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The article reports on the conclusion of a seven-month manhunt for Australian fugitive Dezi Freeman, who was killed by police after being wanted for the August murder of two officers.
China imposed sanctions on Japanese lawmaker Keiji Furuya for alleged collusion with Taiwan independence forces, citing violations of the 'One China' principle.
By the 50th anniversary of Land Day, Palestinians lose most of their land Palestinians continue to face illegal Israeli settlement expansions, land seizures and restrictions on access to their…
A video of an online live chat has gone viral showing a pro-monarchy Iranian musician thanking Israeli women for 'saving' Iran through airstrikes.
A Canadian YouTuber documented congestion involving numerous ships in the Strait of Hormuz during a tour from Bandar Abbas. The footage captures a significant number of oil tankers and cargo ships in the critical waterway.
A Russian oil tanker entered Cuban waters, potentially providing relief during Cuba's fuel crisis. US President Donald Trump appeared to soften his stance on a de facto oil embargo against Cuba.
The article discusses the current state of Spain's film industry, comparing it to past performance and other countries like France and Italy.
The article discusses the EU's unanimity voting rule, which allows member states to block decisions, and its implications for EU governance.
The article reports on a Russian oil tanker approaching Cuba despite a US fuel blockade, with President Trump downplaying the shipment's significance while reiterating threats against Cuba's government.
The article explains the deadline for cash ISA applications, changes to savings limits for under-65s, and expert advice on securing high interest rates before the tax year ends.
The article reports on declining economic confidence in the UK linked to rising living costs and global instability, citing Which? consumer data and Bank of England inflation projections.
The article provides a schedule for Euronews' morning program 'Europe Today,' detailing segments and guests without presenting news content or opinions.
Israeli authorities restored access to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for the Latin Patriarch after blocking him from holding Palm Sunday Mass, citing security concerns during the Iran conflict.
European leaders, including Germany's Merz and France's Macron, are opposing direct U.S.-Israeli military actions against Iran, citing lack of consultation, unclear objectives, and public opposition.
A museum in Italy reported a theft of three valuable paintings worth €9m, with police describing the crime as structured and rapid.
The article discusses the impact of former President Trump's tariff policy, citing economic data and expert opinions. It mentions the effects on US consumers, supply chains, and international trade negotiations, while referencing legal…
Amnesty International's report criticizes the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosts for human rights concerns, including immigration enforcement actions in the U.S., travel restrictions, and security measures in Canada and Mexico.
US President Donald Trump claims the US-Israeli war on Iran has led to 'regime change' and the decimation of key Iranian leadership. He asserts Iran will cease to exist as a country if it does not comply with US demands.
WTO negotiations on e-commerce concluded without major agreements due to disagreements between the US, Brazil, and other members. The stalemate highlights ongoing challenges for the WTO's relevance in global trade discussions.