pomp and less confrontation, as key details of his talks with US president Donald Trump are still to emerge China’s...