After Italy blocked access to OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot, will the rest of Europe follow?
Italy has become the first Western country to block ChatGPT, a popular chatbot powered by artificial intelligence (AI).
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AI open letter authors: 'We want people to share our level of uncertainty'
The letter, published by the Future of Life Institute think tank and signed by AI experts as well as tech leaders Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak and Jaan Tallinn, cites a study by University of Washington as evidence for "AI systems with human-competitive intelligence" posing "profound risks to society and humanity."
Port of Dover queues latest as travellers face long delays
The Port of Dover said on Saturday morning it was "deeply frustrated" that coach traffic was suffering "significant delays". A reported 70 coaches were waiting to be processed at the port on Saturday morning as it declared a critical incident.
Bulgarian election contenders present their case on Euronews
While the security of Europe is in deep crisis, Bulgaria goes to elections for the fifth time in two years. Joining us for this special Global Conversation, are the two leading contenders, Kiril Petkov and Bojko Borisov.
Russia 'has no right' to tell Finland what to do: Europe Minister Tytti Tuppurainen
Asked how much of a setback it is for Finland to have Sweden left out of NATO for now, Tuppurainen responds: "It was our priority to enter NATO together. We started this process hand in hand and Sweden is our closest partner. It would have benefited NATO the most to have us both entering simultaneously. But here we are, in a different situation. This was not our choice. And we have to be humble, as applicant states. But since it looks like Finland is going to be in NATO before Sweden, then of course Finland will try to help Sweden to also join as soon as possible."
What will happen to Turkey's EU migrant deal if the opposition wins the election?
Turkey is counting down to elections on 14 May, with the economy the single most important issue for voters.
Shakhtar file complaint to EU over FIFA transfer rules
Shakhtar Donetsk has filed a complaint before the European Union Commission against FIFA, saying they lost around 40 million euros ($43.63 million) in revenue due to the governing body's emergency transfer rules during Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Nefco is working with several new initiatives under the Green Recovery for Ukraine programme - Chief Investment Advisor of Nefco Yuliia Shevchuk
Interview with Chief Investment Advisor of Nefco Yuliia Shevchuk to the Interfax-Ukraine Agency