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Euronews stands as Europe's leading news channel and serves as a comprehensive multimedia platform for audiences on the go. The channel provides extensive coverage of global news, broadcasting around the clock in 13 languages: Arabic, English, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, and Ukrainian. Since its inception in 1993, Euronews has been dedicated to delivering accurate and in-depth information. Operating independently from political influences, it has become a pioneering force in TV journalism. Each day, a diverse team of over 400 journalists from 25 different nationalities collaborates to report on significant stories, ensuring a commitment to high-quality journalism that resonates with its international viewers.

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When is the Sistine Chapel closed? What to know about visiting Rome following Pope Francis’ death | Euronews

1 day ago | euronews.com | Rebecca Hughes

Travellers to Rome should expect closures, visitor restrictions and crowds at some of the city’s main attractions.
The power of early education helps children thrive into adulthood

1 day ago | euronews.com | Laila Humairah |Mohamed Elashi

By Laila Humairah & Mohamed Elashi Published on 23/04/2025 - 15:00 GMT+2 In a world where access to quality education is often unequal, elementary level education emerges as a fundamental human right. It provides children with the skills and confidence needed to thrive. In this episode of The Exchange, Laila Humairah explores elementary education's role in shaping children's futures.
When is the Sistine Chapel closed? What to know about visiting Rome following Pope Francis’ death | Euronews

1 day ago | euronews.com | Rebecca Hughes

Travellers to Rome should expect closures, visitor restrictions and crowds at some of the city’s main attractions.
Markets rebound as Trump signals cutting China tariffs 'substantially'

1 day ago | euronews.com | Tina Teng

Global markets reversed course following US President Donald Trump’s shift in tone on both China and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Stocks rebounded, the US dollar strengthened, and gold prices retreated as investor sentiment improved. Speaking at the White House on Tuesday, President Trump stated that tariffs on China would be reduced “substantially,” though “they won’t be zero”.
Tesla earnings decline as anti-Elon Musk sentiment hampers sales

1 day ago | euronews.com | Tina Teng

Tesla reported a sharp year-on-year decline in first-quarter earnings, driven by a fall in deliveries, partly linked to CEO Elon Musk’s political involvement. Revenue and net income both came in well below analysts’ expectations, as factory retooling for new models and macroeconomic uncertainty dampened demand.
Spain to meet NATO 2% defence target by 2025

2 days ago | euronews.com | Paula Soler |Roberto Macedonio

Spain will invest an additional €10.4 billion in defence to meet NATO's 2% target by 2025, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez officially announced after Tuesday's ministerial meeting in Madrid. The centre-left leader emphasised that Spain remains a “pacifist” country and said the new investments are intended as a deterrent to “those who might think of attacking Europe”.
Uzbekistan’s Silk Road cuisine: from Tashkent’s markets to mountain flavours in Parkent

2 days ago | euronews.com | Paul Hackett

Uzbekistan’s cuisine reflects centuries of Silk Road exchange. In Tashkent’s Chorsu Bazaar, horsemeat sausage and fermented dairy sit alongside vibrant spices and fresh produce. At the city’s Plov Centre, chefs prepare the national rice dish in vast cauldrons, serving thousands each day. Beyond the capital, in Parkent, spring brings a local take on samsa, filled with wild mountain garlic.
Investors flee US assets as Trump attacks Fed’s Powell and calls for rate cuts

2 days ago | euronews.com | Tina Teng

US President Donald Trump intensified pressure on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for interest rate cuts on Monday, calling him “a major loser” and warning of an economic slowdown. “There can almost be no inflation, but there can be a SLOWING of the economy unless Mr Too Late, a major loser, lowers interest rates, NOW,” he posted on Truth Social. Trump also compared the Federal Reserve with the European Central Bank (ECB), which has reduced interest rates seven times.
3,400-year-old Egyptian town with links to King Tutankhamun unearthed near Alexandria

3 days ago | euronews.com | Theo Farrant

A French team of archaeologists have made a remarkable discovery - the ruins of a 3,400-year-old Egyptian town near the modern-day city of Alexandria, that was possibly built by the legendary King Tutankhamun’s father, Akhenaten. Detailed in a new study published in Antiquity, the mud-brick ruins are believed to date back to Egypt’s 18th Dynasty (circa 1550–1292 BCE), a period known for its wealth, power, and dramatic shifts in religious ideology.
Europe wants to attract US academics in wake of Trump administration cuts. What will lure them in?

3 days ago | euronews.com | Anna Desmarais

Since US President Donald Trump’s return to office in January, academic research has seen several cuts that are causing “a lot of concern” and pushing some to consider relocating to Europe. Trump has gone after Ivy League universities like Harvard and Columbia with threats of cutting several billion dollars in federal funding if they did not drop diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) measures and in Columbia’s case, a perceived failure of addressing antisemitism on its campus.