Google on trial over its digital advertising tech in a new antitrust lawsuit in the US
Google faces yet another antitrust lawsuit in the US after a major defeat over its search engine dominance in August. Read More
With AI, EU has opportunity to capitalise on digital, says Draghi
The bloc has lost the cloud market, however, the report said. Read More
UK jobs market sees worst month in more than a decade
The strength of the UK’s jobs market fell for the 14th month in a row in August, according to accountant BDO. Read More
Residents in northern Romania survey damage after massive fire is extinguished
People said they had to try to tackle the fire themselves to protect their homes until firefighters were able to reach the scene and put it out. Read More
Von der Leyen’s big reveal, Newsletter
This week’s key events presented by Euronews’ editor in chief for EU policy, Jeremy Fleming-Jones. Read More
iPhone16: What to expect from Apple’s ‘Glowtime’ event and why its AI won’t be coming to Europe soon
While it’s expected to be rolled out to users as early as October, don’t expect to see Apple intelligence in Europe anytime soon. Read More
China finish top of Paralympic table for sixth consecutive time as Games wrap up in Paris
China won almost twice as many medals as second placed Great Britain. Check out the full medal table here. Read More
Five convicts escape from Portuguese high-security penitentiary in ‘well-planned’ prison break
The quintet, who broke out of Portugal’s high-security Alcoentre prison, had help from outside to scale a 6-metre wall. Read More
What will be the legacy of the 2024 Paris Paralympics?
The Paris Paralympic Games broke records with 169 participating delegations and 165 media outlets covering the event. But what long-lasting legacy will remain now that the Games are over? Read…
Pedro Sánchez arrives in Beijing as EU-China tariffs rift rumbles on
The EU imposed provisional tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles with the European Commission maintaining that Chinese firms unfairly benefit from government subsidies, allowing them to keep their prices artificially low.…