European Union officials have raided the offices of a Chinese company as part of a probe into subsidies, exposing rising tensions between the bloc and one of its biggest trading partners.
The European Commission said Tuesday that it carried out (...)
Top UN officials launched a fresh global campaign to tackle the climate emergency on Tuesday, with social media influencers, Indigenous leaders and corporate giants showing what they've done and what's to come.
The Climate Promise 2025 aims to (...)
Military spending in Central and Western Europe is now higher than the last year of the Cold War, a new report has found.
According to new data released by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), Europe has seen a widespread (...)
Jury selection in Donald Trump's historic criminal trial is in its final stage, raising hopes that opening statements could be made on Monday.
A full 12-person panel has been sworn in, and six alternate jurors are being sought to act as reserves if (...)
VENICE — Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan, Minister of Culture and Governor of the Royal Commission for AlUla, concluded his official visit to Italy, where he met with several Italian cultural leaders to discuss enhancing cultural exchange (...)
David Cameron has urged Israeli leaders to do "as little as possible to escalate" tensions in the Middle East on a visit to Jerusalem.
The UK foreign secretary made the comments ahead of his meeting with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israel has (...)
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says surrogacy is "inhuman" and is backing steeper penalties against the practice, including fines of up to $1 million and multiple-year prison sentences.
The act of surrogacy — with or without payment — is (...)
The European Union's make-or-break attempt to reform its migration and asylum policy faces a tight vote in the Parliament, as party divisions deepen.
The vote is scheduled to take place on Wednesday afternoon in a plenary session that will see MEPs (...)
The hydroelectric power plant on Lake Suviana seen in a video shared by the Italian fire and rescue service
Four people have died and several are missing following an explosion at a hydroelectric power plant in northern Italy.
The blast occurred (...)
Three former Supreme Court justices have joined more than 600 legal experts in calling for the UK government to end weapons sales to Israel.
In a letter to the prime minister, they said exports must end because the UK risks breaking international (...)
Europeans give a thumbs down to the European Union's efforts to control irregular migration and demand stronger border controls.
This is one of the eye-catching takeaways from an exclusive Euronews poll conducted by Ipsos among almost 26,000 (...)
Japan's cabinet has approved the export of new fighter jets it is developing with the UK and Italy, in the latest move away from its pacifist policies.
It eased arms export rules to allow the jets to be sold to countries that Japan has signed (...)
Russia's Vladimir Putin has acknowledged "radical Islamists" carried out Friday's deadly attack on a Moscow concert hall.
But he has repeated his claim that they had some kind of link to Ukraine and the West.
Ukraine has rejected the Russian claim (...)
Former Brazil international football player Robinho has been arrested to serve a nine-year prison sentence for rape.
He was convicted two years ago in Italy for his part in the gang rape of an Albanian woman at a night club in Milan in (...)
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is seeking damages of $108,200 (€100,000) in a civil trial after pornographic deepfake videos of her were uploaded online.
Meloni has been called to testify in a Sardinian court on July 2 in the civil case she (...)
The European Union on Sunday announced a €7.3 billion aid package for cash-strapped Egypt amid concerns that economic pressure and conflicts and chaos in neighboring countries could drive more migrants to European shores.
European Commission (...)
European Union countries have agreed to a law requiring companies to ensure their supply chains do not cause environmental damage or use forced labor.
A majority of 17 out of the 27 members backed the legislation on Friday and there were no votes (...)
European Union countries reached on Wednesday evening a hard-fought deal to boost and revamp military assistance to Ukraine. The agreement struck by ambassadors in Brussels will inject an additional €5 billion into the European Peace Facility (EPF) (...)
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo was harshly criticized by progressive Members of the European Parliament.
Orpo addressed on Wednesday the European Parliament and outlined his political priorities for the next legislature.
"My government is (...)
The European Commission has recommended opening EU accession talks with Bosnia and Herzegovina, eight years after the Western Balkan country applied to be a member of the bloc.
Announcing her executive's decision on Tuesday morning in a speech to (...)
The UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) must continue to receive "adequate funding" to avoid a humanitarian disaster in Gaza, the European Commissioner for Crisis Management, Janez Lenarčič, has said.
His warning comes as uncertainty mounts (...)
RIYADH and LONDON — The Public Investment Fund (PIF) and the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) have announced a new multi-year strategic partnership.
This collaboration is set to enhance the global tennis landscape, benefiting players, fans, (...)
Ukraine's president has issued a rallying cry, vowing that his country will prevail, as it marks two years since Russia's full-scale invasion.
"None of us will allow our Ukraine to end," Volodymyr Zelensky said in an address in the capital Kyiv.
He (...)
Volodymyr Zelensky said 31,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been killed during Russia's full-scale invasion.
The Ukrainian president said he would not give the number of wounded as that would help Russian military planning.
Typically, Ukrainian officials (...)
Only one in ten Europeans believe that Ukraine can defeat Russia, according to an EU-wide poll.
Conducted across 12 EU countries — including France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain and Sweden — the survey found that pessimism (...)