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10.06 / 10:27

LGBT European Union Nearly all of Portugal in 'severe' drought after hottest May on record

Almost all of Portugal was in severe drought at the end of May, the country’s weather service (IPMA) said on Thursday.

10.06 / 07:45

Climate change European Union Ukraine war live: Kyiv losing up to 200 troops a day - Zelenskyy aide

Follow our live updates of the Ukraine war below or watch Euronews TV's coverage in the player above.

10.06 / 02:21

COST Yellen Sees High Gasoline Prices Persisting

WASHINGTON—Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said elevated gasoline prices—near $5 a gallon—are likely to persist, but she doesn’t see a slowing U.S. economy slipping into recession.

09.06 / 23:01

Stablecoin Tether Bitfinex Bitcoin Tether is ‘instrument of freedom’ and 'Bitcoin onramp,’ says Bitfinex CTO

On a sunsplashed day in the Swiss Alps, the CTO of Bitfinex and Tether, Paolo Ardoino shed light on the Plan B Lugano strategy, Tether as an onramp into Bitcoin (BTC) and–crucially–his favorite pizza toppings.

09.06 / 22:11

exits KPMG fully exits Russia and Belarus amid ongoing Ukraine war

KPMG on 8 June said it has fully exited Russia and Belarus amid the invasion of Ukraine, about three months after announcing plans to do so. The move follows Deloitte’s, which exited those countries last month.

09.06 / 19:15

Climate change European Union Britons sentenced to death for fighting with Ukraine's army

Two British citizens and a Moroccan have been sentenced to death by pro-Moscow rebels in eastern Ukraine for fighting on Ukraine's side.

09.06 / 15:29

UPS Gap Banner Annuity sales rise, buoyed by market fears and higher interest rates. What to know before you buy

Annuities are on track for a banner year as consumers flee stock volatility and insurers offer more attractive rates.

09.06 / 15:29

LGBT Climate change European Union Interest rates Eurozone to get its first interest rate hike in 11 years next month

The European Central Bank (ECB) has confirmed it will raise interest rates in a bid to bring down soaring prices across the eurozone.

09.06 / 14:17

economy Recession Slash Fast grocery delivery apps slash jobs after COVID lockdown boom

Is the sugar rush over for cash-guzzling fast grocery delivery services? Late last month, two of the largest grocery delivery apps, Getir and Gorillas, announced plans to sack hundreds of their employees.

09.06 / 14:17

LGBT Climate change European Union Algeria suspends friendship treaty with Spain over Western Sahara

The Algerian president’s office announced on Wednesday that the North African nation was “immediately” suspending a two-decade-old friendship treaty with Spain.

09.06 / 13:15

LGBT European Union Renewables The EU needs renewables to curb Russian fossil fuel dependence. For these, it's dependent on China.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has exposed the European Union's dependence on Russian fossil fuels and accelerated the bloc's transition into renewables.

09.06 / 12:11

Champions League Champions League final policing was 'a failure', admits Paris' police chief

Paris' police chief has admitted policing before the Champions League final in the French capital was "obviously a failure".

09.06 / 10:31

IPO Digital CEO Software consolidation 'The mood is very grim': Once-hot fintech sector faces IPO delays and consolidation

AMSTERDAM — Financial technology companies are putting IPO plans on hold and cutting expenses as fears of an impending recession cause a shift in how investors view the market.

09.06 / 09:53

exits KPMG fully exits Russia and Belarus amid ongoing Ukraine war

09.06 / 09:21

Climate change School Court grants nationality to girl born while migrating to Europe in Spain first

A Spanish court has for the first time granted citizenship to a migrant child who was born while their mother was trying to reach Europe.

08.06 / 17:21

Climate change European Union CLIMATE CRISIS Chaos erupts at the European Parliament as three key climate laws are postponed

Chaos erupted in the European Parliament on Wednesday as the scheduled votes on three key climate laws were postponed over last-minute political disagreements.

08.06 / 12:59

Technology European Union One dead and eight injured after vehicle hits pedestrians in Berlin

At least one person was killed and eight others injured after a vehicle ploughed into pedestrians in Berlin on Wednesday morning, rescue services said.

08.06 / 12:17

Technology European Union Ukraine war live: Zelenskyy praises 'heroic defence' of Sievierodonetsk

Intense fighting to control Sievierodonetsk continued Tuesday, with both Russia and Ukraine making a series of claims and counter-claims about the situation on the ground. Moscow said it had "liberated" the eastern city, which is key to controlling Ukraine's eastern Donbas region, although this was soon rebuked by Kyiv who maintained they were still in control.

08.06 / 11:43

Technology European Union Food Eighteen go on trial in France accused of involvement in European horsemeat scam

Eighteen people have gone on trial in Marseille, France, accused of running a European horsemeat trading network involving produce unfit for human consumption.

08.06 / 11:43

Technology security European Union Low Like NATO, the EU has a mutual defence clause but trust appears low

Just like NATO, the European Union has its own mutual defence clause.

08.06 / 09:21

Credit Suisse warns it is facing another loss in the second quarter

Credit Suisse has warned that it is facing another quarterly loss, as weak performance in parts of its investment bank has weighed on profits.

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