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‘Climate change is very much related to travel costs,’ says tourism chief

European Travel Commission CEO Eduardo Santander says rising travel costs, labour shortages and climate change are putting pressure on Europe’s tourism industry.

Euronews · Sep 29

Central Europe should be marketed as one destination, tourism leaders tell Euronews Travel & Tourism Summit

Hungarian and French tourism leaders say closer cross-border cooperation could create richer experiences for visitors, while better use of data and greater protection of nature are vital to the region’s future.

Euronews · Sep 29

Euronews Travel & Tourism Summit: US envoy says Global Entry for Belgians could come by end of 2026

Bill White, Ambassador of the United States to Belgium, told Euronews that Belgian travellers could soon breeze through major US airports as Global Entry plans move forward.

Euronews · Sep 29

Anthropic IPO filing warns AI may pose 'existential risks to humanity'

Anthropic has devoted almost a third of its IPO prospectus to risk factors, warning that its AI may pose "existential risks to humanity", while the filing also reveals a $42 billion (€36.9bn) net loss last year and a heavy reliance on just two customers.

Euronews · Sep 29

Stevie Wonder celebrates 50 years of 'Songs In The Key Of Life' with four unreleased songs

Prior to hitting the road for a special tour of the UK, Europe and the US, Stevie Wonder releases four unheard songs from sessions of his seminal album ‘Songs In The Key Of Life’, which celebrates its 50th anniversary.

Euronews · Sep 29

German retailer Metro loses control of Russian business after Putin decree

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered that the assets of German retailer Metro AG be placed under temporary administration. The move comes amid escalating tensions between Germany and Russia over the Ukraine war.

Euronews · Sep 29

NATO says Russian hybrid campaign not stopping Ukraine support after Estonia accuses Moscow of arson

European countries have already faced multiple incursions by Russian drones as well as a campaign of covert Russian disruption which began after Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Euronews · Sep 29

Frugal countries pile on pressure to shrink EU budget

Six "frugal" EU leaders have stepped up pressure on the Irish presidency to slash the next long-term budget by "several hundred billion euros" in its new compromise text.

Euronews · Sep 29

Sabotage halts Syria gas pipeline in latest attack on energy sector

Remnants of the so-called IS terrorist group have continued to target energy infrastructure after the fall of al-Assad in the eastern province of Deir ez-Zor. Syria produces a fraction of its pre-war gas output against increasingly high demand.

Euronews · Sep 29

UK's biggest AI supercomputer may have to wait until 2030s for enough power

The UK start-up says the data centre could eventually expand from 50 to 90 megawatts of power — enough, if used continuously, to consume as much electricity in a year as about 315,000 typical UK homes, based on 2026 figures from UK energy regulator Ofgem.

Euronews · Sep 29