Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan: What is the latest travel advice amid the Israel-Hamas war?
Some areas are still safe for tourists while others are completely offbounds. Read More
‘Every journey leads to a connection’: Why peace is the theme of this year’s World Tourism Day
Leaders from across the travel industry are meeting in Tbilisi today. Read More
‘Panda economy’: Can two new bears give Hong Kong’s tourism industry a boost?
Two cute new giant pandas have arrived in Hong Kong. Can they give tourism a boost? Read More
UK passport holders advised to swat up on validity rules as passenger wrongly denied boarding
Confusion over UK passport rules recently saw a passenger wrongly denied boarding. Read More
Bond investors see French debt as more risky than Spanish, according to the price
Once one of Europe’s safest assets, French 10-year bonds were priced slightly higher than their Spanish equivalents. Read More
Commerzbank in larger payout pledge ahead of UniCredit talks
The German lender is lifting profit targets and shareholder rewards as Italy’s UniCredit contemplates a merger. Read More
How climate change is battering one of Norway’s key commodity markets
Climate change is having an effect on one of Norway’s most important commodity markets – the fishing sector. Euronews Business looks at what steps are being taken to protect it.…
OpenAI could switch to for-profit, giving Sam Altman a stake as more staff quit ChatGPT maker
Chief technology officer Mira Murati is also the latest senior staffer to step down in a leadership shake-up Read More
Microsoft claims its new AI correction feature can fix hallucinations. Does it work?
Microsoft claims it has a new capability that detects and corrects false or misleading statements from AI. Read More
European girls are starting puberty much earlier than before. Here’s what we know about why
Researchers have some promising leads but no definite answers as to why girls are entering early puberty more frequently than in the past. Read More