Bernadette Chirac, widow of Jacques Chirac, passes away at 93
Bernadette Chirac, who was married to former French president Jacques Chirac, has died at the age of 93, as confirmed by her daughter to AFP.
Editorial Staff Jun 6
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Bernadette Chirac, the wife of ex-president Jacques Chirac, has died
An unfailing supporter of her husband's career, Bernadette Chirac became a key figure on France's political scene.
Editorial Staff Jun 6
Surge in Politically-Motivated Crimes in Germany Raises Concerns
A recent report indicates that politically-motivated crimes in Germany have doubled over the last decade, with cases of intimidation, hatred, and violence reaching unprecedented levels in 2025.
Editorial Staff Jun 6
Pope Leo XIV's Upcoming Visit to Spain Highlights Key Social Issues
As Pope Leo XIV prepares for a weeklong visit to Spain, he aims to address pressing matters of immigration and social justice while acknowledging the church's historical challenges.
Editorial Staff Jun 6
EU Salary Transparency Rules Face Delays as Deadline Approaches
As the deadline for new EU salary transparency regulations nears, many member states appear unprepared to implement the changes aimed at addressing pay disparities.
Editorial Staff Jun 6
Ivanka Trump’s Aspirations in Albania Raise Concerns Among Protesters
Albanian journalist Erisa Kryeziu discusses the implications of Ivanka Trump's ambitions in Albania, highlighting the concerns raised by local protesters.
Editorial Staff Jun 5
Putin Dismisses Zelensky's Call for Direct Talks on Ukraine Conflict
In response to an open letter from Ukrainian President Zelensky seeking direct negotiations, Russian President Putin stated that there is 'no point' in such a meeting.
Editorial Staff Jun 5
Exploring the EU's Strategy Against Economic Dependence on China
As the EU considers a de-risking strategy to lessen its reliance on China, the implications for future trade relations and potential conflicts are significant.
Editorial Staff Jun 5
Wadephul's Diplomatic Mission to Mexico: Tackling Drug Crime and Economic Ties
Johann Wadephul, Germany's top diplomat, is in Mexico to strengthen ties and address pressing issues like drug crime, following a recent setback in the UN Security Council.
Editorial Staff Jun 5
France's World Cup Preparations Stumble with Loss to Ivory Coast
In a disappointing start to their World Cup preparations, France fell 2-1 to Ivory Coast in their first warm-up match, raising concerns about their performance.
Editorial Staff Jun 5
Zelenskyy Calls for Meeting with Putin Amid Ongoing Conflict
In a recent development, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has proposed a meeting with Russian President Putin to discuss the ongoing war, as both leaders express a willingness to engage in dialogue.
Editorial Staff Jun 4
Zelensky Outlines Timetable for Ukraine's EU Membership Talks
President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced a commitment to a structured timeline for discussions regarding Ukraine's accession to the European Union.
Editorial Staff Jun 4
Putin's Economic Conference in St. Petersburg Faces Stagnation Challenges
As Russian President Vladimir Putin convenes his fifth wartime economic conference in St. Petersburg, the nation grapples with a stagnating economy and seeks paths to stimulate growth.
Editorial Staff Jun 4
Hungary's Veto on Ukraine's EU Accession Finally Lifted
Euronews provides an exclusive look into the negotiations that resulted in Hungary removing its veto on Ukraine's bid for EU membership after two years.
Editorial Staff Jun 4
Amazon's Ambitious €10 Billion Investment in Europe Promises 25,000 New Jobs
In a significant move, Amazon has announced plans to invest over €10 billion in Europe, aiming to enhance its warehouse and delivery infrastructure while creating 25,000 new jobs.
Editorial Staff Jun 4
Albania's Luxury Resort Project Raises EU Concerns Amid Environmental Protests
A luxury resort linked to Jared Kushner on Albania's protected coast is causing environmental and political concerns as the country seeks EU membership.
Editorial Staff Jun 4
Allegations Arise as Ukraine is Accused of Fatal Attacks in Crimea
Reports indicate that four individuals were killed in Crimea, with at least 10 others injured, as claimed by officials aligned with Russia.
Editorial Staff Jun 4
Katie Taylor's Potential Final Fight Against Flora Pili at Croke Park
Katie Taylor, the undisputed super lightweight champion, may conclude her illustrious career with a match against unbeaten French fighter Flora Pili at Croke Park.
Editorial Staff Jun 3
Zelensky's Controversial Gesture Raises Historical Tensions with Israel and Poland
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's participation in the reburial of nationalist leader Andriy Melnyk has ignited significant backlash from Israel and Poland, highlighting ongoing debates over historical memory.
Editorial Staff Jun 3
UK-France Migrant Policy Extended Amid Low Return Rates
The UK-France 'One-In, One-Out' migrant policy, in place since September 2025, has been extended until October, despite a return rate of under 4%.
Editorial Staff Jun 3