Montenegro will tighten visa rules for Russian citizens to be in line with EU policy, which the Western Balkan country hopes to join by 2028.
His country intends to implement appropriate measures “very soon”, Prime Minister Milojko Spajić said on Euronews’ The Europe Conversation…
Today is World Television Day, even if the concept of ‘sitting down to watch TV’ is becoming more abstract by the year. Nowadays, fewer families congregate around a single screen to zap between channels, as more and more people prefer their shows on demand and on their computer screens….
The UK government has announced plans to make it illegal for tickets to concerts, theatre, comedy, sport and other live events to be resold for more than their original cost.
The measure aims to ensure music and sports fans will no longer be ripped off on the ticket resale market.
However,…
BELÉM, Brazil — Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva called late Wednesday for a global winding-down of fossil fuels — and said he hoped to someday get the U.S. behind it.
“We must reduce greenhouse gas emissions. If fossil fuels emit too much, we must begin thinking about…
The transition away from fossil fuels is rapidly becoming a flashpoint of COP30, as heated negotiations near their final hour.
Despite increasing investment in the clean energy sector, experts warn progress towards a fossil fuel-free future is not “happening fast enough” – with global…
“Once again, the opposition chose obstruction over responsibility, blocking the will of the majority and preventing Kosovo from moving forward,” Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Liza Gashi, a member of VV, told POLITICO.
Kurti offered to step aside and let his VV colleague, Glauk…
That was the keynote message to emerge from a high-level conference on spiritual heritage and education.
In a written opening address to the event, President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev did not reference any particular current conflict but declared: “In the current extremely difficult…
An analysis of publicly available reports by Euronews’ fact-checking unit, The Cube, found that drone-related disruptions at European airports have exploded over the past year, quadrupling between January 2024 and November 2025.
The review, which covered more than 24 airports across 12…
Among the 13 million unemployed people in the EU, 4.2 million of them had been without a job and actively seeking employment for at least a year, according to the latest figures released by Eurostat.
Greece recorded the highest long-term unemployment rate at 5.4%, followed by Spain (3.8%) and…
