Focus on EU single market to boost competitiveness, says Kristalina Georgieva
“The US is doing very well [...] whereas Europe is stalling.”
Euronews sat down with Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the International Monetary Fund to discuss economic growth.
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'Greenland is covered by collective security of NATO', says Finnish Foreign minister
How dangerous is the so-called Russian “shadow fleet” for the Baltic Sea?
Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen sat down with Euronews to discuss alleged Russian sabotage acts like damaging underwater cables and transporting sanctioned oil.
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Temporary fishing ban: What are the consequences for the Bay of Biscay? | Portrait - EP13
“It’s easy to blame the fishermen. It’s the only solution they have found.” 💬
Sébastien Biolchini is one of many fishermen who can’t fish for a month in the Bay of Biscay, where a ban aims to protect dolphins from accidental catches. 🎣
Fishermen are angry, but environmentalists argue it’s crucial for conservation. 🐬
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Trump's "America First" policy, long sceptical of international alliances, is causing growing concerns both at home and abroad.
As the war in Ukraine approaches its third year, many are increasingly wary of how his approach could affect global stability. With tensions rising, his stance on foreign relations is coming under more intense scrutiny.
🚨 Since Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, the EU has supplied much weaponry and logistical support. But the conflict highlighted difficulties in increasing ammunition and weapons production within the bloc.
Do you still trust traditional media?
"Social media will never replace them. They provide no context but proliferate fake news" -Marta Mucznik, International Crisis Group
"If youth learns how to read information, it'll see that's all fake news" -Riho Terras, MEP (European People's Party)
Watch #BrusselsMyLove in full on euronews.com
"The climate crisis is an economic crisis."
On this week’s episode of #TheBigQuestion, Sherry Madera, CEO of CDP, the world's global disclosure platform for climate and nature data, reveals that "less than 1% of companies that disclose to CDP that they have a transition plan, are credible transition targets."
Mexico has started setting up large tents along the U.S. border in anticipation of President Trump’s mass deportation plan.
Cities like Ciudad Juárez, Nogales, and Matamoros are launching similar efforts, with cranes lifting metal frames for shelters.
The tents in Juárez are just the first phase of a larger operation to accommodate deportees, according to local officials.
👉 Excess deaths have actually decreased in Europe, despite health system challenges.
November 2024 recorded 22,000 fewer excess deaths in the EU than in November 2023. Check out #EuropeInMotion for the full story.
The mesmerising art of tuna cutting 🐟
The Kai Tai ceremony celebrates the skill and precision required to handle one of the ocean’s most prized fish.
The Japanese tradition showcased at Morimoto Doha honours culinary craftsmanship and connects audiences to the cultural heritage and respect for the sea’s bounty.
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In partnership with Media City Qatar
Why is there a temporary fishing ban in the Bay of Biscay? | Explainer - EP13
Why is there a one-month fishing ban in the Bay of Biscay? 🎣
Here’s an explainer. 👇
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Over 2,400 truckloads of UN aid have entered Gaza since the ceasefire, with more than 630 trucks arriving on Monday alone.
However, UN Secretary-General Guterres warned that significant obstacles remain, and Gaza's Civil Defense stressed the difficulty of future missions due to widespread destruction.