Fight for water: Dried-up lakes and mass fish deaths at one of Hungary’s largest fish farms
The fish farm’s manager blames upstream irrigation, but water authorities say water was shared according to the rules and none was witheld. Read More
The fish farm’s manager blames upstream irrigation, but water authorities say water was shared according to the rules and none was witheld. Read More
Warehouses, homes and critical infrastructure were damaged across Ukraine, while officials in Kherson warned residents to leave ahead of a winter onslaught. Read More
Norway’s monarchy dates back to King Harald Fairhair in the ninth century. When the country regained independence in 1905, three-quarters of voters backed restoring the monarchy in a national referendum.…
The Norwegian monarch, who reigned for 35 years, is praised for his warmth and humility as his death was confirmed by the palace. Read More
How is the German military preparing for a potential conflict on NATO’s eastern flank? Euronews spent a week with Germany’s Lithuania Brigade and electronic warfare units near the Belarusian border.…
Russia’s immobilised assets are back on the table, a year after the EU tried and failed to use them to support Ukraine. Could a new effort to unlock them succeed?…
Seven key candidates running in the French presidential election battled it out in their first debate on Thursday, with the economy, the public debt and pension reform dominating heated discussions.…
Switzerland’s long-standing position has been one of well-armed neutrality and the European country has mandatory conscription for men. Read More
Tensions have risen after a military vehicle carrying four soldiers was “ambushed” in the early hours of Thursday by about 70 migrants, who attacked it with stones and other objects,…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy repeated calls for Kyiv’s allies to send more ballistic missile defence packages to counter such attacks. Read More