Rachael Wakefield-Rann knows how “terrifying” it can be for parents to manage their kids’ exposure to toxic chemicals, both at home and in their surrounding environment.
Dr Wakefield-Rann, who has sons aged 11 months and three years, has spent a…
Category: 3. Europe
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Live – Zelenskyy to join EU summit to rally support after difficult Trump meeting – follow live
Here we go again!
Hello and welcome to Euronews’ live blog for the leaders’ summit that will take place in Brussels on Thursday.
Our crack team of reporters will bring you the latest…
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Ukraine loan, climate goals and Chinese curbs set to dominate EU summit
The 27 leaders of the European Union are gearing up for a high-voltage summit in Brussels with a packed agenda devoted to Ukraine, climate targets and China, all of which could lead to fraught negotiations and delicate compromises in the room.
The all-day meeting on Thursday will also address…
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Türkiye now Europe’s top steel producer, 7th largest worldwide
Türkiye has risen to become Europe’s largest and the world’s seventh-largest steel producer as of August, manufacturing 36.9 million tons of steel last year, according to a leading industry official.
Veysel Yayan,…
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Ukrainian children killed in Russian strikes, hours after Trump-Putin talks shelved
Paul Kirby,Europe digital editor and
John Sudworth,Kyiv
DSNS UkraineA man was reported killed and children wounded in an attack on a kindergarten in Kharkiv At least seven people have been killed including two children during intense Russian drone and missile strikes on Ukraine, officials say.
A…
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Europe satellite merger intact as announcement slips, sources say
By Tim Hepher and Giulia Segreti
PARIS/ROME (Reuters) -Europe’s aerospace giants kept investors waiting an extra day for details of a new space champion on Wednesday as lawyers and advisers pored over the smallprint, but merger plans…
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Dozens arrested over Greece’s farm fraud scandal – POLITICO
Several ministers and deputy ministers have resigned over their alleged involvement in the scandal. The EU has already fined Athens €400 million after finding evidence of systemic failings in the handling of farm subsidies from 2016 through to 2023. Greece also risks losing its EU farm…
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