Türkiye’s Gökova Bay shows what happens when bottom trawling is banned. What can other European countries learn?

Every stay includes special-edition MIMARU-original merchandise, such as themed fabric bags and collectable items.

The first to feature fully serviced stables, guests will be able to explore the rolling hills and sculpted canyons on horseback. ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/vBiE

With the summer holidays just around the corner, you don’t want to miss out on securing savings ahead of one of the busiest seasons in the travel calendar.

The oil sector in the South Caucasus and Central Asia is shifting towards more flexible trading strategies as volatile markets and Asia-led demand reshape global energy flows.

The 'Kyrenia II' ship was built in 1985 thanks to an ancient technique and made the journey from Piraeus to Paphos autonomously.

The last surviving member of the definitive girl group - The Ronettes - has died aged 80. The band, known for their signature beehives and globally successful songs, inspired countless artists throughout the years.

The trial will see Elon Musk face off against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman over allegations that the AI company abandoned its nonprofit roots in favour of profit — with Microsoft also named in the suit.

The Irish band's song 'Linger' has become one of the most popular sounds on TikTok, with younger generations increasingly drawn to the nostalgic sounds of 90s hits.

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An accident on Sunday afternoon "tragically claimed the life of a professional who was working on assembling the structures for the show”.

French prison guards blockaded facilities nationwide over overcrowding and staff shortages, as unions demand emergency hiring in a system nearing 90,000 inmates. #EuropeNews

Hezbollah drew Lebanon into the Middle East war by firing rockets towards Israel to avenge the killing of Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei in US-Israeli strikes.

The FBI accuses Xu Zewei of hacking US government entities, research institutes and universities involved in vaccine research in 2020 and 2021 at the height of the pandemic. #EuropeNews ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/DDWZ

The committee, a body of 18 independent experts, monitors implementation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights by its state parties and conducts regular country reviews. #EuropeNews ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/hG6g

Allen, of Torrance in California, is being represented by lawyers with the federal defender's office and sat beside them in court in a blue jail uniform.

Kyiv has warned Israel of a brewing diplomatic crisis, should authorities permit a vessel carrying grain allegedly stolen from Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories to dock and unload. #EuropeNews ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/safv

TotalEnergies ramps up refinery output to secure French fuel supply

First Lady Melania Trump lalso ashed out at Kimmel, even though the joke in question had been made in a monologue days before the shooting incident in Washington on Saturday. ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/zwVQ

Under Sánchez's programme, undocumented migrants who have lived in Spain for at least five months can apply for a one-year temporary residence permit, which has opened the door to disinformation. #TheCube

The outspoken CEO of Europe’s biggest airline named Wizz Air and airBaltic as among those at risk. ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/NT9Y

What has changed in almost a decade of OpenAI’s mission? Here’s a look at the company’s new ‘principles’ document.

In Pompeii, the stories of two men who died during the eruption of 79 AD resurface. Between escape, everyday objects and AI, the story of their last moments take shape... ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/saf9

The papal audience at the Vatican comes in the 60th anniversary year of the first formal ecumenical statement between the Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches. #EuropeNews

Manus catapulted onto the tech sphere when it unveiled what it called the “world’s first fully autonomous AI”. ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/wYmt

Thousands of seafarers are stranded as the Iran war shuts down much of the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting global oil and gas trade and raising safety fears. ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/luRU

Can an ally be really expelled from NATO by another country? What is the procedure, and can Donald Trump really dictate the terms of the alliance? Euronews explores the legality and the politics behind NATO. #EuropeNews ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/mK0R

Merz suggests Ukraine’s EU bid may depend on territorial concessions

With two runners breaking the two-hour barrier in London, the men’s marathon is entering a new era where performance is increasingly shaped by more than just the athlete.

'The Devil Wears Prada 2' - out this week - is facing a boycott in Asia after a social media clip released before the film hits cinemas presents a character deemed to be an offensive stereotype. #Cinema

According to Norwegian media, police are investigating financial assistance the couple received to purchase an Oslo apartment in 2018 at a price below market value. #EuropeNews

US lawmakers urge EU not to water down deforestation law in review ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/FPan

Italian newspapers claim the ‘Levitating’ singer and actor, who is tipped to be next James Bond, are planning their wedding in Sicilian capital.

Countries across Europe are reviving conscription amid shrinking military numbers and heightened geopolitical tensions worldwide. Can mandatory military service fill the gaps? #EuropeInMotion

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To ease the burden on consumers, DIW head Marcel Fratzscher proposes selling part of Germany's gold reserves — currently worth around €440 billion.

The move comes as Berlin’s international airport says increased charges are not on the cards and Germany’s Finance Ministry approved flight levies to be scaled back.

Meanwhile, Tehran has blamed the US for the failure of talks after Trump decided against sending a negotiating team to Pakistan at the weekend. ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/wY02

Italian Culture Minister shuns Venice Biennale due to Russian pavilion

Germany has seen a spike in conscientious objector applications after new conscription laws, as debate over military service and security continues to intensify. #EuropeNews

Beijing pans EU's plans to supercharge industry

A viral mural showing the Islamic Republic's new ayatollah among dead Iranian leaders has deepened speculation he was killed or gravely wounded in the 28 February strikes on Tehran. ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/WnDw

One in two Europeans are open to buying Chinese and Auto China 2026 just showed us why. Euronews was at the conference.

Also in this newsletter: On 40th Chernobyl disaster anniversary, Zelenskyy accuses Russia of committing 'nuclear terrorism.' #EuropeNews

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'Michael' breaks global box office records despite heavy criticism ➡️ https://l.euronews.com/VQFV

"The ceasefire was imposed on Israel and Hezbollah. Neither side wanted it." Lebanese Minister for AI and Displacement Kamal Shehadi warns on #EuropeToday that the truce in Lebanon "is not holding: 14 people died yesterday from Israeli bombing." Full interview: https://l.euronews.com/fs18

Kanye West's Portugal gig to go ahead despite wave of EU cancellations

Police probe a car bomb outside Dunmurry station near Belfast, with two minors evacuated and the New IRA suspected of the overnight attack.

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