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Euronews · 2h ago

Cornell University suspends frat parties over gang rape allegations

Cornell has also appointed former US Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates to conduct a "comprehensive independent review" of the university's response to the rape allegations.

Euronews · 6h ago

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Violence in Paris as tens of thousands turn out for student protests across France

French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said 11 police officers had been hospitalised following clashes with protesters in Paris on Tuesday.

Euronews · 7h ago

EU advances Ukraine accession as Hungary lifts veto, paving way for Zelenskyy-Magyar meeting

EU governments agreed to open two additional accession clusters with Ukraine after Hungary dropped its veto following an agreement on the rights of the ethnic Hungarian minority. Zelenskyy and Magyar may meet in Brussels later this week.

Euronews · 8h ago

Ronaldo waves Saudi flag scarf after missile alert delays Asian Champions League match in Riyadh

Cristiano Ronaldo and other footballers have shown support for Saudi Arabia as deadly Houthi attacks disrupt life in Riyadh, forcing its airport to close and delaying an Asian Champions League match amid renewed fighting in Yemen.

Euronews · 9h ago

Russian strike injures dozens at Rivne University as ballistic missiles hit Kyiv

Russian strikes caused injuries and deaths across Ukraine on Tuesday, including at a university in Rivne and civilian infrastructure in Kyiv.

Euronews · 9h ago

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Secret lies in hospitality: Porto tops ranking as Europe's most welcoming city, Lisbon close behind

Portuguese hospitality has once again won over international travellers: Porto was voted Europe's most welcoming city, with Lisbon second in Condé Nast Traveller readers' ranking.

Euronews · 10h ago

Europe’s satellite sovereignty push faces funding test as EU space budget cycle ends

Regulators, EU officials and Spanish satellite operator Sateliot gathered at the European Parliament on Tuesday to debate how spectrum and investment will shape Europe’s networks in orbit, with the EU’s 2021-2027 space funding cycle ending next year.

Euronews · 10h ago

Qatar’s emir vows that country will emerge stronger as he outlines national strategies

Qatar's emir outlined in a speech to the nation how the Gulf nation has managed to overcome the consequences of the Iran war and will emerge stronger and better equipped to adapt to global changes by diversifying its economy and focusing on non-carbon industries in addition to existing LNG exports.

Euronews · 10h ago

Latest news bulletin | October 13th, 2026 – Evening

Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 13th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.

Euronews · 10h ago

Netflix secures 2030 World Cup rights in Spain and Andorra

The 2030 World Cup is scheduled to take place across Morocco, Portugal, and Spain, with three special centenary celebration matches also set to be held in Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay.

Euronews · 10h ago

‘Act five’: National Assembly opens budget debate amid ongoing student protests in France

The French government's budget proposal includes a €1.2 billion increase in funding for the National Education Ministry, as France grapples with one of the highest public deficits in the eurozone.

Euronews · 10h ago

Russia funnels nearly half its budget into defence, cutting social spending

Russia’s 2027 draft budget allocates a record share to defence and security, as regions quietly divert funds for foster children and orphans to war payments and “coffin money” for soldiers’ families is cut by up to 95% in some areas.

Euronews · 11h ago

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Euronews · 11h ago

Women with autoimmune diseases face longer waits and more misdiagnoses than men

Women are significantly more likely than men to face prolonged delays and have physical autoimmune symptoms dismissed as psychological conditions, such as anxiety or depression, a study has found.

Euronews · 11h ago

US ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle resigns

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that his administration was "looking at" firing Guilfoyle and that they were "not happy" with the situation.

Euronews · 12h ago

Apple gets smart in your home. From ‘HomeView’ to smart door locks, here’s what to know

One of the most exciting products is a smart lock that works automatically with your iPhone or Apple Watch.

Euronews · 12h ago

Danny Boyle's 'Ink' revisits the rise of Rupert Murdoch and the price of tabloid success

Danny Boyle’s Ink, premiering at the London Film Festival, follows the rapid rise of British daily tabloid The Sun and the commercial pressures that reshaped journalism.

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Euronews · 12h ago

US banks post strong earnings but economic risks cloud the sector’s outlook

Wall Street's biggest banks reported another strong quarter on Tuesday, but they warned that higher rates and inflation could bite.

Euronews · 12h ago

Todd Haynes at Lumière Festival: 'It is a time to remember how important it is to protect our freedoms'

"It is a time to remember how important it is to protect our freedoms, and our ability to speak freely." Euronews Culture sits down with celebrated filmmaker Todd Haynes during this year's Lumière Film Festival.

Euronews · 12h ago

Russia remains 'aggressor number one,' UK's MI5 spy agency chief warns in threat update

Ken McCallum said the ramp up in alleged Russian hybrid attacks across Europe had come as Russia's military progress in Ukraine was "minimal and horrifically costly."

Euronews · 12h ago

Anthropic warns AI will soon self-replicate and spread beyond data centres

The company says AI models may be mere months away from being able to copy and spread themselves onto internet-of-things devices such as smart ovens and TVs, making them difficult to stop should they decide to carry out cyberattacks.

Euronews · 13h ago

Ceuta crowds affirm Spanish identity during royal visit

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia received a rapturous welcome in Ceuta on Tuesday, 13 October, as they began their first visit to the Spanish North African territory since 2007.

Euronews · 13h ago

‘No regret’: The EEA’s six steps to make Europe more competitive without sacrificing sustainability

From resource efficiency to education, these six sustainable steps could make Europe more competitive in the long term.

Euronews · 13h ago

'We are looking into it, we are not satisfied,' says Trump as he mulls fate of US ambassador to Greece

Trump and Rubio will reportedly discuss Kimberly Guilfoyle's employment this week after she was embroiled in a series of controversies concerning ethics and procedural violations in her post as US Ambassador to Greece.

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