Latest news bulletin | October 21st – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond – latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. Read More
An island-hopping adventure tour of the Canary Islands
Pull your focus from the Canary Islands’ idyllic golden beaches and glittering ocean views to find an Atlantic playground catering to a full spectrum of adventure appetites. Read More
Amazon’s EU lobbying spend hits €5M – nearly double its reported figures
The correction of the spending follows a complaint by several transparency organisations. Read More
Gold and silver surge to new records as haven demand mounts
Gold and silver surged amidst growing fears of escalating conflicts in the Middle East, uncertainties surrounding the US election, and central banks embarking on easing cycles. Analysts expect gold prices…
Hanging trains and hip taco joints: Why you should take the European Sleeper to Dresden this winter
I visited Dresden on the European Sleeper – here’s why you should try it this winter. Read More
$1 billion Grand Egyptian Museum launches partial opening for 4000 daily visits
The Grand Egyptian Museum near the Giza Pyramids has partially opened 12 halls for a trial run, as it prepares for a full opening after years of delays. Read More
Silver-haired hires: Unlocking the potential of Europe’s older workers
Ageing populations require a shake up of our pension systems, but fair and effective changes require an understanding of older workers. Read More
My spa break on Lake Garda was the perfect way to welcome in autumn
Head here for lazy days in the sauna, expert spa treatments and 6-course dinners. Read More
Why balancing Europe’s AI regulations is a difficult juggling act for start-ups
Euronews Next was at CES unveiled to discover the latest tech to watch and speak to innovative start-ups on the challenges they face. Read More
“Like being in a zoo” – Primrose Hill residents push back against Paddington-themed Airbnb
Primrose Hill residents in London are frustrated as Airbnb plans a Paddington Bear-themed experience, fearing it will attract more tourists and influencers to their iconic street. Read More