Germany’s Greens, CSU kick off election campaigns ahead of 23 February vote
German parties launch campaigns ahead of the country’s upcoming federal elections set for 23 February. Read More
Christian communities across Europe take part in traditional Epiphany celebrations
Orthodox Christians participated in blessing of the waters ceremonies, while Catholics in the Vatican attended Mass in St. Peter’s basilica. Read More
Delta, Iberia, Vueling: Which airlines were most on-time in 2024?
The report’s authors say the aviation industry has demonstrated significant resilience in the face of global industry challenges in 2024 Read More
How a rescued wild boar in France has inspired animal rights protests and actress Brigitte Bardot
Wild boars cause chaos in European cities and the countryside – but one has captured hearts and minds in France. Read More
An AI home robot on wheels, AI PCs and an AI refrigerator: Samsung’s latest tech at CES
Euronews Next was at the CES event for all the latest Samsung announcements. Read More
‘Breakneck speed’: Renewables reached 60 per cent of Germany’s power mix last year
Reducing coal usage and making permits easier has helped renewables become “the backbone of the system” in Germany. Read More
What to know about the Meta glasses the New Orleans attacker wore to scout scene
The man who drove a truck into a crowd of people in New Orleans on New Year’s Day wore Meta glasses to scout the scene in October. Read More
To be respected by Trump, Europe must stop being ‘weak and defeatist’, Macron says
The European Union came out of the first Trump presidency stronger and must continue to become more independent, the French president told his top diplomats. Read More
Watch: Georgian artist advocates autism awareness
Nino Chincharauli was oblivious to the struggles parents of Autistic children go through until her own were born with the condition. Read More
Puberty blockers are rarely prescribed to US transgender teenagers, study finds
The analysis of more than five million children in the US indicates that very few are transgender and prescribed puberty blockers. Read More