Kudermetova to remove Russian sponsor logo to play at Wimbledon
Russia's Veronika Kudermetova said she will remove the logo of sanctioned Russian sponsor Tatneft from her kit so she can compete at Wimbledon this year.
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Macron insists EU should not be US 'vassal': Is the French president isolated?
Macron insists that the French line on Taiwan has not changed. But China hawks in Europe and America have continued to criticise him, saying that he has weakened the West's position vis-à-vis Xi Jinping. Adding to the tensions, the Chinese ambassador to France has questioned the sovereignty of ex-Soviet states, something that has caused uproar in the EU.
Sweden is building the world's first permanent electrified road for EVs to charge while driving
As the EU passed a landmark law last month to require all new cars sold to have zero CO2 emissions from 2035, European countries are rushing to prepare the infrastructure needed for fossil fuel-free mobility.
Russia has to 'find a way out of' its own mess, Portugal's foreign minister says
On Lula's pitch for a negotiated solution, Cravinho says: "Unfortunately, this is not a moment when we can be optimistic about any negotiations. But it is important that countries such as Brazil, such as China, such as India, that have an ongoing dialogue with Russia, engage with Russia in order to explain that Russia is going to have to find a way out of the mess it has created. This was very much part of our conversation with President Lula (of Brazil) when he was in Portugal."
EU 'cannot have political legitimacy without moral authority,' says European Ombudsman
As the European Union looks to restore trust in its institutions after last year's shocking corruption scandals, Euronews sat down with European Ombudsman, Emily O'Reilly, who overviews transparency and ethics issues related to the EU, to discuss transparency, intelligence and what it all means for how we perceive Europe.
Spain pleads for aid from EU after historic drought devastates its farmers
The Spanish government requested emergency funds from the European Commission on Tuesday to help its farmers after they were hit by a historic drought that threatens a large part of their harvest.
Saving biodiversity at a cost: Dutch farmers fight against emissions regulations
The Netherlands' Veluwe nature reserve, to the east of Amsterdam, is a vast expanse of heathland and wooded groves.
Climate Now Live: What's happening to the water cycle?
The impact of climate change on the water cycle is a growing topic of concern in Europe. 2022 was Europe’s hottest summer on record, and with that heat came widespread droughts.