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Mahmoud Khalil's Deportation Case Appeal Denied

The Board of Immigration Appeals has rejected Mahmoud Khalil's appeal to dismiss his deportation case, which may lead to his expulsion.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

Cuban President Díaz-Canel Declares He Will Not Resign Amidst Growing Pressure

In a recent interview with NBC News, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel affirmed his intention to remain in office, marking his first engagement with a U.S. network.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

EU Foreign Ministers Meet in Brussels Amid Ongoing Conflict in Iran

As the conflict in Iran continues into its third week, EU foreign ministers are convening in Brussels to discuss the situation. Stay informed with Euronews' morning programme.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

World Press Photo 2026: A Showcase of Global Issues Through Photography

The 2026 World Press Photo Award features 42 photographers highlighting pressing global issues, including fires in Galicia and protests in Madagascar.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

German Army Chief Discusses the Evolution of Warfare in Exclusive Interview

In a recent interview with Euronews, German Army chief Christian Freuding emphasizes the transformative role of data and technology in modern warfare.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

Rising Fuel Prices in Europe Amid Middle East Tensions

The ongoing crisis in the Middle East has led to a notable increase in petrol and diesel prices across Europe. Euronews Business examines the current fuel pricing landscape.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

EU's Migration Strategy: A Temporary Fix or a Long-term Solution?

A recent report indicates that the EU's tighter migration controls have not effectively reduced departures from Africa, raising questions about the efficacy of current policies.

editorial-staff Apr 10

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From EV stations to heat pump grants: Inside France’s €240m plan to reduce its fossil fuel reliance

French Prime Minister Sébastian Lecornu emphasizes the importance of electrification as a national interest beyond climate change.

editorial-staff Apr 10

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New Study Explores Genetic Factors in Weight-Loss Drug Efficacy

A recent study indicates that genetic variations might play a significant role in how individuals respond to popular weight-loss medications, highlighting the complexity of treatment outcomes.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

Ehud Olmert Reflects on US-Israel-Iran Conflict and Its Unmet Goals

In a recent opinion piece, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert critiques the outcomes of the US-Israel-Iran conflict, noting significant objectives remain unachieved.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

The Impact of Soccer on Viktor Orbán's Political Journey

This piece examines the significant influence soccer has had on Viktor Orbán's political ascent and the potential implications for his future.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

US to Facilitate Peace Talks Between Israel and Lebanon Amid Ongoing Conflict

Despite the ongoing violence, the US State Department is set to host discussions aimed at fostering peace between Israel and Lebanon, highlighting the need for diplomatic solutions.

editorial-staff Apr 10

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Lufthansa Faces Disruption as Cabin Crew Strike

Lufthansa is experiencing significant disruptions as cabin crew members initiate a strike, leading to the cancellation of hundreds of flights. This marks the airline's third major strike in 2026.

editorial-staff Apr 10

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Judge Accuses Pentagon of Ignoring Court Ruling on Media Access

A US judge has stated that the Pentagon is not following a court order related to press access, signaling increasing friction between the media and the Trump administration.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

Israel and Lebanon Prepare for US-Hosted Talks Amid Rising Tensions

Next week, Israel and Lebanon will engage in talks facilitated by the US, as escalating military actions raise concerns about the stability of the ceasefire with Iran.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

Kilauea Volcano Erupts on Hawaii's Big Island, Prompting Park Closures

The eruption of Kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes, has led to impressive lava fountains and temporary closures of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

Nassos Daphnis Returns to France: A Colorful Journey from Horticulture to Abstract Art

Nassos Daphnis, an American painter known for his vibrant colors, is featured in 'Abstract Constructions' in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, marking his first exhibition in France since 1962.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

Giorgia Meloni's Referendum Loss Highlights Ideological Struggles

The recent defeat of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in the March 2026 referendum on judicial reform signifies a significant ideological setback, challenging the core values of the Italian Republic.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

Free Concert in Budapest Seeks to Rally Voters Against Orban's Fidesz Party

A significant concert organized by Robert Puzser is set for April 10, aiming to mobilize public support against Viktor Orban's regime ahead of legislative elections.

editorial-staff Apr 10

Politics

India's New Social Media Regulations: A Shift in Control Over News Content

Proposed regulations in India aim to enhance government oversight of news-related social media posts, particularly those shared by podcasters and influencers.

editorial-staff Apr 10