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EU Commission loses on all counts in Pfizergate legal case

16 hours ago | euronews.com | Marta Iraola Iribarren |Gerardo Fortuna

After a long tug-of-war between the European Commission and The New York Times over transparency surrounding the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine contracts, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) today ruled that the Commission “has not given a plausible explanation to justify the non-possession of the requested documents.” According to the Court, the Commission cannot simply claim it does not hold the requested documents; it must provide credible explanations that enable both the public and the Court to...
Think you’re ready for Eurovision 2025? Prove it with this ultimate quiz

1 day ago | euronews.com | Theo Farrant

The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 is nearly upon us - a night where sequins will meet geopolitics and one lucky act will get to cry tears of joy under a rain of confetti on a stage in Basel. We've already given our picks on who we think could take home the trophy. Now it’s your turn to shine - by proving how well you really know the camp and chaotic world of Eurovision.
Eurovision will allow European flag for fans in the audience but not for artists on stage

1 day ago | euronews.com | Jorge Liboreiro

Fans attending the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, will be allowed to wave the European flag, the organisers have confirmed, reversing a highly controversial ban that last year triggered public backlash and a furious reaction from Brussels.
Fact check: What are the German coalition’s plans to clamp down on disinformation?

1 day ago | euronews.com | Mared Gwyn Jones

The 144-page coalition deal signed last week between Germany's conservative CDU/CSU political union and the centre-left Social Democrats outlines steps to address “disinformation” and “targeted influence on elections”, citing “serious threats to our democracy”. The move comes amid mounting concern in Europe over the impact of electoral disinformation, and after a series of clashes between Washington and Berlin over free speech and democratic principles.
Bahrain wins top prize at Venice Architecture Biennale with a pavilion tackling extreme heat

1 day ago | euronews.com | Theo Farrant

Published on 13/05/2025 - 11:35 GMT+2 Titled "Heatwave", the Bahrain Pavilion's award-winning project addresses the issue of extreme heat by suspending a cooling ceiling over public seating. The Venice Architecture Biennale, one of the most prestigious events in the world of architecture, has officially launched.
US and Saudi Arabia seek closer financial ties as Trump heads to Riyadh

1 day ago | euronews.com | Eleanor Butler

US President Donald Trump will be arriving in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, ahead of trips to Qatar and the UAE later in the week, as Washington seeks more investment from the Gulf states. The US president intended to make the visit to Saudi Arabia his first official, overseas stop since his inauguration, but the death of the late Pope Francis prompted an earlier trip to Rome. After calming trade tensions with China over the weekend, Trump will meet with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Too few women in conflict resolution can lead to blind-spots: NATO official

1 day ago | euronews.com | Alice Tidey

Too few women participate in conflict resolution worldwide which increases the risk of certain topics being overlooked during peace talks, the NATO Secretary General's Special Representative for Women, Peace and Security told Euronews. "Women remain still a minority when it comes to conflict management and resolution," Irene Fellin told Euronews on the sidelines of the Kyiv Security Forum which was held last week on the 80th anniversary of the surrender of Nazi Germany in World War II.
French MPs reignite divisive debate over assisted suicide

1 day ago | euronews.com | Sophia Khatsenkova

French lawmakers have revived one of the country’s most polarising debates on assisted suicide. MPs began examining two bills on Monday, focusing on boosting palliative care and legalising assisted dying for adults over 18 years old with incurable, advanced, or terminal illnesses. This would allow patients to receive or administer a lethal substance either themselves or with medical assistance.
Gas prices up again for first time since 2022: Which countries are paying more?

2 days ago | euronews.com | Alessio Dell'Anna |Mert Can Yilmaz

The EU is feeling the bite of energy prices going up again. Gas reached its highest cost on record in the second half of 2024, Eurostat reports. The average rate is now €12.33 per 100 kWh, up from €11.04 in the first half of last year. It is also the first time that prices in the EU are climbing up, following the 2022 energy crisis.
Von der Leyen, Costa and Mesola took private jet to Luxembourg event

2 days ago | euronews.com | Jorge Liboreiro |Vincenzo Genovese

Ursula von der Leyen, António Costa and Roberta Metsola flew together on a private plane from Brussels to attend an event in Luxembourg last week, an extraordinary, high-cost decision made due to scheduling constraints between the three presidents, a spokesperson for the Commission said today. The trio were expected to appear jointly in the city to commemorate Europe Day.