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Hundreds of thousands in need of aid as floods wipe out homes in Nigeria
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At least 233 dead in Vietnam following Typhoon Yagi's aftermath
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EU ministers expect Hungary to adopt more coherent and transparent climate policy
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Demographic decline: Greece faces alarming population collapse
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North Korea gives glimpse of secretive uranium facility as Kim pushes for more nukes
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Europe's space ambitions on the right trajectory, ESA Director General says
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War in Ukraine: Hundreds evacuate, but some remain hesitant to leave their homes
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Brussels’ first consumption centre aims to keep drugs off streets of EU capital
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State of the Union: Germany's border politics and US election campaign fever
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EU countries given three options to raise €45 billion loan for Ukraine using Russia's frozen assets
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Russian missile reportedly hits Turkish Ukrainebound cargo ship near Romania
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Dutch government to ask opt-out clause from EU asylum rules 'as soon as possible'
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Italy eyes up nuclear energy with plans to approve new plants by 2025
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Erasmus+ and research funding slashed in EU’s 2025 budget plans
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Former MEPs hunting for jobs: What are the EU's 'revolving doors' rules?
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Study finds eastern-western Europe divide on how religion influences voting choices
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German conservatives threaten to reverse cannabis legalisation amid licence uncertainty
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I’m fit for job, not linked to Yugoslav secret police, says new Slovenian EU commissioner pick Kos
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Italy's Dosdè eastern glacier on thin ice as it retreats by seven metres
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Women could experience greater weight loss with Mounjaro, but also more side effects, study finds
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Speaking with an AI chatbot may help to reduce people's conspiracy beliefs, study finds
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Commission brings medical, toys rules in line with AI Act
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‘People think it's like the Matrix’: Neuralink’s first patient on having a brain chip
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OpenAI releases o1 model that reasons with a ‘chain of thought’ but is not without its flaws
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African countries report more than 100 mpox-related deaths in a week
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The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
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In Pictures: Notre Dame Cathedral's bells replaced during fire restoration
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"It just doesn't look right": New statue of Queen Elizabeth II divides opinion
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Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: ‘The Substance’ - Coralie Fargeat’s spine-cleaving triumph
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'Like looking into Van Gogh's soul': National Gallery hosts spectacular show of Dutch painter's work
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Tim Burton's Beetlejuice comes to life in Lyon
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Everything you need to know about the MTV Video Music Awards: Will Taylor Swift make history?
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From Oslo to Budapest: These are the best and worst metro systems in Europe
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SNCF issues and not enough carriages: Amsterdam to Barcelona sleeper train delayed
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Climate change triggered a mega-tsunami that caused the Earth to vibrate for nine days
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From ‘local threat to valuable resource’: Could Iceland’s lava be a sustainable building material?
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Von der Leyen moots ‘nature credits’ market to avert ecosystem collapse
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‘Leave no trace’: How a pack of Cheetos dropped in a US national park devastated its ecosystem
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‘Punitive instrument’: Brazil says EU deforestation laws will affect one third of exports
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European governments are using ‘harsh, overly broad’ laws to silence climate protesters