The 4-tonne part poses no risk to Earth, but it has revived the debate on space debris ahead of major space exploration missions like Artemis III.
Rogue SpaceX rocket crashed into the Moon, reports say
The 4-tonne part poses no risk to Earth, but it has revived the debate on space debris ahead of major space exploration missions like Artemis III.
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Several flights, including one passenger plane, were diverted to other airports after the sighting of the flying object near the airport shortly before midnight. #EuropeNews
Flights at German airport disrupted after suspect objects sighted
Several flights, including one passenger plane, were diverted to other airports after the sighting of the flying object near the airport shortly before midnight.
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Once the problem child of the chip industry, Infineon has reinvented itself. Its semiconductors are now key components for electric cars, data centres and the energy transition.
Infineon hits revenue record: AI data centres drive growth
Once the problem child of the chip industry, Infineon has reinvented itself. Its semiconductors are now key components for electric cars, data centres and the energy transition.
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EU to release €1.4bn from Russian asset profits to Ukraine
EU to release €1.4bn from Russian asset profits to Ukraine
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that €1.4 billion in profits from immobilised Russian assets will be allocated after Russia’s deadly strikes on Kyiv. Most of the funds will be used to repay G7 and EU loans while €70 million will be directed toward military assistance.
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Iceland is one of the only countries that still allows commercial whaling. Norway and Japan are the others. #EuropeNews
Iceland orders expulsion of 21 anti-whaling activists, police say
Iceland is one of the only countries that still allows commercial whaling. Norway and Japan are the others.
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Only specifically certified filters let just 0.00032% of visible sunlight through and protect people watching this once-in-a-century event from permanent retinal damage.
Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday called for allies to send more anti-ballistic air defence, after Russian strikes killed at least 17 people overnight. #EuropeNews
Ukraine failed to shoot down any Russian missiles in overnight strikes
Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday called for allies to send more anti-ballistic air defence, after Russian strikes killed at least 17 people overnight.
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Fire tornadoes can rapidly change fire behaviour and make firefighting more dangerous.
What are fire tornadoes and why are they so dangerous?
Fire tornadoes can rapidly change fire behaviour and make firefighting more dangerous.
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Japan has been gradually moving away from its post-World War II pacifist status, increasing military spending, ramping up defence pacts and deploying missile launchers to its outer islands. ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/X5Zf
New speakers confirmed. Additional senior government representatives will join the Euronews Travel & Tourism Summit 2026. Stay tuned for the next announcement. https://l.euronews.com/MQbD #EuronewsTravelTourism2026 #EuronewsEvents
According to an initial investigation by the fire service, the blaze started on Friday with a spark on power cables managed by a private company in Agios Vasileios. #EuropeNews ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/FzPv
The new Spider-Man film, Tom Holland's fourth solo adventure, surpassed 'Avengers: Endgame' for its opening box office weekend and has now become the second fastest film in history to cross the $1 billion mark. #Cinema ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/ky59
The rocket and satellite company beat Wall Street's loss forecasts in its first quarterly report as a public company, even as investors question its heavy AI spending and whether Elon Musk has oversold its prospects.
SpaceX posts smaller loss despite scrutiny over rocket and AI spending
The rocket and satellite company beat Wall Street's loss forecasts in its first quarterly report as a public company, even as investors question its heavy AI spending and whether Elon Musk has oversold its prospects.
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As wildfires rage across southern Europe, the EU has deployed its largest shared firefighting force. But the crisis exposes a growing gap between emergency response and wildfire prevention. Watch the video. #EuXl
EU deployed its biggest wildfire response. Is it what Europe needs?
As wildfires rage across southern Europe, the EU has deployed its largest shared firefighting force. But the crisis exposes a growing gap between emergency response and wildfire prevention. Watch the video.
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The way children talk about stressful or difficult events can predict future mental health struggles, according to a new study.
Kids' speech patterns may reveal mental health risks, study finds
The way children talk about stressful or difficult events can predict future mental health struggles, according to a new study.
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Several flights, including one passenger plane, were diverted to other airports after the sighting of the flying object near the airport shortly before midnight. #EuropeNews
Flights at German airport disrupted after suspect objects sighted
Several flights, including one passenger plane, were diverted to other airports after the sighting of the flying object near the airport shortly before midnight.
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Anger, fear, shock and compassion: Ceuta's uncertain path back to normality ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/3ZIY
A market trader in Kherson described how a Russian first-person-view drone chased him around his stall before exploding beside his van, in an attack Ukraine has called a war crime. #EuropeNews ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/NVCU
Here's what we know so far about claims that circulated around the Ceuta crisis. #TheCube
How misleading information spread during the Ceuta crisis
Here's what we know so far about claims that circulated around the Ceuta crisis.
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Students gathered outside the main hub of the US Air Force in South Korea, arguing the US military's presence in Gwangju could complicate Seoul's major chipmaking project planned there.
South Korean students held over US military base break-in bid
Students gathered outside the main hub of the US Air Force in South Korea, arguing the US military's presence in Gwangju could complicate Seoul's major chipmaking project planned there.
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According to two Spanish media outlets, authorities have identified several suspected jihadists among migrants who arrived in Ceuta. #EuropeNews ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/AuRr
How aeroplane wastewater could help spot the next pandemic
How aeroplane wastewater could help spot the next pandemic
Testing aeroplane wastewater can detect circulating pathogens weeks earlier than traditional global pathogen surveillance allows, offering a potential early-warning tool for global outbreak preparedness, a US–UK pilot study found.
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Japan’s search for a potential secondary capital is putting a spotlight on destinations beyond Tokyo. Here’s why these contenders are worth adding to your travel bucket list. #Destinations ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/SccK
Europe’s regenerative farmers are providing vital wildfire protection – but they need more support.
Is regenerative farming a ‘ray of hope’ against Europe’s wildfires?
Europe’s regenerative farmers are providing vital wildfire protection – but they need more support.
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Kyiv has in recent months urged allies to supply more US-made Patriot interceptors as Russia steps up its use of ballistic missiles more than four years into its full-scale invasion. #EuropeNews
Russian barrage on Ukraine kills 15 in Kyiv and surrounding region
Kyiv has in recent months urged allies to supply more US-made Patriot interceptors as Russia steps up its use of ballistic missiles more than four years into its full-scale invasion.
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Beijing's investment drive in Morocco and Turkey is opening new routes into the EU market, forcing Brussels to prepare its response. But its trade defence toolbox is increasingly struggling to keep pace. #EuropeNews
Brussels vs Beijing: The new trade battle begins in Morocco and Turkey
Beijing's investment drive in Morocco and Turkey is opening new routes into the EU market, forcing Brussels to prepare its response. But its trade defence toolbox is increasingly struggling to keep pace.
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Emergency services issued a red alert, the most severe warning, after Central America's most active volcano erupted on Monday morning, with conditions intensifying by nightfall.
Hundreds flee homes as Guatemala's Fuego volcano eruption continues
Emergency services issued a red alert, the most severe warning, after Central America's most active volcano erupted on Monday morning, with conditions intensifying by nightfall.
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In a social media post, Prince Ali said that during the World Cup — where Jordan made its debut in June — he was told if he endorsed FIFA President Gianni Infantino “it would go a long way to helping our FA out.”
Former FIFA Vice President Prince Ali accuses Infantino of 'blackmail'
In a social media post, Prince Ali said that during the World Cup — where Jordan made its debut in June — he was told if he endorsed FIFA President Gianni Infantino “it would go a long way to helping our FA out.”
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Brasilia has requested the recall of Argentina’s ambassador and reduced diplomatic representation to Charge d'Affaires level as Argentine President Javier Milei called President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva a thief.
Brazil wants Argentine ambassador out
Brasilia has requested the recall of Argentina’s ambassador and reduced diplomatic representation to Charge d'Affaires level as Argentine President Javier Milei called President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva a thief.
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Here's what we know so far about claims that circulated around the Ceuta crisis. #TheCube
How misleading information spread during the Ceuta crisis
Here's what we know so far about claims that circulated around the Ceuta crisis.
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