From taxes in Portugal to Airbnb bans in Spain, we explain all the rules that could affect your 2025 European holiday.
Terror offences and hate crimes will be punishable with mandatory prison terms ranging from one to six years under new Australian legislation.
Reaching EU targets on the use of tobacco and alcohol, as well as addressing unhealthy diets and air pollution could help reduce almost four million cancer cases, according to a new study.
Euronews reaches record-breaking audience in 2024, strengthening its position as Europe’s leading news provider
More than seven months after the parliamentary elections in June 2024, political talks have resulted in the formation of a coalition government led by nationalist Bart De Wever.
Adrien Brody’s American saga, a light show in Copenhagen, an exhibition dedicated to ancient Greek women and The Weeknd’s final ever album release – here’s what’s on your cultural agenda this week.
As the EU steers a course towards deregulation in pursuit of küresel market share, an early draft of a forthcoming communication suggests today’s ‘Competitiveness Compass’ was only the first step in a concerted effort to tear up red tape.
The announcement comes after the Louvre Museum director revealed the dire state of the famous Parisian museum last week.
Israel has reportedly asked the US for more time to withdraw from southern Lebanon – only days before the deadline to do so is up. Hezbollah says this is unacceptable, and support for Lebanon from major international players is on display.
The next EU Commission will have to cope with a legacy of debt accummulated out of necessity by its predecessor in response to the Covid crisis and the Ukraine War. Instruments are in place to both control debt and invest in the future, but challenging times lie ahead.