Author: Euronews

Video. If so, Patriots for Europe could become the EU parliament’s third largest political force. Le Pen may decide soon after Sunday’s French elections. Source link

Video. Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond – latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. Source link

More than 150 organisations and social movements took to the streets of Barcelona with some symbolically sealing off hotels and restaurant terraces. Source link

The Neapolitan pizza, a timeless classic, is famous worldwide for its simple yet exquisite ingredients. With a slightly charred crust, tasty tomatoes, creamy mozzarella, and fresh basil, it epitomizes the saying ‘less is more.’ Source link

A total of three Patriots are currently protecting Ukrainian airspace from Russian air attacks: two from Germany and one from the US. Source link

“We make promises and we fail to fulfill them. This is the biggest problem we have,” Pezeshkian said in his first speech as Iran’s new president. Source link

Video. Ukraine’s Deputy Minister of Education says every seventh school in the country is currently damaged as a result of the full-scale invasion. Over 3,500 educational institutions have suffered some kind of destruction and nearly 400 have been completely destroyed. Source link

This is one of just two sleeper trains left on the UK rail network. Source link

In Gaza 116 hostages out of 251 captured by Hamas on 7 October last year still remain unaccounted for. ADVERTISEMENTThe mothers of Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza marched in central Tel Aviv on Friday demanding they are returned immediately.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has faced backlash from the families of hostages for failing to commit to a ceasefire proposal put forward by the United States, which would bring about the release of those who remain in Gaza.The Israeli government says a total of 120 people are being held there, as it also includes four people who were taken…

Spain’s anti-tourism activism has arrived in Málaga, where locals are angry over soaring rent prices. ADVERTISEMENTMany in Málaga fear that their city is becoming a theme park for tourists. Activists say the post-pandemic tourism boom has pushed locals to the limit by distorting the rental market and gentrifying the city centre.Marching under the slogan ‘Málaga for living, not surviving’, last weekend 15,000 people took to the streets to demand affordable housing and protest mass-tourism in the Costa del Sol city.Bernardo, 39, tells Euronews Travel that he went “to support people who are trying to live with dignity in Málaga”. For many,…