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President Trump brushed off impeachment threats after Republicans lost the House, warning Democrats that any such move would backfire. He also said he's open to cooperation but ready to use his veto pen.

Unions, students and yellow vests plan a nationwide walkout Thursday after parliament threw out the 2027 budget's first section. Over 70,000 officers will be deployed as the austerity fight intensifies.

Domestic passengers would pay 500 roubles and international travellers 1,000 to help lease and operate 258 Russian-built planes, as sanctions keep squeezing the sector.

Euronews' Made in Europe series spotlights businesses, citizen projects and public initiatives across the continent whose ideas, innovation and talent are making a real difference for Europeans and beyond.

An Italian CH-47 Chinook on an EUFOR mission went down near Brčko in northern Bosnia, killing at least four and injuring 11. The cause of the crash is still under investigation.

AI now writes code, analyzes documents, and answers customers. But as it enters hiring and public services, the real question is who is responsible when it fails.