euronews.comadded August 2026
Euronewsby Fakhriya M Suleiman14d ago
Bill White, Ambassador of the United States to Belgium, told Euronews that Belgian travellers could soon breeze through major US airports as Global Entry plans move forward.
Euronews14d ago
Parliament speaker Ghalibaf said if Iran cannot sell oil, "no one in the region will sell oil," as the IRGC called Trump "a big liar," said US bases were the "only source of insecurity" in the...
Euronewsby Quirino Mealha14d ago
Anthropic has devoted almost a third of its IPO prospectus to risk factors, warning that its AI may pose "existential risks to humanity", while the filing also reveals a $42 billion (€36.9bn) net...
Euronewsby David Mouriquand14d ago
Prior to hitting the road for a special tour of the UK, Europe and the US, Stevie Wonder releases four unheard songs from sessions of his seminal album ‘Songs In The Key Of Life’, which celebrates...
Euronewsby Doloresz Katanich14d ago
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered that the assets of German retailer Metro AG be placed under temporary administration.
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn14d ago
European countries have already faced multiple incursions by Russian drones as well as a campaign of covert Russian disruption which began after Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Euronewsby Luca Bertuzzi14d ago
Six "frugal" EU leaders have stepped up pressure on the Irish presidency to slash the next long-term budget by "several hundred billion euros" in its new compromise text.
Euronewsby Aleksandar Brezar14d ago
Remnants of the so-called IS terrorist group have continued to target energy infrastructure after the fall of al-Assad in the eastern province of Deir ez-Zor.
Euronewsby Roselyne Min14d ago
The UK start-up says the data centre could eventually expand from 50 to 90 megawatts of power — enough, if used continuously, to consume as much electricity in a year as about 315,000 typical UK...
Euronewsby Roselyne Min14d ago
Google argues that Android is already open to other services and that the search data requirements lack adequate safeguards, user knowledge and consent.
Euronewsby Tamsin Paternoster; James Thomas14d ago
Tajani's comments about the length of a woman's skirt have earned him mockery online, as well as criticism from other politicians and even the Church.
Euronewsby Denis Loctier14d ago
Estonia is betting on cheap, resilient and locally built drones to deter a much larger neighbour. Euronews Next saw the technology in action and heard how lessons from Ukraine are helping shape it.
Euronewsby Cagla Uren14d ago
Bailiffs boarded the Caspian Airlines Boeing 737 as passengers sat ready for departure and served a €3 million debt order before it could take off.
Euronewsby David Mouriquand14d ago
The UK government says national museums will remain free for all, ending months of speculation that international visitors could be charged to enter institutions.
Euronewsby Farhad Mirmohammadsadeghi; Gavin Blackburn14d ago
The visit came weeks after a bombshell Israeli media report that the Emirati president had warned Netanyahu ahead of the Hamas-led attack on Israel in 2023, which the Israeli premier did not pass...
Euronews14d ago
The Netherlands legalised euthanasia for severely ill children between the ages of one and 12 in 2024.
Euronewsby Elisabeth Heinz; Leticia Batista Cabanas14d ago
European Commission's Ursula von der Leyen formally invited Canada to become the EU’s first-ever “associate member”. What is an “associate member” and what does this mean for Canada and the EU?
Euronewsby Angela Skujins14d ago
Good morning. This is Mared Gwyn in Brussels, penning today’s newsletter with my colleague Angela Skujins.
Euronewsby Yorgos Mitropoulos14d ago
Naxos Graviera, the hard cheese of the Greek Cycladic island was named the world’s best cheese in 2025 by the food guide TasteAtlas, but its makers are now facing increasing production problems.
Euronewsby Piero Cingari14d ago
From Legoland's owner to Lipton tea and Aston Martin, Europe's lowest-rated borrowers face a looming refinancing wall as interest rates rise again. Borrowing money is getting more expensive again.
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