Delicious dumplings: The evolution of delicacies enjoyed all along the Silk Road to Spain
Jiaozi, Shuijiao, Bao, Wonton, Mantou, Manty, Manta, Chuchvara, Pelmeni, Düşbərə, Gurza, Khinkali. So many names, so many dumplings.
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EU rules on AI models become enforceable. What’s going to change?
EU AI Act rules on AI models become enforceable today, making Brussels the world’s top AI regulator. Euronews breaks down what this all means for Europe and beyond.
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Volcanic land with cold doubts: Iceland decides on EU negotiations amidst hopes and fears
On August 29 Iceland is voting by referendum whether or not to resume EU membership negotiations, suspended since 2013. We travelled to the volcanic island to investigate the pros and cons, fears, hopes, expectations and doubts – and discovered a hotly polarised society.
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Danube drought exposes everything from shipwrecks to centuries-old projectiles
Experts at the Matthias Corvinus Museum in Visegrád must still examine the stone ball to confirm if it is a catapult projectile, but it could well be a historic find.
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Inside Ceuta: Residents face fear and uncertainty as migrant numbers soar; bread is scarce, shops are closed
Most shops are shut, bread is scarce, and local festivities have been cancelled after tens of thousands of migrants arrived from Morocco. Residents and local authorities describe growing fear and uncertainty as returns continue.
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Cyprus: 44-year-old accused of spying on British base for Iran
The man, a dual British and Azerbaijani national, is being held in Cyprus while extradition proceedings are underway. It is the first British investigation abroad under the National Security Act.
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Illicit tobacco: Successful raids are not enough to put an end to this criminal trade
Successful raids make the headlines. However, they also highlight just how much illegal tobacco can still be seized. Giovanni Kessler, former Director-General of the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), is therefore calling for far-reaching measures in an opinion piece for Euronews.
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EU opens call for seven ‘gigafactories’ to train next-generation AI technologies
With concerns about digital dependency growing fast, the European Commission is pursuing “sovereign” AI infrastructure to become operational by mid-2028.
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Wildfires near Bordeaux bring more troubles to France’s struggling wine industry
A massive wildfire has been raging across the Bordeaux region for almost a week now, impacting the tourist season. These forest fires are emitting toxic smoke with harmful effects on all living beings, including the vineyards.
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How the heatwave is taking a toll on European industry as key waterways run low
Prolonged low water levels have forced several European industries, including oil refining, nuclear power and chemicals, to reduce output because of raw-material and cooling-water shortages.
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