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'Crime is a problem everywhere, and Brussels isn't better': PM Rama defends Albania on path to EU

Albanian PM Edi Rama says his country deserves a seat at the EU's table, citing reforms and public support. Rama says crime and corruption are serious problems, but not exclusive to Tirana: "Brussels has crime too."

Street performance marks Spain’s democracy campaigners 50 years after Franco

Street performance marks Spain’s democracy campaigners 50 years after Franco

Amateur actors in Madrid staged a street performance reenacting the 1970s student movement to mark the 50th anniversary of Franco’s death.

European Commission proposes delaying full implementation of AI Act to 2027

European Commission proposes delaying full implementation of AI Act to 2027

The EU is giving companies more time to adapt to its new regulations on AI, but experts and MEPs say they regret the rowback on rules adopted just a year ago.

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UK warns Russia against incursions after Yantar spy ship spotted near Scotland

British officials said the Yantar is part of the Russian navy, designed to conduct surveillance in peacetime and sabotage during times of war.

‘As if they own the sea’: Bali moves to stop resorts from blocking public beaches

Bali’s governor hopes to pass a new regulation banning private beaches by the end of 2025.

Berlin's underground becomes a war zone in high-intensity military drill

The Bundeswehr is training for emergency scenarios in Berlin's streets and metro tunnels. Euronews reporter Johanna Urbancik was there on the ground to see it first-hand.

Nestlé sticks with water branding as French court rejects legal case

A court has ruled in favour of Nestlé’s Perrier after a French consumer group claimed the company mislabelled its natural mineral water.

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Miss Universe contestants showcase national costumes on stage

Miss Universe contestants showcase national costumes on stage

The Miss Universe National Costume Show in Thailand featured 122 contestants in elaborate outfits inspired by nature, culture and iconic national symbols, drawing loud cheers from a packed arena.

EU will benefit from Montenegro joining the bloc, says Prime Minister Spajić

EU will benefit from Montenegro joining the bloc, says Prime Minister Spajić

Montenegro's Prime Minister Milojko Spajić told Euronews that his country will be a full member of the European Union by the end of the EU Commission's term in 2029, adding that it is already behaving like a member of the club without reaping the benefits.

Love as a financial strategy? Single Europeans turn to relationships to get on property ladder

Love as a financial strategy? Single Europeans turn to relationships to get on property ladder

Salary, love life, geography... For people living alone, the road to the property ladder is strewn with obstacles. Who faces the biggest costs, and what solutions are Europeans turning to?

Still doubting Europe? Go to hell(sinki) - Slush '25 has opened its gates

Still doubting Europe? Go to hell(sinki) - Slush '25 has opened its gates

One of the world’s biggest innovation festivals has launched in Helsinki, Finland, making a bold case for Europe as a business powerhouse.

Italy to expand anti-spoofing measures to combat scam mobile calls

Italy to expand anti-spoofing measures to combat scam mobile calls

Italian regulators will expand anti-spoofing protections to mobile numbers, tackling a surge in fraudulent calls in the southern European country that appear to originate from legitimate Italian mobile numbers.

Portuguese doctor arrested for prescribing Ozempic to fake diabetics, defrauding state of €3 million

Portuguese doctor arrested for prescribing Ozempic to fake diabetics, defrauding state of €3 million

According to police, the scheme involved issuing prescriptions to people who wanted to lose weight by pretending to be diabetic in order to receive state subsidies.

Spain investigates Meta over alleged 'massive' spying case on Android users

Spain investigates Meta over alleged 'massive' spying case on Android users

Spain's President announced that he will deploy a series of measures to combat "disinformation", protect minors, eradicate "hate speech" and curb the violation of citizens' privacy.

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Louvre to set up new cameras and anti-intrusion systems after October crown jewels heist

In the 19 October heist, it took thieves less than eight minutes to force their way through a window with the help of a freight lift and steal jewels worth €88 million.

Lithuania reopens border crossings with Belarus after tensions over smuggling balloons

Vilnius decided to reopen the crossings at Medininkai and Šalčininkai on Thursday, but moved the decision forward by a day.

Which European countries draft women into the army? And why Germany still doesn't

Germany is planning to bring back a form of military service — but only men are required to sign up. Amid misinformation about the measure online, here's why and how unusual Germany's revived military service is.

EU aims to retrain 600,000 workers for defence sector to eliminate skills shortage

Europe is trying to rearm fast. The problem? There are too few qualified people to design or produce the volume of materiel needed for a sufficient European defence strategy.

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Death toll from Russian airstrike on Ternopil in western Ukraine rises to 25, including children

Residential buildings in Ternopil have been badly damaged in Russia's latest aerial attack against Ukraine overnight on Wednesday. The rescue operation is ongoing as people are still being trapped under debris.

TikTok adds digital well-being features to help teens manage screen time and limit doomscrolling

Users can earn badges by avoiding the app at night, using the meditation tool during that time, keeping within their daily screen time limit, checking their weekly usage and encouraging others to take part.

Dutch government suspends takeover of Chinese-owned Nexperia

In a major u-turn, the Dutch government has backed away from the chip supplier, which plays a strategic role in Europe’s automotive industry.

Poland to shut last Russian consulate after railway sabotage, foreign minister says

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk has described the weekend explosion on a line linking Warsaw to the border with Ukraine as an "unprecedented act of sabotage."

Eating disorders may raise health risks up to a decade after diagnosis, study finds

A range of health risks remained elevated both five and 10 years after patients were diagnosed with eating disorders.

Europe’s tech at ‘crossroads’. AI, defence and climate tech will define bloc’s future, report

Europe will have to invest in climate tech, artificial intelligence and defence to keep developing its tech ecosystem.

Travel bans and €20,000 fines: How France is cracking down on disruptive air passengers

France is taking "decisive and effective” action to tackle unruly behaviour on flights with a new set of sanctions.

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