Good morning from Brussels. Officials and diplomats in this city are still reeling this morning after US President Donald Trump threatened to slap an extra 10% tariff on eight European countries — including Denmark, Germany and France — next month, rising to 25% in June, unless…
Category: 3. Europe
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Smokin’ hot: How one artisanal smokehouse reached global success without compromising on tradition
Onake, an artisanal smokehouse in Saint-Jean-de-Luz in France’s Basque country, has built a reputation both nationally and internationally thanks to its focus on high-quality smoked salmon, trout and other seafood from the Basque region. With support from EU funding, founder Michel Larrendy…
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Cyprus takes over EU presidency
Cyprus brings a “unique perspective” to its new EU presidency, says EU council chief Antonio Costa.
He said it was in the Mediterranean that “we find the roots of our civilization”.
“As a Mediterranean island nation at the crossroads of Europe, the Middle East, and…
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Culture Digest: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
Erotic ceramics in Brussels, a groundbreaking new exhibition on Hawai’i at London’s British Museum, and a rabid monkey on the loose in ‘Primate’ – here are this week’s cultural highlights from across Europe.
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Europe Today: EU-US trade war looms as Davos week begins
Tune in to Euronews’ new flagship morning programme, Europe Today, at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
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EU political leaders throw weight behind Greenland
EU parliament political group leaders have stepped into the row over the future of Greenland.
Its Conference of Presidents, comprising leaders from the mainstream groupings, has given its wholehearted support of “multilateralism and the rules-based international order and supporting…
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Carbon-sucking fungi and ‘forever chemical’ crackdowns: Positive environmental stories from 2026
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With powerful nations rolling back climate protections and temperatures soaring ever closer to dangerous thresholds, it’s hard not to feel worried about…
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Will AI replace jobs? Anthropic report finds the answer is not so straightforward
Despite widespread fears about artificial intelligence (AI) replacing jobs, the technology is currently assisting workers instead of t killing jobs, a study by AI firm Anthropic suggests.
Despite the job worries, the research is more complex as AI was found to reshape jobs differently,…
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International work experience in Europe: Which countries lead and why?
Working in more than one country can improve employees’ adaptability, confidence, and cultural intelligence. In the European Single Market, 17% of job seekers have had international work experience — allowing them a taste of life away from home.
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Blue Monday might not be real, but winter blues are: Here’s how to boost your mood this season
Monday, 19 January, is supposedly the saddest day of the year, known as Blue Monday, But, how much truth is there behind this claim?
While there is no scientific evidence that this particular day is sadder or gloomier than others, the winter season can be challenging for many people.
Where…
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