Over 60% of women in German military are sexually harassed, study finds
More than half of all female Bundeswehr soldiers have already experienced sexual misconduct, a hidden-figure study shows, revealing up to five times more cases than officially reported.
Aneto, one of southern Europe's largest glaciers, is melting away
Within a decade, one of the largest glaciers in southern Europe will have disappeared. Aneto, the highest peak of the Spanish Pyrenees, is melting at a spectacular rate. Its demise is another sign of global warming and h
Patrick Bury: 'It’s going to cost a lot of money to repair the systems.'
Patrick Bury, Senior associate professor in warfare and counterterrorism at University of Bath, is our guest.
Democrats lash out at no-show colleagues after Hegseth survives impeachment push
‘People should have gotten their raggedy selves up these steps to vote,’ said California Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove after resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fails to pass
Hundreds of Italian schools hit by threats in suspected bomb hoax
Emails containing the false warnings were sent to schools in Rome, Naples, Vicenza, Florence, Pisa, Trieste and other Italian cities, officials say.
Abu Dhabi peace talks end with prisoner exchange agreement as US envoys prepare to meet Putin
A large-scale prisoner exchange emerged as the only tangible result of two days of US-mediated talks between Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi, with no breakthrough on a ceasefire or territorial disputes.
House effectively ends Hegseth impeachment. And, 3 men accused of plotting U.K. attacks
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been spared from the House's impeachment effort, at least for now. And, federal prosecutors arrested three men accused of being Iran-backed operatives.
Lloyd Geering, Pastor Who Disputed Christ’s Resurrection, Dies at 108
“It is faith that man needs, not past doctrines,” he said in defense of his views, which became a cause célèbre for many but were condemned by others.
US to seek Putin’s ‘blessing’ for Europe to join Ukraine talks
After two days of talks in Abu Dhabi, Russia and Ukraine have agreed a major prisoner swap, with final numbers to be confirmed, U.S. officials say.
US House votes to derail impeachment of Defense Secretary Hegseth
Republicans in the US House of Representatives banded together on Tuesday to derail aneffort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Fraser Jackson, our correspondant in Washington DC, has more.
Haitian PM praises El Salvador after joint strike on alleged home of gang leader
The 400 Mawozo gang was targeted by El Salvador's military, which has deployed thousands of troops to combat Haiti's gang violence crisis.
What is northern Europe’s new drone and warship plan to counter Russia?
UK-led coalition of 10 Northern European nations announces joint defence framework amid rising threats from Moscow.
Princess Diana’s iconic ‘Revenge Dress’ goes on display ahead of auction
Princess Diana’s iconic ‘Revenge Dress’ is on display at Sotheby’s in Geneva ahead of its first auction in nearly 30 years.
UK comedian David Walliams accused of grooming and sexual harassment
PRESS REVIEW – Wednesday, November 11: Spanish and French papers discuss protests in the two countries. An investigation by The Guardian and ITV accuses comedian David Walliams of "preying on young women for sex". Finall
JFK’s grandson Jack Schlossberg slammed for hitting out at Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed
Jack Schlossberg claimed that his grandfather, President Kennedy, ‘ran on policy and took questions on religion’
Storm Charles: Heavy rain and strong winds batter Portugal
Heavy rain, rough seas and strong winds hit Costa da Caparica in Portugal, with coastal facilities closed and streets left waterlogged.
Four grizzly bears killed in Canada after fatal attack on mother and daughter
The sow and her three cubs were responsible for killing Jennifer Balcarras, 48, and her daughter Selah Reed, 20, earlier this month.
Trump ‘Foot Soldier’ statue mocks his Vietnam draft deferment
An anonymous art collective called Secret Handshake has installed a golden statue of US President Donald Trump.
DR Congo: Tshisekedi signs new referendum law amid third-term fears
President Félix Tshisekedi has signed into law a measure easing the rules for holding constitutional referendums, sparking fears he could seek to extend his grip on power.
EU plans Doha defence talks to strengthen security ties with Gulf countries
EU Ambassador to Qatar Antonino Maggiore tells Euronews that Europe plans to strengthen defence cooperation with Qatar and the Gulf countries, as "every crisis brings opportunities," while also deepening political and ec
Nissan reduces petrol car production as EV sales boom in China
Manufacturer says ‘shift to new energy vehicles is happening faster than expected’ and market is harsh The Japanese carmaker Nissan has said it has been caught out by accelerating sales of electric and hybrid cars in Chi
US man convicted after admitting he dismembered wife but denies killing her
A Virginia man has been convicted of murdering his wife, more than two years after she went missing.
Austria tightens laws against spying to protect the international organizations it hosts
Austria has launched plans to tighten its espionage laws, which currently only ban spying against Austria itself
Has Europe managed to attract researchers escaping US academia under Trump? | Euronews Tech Talks Talks
Over the past year, Europe has tried to attract researchers who no longer feel comfortable working in the United States’ academic system under the Donald Trump administration due to budget cuts and policy shifts. But did
Outcry after Taiwan asks mainland Chinese tourist to sign independence statement
A mainland Chinese tourist was asked to sign a declaration recognising Taiwan as an independent state to obtain an entry permit for the island, sparking controversy over Taipei’s entry requirements. Beijing condemned the
Thousands gather for annual far-right march in Poland days after mass shooting
Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk called for restraint ahead of the controversial march
Kenya discharges last Ebola patient in major milestone towards virus-free status
The country begins a 42-day countdown to being declared Ebola-free, provided no new cases are recorded.
Nintendo sells 5.2 million copies of ‘Zelda’ remake in four days
"The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" is a complete recreation of the 1998 classic action-adventure game for the Nintendo 64.
‘Climate crisis is outrunning us,’ UN chief Guterres says at COP31
Guterres says the world must fight harder, accuses the fossil fuel lobby of delaying climate action at critical talks.
Hong Kong aims for global police role with new academy to train 1,000 a year
Hong Kong police aim to train 1,000 officers per year and bolster the city’s ties with overseas law enforcement agencies through a new international academy, which opened on Wednesday. At the opening ceremony for the Hon
Mbappe misses France training before Nations League clash with Italy
Kylian Mbappe left the pitch during France's game in September but has been playing regularly for Real Madrid.
China-linked critical minerals price swings delay 1 in 4 energy-storage projects: report
Price volatility in critical minerals, largely shaped by China’s market, is delaying or derailing nearly one in four energy-storage investments worldwide, according to a new report, highlighting the extent to which strat
In US or China, firms need AI they can independently verify and trust
When the Magnificent Seven, America’s top tech companies, shed more than US$1 trillion in a single trading session, the usual question returned: is artificial intelligence (AI) a bubble? Yet as global headlines are trans
African rights body raises alarm over treatment of Niger’s Mahamid Arabs
Rights commission appeals to Niger president over alleged abuses against Mahamid.
US soldier arrested for Russia spying: What we know
A 41-year-old man has been arrested near Gloucester on suspicion of offences under the National Security Act.
Salvadoran troops target headquarters of powerful gang in Haiti
El Salvador deployed troops to Haiti in October after four of its nationals working on a UN-backed mission were attacked in gang-controlled territory.
Some 300 Italian schools evacuated due to bomb threats
Italian authorities evacuated around 300 schools on Wednesday after receiving a bomb threat via email
Belgian plan for ICE-style immigration raids on homes criticised as ‘law of fear’
Rights groups oppose law that will let police forcibly enter homes to remove refused asylum seekers Belgium could see ICE-style home raids that echo the US crackdown on immigration, rights campaigners have warned, after
Violent clashes near the Sudanese border: At least 65 dead in western Ethiopia
Tom Canetti, our correspondant in Ethiopia, has more.
Rights group raises concerns about jailed Dr Abu Safia amid strikes on Gaza
PHRI says the arbitrary detention of Gaza doctors violates individual rights and undermines healthcare system.
Santorini seeks year-round tourism by promoting gastronomy, wine and culture
The popular Aegean island, having first regulated cruise tourism, is now implementing a plan to increase winter arrivals by promoting activities beyond the famous sunset over the Caldera.
EU lawmakers push to reduce Europe's dependence on foreign cloud providers
The Cloud and AI Development Act should give Europe greater control over essential technologies while helping its own tech industry grow and compete globally, say MEPs.
AI datacentres plan on-site power stations on huge scale despite climate risks, research reveals
181GW of gas-fired capacity proposed for sites in US and Europe because of delays in connecting to national grids, says report Developers of AI datacentres plan to build on-site climate-destroying gas power stations on a
US citizen, ‘Chinese blood’: top biologist Yuan Junying caught in debate over returnees
A top Chinese-American biologist who left Harvard University to take up a position in China is facing an online backlash amid a growing debate over whether senior returnees are squeezing out the country’s young scientist
RAF Fairford organiser ‘orchestrated terror plot on Facetime’
One Iran-backed militant helped plot the attack on UK's Fairford base from jail in the US, the Justice Department says
Protesters outside Israel’s Knesset oppose Arab lawmakers, call for new elections
Demonstrators gathered outside Israel’s parliament in Jerusalem, calling for new elections and expressing opposition to the presence and role of Arab lawmakers in the Knesset.
Regional flights cost 173pc more per km than city routes, inquiry finds
A scathing interim report by the Productivity Commission has revealed the extreme costs of regional air travel.
'Welcome Home': Peru awaits Pope Leo's emotional 'homecoming'
Pope Leo will wrap up his visit to Argentina on Wednesday during his 12-day South America tour, with a final event expected to draw millions, before traveling to Peru in an emotional homecoming for the first Peruvian ci