Euroviews. Is hunger the deadliest weapon of modern conflict?
In the 5th Century, Sun Tzu wrote about how starvation could be used as a tactic of war, to starve out ones’ enemy until they are desperate enough to surrender.
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De Bruyne bemoans money mattering more to FIFA than player welfare
Manchester City midfielder and Belgium captain Kevin De Bruyne said money talks louder to FIFA and UEFA as he raised concerns over the impact of a crammed calendar on players' health and performance.
Vestager: 'a gender-balanced Commission can do unprecedented work'
Margrethe Vestager is one of the EU's most powerful figures. The Executive Vice President of the European Commission is known for slapping US big tech giants with multi-billion euro fines, actions which earned her the sobriquet 'the tax lady'' from former US President Donald Trump. The Dane will soon bid farewell to Brussels after being in charge of competition and digital policies for almost ten years. For Euronews Witness reporter Maïa de La Baume spoke with her about her time in office and the big challenges facing the European Union today and the in the future.
State of the Union: Is Scholz a chancellor on call?
If you love following the ups and downs of the conflicts between the European Union and Hungary, you had a field day this week.
Tensions in Poland over migrants escalate despite drop in attempted crossings from Belarus
At the fringe of the Polish forest of Bialowieza, a wall separated Belarus from Poland for two years.
Spain, Greece, Italy and Portugal travellers warned over two new UK airport rules
If you have a trip planned to Europe this year, you might want to add a little extra travel time to your schedule as a new system for border control could cause delays for people heading abroad.
EU-donated mpox vaccines arrive in DRC after WHO declared health emergency
The first batch of mpox vaccines has arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo, three weeks after the World Health Organization declared mpox outbreaks in 12 African countries a global emergency.
Euroviews. Can Europe both lead green shipping and derisk from China?
“I name you Laura Maersk!” On a sunny September day in Copenhagen last year, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, baptised the brand-new green methanol-fueled ship of Danish logistics superpower Mærsk.