Hornet attacks: How Ukrainian drones are revolutionising the front line
Euronews spoke to two members of the Ukrainian organisation Wild Hornets about their aim to enhance Ukraine’s drone capabilities to combat Russia in the battlefield. Read More
Shadow soldiers: Does Lebanon have an army and why it is absent amid rising conflict with Israel?
The absence of the regular Lebanese army in the current crisis raises questions about state institutions’ capacity to confront a major conflict. Read More
Ukraine urges world leaders not to seek ‘an out’ from Russia’s war instead of true peace
The Ukrainian president told foreign leaders there is no alternative to the ‘peace formula’ he presented two years ago. Read More
Moon’s surface reproduced in Europe to prepare for future missions
Europe is seeking to place itself at the forefront of missions to the Moon with a facility covering almost 1,000 square metres that reproduces the lunar surface to train astronauts…
What the year of wars and elections has revealed about European sentiment
The currently self-absorbed Brussels would better get the message. If we postpone honest conclusions to the next elections in 2029, the European drama may indeed enact its final act, André…
Moving to Italy permanently could get easier if new campaign is successful
A change in the law could be good news for 2.5 million foreigners. Read More
High-speed train from Paris to Berlin to launch this winter with daily connections from €59
The route will include stops in three German cities. Read More
‘Team carry on’: How to travel with only one small bag, according to Reddit experts
Aficionados say that doing laundry becomes an ‘enjoyable’ part of the trip. Read More
Deutschland-Ticket: Germany’s popular monthly transport pass will soon be more expensive
The price of the Deutschland-Ticket will rise by 18 per cent next year. Read More
No more free food on flights? This European airline is trialling a buy-on-board programme
This airline will no longer serve free meals on certain flights. Read More