‘Common sense solution’: How taxes on yachts and private jets could fund climate action
Demands for climate policies targeting the polluting activities of the super-rich are rapidly gaining traction.
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Ireland needs 'tens of thousands' more homes annually to keep up with demand
Ireland needs to build around 20,000 extra properties each year if it is to improve the country's national housing crisis, according to the Irish Central Bank's latest report.
UN General Assembly supports resolution calling for end to Israeli occupation
The UN General Assembly has overwhelmingly supported a Palestinian-drafted resolution on Wednesday demanding that Israel end its “unlawful presence” in Gaza and the occupied West Bank within a year.
Socialist Ribera becomes von der Leyen’s new right-hand woman
When Ursula von der Leyen was deciding who to assign the highly coveted competition portfolio, the strongest economic candidates were considered.
The EU's new defence commissioner is open to eurobonds
The EU's first defence and space commissioner is open to issuing joint bonds or using unspent money from post-pandemic funds to raise vital funds for building up the military and boosting competitiveness.
Nine Inch Nails photography exhibition set to open in London in October
A Nine Inch Nails photography exhibition coinciding with the 30th anniversary of the band’s legendary second album ‘The Downward Spiral’, is set to open in London next month.
Eurozone inflation figures see drop in August, edging nearer to ECB 2% target
A week after the ECB cut rates in the eurozone, the final inflation data confirms that prices increased at the slowest pace in three years in August, just as Euronews reported previously.
Tradition meets competition: Kazakhstan hosts the 5th edition of the World Nomad Games
The event saw over 3,000 athletes from 100 countries compete in 21 traditional sports, including kokpar and archery on horseback.