Armenia Set for Pivotal Election Amid War and Peace Concerns
On 7 June, Armenians will participate in their first general election since 2021, with foreign policy issues, particularly regarding war and peace, taking center stage.
Tino Livramento's World Cup Participation in Jeopardy as Trevoh Chalobah Steps Up
Tino Livramento's hopes of playing in the World Cup are in jeopardy following a hamstring injury. Trevoh Chalobah is expected to take his place as England prepares for its tournament opener.
Gavin Newsom Claims Trump Has Initiated Investigation Against Him
California Governor Gavin Newsom has alleged that former President Trump has directed the Justice Department to investigate him, amid speculation about Newsom's potential candidacy for the 2028 presidential election.
Domestic Discontent Grows in Israel Over US-Iran Agreement
A recent deal between the US and Iran has sparked significant criticism from Israelis of various political affiliations, particularly regarding its implications for Netanyahu's military actions in Lebanon.
Sweden's World Cup Journey Begins with a Strong Victory Over Tunisia
In a commanding performance, Sweden defeated Tunisia 5-1, with standout contributions from Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres, marking a successful start to their World Cup campaign.
Ukrainian Drone Operations Disrupt Fuel Supply to Crimea
The ongoing Ukrainian drone campaign is reportedly causing significant fuel shortages in the Russian-occupied Crimea, a region described as difficult to maintain.
Singapore's New Initiative Aims to Foster City Connections in a Fragmented World
At the World Cities Summit, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong highlights the critical need for cooperation among cities to address global divisions.
Massive Demonstration in Geneva Against G7 Summit Ahead of Leaders' Meeting in France
In Geneva, around 20,000 individuals, including approximately 600 militants, gathered to protest the upcoming G7 summit, as leaders prepare to meet in France.
Swiss Population Cap Initiative Fails to Gain Support
In a recent vote, a proposal to limit Switzerland's population to 10 million was rejected by 54% of voters, despite backing from the Swiss People’s party.
Australia Secures Victory Against Turkey in World Cup Opener
In a surprising start to their World Cup campaign, Australia defeated Turkey 2-0 in their Group D match in Vancouver, with goals from Nestory Irankunda and Connor Metcalfe.
G7 Summit Security Reflects Olympic Preparations
In anticipation of the G7 Summit in Evian, authorities have adopted enhanced security measures influenced by the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Macron and Trump test their bruised bromance at G7 summit
French president will host world leaders at Évian-les-Bains from Monday
Socceroos Kick Off World Cup Journey Against Türkiye
The Socceroos are set to start their 2026 World Cup campaign in Vancouver with a Group D match against Türkiye. Stay tuned for live updates.
Trump Dismisses Need for Iran Deal on Enriched Uranium, Avoids Khamenei Meeting
In a recent statement, Trump expressed that he does not require a deal with Iran concerning enriched uranium and indicated he does not wish to meet with Khamenei.
Australia Secures Victory Against South Africa in T20 World Cup Opener
In their T20 World Cup debut, Australia achieved a significant 65-run victory over South Africa, setting a strong precedent for the tournament.
Trump to Engage with Global Leaders at G7 Summit in France
During the G7 summit in Evian, Trump will participate in a session with Zelensky and have dinner with Macron, but will not hold a bilateral meeting with Ukraine's leader.
NATO Considers New Defense Strategies Amid US Military Reductions
With the US scaling back its military presence in Europe, NATO's military leadership is exploring alternative defense strategies to counter potential threats from Russia.
Kaja Kallas: Navigating Challenges in EU Diplomacy
In her latest newsletter, Euronews’ Maria Tadeo highlights the difficulties faced by Kaja Kallas, the EU's chief diplomat, and her strategies to rejuvenate the European diplomatic service.
Several firms may have been involved in interference during French local elections
French authorities point to the involvement of the Israeli firm Blackcore, with other companies potentially implicated.
French presidential election: Raphaël Glucksmann seeks to dispel doubts with high-stakes rally
The center-left MEP has given himself three months to decide whether to run for president, raising questions amid the momentum of rival Jean-Luc Mélenchon.