Ukraine’s ‘avoiders’ try to dodge being drafted into a bloody war
As Ukraine enters its fourth year of full-scale war following Russia’s invasion, its armed forces face a growing crisis. Read More
Restoring Rubens: How a gigantic masterpiece is transformed in front of public eyes
Restorers at Antwerp’s Royal Fine Arts Museum are carefully restoring Peter Paul Rubens’ massive ‘Enthroned Madonna Adored by Saints’ masterpiece in full view of the public. Read More
France’s military forced out of Sahel region as it closes base in Chad
The handover of the last French military base in Chad and the Sahel marks a loss of influence for Paris and European interests in the region. Read More
Jobs market at a crossroads: Which are the fastest growing and declining jobs?
Euronews Business takes a closer look at the top growing and declining jobs, offering significant insights into global employment trends by 2030. Read More
Russia says its captured another village in Donetsk in eastern Ukraine
Moscow claims to have seized the eastern Ukrainian village of Novovasylivka as it appears to be slowly closing in on the key logistic city of Prokrovsk. Read More
Spanish Foreign minister assesses Middle East situation with Euronews
“Gaza belongs to the Palestinian and the people living in Gaza,” Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares told Euronews in an exclusive interview following recent remarks by US President Donald…
Protesters in Barcelona angry at evictions and high rental rates
Local residents and activists blame the influx of tourists, many of whom seek short-term rental accommodations, for contributing to soaring rent prices. Read More
‘World’s first industrial pollution’: Evidence of toxic lead found in ancient Greece
Lead released from smelting in ancient Greece is the world’s first toxic pollution, experts say. Read More
‘Harmful and toxic output’: DeepSeek has ‘major security and safety gaps,’ study warns
A new study looking into DeepSeek-R1’s safety found that it could explain in detail the biochemical interactions of mustard gas with DNA. Read More
Norway seizes ship with Russian crew in Baltic Sea cable damage investigation
The NATO military alliance is ramping up efforts to protect undersea cables in the region amid growing concerns of Russian sabotage and spying. Read More