euronews.comadded August 2026
Euronewsby Denis Loctier12d ago
Drones have changed the face of war in Ukraine. At the Tallinn Defence EXPO, Estonian companies showed the counter-drone systems and battlefield robots they say Europe now needs.
Euronewsby Franziska Müller12d ago
Europe has so far built few humanoid robots, yet could profit from each one. German car part suppliers may play a key role in joints, says a Fraunhofer study.
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn12d ago
Saudi and UAE authorities have said little publicly beyond confirming that investigations were underway. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said the copilot was arrested.
Euronewsby Estelle Nilsson-Julien12d ago
The French government, lacking a clear parliamentary majority, faces a difficult political battle as it seeks to pass its budget.
Euronewsby David Mouriquand12d ago
According to the Moscow-based organizer Say Agency, the controversial rapper's two October dates in St Petersburg have been cancelled.
Euronewsby Evi Kiorri12d ago
Ahead of October's EU-Canada summit, both sides are considering a partnership beyond CETA and €130 billion in annual trade.
Euronewsby Mared Gwyn Jones12d ago
Good morning, I’m Mared Gwyn. Welcome to your Thursday newsletter. Today: NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte tells Euronews that Russia should stop issuing nuclear threats, and the UK Prime Minister...
Euronewsby Servet Yanatma12d ago
A 50-litre diesel tank costs the equivalent of 15.4% of Bulgaria’s gross monthly minimum wage, compared with 3.8% in Luxembourg, as fuel prices have risen since the Iran war began.
Euronewsby Joana Mourão Carvalho12d ago
Worldwide, around 1.3 billion people live with migraine, making it one of the most common neurological disorders and a leading cause of disability.
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn12d ago
Pike was 18 when she and her boyfriend beat and killed Colleen Slemmer, 19, at a job training camp for young people.
Euronewsby Christina Thykjaer12d ago
The Colombian pop star returns to Spain after eight years with a 12-show residency in Madrid, celebrating Latin culture and turning a chapter of her life into a spectacle of music, freedom and...
Euronewsby Christina Molle; Gavin Blackburn12d ago
Since last week, students have staged protests outside schools over grievances ranging from timetables, class sizes and a shortage of teachers to overheated classrooms during this year's heatwaves.
Euronewsby Chaima Chihi12d ago
Researchers estimate that around 84% of lost body fat is exhaled as carbon dioxide, while the remaining 16% is lost as water.
Euronewsby Ruth Wright12d ago
“Methane is the quickest brake we have on warming this decade. Before ministers agree to ease off it, I'd ask them to look very carefully at what it actually costs.” The EU has proposed to delay...
Euronewsby Saskia O'Donoghue12d ago
EU travellers could soon get a larger cabin allowance at no extra cost – but UK passengers flying out of UK airports are unlikely to benefit from the new rules.
Euronewsby Malek Fouda12d ago
The measures come as the country’s conservative leader Sanae Takaichi looks to deliver on election promises, which were spearheaded by vast immigration reforms, in her historic supermajority...
Euronewsby Malek Fouda12d ago
The US-led force has been operating in Iraq for 12 years to dismantle ISIS networks which had threatened to takeover the region and plunge it into instability.
Euronewsby Anna Flori12d ago
Four winners from 200 nominees are honoured for standing up to authoritarian rule, patriarchal violence and unchecked AI development.
Euronewsby Simon Ormiston12d ago
Tehran has rejected any involvement in Sunday's incident at the US-used airbase, where police found petrol but no explosives and five suspects have been released on bail.
Euronewsby Laila Humairah Binti Kambarudin12d ago
The 11th AIIB annual meeting brings policymakers, investors and business leaders from around the world to Doha to explore how technology, sustainability, connectivity and investment are reshaping...
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