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Euronext is ready to work on the consolidation of European capital markets, said CEO Stéphane Boujnah.

Euronews Next takes a look at the key technologies Denmark and its autonomous territories want to invest in to bolster defence.

Greece's conservative government says the "Fair Work for All" legislation aims to make the labour market more flexible and effective.

The social media platform was previously banned by several parties due to security concerns.

Is this the beginning of what Orwell And Huxley warned us about?

Director of the CERI at SciencesPo, Stéphanie Balme conducted a study for France Universités, an organisation whose members are presidents of universities, titled “Defending and promoting academic freedom. A global issue, an urgent matter for France and Europe. Findings and proposals for action.” She shares some of her insights here.

The ruling comes after a dog was lost at Buenos Aires airport and never recovered

Ukrainian president repeats call for weapons but US president insists they’re ‘not easy for us to give you’ and says ‘Putin wants to end the war’

As green policies in the European Union come under scrutiny, three in four EU respondents say it is important that the bloc uphold its environmental laws.

Neighbouring Slovakia and Hungary are resisting pressure from the Trump administration to suspend their purchases of Russian energy products.

Uzbekistan’s President will visit Brussels on 24 October 2025 to sign the Enhanced Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (EPCA) with the EU. The deal marks a new phase in political, trade, and security cooperation, strengthening ties and supporting reforms and sustainable development.