Nick Clegg to step down as Meta’s global affairs chief, replaced by former White House official
Clegg, a former UK deputy prime minister, became in charge of all of Meta’s policy matters in 2022. Read More
Slovakia threatens to cut aid to Ukrainian refugees over end of Russian gas
Slovak PM Robert Fico said his government was discussing retaliatory measures against Ukraine after Kyiv shut off a pipeline supplying central Europe with Russian natural gas. Read More
No, Charlie Hebdo didn’t publish an issue with Zelenskyy as a caricature of Quasimodo
Fake newspaper and magazine covers are a tactic often used in Russian propaganda. Read More
China is driving an electric vehicle revolution. But is it good news for the climate?
China’s EV boom offers climate hope, but market dominance risks new environmental challenges. Read More
Small talk-free walks and silent meals: Where to find peace and quiet on your next trip
In recent years, there has been a growing trend for silent tourism, from beaches where talking is prohibited to guides to the quietest spots in a city. Read More
Euro falls to its lowest level in two years against the dollar
The euro declined further against the US dollar to a fresh low in over two years amid concerns about the Eurozone’s economy, Trump’s tariffs, and monetary policy discrepancy between the…
Most in-demand jobs and skills in Europe: Which are the most sought on the internet?
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) specialists are by far the most in-demand professionals, making up 9% of all online job advertisements. Euronews Business takes a closer look at job ads…
AI, beating the quantum threat, social media: What to expect from tech in 2025
Euronews Next spoke to experts to find out what we can expect from tech, crypto, and social media in 2025. Read More
Dutch ‘War in Court’ database lists around 425,000 suspected Nazi collaborators
The research group Huygens Institute helped digitise the archive in a project subsidised by the Ministries of Justice, Education and Health. Read More
Europol dismantles network of hundreds of illegal sports streaming providers
The operation involved 15 countries, including Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK. Read More