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News Has Israel’s war on Gaza made Saturday’s Eurovision final the most controversial ever? We take a look at the conflict over Israel’s inclusion in the song contest. Published on …

The Greens’ lead co-candidate in the European elections considers that the Green Deal will be “a crucial piece of the puzzle” to ensure the independence and security of Europe in …

The war in Ukraine and uncertainties over future U.S. funding of NATO have reignited speculation about Europe’s ability to provide its own defense. ADVERTISEMENT Journalist Valérie Gauriat traveled to Warsaw …

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The Russian president unsurprisingly reappointed Mikhail Mishustin as Prime Minister on Friday. ADVERTISEMENT Mikhail Mishustin and other cabinet technocrats are credited with maintaining relatively stable economic performance despite Western sanctions …

Violent protests after police arrest of blogger in Georgia. ADVERTISEMENT Police suppressed a demonstration and arrested several people on a major avenue in the Georgian capital. Hundreds of protesters were …

The Israeli army has intensified its attacks in Rafah, southern Gaza, and struck Gaza City, while paralyzing humanitarian aid operations across the Palestinian territory as ceasefire talks drag on. are …

Thousands of people take to the streets of the Armenian capital to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian ADVERTISEMENT They demand the resignation of the Prime Minister of …

As the June vote approaches, Euronews asks voters to name one proposal they would make if elected to the European Parliament, and questions candidates on what they pledge to do …

News The United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees says it was forced to temporarily close its occupied East Jerusalem compound after what it called “Israeli extremists” burned the perimeter following …