Clashes erupt outside Argentine Congress over Milei labor reform
Clashes erupted outside Argentina’s Congress as thousands protested labour reforms backed by President Javier Milei.
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Farmers drive tractors through Madrid to oppose Mercosur agreement
Hundreds of tractors and thousands of farmers entered Madrid on Tuesday to protest against the EU–Mercosur free trade agreement with Latin American countries.
Commission adopts harmonized EU specifications for data sharing in rail transport
The European Commission adopted an Implementing Regulation laying down requirements for the interoperability of data sharing in rail transport. It establishes a technical specification for interoperability (TSI) relating to the telematics subsystem (‘TSI Telematics’), which
'A heartbreaking loss': Celebrities pay tribute to James Van Der Beek
Tributes to the beloved star of Dawson's Creek, 'Varsity Blues' and 'The Rules of Attraction' have poured in on social media. James Van Der Beek died aged 48 after suffering from bowel cancer.
Choose to federalise or 'we can disband the euro,' Varoufakis tells Euronews
The former Greek finance minister and economist told Euronews flagship morning show Europe Today that the EU is stuck between federation and disbanding, blaming weak fiscal and investment pillars for Europe’s disintegration.
Meet the Sea Rangers - Germany’s stewards of the sea
Fishers are a cornerstone of Germany’s Baltic coastal communities, but as fish stocks dwindle and profits shrink, many are being forced out of the industry. In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the EU-funded Sea Ranger programme offers a bold solution—retraining skilled fishers to
US House votes to overturn President Trump's tariffs on Canada
Six Republican lawmakers joined Democrats to block the tariffs in a 219 to 211 vote. Trump is expected to veto the measure.
Canada in shock after Tumbler Ridge high school mass shooting
Residents of Tumbler Ridge, a remote town in western Canada, gathered near the high school for a vigil honouring the eight victims of the mass shooting.
Newsletter: Avoiding the 'slow agony' of EU economic decline
How to restore Europe's economic edge in a world of aggressive competition? It's the question on the table as EU leaders gather for a retreat in the Belgian countryside later today.
New global science highlights business risks from nature loss, as EU steps up investment and private finance for nature
The assessment underscores the central role of companies, investors and financial institutions in closing the global nature finance gap. A major new international assessment endorsed this week by over 150 governments warns that nature loss is becoming a systemic risk for
Berlinale 2026: Golden Bear contenders and the most exciting world premieres
The 76th Berlinale begins on Thursday with films from 28 countries competing for the coveted Golden Bear. Political issues are set to dominate the agenda again with many titles celebrating their world premieres in the German capital.
EU Organic Awards 2026: The best of EU organic agriculture
The 5th edition of the EU Organic Awards is now open for applications from 10 February to 26 April 2026. These awards celebrate leaders in the organic value chain who develop inspiring projects that enhance organic food production and consumption. This year’s winners will be
Wizz Air just made it easier to book connecting flights – but it’s still self-transfer
You’ll still need to collect your luggage, pass through customs and check-in for your second flight, even when using the new booking platform.
Europe Today: Interview with Varoufakis; EU leaders to debate eurobonds in informal summit
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
How Europe’s defence push is testing existing arms-export rules
As world leaders gather at the 2026 Munich Security Conference, Europe’s defence push is in focus, but cracks in its arms-export system are showing. Despite strict EU rules, loopholes still funnel weapons to high-risk destinations.
Rohingya victims confront Myanmar military in genocide case
From 12 to 29 January 2026, for the first time in over a decade, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) held hearings on a genocide case. More than eight years after the Myanmar military violently killed thousands of Rohingya and forced over 740,000 others to flee to
Producers sound the alarm: Why are olive oil prices falling in the EU?
Experts say that production is now returning to more normal levels after a hit from heatwaves and droughts.
EU summit: Leaders meet to search for bold ways to revive stagnant economy
Thursday's summit on competitiveness brings the 27 EU leaders together at the Alden Biesen castle in eastern Belgium.
What is Latam-GPT: Latin America's Spanish and Portuguese AI model?
Latam-GPT is a Chilean-driven artificial intelligence model to train applications with Latin American data, reduce bias and provide a more accurate representation of the region in a sector dominated by US developments.
‘Attractive for sabotage’: Is transforming the North Sea into a green energy hub a security risk?
Europe must bolster its underwater security after unveiling its most ambitious offshore wind project yet, warn security experts.
UK’s ‘smokefree generation’ policy could cut smoking and boost health, study finds
The policy could lead to health gains that build over time, with tens of thousands of additional healthy years of life. By 2075, the policy could deliver around 88,000 extra healthy life years compared with no new law.
Latest news bulletin | February 12th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this February 12th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
EU acts to combat 'security threats' posed by drones
The EU is taking proactive action to combat the growing threat from drones. On Tuesday, the European Commission presented its action plan to counter what it calls "the increasing threats to EU security by drones." In recent years, the EU says it has faced growing and
Canada school suspect shooter identified as 18-year-old with history of police visits to her home
The suspect of the Tumbler Ridge school mass shooting, which left seven victims plus the shooter dead, has been identified as 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar.
‘Barrier to travel’: US visitors warned of possible ‘intrusive’ changes to ESTA application
Travellers may soon need to share social media handles, selfies and extra personal details under proposed US travel rule changes.
Russia moves to block WhatsApp in messaging app crackdown
WhatsApp says the move aims to push its 90 million users in Russia to a "state-owned surveillance app".
The ‘culture war’ on net zero: Why have Brits stopped supporting climate policies?
Reform UK voters are the only political group without a majority in favour of achieving net zero by 2050 or sooner, according to a new survey.
The Dutch love four-day working weeks, but are they sustainable?
The Netherlands has the lowest working hours in Europe, but some say it is harming its economy.
Six dead in suspected murder-suicides in Bulgarian mountains, officials say
The national police chief has branded the case an "unprecedented crime" unlike any other seen before in the country.
Meet France's controversial ice dance Olympic champions
There was plenty of intrigue on the ice heading into the Milan-Cortina ice dance finals - and that was nothing compared to the drama off it.
'Dawson's Creek' star James Van Der Beek dies aged 48 after cancer battle, family says
Van Der Beek made a string of film and TV appearances after the hit teen drama "Dawson's Creek" came to an end in 2003.
Trump says he 'insisted' to Netanyahu that US talks with Iran continue over nuclear programme
Netanyahu's office said prior to the meeting that he wanted the US-Iran talks to include limits on Tehran's ballistic missile programme and support for militant groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah.
IBF TRUST and Kairat Bermukanov: Reviews, operating model and results
The investment industry has long ceased to be a place of calm and silence: the more visible a project becomes, the more often it faces criticism and, at times, black PR. This is especially true for projects operating on an international scale. That is why today it is
Ukraine will only hold elections after security guarantees and ceasefire in place, Zelenskyy says
Under Ukraine’s constitution, holding national elections while the country is under martial law is illegal. That was declared on 24 February 2022, the day Russia launched its full-scale invasion.
Who decides who belongs in Europe? The migration debate returns
In this week’s episode of The Ring, MEPs Juan Fernando López Aguilar (S&D) and Tomas Tobé (EPP) engage in a deep debate over how Europe should manage migration - from applying the “safe third country” concept to Spain’s large-scale regularisation plan.
Japanese swordsmith sees renewed interest in centuries-old katana craft
A traditional swordsmith in Japan says growing pop culture interest is bringing new, younger audiences to the centuries-old art of katana making.
Nine killed as Cyclone Gezani batters Madagascar
Tropical Cyclone Gezani collapsed houses in Madagascar's main port city and left at least 31 people dead as it crossed the Indian Ocean island with high winds and rain, authorities said Wednesday.
Paris court sets 7 July for ruling in far-right leader Marine Le Pen's EU funds graft appeal case
In March 2025, a Paris court ruled that Le Pen was at the heart of "a fraudulent system" that her party used to siphon off European Parliament funds worth €2.9 million.
Russia's 'shadow fleet' of tankers reported in Danish waters almost daily in 2025, Denmark says
Sailing from the Gulf of Finland and through the Baltic Sea, the ageing and poorly-maintained tankers mainly transport crude oil as well as refined products such as gasoline and diesel.
Brawl erupts in Turkey's parliament over justice minister appointment in cabinet reshuffle
No official reason was given for Wednesday's Cabinet shake‑up, though the Official Gazette said the outgoing ministers had "requested to be relieved" of their duties.
Beyond Rosalía and Bad Bunny: Spanish-language music is breaking its own boundaries
A whole generation of artists and listeners seems to have given impetus to a new wave of music in the world's second most sung language. The question of identity and the entry of new genres are driving it.
Latest news bulletin | February 11th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this February 11th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Fistfight erupts in Turkish parliament over justice minister appointment
A brawl has erupted in Turkey’s parliament as lawmakers clash over a controversial appointment to the Justice Ministry.
Spotify shares rise after record profits and spike in subscribers
Spotify nearly doubled its year-on-year profits in the final quarter of 2025. The company marked only its second, yet consecutive, profitable year to date consolidating its positive trajectory.
Inside Europe's 112 lifeline on its annual day: The operators racing to save lives
If you were in an emergency, would you know which number to call? Today marks European 112 Day, dedicated to raising awareness of the EU's emergency number, and the people on the other end of the line.
EU approves €38bn in first defence investments under €150bn SAFE scheme
Three member states that have asked for funding under SAFE have yet to have their national plans greenlit by the European Commission, the first of two required steps.
NATO rejects claim ‘Arctic Sentry’ is a rebrand to appease Trump
A NATO military officer argued that Arctic Sentry shows the alliance is "trying to get ahead" of threats in the region.
European Commission, Interpol and 100 others call to outlaw AI nudification tools
A number of major global organisations such as Amnesty International and the European Commission, have pushed for AI nudification tools to be banned.
Russian strike kills 3 Ukrainian toddlers and father, with pregnant mother injured
The bodies of two brothers, aged two, their one-year-old sister and father were pulled from the wreckage of a house in north-eastern Ukraine.
‘Hothouse’ Earth: Scientists sound alarm as multiple climate systems near critical tipping points
Sharp changes could result in a cascade of subsystem interactions that would steer the planet toward extreme warming and sea level rise.