New Zealand was shaken on Thursday after a landslide tore through a seaside campground at the base of Mount Maunganui on the North Island.
Emergency services were called shortly after 9.30 am when tonnes of earth slid into the…
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Live – Zelensky to join world leaders in Davos – Follow LIVE
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will be the first European leader to take the Davos stage as the World Economic Forum enters its third day. Other high-profile addresses are expected from Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Israeli President Isaac Herzog.
Meanwhile, the leaders of…
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EU Energy and Raw Materials Platform – Hydrogen Mechanism: Phase launched for EU buyers to consult supply offers and express interest
Following the successful collection of supply offers under the Hydrogen Mechanism, the Commission is inviting European off-takers to express interest in these supply offers.
The new phase for off-takers, has started and will last until 20 March 2026.
As part of the EU Energy and Raw…
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Handy work: Stencil rock paintings found in Indonesia may be world’s oldest cave art
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Newsletter: Trump steps back from the precipice
Good morning from Brussels, where the EU’s 27 leaders will gather later tonight for what were convened as emergency talks on the transatlantic relationship.
But last night, Trump stepped back from the precipice, saying he will no longer impose the tariffs he had threatened on eight European…
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EU enlargement chief hails progress with US on post-war economic plan for Ukraine
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Ex-Commission president Juncker says 'the EU is not a slave of the United States'
Jean-Claude Juncker, who led the European Commission during the first Trump administration, told Euronews that the EU “cannot be submitted to the neo-colonial behaviour” of the United States.
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Science Comes to Town launches in Split: Bringing science closer to citizens
Science Comes to Town, the new flagship European initiative to strengthen citizens’ trust and engagement in science, was officially inaugurated today in Split, Croatia, in the presence of European, national and local representatives, scientists and innovators.
The launch marks an important…
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Europe’s largest rare earths mine: How EU funding clashes with environmental laws
A core tension underlies the EU’s support for LKAB’s Per Geijer rare-earth mine in northern Sweden. The EU wants to fast-track projects critical to its green and industrial policies. Its strict environmental and Indigenous rights laws can slow or block these efforts, especially because of…
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New measures to strengthen cybersecurity resilience and capabilities
We spend a lot of our time online. This shift to the digital world brings threats as well as opportunities. This includes cyber and hybrid attacks on essential services and democratic institutions, which Europe faces on a daily basis. The Commission has proposed new cybersecurity measures to…
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