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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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Israel Announces Killing of Top Hamas Leader in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the death of Mohammed Sinwar, a top Hamas military leader in Gaza, during an Israeli airstrike; this follows earlier reports of Sinwar being targeted at a hospital, and comes amidst Israel's ongoing offensive in Gaza which has resulted in tens of t...

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Germany and Ukraine to Jointly Develop Long-Range Weapons

Germany announced a €5 billion aid package for Ukraine, including a joint development program for long-range weapons with initial systems available within weeks and full production by late 2025, marking a significant shift in military-industrial cooperation.

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SpaceX Starship Launch Fails, Disintegrates Over Indian Ocean

SpaceX's Starship rocket, launched on Tuesday from Starbase, Texas, failed due to a payload door malfunction, causing the spacecraft to spin uncontrollably and disintegrate over the Indian Ocean after two explosions; despite setbacks, SpaceX plans to increase launch frequency.

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Australian Whistleblower Loses Appeal, Sentence Upheld

A former Australian army officer, David McBride, lost his appeal against a five-year-and-eight-month prison sentence for leaking documents exposing alleged Australian war crimes in Afghanistan; his defense argued he acted in the public interest, but the court rejected this.

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France and Indonesia Finalize Major Arms Deal

French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Indonesia resulted in a major arms deal, including the purchase of 42 Rafale fighter jets, two Scorpene submarines, and 13 Thales ground control interception radars, strengthening military cooperation and reflecting Indonesia's defense modernization strate...

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Floods Critically Damage Romania's Historic Praid Salt Mine

Romania's Praid Salt Mine, a major tourist attraction and medical center, suffered severe damage from recent record floods in Harghita County, with uncontrolled water inflow threatening the mine's structural integrity and necessitating urgent assessments and repairs.

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US Aid Cuts Trigger Humanitarian Funding Crisis

The US withdrawal of $60 billion in development aid, coupled with further cuts from European nations, creates a critical funding gap in the humanitarian sector, leaving millions vulnerable and increasing the burden on remaining donors.

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Russia Massing Troops Near Sumy, Ukraine

Russia is massing 50,000 troops near Ukraine's Sumy region to create a 10km buffer zone, capturing four previously evacuated villages; this follows Russia's mobilization of 40,000-45,000 soldiers monthly, despite calls for a ceasefire, and potential offensives near Kharkiv.

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NPR Sues Trump Over Funding Cuts, Citing Free Speech Violation

NPR and three local stations sued President Trump for cutting their funding, claiming it violates free speech and exceeds his authority; Trump alleges liberal bias in their reporting, triggering a legal battle over government influence on media.

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Turkey Offers to Mediate Russia-Ukraine Talks

Turkey offered to host new talks between Russia and Ukraine to achieve a ceasefire and lasting peace, following a previous meeting in Istanbul where both sides showed little progress and accusations of obstructing peace efforts were made by multiple parties, including the US, Russia, and Europe.

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KAFF's 40th Anniversary Showcases AI's Impact on Animation

The 40th Kecskemét Animation Film Festival (KAFF) in Hungary features hundreds of films, including Oscar-winning and nominated animations, AI-generated works, professional forums, and exhibitions, highlighting the evolving role of AI and societal themes in animation.

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Spain's Bid to Grant Official EU Status to Minority Languages Fails

Spain failed to achieve EU-wide recognition for Catalan, Galician, and Basque, facing opposition from member states worried about the administrative and legal implications of setting a precedent for other countries with minority languages.

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