What is battery swapping and could it help make EVs more popular?
China will see a massive expansion of electric vehicle battery swapping as global battery maker CATL says it will invest heavily in stations there next year.
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EU data watchdog sets terms for AI model's legitimate use of personal data
The EU's data protection agency has clarified in what circumstances developing AI models may access personal data in an opinion which sets out a three-stage test for legitimate interest of such use.
Google Maps clue helps solve crime in Spanish village
Spanish authorities have cracked a year-long murder mystery with an unexpected assist from Google Street View.
Europe's travel strikes: Flight and train disruption you can expect in December and January
Strikes are a regular occurrence in Europe, as employees withhold their labour to fight for better pay and conditions.
Trump mocks Canada as leader Trudeau faces turmoil over tariff dispute
President-elect Donald Trump joked that it would be a "great idea" for Canada to become the 51st state of the US, as Canadian leader Justin Trudeau faces a domestic political crisis linked to fears over a potential tariff war with Trump.
Ukraine, Trump and Syria dominate agenda at European Council | Radio Schuman
As EU leaders gather in Brussels today for a one-day summit, Radio Schuman previews expectations for leaders' discussions with Euronews journalist Jorge Liboreiro.
Stocks plunge as Federal Reserve's tilt triggers ‘Black Wednesday’
The December Federal Reserve meeting knocked the wind out of markets, delivering exactly what investors didn’t ask for this holiday season: more volatility, fewer rate cuts ahead, and hawkish posture from Jerome Powell.
Euro tumbles to a two-year low following Fed's hawkish rate cut
The euro tumbled against the US dollar to near a two-year low of mid-1.03, a level briefly reached late in November and the lowest in two years. The decline was triggered by the Federal Reserve's (Fed) hawkish rate cut on Wednesday night. The EUR/USD pair dropped more than 1%, or 1.4 US cents per euro before a slight rebound in the Asian session on Thursday.