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By Euronews Published on 24/11/2025 – 18:26 GMT+1 •Updated 26/11/2025 – 12:14 GMT+1 The father of three children from a British-Australian family living in the woods in Italy’s central Chieti province who have been transferred to an educational facility by court order denounced the decision as an “injustice”. Authorities intervened after the entire family was hospitalised for mushroom poisoning, with the juvenile court in the central city of L’Aquila deciding last week that the couple’s alternative lifestyle put the lives of the children at jeopardy. The family of five, including an eight-year-old girl and two five-year-old twin boys, had been living…
Published on 26/11/2025 – 10:52 GMT+1 Police forces in the United Kingdom have launched the country’s first AI chatbot for policing, designed to answer non-emergency queries online. While your mind might leap to RoboCop or Blade Runner, the virtual assistant, called Bobbi, won’t be investigating crimes or replacing officers. Instead, it offers quick responses to frequently asked questions in order to ease pressure on call handlers and front-counter teams. “This is the first time this technology has been used in policing in the UK,” a spokesperson for both forces said. “Bobbi interacts like a human, but is fully automated”. The…
“I’m even thinking that maybe we set out like a 20-point peace proposal, just like we did in Gaza. We put a 20-point Trump plan together that was 20 points for peace, and I’m thinking maybe we do the same thing with you,” he added. Witkoff has repeatedly infuriated Kyiv’s European allies, according to multiple diplomats and officials, by repeatedly promoting Kremlin talking points after meeting with senior Russian officials, including Putin. Trump’s primary goal is to end the war in Ukraine, and White House officials said that he doesn’t have red lines on what that looks like. Moscow has meanwhile continued its bombardment…
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By James Brooks with AP Published on 26/11/2025 – 11:54 GMT+1 Appearing first as a dot on the horizon, the remote Nini oil field on Europe’s rugged North Sea slowly comes into view from a helicopter. Used to extract fossil fuels, the field is now getting a second lease on life as a means of permanently storing planet-warming carbon dioxide beneath the seabed. In a process that almost reverses oil extraction, chemical giant INEOS plans to inject liquefied CO2 deep down into depleted oil reservoirs, 1,800 metres beneath the seabed. The Associated Press made a rare visit to the Siri platform, close to…
Published on 26/11/2025 – 10:59 GMT+1 Uber has rolled out its fully driverless robotaxi in Abu Dhabi in partnership with the Chinese autonomous vehicle company WeRide. The robotaxi service, which will no longer have an onboard safety driver, is open to the public and will start with journeys on Yas Island, a district popular with tourists and where the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Formula 1 takes place. The launch marks the first driverless taxi service outside of the United States, and its fourth market. It is labelled at level 4 autonomous driving, which means the vehicle is capable of operating…
By Euronews Published on 26/11/2025 – 11:12 GMT+1 Global fashion and cultural icons gathered in Doha on Sunday for the inaugural Franca Fund Gala, honouring the late Vogue Italia editor Franca Sozzani and raising funds for cancer research. The event, held at the Museum of Islamic Art, brought together the world’s top fashion and arts figures including Anna Wintour, Gisele Bündchen, Tyra Banks, Regina King and Jeff Koons to support the Franca Fund for Preventive Genomics. The gala raised more than $4 million (€3.45m). “She was an extraordinary, fearless, courageous woman who took endless risks and really stood up for everything…
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Europe must keep the pressure on Russia because the country remains intent on “permanently redrawing maps” and bringing back its lost “spheres of influence”, Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday, as fast-paced peace talks led by the United States raise the prospect of economic relief for Moscow despite its continued assault on Ukraine. “From the start, Russia has always believed that they can outlast Ukraine, Europe and all of its allies,” the European Commission president told the European Parliament in Strasbourg in a speech on Wednesday morning. “And it is why every time there is serious progress towards negotiations…
Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano erupted again on 25 November, releasing a column of lava from its crater, according to the US Geological Survey. The eruption began at 14:30 local time, with fountains reaching around 120 metres and lighting up the surrounding area. An orange aviation alert remained in effect due to the elevated volcanic activity. The episode follows smaller spatter events recorded since 21 November and marks the volcano’s 37th eruption phase since December 2024.