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Pan-European news television channel

Euronews is a European television news network, headquartered in Lyon, France. It is a provider of livestreamed news, which can be viewed in Europe and North Africa via satellite, and in most of the world via its website, on YouTube, and on various mobile devices and digital media players.

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Syria's Diverse New Government Aims for Stability and Western Support

Syria's new 23-member transitional government, sworn in on Saturday, includes diverse religious and ethnic backgrounds, aiming to restore stability after months of conflict and influence Western policy by including minority representatives and a woman.

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Russia Plans Major Ukraine Offensive, Delaying Peace Talks

Ukraine and military analysts warn of an imminent large-scale Russian offensive across 1,000 kilometers of the front, potentially delaying peace talks; a recent Russian attack on Dnipro caused at least four deaths and 36 injuries; Ukraine announced new intelligence agreements with EU nations and con...

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Italy Revives Albanian Migrant Centers Amid EU Return Hub Plan

The Italian government is reactivating Albanian migrant processing centers to house rejected asylum seekers with deportation orders, aligning with an EU proposal to establish return hubs in third countries; this follows the centers' inactivity due to Italian court challenges, despite an €800 million...

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France's Public Deficit Lower Than Expected, But Remains High

France's 2024 public deficit totaled €169.6 billion (5.8% of GDP), lower than projected due to increased tax revenue and slower spending growth; however, this remains nearly double the Eurozone target, and France's public debt increased to 113% of GDP.

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Israel's Controversial Alliance with Far-Right in Antisemitism Fight

An international antisemitism conference in Jerusalem drew both far-right European leaders and boycotts from prominent Jewish figures, reflecting a shift in Israel's approach to combating antisemitism by prioritizing alliances against radical Islam, despite historical ties to Holocaust denial among ...

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US Egg Shortage Spurs Search for Overseas Suppliers

Avian flu in the US has caused an egg shortage, prompting the USDA to seek foreign imports; however, differing food safety regulations and limited European surpluses complicate matters.

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Tesla Dealership Protests Target Musk's Fortune and Influence

Weekly protests against Elon Musk's influence in the US government under President Trump are targeting Tesla dealerships nationwide, aiming to impact his $340 billion fortune and Tesla's recent sales decline. The coordinated 'Tesla Takedown' movement includes protests at 277 US and numerous internat...

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Mass Protests Erupt in Turkey Following Arrest of Istanbul Mayor

Thousands protested in Turkey on Saturday against President Erdoğan and the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, despite a government crackdown that included the arrest of 511 students in Istanbul on Friday alone; opposition leader Özgür Özel announced weekly protests.

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Turkey's Crackdown on Dissent: İmamoğlu's Arrest and the Muted International Response

Former Istanbul mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, arrested in Turkey on March 19th for alleged corruption and links to outlawed groups, denounces the charges as politically motivated, sparking protests and raising concerns over press freedom as several journalists covering the protests were also arrested.

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EU Defense Spending Surges Amidst Geopolitical Tensions

Driven by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and pressure from the US, European Union defense spending reached €423.3 billion in 2024, a 11.7% increase, with Germany and Poland leading the surge, but Spain showing a more measured approach, highlighting the need for collaborative purchasing.

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Trump Orders Smithsonian Funding Changes

President Trump signed an executive order targeting Smithsonian Institution funding for programs promoting "divisive narratives," assigning Vice President Vance to oversee the removal of "inappropriate ideologies" and ensure future funding aligns with conservative values, impacting the 30 million an...

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Cyprus Funds Hotel Desalination Plants Amid Severe Water Shortage

The Cypriot government announced a €3 million plan to fund private hotel desalination plants to combat critically low water reserves (24.6% of capacity) after the second-driest winter in a decade, impacting the tourism-reliant island that saw over 4 million visitors last year.

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