Gunvor pulls offer for Russiaโ€™s Lukoil as US brands firm โ€˜Kremlin puppetโ€™

The Swiss-based trading house, which had offered to buy the Russian oil giant’s international assets, called the accusation “fundamentally misinformed.”

โ€˜Trump is against humankindโ€™: World leaders at climate summit take swipes at absent president

Some of Thursday’s speeches reflected anger and dismay at U.S. policies but could not hide the ambivalence that many countries feel about this year’s climate talks.

Romania calls on US to โ€˜overturnโ€™ troop drawdown

Sending home 800 soldiers is “not a good sign in our bilateral relationship,” Romania’s deputy defense minister warns.

As UN decries fossil fuel expansion, Greece starts drilling for gas in Mediterranean

U.S. oil giant ExxonMobil will lead the project, to the delight of Donald Trump’s energy czar.

South Africa launches investigation into 17 citizens fighting in Ukraine

Men aged 20 to 39 โ€˜lured to join mercenary forceโ€™ in Donbas region have requested assistance to return homeSouth Africa is launching an investigation into how 17 of its citizens ended up in the war-torn region of Donbas in eastern Ukraine.The office of…

Trump adviser to Germanyโ€™s AfD: โ€˜We are in this togetherโ€™

MAGA social media guru Alex Bruesewitz visited Berlin to make common cause with the far-right Alternative for Germany at a time when the party is seeking allies in the U.S.

Denmark reminds Trump: Paws off Greenland

“It was nice to meet the American ambassador,” says Danish top diplomat Lars Lรธkke Rasmussen.

17 mercenaries are accused of fighting for Russia. Now, South Africa wants them home.

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s government launches bid to repatriate men who Ukraine suspects of joining Moscow’s invasion.

Czechia to slash military aid to Ukraine, says likely next FM

A pivot away from Kyiv would be a “Christmas gift” to Putin, outgoing government said in response to the comments.

After US judges trash Trumpโ€™s tariffs, itโ€™s no time for Europe to gloat

The EU would face more uncertainty if the U.S. Supreme Court shoots down President Donald Trumpโ€™s most sweeping tariffs.

Trumpโ€™s fossil fuel crusade confronts the climate faithful

Pulling out of the Paris climate agreement was not enough, an ex-aide to the U.S. president says on the eve of a summit in Brazil: “You have to potentially destroy it.”

Donald Trump enters his lame duck era

Republicans are starting to contend with the fact that the president will soon be gone, and they’ll be fending for themselves.

Macronโ€™s plan for Louvre overhaul poses โ€˜significant financial risks,โ€™ report says

The world’s most-visited museum needs to prioritize spending on safety and security, French auditors say in a report drafted before last month’s brazen heist.

Russian troops pile onto Pokrovsk as Ukrainians tries to keep hold of key city

Ukraine denied Russia’s claims that its forces were encircled by Moscow’s troops on November 5 as they battled to keep hold of Pokrovsk, a strategically located eastern city under intense assault. Up to 300 Russian soldiers were fighting in the city i…

How a flock of Canadian ostriches became a favorite MAHA cause

The birds are an unlikely example of how public health fights have shifted political dynamics in ways the U.S. is influencing and reckoning with.

German police detain man suspected of painting swastikas on cars and walls with his own blood โ€“ as it happened

This blog is now closedEUโ€™s digital spokesperson Thomas Regnier said the European Commission โ€œtakes note of the decision taken in Franceโ€ regarding the Chinese online retailer Shein (10:42), noting that the EU had already expressed similar concerns bef…

Putinโ€™s award for German conductor sparks fury in Berlin

Pianist Justus Frantz is under fire for accepting the prize from Russia’s president.

The US led the world to reach a huge climate deal. Then, it switched sides.

Ten years after nations adopted the Paris Agreement, its objectives are in jeopardy amid rising climate pollution and a political backlash against clean energy.

Fresh off redistricting win, Newsom to head to climate talks in Brazil

The California governor is coming off a political victory that solidified him as one of Democratsโ€™ most prominent retorts to President Donald Trump.

Putin says Russia is considering resuming nuclear tests following Trump’s remarks

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said that Russia would consider resuming nuclear tests for the first time since 1990 if the United States did so. US President Donald Trump said on social media last week that he hadย instructed the Pentago…

Macron is Franceโ€™s โ€˜worstโ€™ president. Just ask his old mentor.

The French leader is a narcissist who is in denial of reality, argues Alain Minc.

Keir Starmer, climate leader (when the Treasury lets him)

The U.K. prime minister is heading to the COP30 climate summit in Brazil to show climate still matters Britain, even in the age of Trump. But back at home, Starmer blows hot and cold on all things green.

Gaza peace plan: First step in a journey of a thousand miles

Former Israeli security service chief thinks the only path to lasting peace involves a two-state solution.

Latvia: Public mobilization grows in support of treaty for preventing violence against women

Latvian lawmakers voted on October 30 to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention. Since then, the president has called for a review of the bill, as protests are planned across the country on Thursday.

Supreme Court teases taking away Trumpโ€™s favorite foreign policy tool

The mood inside the Trump administration following the arguments Wednesday is โ€œgrim.”

Trump can bring Putin to the table, says UK minister

Healey also provided an update on the coalition of the willing’s work to secure lasting peace once in Ukraine once the fighting is over.

Commission weighs appeasing Parliament on budget

“Legal changes” could be made on proposal, says Budget Commissioner Serafin.

Putin considers nuclear tests after Trump threat

The Russian president has asked for a feasibility study on resuming nuclear testing following a surprise announcement by his American counterpart.

FIFAโ€™s Trump Peace Prize? Football chief launches new award ahead of World Cup

FIFA is launching its own version of the Nobel Peace Prize. We wonder who will win?

NATO downplays US troop drawdown as Russian hybrid attacks intensify

The announced withdrawal of troops “happens all the time,” says alliance Secretary-General Mark Rutte.

Vuฤiฤ‡: Serbia open to resuming ammunition sales to Europe after export stop

In a wide-ranging interview with Euronews, Serbian President Vuฤiฤ‡ approved ammunition sales to EU countries, even if they end up in Ukraine. He also defended his position not to join EU sanctions against Russia, which complicates Serbiaโ€™s bid to becom…

US pharma to abandon UK unless NHS pays more, says Trumpโ€™s ambassador

Britain has offered to increase the threshold at which the NHS pays firms for medicines. Pharma firms want the government to go further.

US ends protection for South Sudanese who fled civil war

The move means that some of the 5,000 South Sudanese living in the U.S. could now be deported.

Europeโ€™s climate bubble bursts on the eve of crucial summit

The EU heads to the COP30 climate summit with watered-down goals and dwindling green consensus.

Zelensky visits troops in Pokrovsk as fighting for key city continues

During a visit to Pokrovsk, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his country’s troops have forced Russia to push back its deadline for taking the strategic eastern city, which is the scene of fierce fighting in the Donbas region. Russia has bee…

UK wonโ€™t give taxpayer cash to COP30 forests fund

Britain’s โ€œincredibly supportiveโ€ of the initiative pushed by COP’s Brazilian hosts โ€” but won’t be stumping up public money.

The US led the world to reach a huge climate deal. Then, it switched sides.

Ten years after nations worldwide adopted the Paris Agreement, its objectives are in jeopardy amid rising climate pollution and political backlash against clean energy.

Mary Robinson elected first female president of Ireland โ€“ archive, 1990

On 7 November 1990, Robinson defeated Fianna Fรกilโ€™s Brian Lenihan and Fine Galeโ€™s Austin Currie to become head of state. See how the Guardian reported eventsBy David Hearst and Joe Joyce in Dublin
10 November 1990 Continue reading…

EU Commission and Parliament face reckoning over โ‚ฌ1.8 trillion budget clash

The EU executive has still not offered a compromise, says European Parliament’s lead budget negotiator ahead of meeting.

Eleventh-hour deal on EU climate action to 2040

European environment ministers have formally agreed to cut greenhouse gas emissions to a tenth of 1990 levels by the end of the next decade, and given European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen a concrete mandate on the very eve of a summit of …

Global economy โ€˜yet to feel the painโ€™ from tariffs, European Central Bank president says

“It’s a question of time,” Christine Lagarde said.

Are Trumpโ€™s tariffs making money? Watch this chart.

The U.S. has 174.2% more tariff revenue than this time last year. Reading this chart offers clues for the path ahead.

Senate rejects Trumpโ€™s global tariffs, the final vote in a series of rebukes

Once again, four Republicans joined with Democrats to approve a resolution condemning a signature part of the presidentโ€™s agenda.

Trump reverses course on attending Supreme Court arguments this week

The president previously said he had โ€œan obligation to goโ€ to oral arguments in the tariff case at the high court Wednesday.

Zohran Mamdaniโ€™s New York election win fires up the European left wing

“Hope won,” declares London Mayor Sadiq Khan after socialist candidate triumphs in America’s largest city.

The White Houseโ€™s Plan A is winning its Supreme Court tariff case. It also has a Plan B.

Aides have spent weeks strategizing how to reconstitute the presidentโ€™s global tariff regime if the court rules that he exceeded his authority.

Trump and Republicans admonish others for their Election Night losses

The president put himself at armโ€™s length from losing GOP candidates. Rank-and-file Republicans are left casting blame.

7 US election takeaways โ€” from Trump the foil to post-cancellation politics

Heading into 2026, Democrats showed signs of rebuilding and shoring up their battled coalition.

Trumpโ€™s tariff case forces the conservative justices to โ€˜confront a conflictโ€™ in their legal philosophy

The high courtโ€™s conservative majority largely blesses broad executive power, but some justices are also wary of it in the economic realm.

Britainโ€™s plan to raise NHS drug prices wonโ€™t bring back Lillyโ€™s investment

Comments from medicines firm Eli Lilly will be a blow to British officials, who are in advanced negotiations with the Trump administration to secure tariff relief.

EU tells skeptical Bulgarians the euro is their guardian angel in a dangerous world

European leaders want to dispel anti-euro sentiment in Bulgaria two months before it joins the single currency.

EUโ€™s green car push helps fuel political populists

Europe’s far-right parties are capitalizing on the public’s reluctance to change technologies.

Germanyโ€™s Merz wants Syrian refugees to go home

Under pressure from the far right, Germany’s chancellor says his country will begin repatriating Syrians. The reality is more complicated.

Fear and loathing in Kyiv: Political nemesis hammers Zelenskyy on democratic devotion

Former President Petro Poroshenko urges Western partners to get tough with leadership in Kyiv over its commitment to reform.

Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy visits troops near embattled Pokrovsk

Deep Ukrainian drone strikes hit petrochemical plant 1,300km inside Russia and Lukoil refinery east of Moscow. What we know on day 1,351 Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited troops in the Pokrovsk area of Donetsk oblast on Tuesday. โ€œI met with our warriors at t…

Europeโ€™s energy transition must power a stronger tomorrow

Europeโ€™s energy transition must balance climate ambition with competitiveness. The power sector, as a strategic enabler, is key to ensuring affordable, secure and sustainable growth across EU industries.

Trump turns crypto pariahs into power players

Trumpโ€™s embrace of crypto has extended to overseas digital assets giants once under the gun in Washington.

George W. Bush remembers Dick Cheney: โ€˜A calm and steady presenceโ€™

Cheneyโ€™s twilight in American politics was marked by his opposition to Trump, who has yet to weigh in on his death.

Orbรกn’s veto on Ukraine’s EU bid provides ‘specific support’ to Putin, Zelenskyy says

Speaking at the Euronews’ Enlargement Summit, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on Hungarian Premier Viktor Orbรกn to lift his veto on Ukraine’s accession.

UN: Nations well off-track of Paris climate agreement goals

U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement would erase another 0.1 C of progress.

EU Parliament lawmakers vote to sue Commission over withdrawn patent bill

The patents are at the center of a battle between the companies that own them and those that use them.

EU warns Ukraine over corruption as Brussels readies enlargement report card

The Commission praises Ukraine, Moldova, Albania and Montenegro’s efforts to join the bloc โ€” but notes concern about anti-corruption reforms in Kyiv.

Former US Vice President Dick Cheney dead at 84

He was one of the most influential and most polarizing figures ever to hold the office.

Putin wants Russia to muscle in on rare earths race

Moscow is getting into the fight for mineral supremacy.

Ukraine to open weapon export offices in Berlin and Copenhagen

Kyiv is looking to export naval drones and artillery systems in order to finance the production of โ€œitems for which we don’t have the money,โ€ said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy

The EUโ€™s global health test: Invest or retreat

Continuing to support the Global Fund is not just a matter of affordability and morality, but also about protecting decades of hard-won progress that has saved and protected countless lives.

Farageโ€™s deputy calls for fresh debate over Bank of England remit

Deputy leader of poll-leading populist party wants debate over the make-up and role of the Monetary Policy Committee.

Yes, Brusselsย reallyย wants Google to be broken up

The U.S. tech giant is on a collision course with EU trustbusters over its digital ad dominance.

As freezing winter blackouts loom, Zelenskyy faces criticism over energy supply

A former power boss accuses Ukraine’s leadership of a politically motivated vendetta against him โ€” and ignoring a plan to guard the sector against Russian attacks.

What if Trumpโ€™s tariffs are illegal? Itโ€™s everybodyโ€™s problem.

Even if the Supreme Court strikes down Donald Trumpโ€™s tariffs on countries, he has other legal options to impose similar duties.

Inside lawmakersโ€™ plans to make the EU Parliament more fun

Political groups want to put controversial topics first, shake up the debate format โ€” and actually grill commissioners.

For Trump, the entire Western hemisphere is Americaโ€™sย 

The U.S. president’s “Donroe Doctrine” represents a deep break from modern national security thinking.

Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv gets more US-made Patriots and says its forces are holding on in Pokrovsk

Zelenskyy says the air defence systems being put into action while in embattled eastern city Russian troops havenโ€™t advanced over past day. What we know on day 1,350See all our Russia-Ukraine war coverageUkraine has received more US-made Patriot air de…

Ukraineโ€™s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy joins Euronewsโ€™ flagship EU Enlargement Summit

Ukraineโ€™s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed that he will join Euronewsโ€™ one-of-a-kind political event, which will take place on Tuesday, 4 November, between 2 pm and 5 pm CET and will be broadcast live on Euronewsโ€™ television and digital platform…

Donโ€™t weaken new climate goal, EUโ€™s top green official warns on eve of crunch vote

Teresa Ribera told ministers reducing the EU’s 2040 target would be an “invitation to waste money.”

Czech populist Babiลก sets sights on EU green rules

Government coalition program says EU Green Deal “is unsustainable in its current form.”

Czech billionaire Babiลก clinches coalition deal with the far right

The agriculture tycoon inches closer to becoming the new PM in Prague.

How tiny Qatar became Trumpโ€™s indispensable ally

The small but rich Gulf nation has helped shape some of President Donald Trumpโ€™s biggest diplomatic wins in the Middle East and beyond.

French parliament likely to miss key budget deadline

Lawmakers unlikely to have enough time to work through more than 2,400 amendments that still need to be discussed and voted on.

Spanish conservatives take late, limited responsibility for deadly Valencia floods

Regional President Carlos Mazรณn announces his resignation, after a year during which the center right blamed PM Pedro Sรกnchez and even the national weather service for the disaster.

Valencia president Carlos Mazรณn resigns over botched handling of deadly floods

Leader of Spanish regionโ€™s Peopleโ€™s party had clung to power despite calls for him to stand down over 2024 disasterCarlos Mazรณn, the embattled president of the eastern Spanish region of Valencia, has bowed to public fury and political pressure by resig…

Trump reverses course on attending Supreme Court tariff arguments this week

The president previously said he had โ€œan obligation to goโ€ to oral arguments in the tariff case at the high court Wednesday.

Big trouble in โ€˜Little Berlinโ€™: the tiny hamlet split in two by the cold war

A new museum in Mรถdlareuth tells the story of how a settlement of only 50 people straddled Bavaria in West Germany and Thuringia in the eastA creek so shallow you barely got your ankles wet divided a community for more than four decades. By an accident…

Trump says Maduroโ€™s days are numbered but โ€˜doubtsโ€™ US will go to war with Venezuela

Presidentโ€™s remarks, made during CBS interview released on Sunday, come as the US amasses military units in CaribbeanDonald Trump has sent mixed signals about potential US intervention in Venezuela, playing down concerns of imminent war against the Sou…

US accused of threatening EU diplomats during bid to kill green shipping rules

Negotiators at shipping talks in London were told both they and their countries could be punished unless they voted with the U.S.

US trade envoy Jamieson Greer to visit London in late November

The U.K. continues to push for a favorable position on a narrow list of tariff lines โ€” with pharmaceuticals and Scotch whisky among Britainโ€™s top priorities.