Von der Leyen pledges Ukraine €160m in aid, energy support from frozen Russian assets
With 80% of thermal plants destroyed, Kyiv is facing a difficult winter – but some worry EU support means higher prices for Europeans. Read More
Prime Minister Rama insists Albania migrant deal ‘exclusive’ to Italy as more countries eye scheme
Albania’s “unconditional love” for Italy means Rome has the exclusive privilege to house asylum seekers on Albanian soil, Rama told Euronews. Read More
Battle for Pokrovsk: Why is Russia so focused on the eastern Ukrainian town?
Kyiv’s surprise incursion into Kursk hasn’t changed Russia’s plans and strategic priorities. Moscow is still primarily focused on capturing Pokrovsk and advancing in eastern Ukraine. Read More
Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia hit by Russian aerial attacks
In Kharkiv, ballistic missiles were launched around midnight, and bombs were dropped in the morning, local reports say. Read More
Will Brandenburg follow the far-right surge in eastern Germany?
The third and final eastern German state of Brandenburg heads to the polls in just a couple of days. With the government already adopting far-right policies in a bid to…
‘Usually it’s a harmless little river’: Austrians struck by flooding reel from ruin left in its wake
Authorities have reported 23 deaths in Central Europe, as record rainfall has caused devastation to infrastructure in small towns. Read More
EU Commission pushes Apple over headset, watch interoperability
The EU executive is using new powers intended to stop online gatekeepers dominating digital markets, given fears it might block out rivals to its own Apple Watch or AirPods. Read…
Right-wing MEPs unite to recognise González as Venezuelan president, weakening cordon sanitaire
It is the first time the Strasbourg hemicycle’s bolstered right-wing factions unite in a vote since June’s European elections. Read More
Silvio Berlusconi posthumously wins longstanding banking dispute in EU court
The ECB did not have the right to probe Silvio Berlusconi’s holdings in Banca Mediolanum, in spite of the late Italian prime minister’s conviction for tax fraud, the EU’s highest…
Oddballs, or just independent-minded? Meet the European Parliament’s outsiders
Some broke it off, some got dumped, and some just prefer the single life. Euronews examines how the EU’s 32 unattached MEPs got that way. Read More