Europe
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Ukraine's digital minister: 'We want Europe to use Ukraine as an AI sandbox'
Ukraine has built a digital state under the pressure of war. Digital Minister Oksana Ferchuk tells Euronews what Europe can learn from Ukraine, from digital government and AI to cybersecurity and resilience. Do you know where your driving...
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Andy Burnham to unveil public body to invest in electricity grid
The prime minister will say he wants to reduce energy costs in his first conference speech as Labour leader.
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Shop price inflation slows as retailers ramp up promotions to drive demand
Shop prices overall were 1.4% up on a year ago, down from August’s growth of 1.5%, according to the British Retail Consortium and NIQ.
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Gianni Infantino: Fifa president indicates there could a greater cash pledge to members
Fifa president Gianni Infantino indicates more money could be distributed to the governing body's members from its cash reserves.
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Video. Pope Leo ends France trip in Metz, spotlighting Schuman and EU unity
The pontiff chose Metz, a city long shaped by Europe’s shifting borders and conflicts, to honour** Robert Schuman**, the French Catholic statesman who became one of the architects of** European integrationafter the Second World War**. At a...
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Fears over future of World Conker Championships due to climate change
The UK climate continues to face the uncertain effects of extreme weather
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Our food system is vulnerable to El Niño, warns UK climate minister
Extreme weather could damage harvests worldwide, but the answer is more local food production, not stockpiling, Katie White said in an interview with New Scientist
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I’ve studied ‘forever chemicals’ for a decade. Here’s the truth about Pfas risk
Pfas are difficult pollutants to deal with because they do not break down in the environment
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Burnham edges Labour closer to rejoining EU
Exclusive: After Ed Miliband told the Labour conference in Liverpool that Britain’s future is at the heart of Europe, ministers say it is ‘not if but how’ the prime minister puts rejoin in the next election manifesto
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What Trump's potential US diesel export ban could mean for you
The threatened proposal aims to protect US consumers from rising costs, but it could trigger major economic waves if it were to happen.
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Russia's foreign minister Sergey Lavrov questions UK's future
In response, Plaid Cymru said Wales' future was "not for the Kremlin to endorse, oppose or exploit".
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Video. Latest news bulletin
Video. Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 28th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Shein cautions over uncertain backdrop after European sales slide
Shein revealed its latest performance in its first trading update since floating on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at the start of this month.
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Andy Burnham to unveil publicly owned Great British Grid to slash UK energy costs
Burnham also intends to push for a speedier rollout of renewables alongside boosted network infrastructure
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Denmark, at UN, says Greenland pact benefits all parties involved
The security agreement signed by the U_S_, Denmark and Greenland last week “strengthens the defense of Greenland, the NATO area, and the American continent."
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Telehandler fetches £80,000 at machinery sale
A telehandler fetched £80,500 at a machinery sale.
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Heat pump sales soar across Europe after states cut electricity taxes, data shows
EU to push member states to cut tax rate below duty on gas, with 11% surge in sales also put down to fallout from Iran war
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Parts of UK to roast in 27C weather on Tuesday before rain and wind move in
The heat is ‘notable for this time of year’, Met Office says
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It’s likely you’re going to see gas prices go even higher. Here’s why
In the US, 47 states experienced record-high diesel prices on Sept. 22, with the national average reaching $6.52 per gallon
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KIDS Act: Do Europeans support banning social media for children?
Some 91% of Europeans agree on tightening social media regulation for children, with a blanket ban emerging as the most widely backed measure. #EuropeInMotion
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Telehandler fetches £80,000 at machinery sale
A telehandler fetched £80,500 at a machinery sale.
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Video. Latest news bulletin
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond in this Euronews news bulletin. In just a few minutes, our newsroom brings you the latest news and breaking news across world affairs, business, politics, culture,...
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Pope urges religious leaders in France to preach peace as he recalls foundations of European unity
Pope Leo XIV is urging religious leaders in France to preach messages of peace and unity
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EU seeks hybrid threat playbook without duplicating NATO
EU foreign and defence ministers backed further work on a new protocol for responding to hybrid threats, while stressing that it must complement rather than duplicate NATO. The EU’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said European foreign...
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Ukraine war live: Moscow ‘planning more acts of sabotage in Europe’
European countries should be able to act before such attacks take place, Kaja Kallas says
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Turkish comedian Deniz Göktaş on trial for insulting President Erdoğan in standup show
Göktaş's arrest was the latest in a widening crackdown on anyone seen as critical of Turkey's conservative government or its values, which has netted hundreds of politicians, artists, musicians, journalists and LGBTQ+ activists. A popular...
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Ripon detectorist calls Bayeux Tapestry a 'medieval stitch-up'
A Ripon metal detectorist has described the Bayeux Tapestry as a medieval stitch-up for leaving out one of Yorkshire's most significant battles.
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UK’s future lies in deeper partnership with EU, Miliband says
The foreign secretary said Europe is ‘not just our geography but so much more’
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Israel v Republic of Ireland: FAI investigating alleged racist abuse of Adam Idah
The FAI is amassing high-quality footage of the alleged incident with the aim of presenting evidence to Uefa.
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US construction giant agrees to a $35 million settlement for workers building the Milan consulate
An American company building the new U.S. Consulate in Milan has agreed to pay millions to compensate foreign workers who earned less than $2 an hour
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Stevie Wonder releases four unheard songs from Songs in the Key of Life sessions
Previously unreleased material comes as Wonder marks 50th anniversary of album with arena tour
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Healey tells party conference that money New Labour had in 1990s ‘is simply not there now’ – UK politics live
Chancellor blames austerity, Brexit and Truss’s mini-budget for current poor levels of growth compared to under his predecessor, Gordon Brown
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Bradford firm that survived two World Wars forced to close after 125 years
A Bradford textile company with more than a century of history has closed its doors.
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Will a polar vortex hit the UK this autumn? Here’s what the Met Office is predicting
Experts said the El Niño will continue to have ‘far-reaching’ consequences for global weather
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Līvāni: the fibre-optic capital of Latvia
Latvia is focusing on a technological niche: fibre optics. It exports more than 90% of its production. This versatile technology, made from synthetic quartz, is flexible and capable of transmitting ultraviolet and infrared rays. #SmartRegions
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Iran wants one thing in its war with the West
As speculation swirls over the RAF Fairford plot, Maira Butt take a closer look at the drone strikes, assassination attempts and hacking data centres that key suspect Iran and its affiliates are believed to have utilised in recent years
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Is supporting Everton a life of misery - or celebration?
Is supporting Everton a life of misery, or are there still reasons to celebrate? Chief football writer Phil McNulty seeks the answer.
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Euronews explains: Does the EU have enough gas for winter?
With winter approaching and gas storage at record-low levels, EU governments are bracing for soaring costs as they compete with Asian buyers to secure supplies and avert power outages. The European Union is heading into winter with a thin...
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Sadiq Khan says Andy Burnham must prepare to rejoin EU now
It comes days after Sir Tony Blair said Britain should commit to rejoining the European Union within the next 10 years
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Sandilands: Former golf course on the coast which has been transformed into a wetland habitat
A former golf course that has been transformed into a wetland habitat to support a myriad of bird species is set to open, the National Trust has announced, with the public now able to visit Sandilands – a new 30-hectare nature reserve north of Skegness on the Lincolnshire coast.
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Video. Latest news bulletin
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond in this Euronews news bulletin. In just a few minutes, our newsroom brings you the latest news and breaking news across world affairs, business, politics, culture,...
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Why the EU is unlikely to slash its diplomatic delegations
The EU is unlikely to cut its diplomatic delegations despite budget pressure. The network, already being restructured, is vital for smaller member states and European companies. #EuropeNews
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‘The same struggles as 100 years ago’: exhibition highlights lives of Sami people in Sweden
Show at Kin Museum in Kiruna marks handover of long-awaited report on abuses committed by the state against the Indigenous people
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‘A gold mine’: How old EV batteries could help prevent Europe from wasting solar and wind energy
Repurposing retired EV batteries could lower Europeans’ energy bills and prevent wind and solar farms from being switched off. Retired electric vehicle (EV) batteries could transform Europe’s outdated energy grid – preventing billions of...
