Following two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela, citizens are using social media and news platforms like Euronews to plead for rescue, locate missing loved ones, and highlight the severe shortage of emergency resources. Official figures report 589 dead and 2,980 injured, with many more missing.
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will visit Armenia next week to discuss strategic relations with PM Nikol Pashinyan. This follows a recent EU support package aimed at mitigating Russia's trade restrictions and Armenia's pro-Western shift.
Former National Security Adviser John Bolton told Euronews that Iran skillfully negotiated with then-President Donald Trump, exploiting his focus on lower energy prices over geopolitical implications. Bolton stated Iran "played him like a violin," securing a deal favorable to them.
The average age for a first-time home buyer in 23 European countries is 31.3 years, with Malta at 28 and Switzerland/Greece at 34.7. Factors like affordability, family support, and cultural acceptance of renting significantly influence these ages. The UK has the youngest buyers at 28.4, partly due to high family financial aid.
Opta's supercomputer simulation predicts Spain as the most likely winner of the upcoming 48-team World Cup, with France, England, and Argentina also strong contenders. Previous champions have a combined 64.1% chance of winning.
Almanya ve Fransa'nın 6. nesil savaş uçağı projesi FCAS, teknik ve siyasi anlaşmazlıklar nedeniyle iptal edildi. Bu durum, Türkiye'nin KAAN projesinin stratejik önemini artırırken, İspanya gibi ülkeler için potansiyel bir ortaklık fırsatı doğuruyor.
Taiwan's Deputy Foreign Minister Wu Chih-chung warned Euronews that China controlling Taiwan would harm global interests, impacting Europe and the US. He highlighted Taiwan's crucial role in semiconductor manufacturing and stressed regional stability as a global responsibility.
Taiwan's deputy foreign minister warns a Chinese takeover would impact Europe, the US, and Japan, highlighting the island's crucial role in global semiconductor manufacturing and trade routes. He emphasizes Taiwan's complex history and its democratic resilience.
Chinese companies are openly advertising services to help businesses circumvent EU tariffs on low-cost imports. Practices include establishing manufacturing in 'gateway countries' like Morocco or modifying products to avoid classification. The EU's anti-fraud office (OLAF) is investigating, and the European Commission is expected to propose strengthening trade defence measures.
A artista franco-iraniana Marjane Satrapi, conhecida por "Persépolis", faleceu aos 56 anos. Sua família atribuiu a morte à tristeza após a perda do marido, Mattias Ripa, em 2025. Especialistas apontam depressão como causa subjacente.
Marjane Satrapi, a aclamada autora iraniana-francesa conhecida por "Persépolis", faleceu aos 54 anos. A causa citada foi "desgosto" após a morte de seu marido, Mattias Ripa. Nascida no Irã em 1969, Satrapi se tornou uma voz crítica ao regime teocrático de seu país.
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi stated that last month's drone attack on the UAE's Barakah nuclear power plant was potentially more dangerous than the situation at Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia facility because Barakah's reactors were operating at the time. Grossi described the attack as 'extremely serious and irresponsible,' warning of the risks of targeting civilian nuclear infrastructure.
Experts warn that cryptocurrency trading is increasingly becoming an addiction, sharing hallmarks with gambling disorder. This compulsive behavior is often mistaken for ambition, particularly among younger men, and is exacerbated by the 24/7, lightly regulated market and aggressive marketing tactics.
An IOM official warned that treating migration as a temporary emergency hinders urban development. At the World Urban Forum in Baku, speakers emphasized integrating migrants, prioritizing housing, and using domestic finance for reconstruction. Azerbaijan presented its post-conflict rebuilding efforts as a model.
An Iranian MP reveals internal friction, with political elites restraining the military from striking US naval assets in the Persian Gulf. Iran has signaled retaliation for any seizure of its vessels. Reports also suggest IRGC commander Gen. Ahmad Vahidi plays a key role amid Ayatollah Khamenei's absence.
Hundreds of thousands of Gaza students will take the Tawjihi secondary school exams in tents and damaged buildings from June 20 to July 8, as 91.8% of educational facilities are inoperable due to the ongoing conflict.
Qatar's tourism sector is open for business again after a difficult period. The country supported stranded travelers, offering free accommodation and visas, and is now launching summer festivals and events to attract visitors.
Uzbekistan, led by coach Fabio Cannavaro, prepares for its first-ever World Cup appearance, facing a tough group with Colombia, DR Congo, and Portugal.
Iran's 82-day internet blackout has cost the economy over $1 billion. A tiered access system, 'white internet' and 'Internet Pro,' has emerged, with critics alleging it grants officials and professionals access while restricting ordinary citizens.
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Euronews showcases its diverse programming, including "Europe Today" for EU news, "The Ring" for political debates, "Tech Talks" on technology's societal impact, "The Food Detectives" investigating food fraud, "Water Matters" on environmental challenges, and "Climate Now" discussing climate change.
Euronews presents a diverse lineup of programs including 'Europe Today' for morning news, 'The Ring' for political debates, 'Tech Talks' on technology's impact, 'The Food Detectives' tackling fraud, 'Water Matters' on environmental challenges, and 'Climate Now' for climate change analysis.
The EU has banned meat imports from Brazil starting September 3, 2026, due to non-compliance with antimicrobial use standards in animal growth, prompting Brazil to seek reversal through technical dialogue with the European Commission.
Euronews offers various shows, including Europe Today, The Ring, Euronews Tech Talks, The Food Detectives, Water Matters, and Climate Now, covering news, politics, technology, food, water, and climate issues.
