Israeli PM Netanyahu delivers fiery, defiant speech at UN General Assembly
The speech came as demonstrators gathered in New York to protest against the Israeli leader, with around 100 people reportedly detained by police.
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Tunisia’s investment challenge: Between European ambition and commercial uncertainty
The European Union is putting money behind Tunisia's economic recovery and green transition, but European and other international investors are facing a more complicated question: how predictable is the environment for long-term capital? Tunisia has spent years positioning
The 50 Best Bars 2026: 18 spots in Europe make extended 51-100 list
Four bars in Italy made the cut on the extended 51-100 list, along with three apiece in Spain and the UK.
Europe Today: Trump's state dinner for Xi Jinping, Pope Leo's first visit to France
Trump and Xi Jinping's high-stakes Washington summit was closely watched in Europe, as Pope Leo XIV arrives in France for the first time. Also on the show: an interview with Danish minister Martin Lidegaard on the US-Denmark deal on Greenland and an update on the Ceuta
Saudi Arabia reports fresh Houthi attacks as France offers military support to protect Yanbu
Yanbu serves as the kingdom's primary crude export terminal on the Red Sea and is connected to its oil-producing regions near the Gulf coast by the East-West pipeline, also known as Petroline.
Political groups nominate candidates for EU peace prize
Socialist MEPs have nominated International Criminal Court (ICC) and its officials for this year's Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought. They say that, since its creation, the ICC has “made history” by bringing to book those who recruit child soldiers and are guilty of sexual
Which countries offer the best tax conditions for global citizens, and why does Germany rank last?
Two European countries made the top 10 in a new global ranking of tax systems for people moving abroad, while Germany came last. But the report also shows why low taxes alone do not always make a country an attractive place to live.
EU message to Ukraine: 'Europe is stepping up'
EU member states have prolonged restrictive measures targeting those “responsible for undermining or threatening the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine”. The measures were extended for another 36 months and will continue until 22 September 2029. The
Could childhood sugar intake raise the risk of adult anxiety?
Exposure to sugar in the first 1,000 days of a child’s life, from conception to around the age of two and a half, increases the risk of developing anxiety in adulthood, according to a new study.
Toasts, handshakes and smiles: Moments from Xi’s White House state dinner
US President Donald Trump hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping for a state dinner at the White House, capping a day of ceremony and diplomacy between the two leaders.
New map shows how oil slicks are smothering our oceans - with one hotspot in Europe
More than 90 per cent of the estimated oil pollution in the oceans occurs within national waters – including in protected areas.
Brussels dials up pressure on Kyiv to speed up reforms amid budget crunch
The European Commission in sounding the alarm over Ukraine's slow pace of reforms, which is complicating access to critical financial assistance.
Latest news bulletin | September 25th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 25th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Which European passports are the strongest for visa-free travel?
A new ranking compares passport strength based on how many destinations European travellers can visit visa-free, with an ETA or by obtaining a visa on arrival.
AI governance: From regulating models to building order
Just how worried should we be about artificial intelligence slipping out of control? What used to be a sci-fi scenario is now a real concern. This very issue is all-encompassing, touching everything from legal boundaries and workplace competition to our daily routines. It also
La Rábida monastery: where Columbus persuaded Castile to discover America
The discovery of America remains one of history's great exploits, where two cultures met. Before sailing, Columbus secured key backing at La Rábida from Franciscan friars and the Pinzón brothers.
Pope makes first official visit to France in 18 years, meeting abuse survivors and EU leaders
The Pope is making the first official papal visit to France in 18 years, during which he is expected to meet survivors of sexual abuse, EU leaders and large crowds of worshippers.
A national project: What green hydrogen is and why Spain is backing it
Spain hopes to become Europe's green hydrogen leader, backed by its renewable resources. What is it, what is it for and what hurdles lie ahead?
CNN, MS NOW, Politico return to White House after court order to lift ban
Though CNN and MS NOW were back on the White House grounds Thursday, both news outlets said their journalists were denied access to Chinese leader Xi Jinping's state dinner arrival.
To fulfil its destiny as the ‘next Asian Tiger’ Bangladesh should look to and learn from the past
In July of this year, Bangladesh decided to postpone its graduation from the United Nations’ least developed country (LDC) status which had been scheduled for November 2026. Citing macroeconomic fragility, the delay means the country will maintain its duty-free market access
Italy ministers agree to ban burqa and niqab in school and cap foreigners in class
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni described the measures as "common-sense tools that do not divide but really help to integrate".
Priest killed and four injured in knife attack at Polish abbey
A male suspect from Ukraine was arrested after the stabbings in the town of Jarosław, police say.
Macron denies CIA warned France of Russian drone attack
French President Emmanuel Macron denied CIA warnings of a possible Russian drone operation targeting southern Europe and pledged to send "military assets" to "protect" the Yanbu site, a key component of Saudi Arabia's energy infrastructure.
EU sanctions former RT France chief Xenia Fedorova over pro-Russian propaganda
The Council of the European Union confirmed the Russian commentator had been added to its sanctions list on Thursday. In France, she had already faced an expulsion order and an asset freeze, both of which she challenged.
Rutte says Putin is in a 'bad place' as he reassures NATO allies amid threat reports
NATO chief Mark Rutte said the alliance was prepared to respond to Russian hybrid attacks against European countries following fresh warnings from Danish intelligence. Meanwhile, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth urged European allies to take greater responsibility for their
Trump and Xi vow cooperation amid 'healthy competition' at the White House
China’s president Xi Jinping begins a highly anticipated state visit to the United States as thorny issues dominate the talks, saying the “two countries shoulder a historic responsibility”.
Uzbekistan highlights Central Asia cooperation at UN General Assembly
Saida Mirziyoyeva, head of Uzbekistan’s Presidential Administration, used her UN address to focus on regional cooperation, Afghanistan and reform of the organisation. She also covered domestic reforms, AI, human rights and environmental challenges.
How new rules could reshape this country’s digital economy
Azerbaijan is introducing new measures for its technology sector, covering taxation, investment and innovation as it looks to grow its digital economy and attract more international business.
Spain's housing crisis in focus after eviction of 87-year-old woman
The tenant of the flat in the Retiro area of central Madrid, Maricarmen, was unable to pay her rent set after it was increased by an investment firm.
Mystery death of Catalan architect Josep Juanpere: partner held, key witness in coma
Nine months after architect Josep Juanpere died in Baqueira, police have arrested his partner; the nephew who found the body is in a coma and the first autopsy showed no signs of violence.
Mysterious death of Catalan architect Josep Juanpere: partner arrested, key witness in coma
Nine months after the death of Catalan architect Josep Juanpere in Baqueira, a friend of Isak Andic, the Catalan police have arrested his partner, while the nephew who found the body remains in a coma. The first autopsy found no signs of violence.
The Red Sea border question: Sudan, Saudi Arabia and Egypt’s interests
The maritime border between Sudan and Saudi Arabia has remained undelimited for nearly half a century and the file has gathered pace while Sudan is at war, writes Mohsin Osman. The war between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces began on April 15, 2023 and has
ECB speeches and interviews move markets as much as policy decisions, study finds
Markets react not only to ECB policy decisions but also to policymaker speeches and interviews, whose cumulative impact can rival formal announcements, new research finds.
Ukrainian suspect arrested after fatal stabbing at Polish abbey
A knife attack at a Catholic abbey in Poland left one person dead and four others injured. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the attack as a "horrific crime" and called for the perpetrator to be held accountable.
Latest news bulletin | September 24th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 24th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
West Bank herders use donkeys and trenches to move milk at night
West Bank herders move milk by donkey through a deep trench at night, saying new access restrictions and lack of roads block routes to fields.
What counts as ‘Made in Europe’? France, Germany and Spain are divided
France wants a strict EU preference, Germany would include trading partners, while Spain is proposing a compromise as Brussels seeks to counter Chinese competition.
Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury and Oasis memorabilia up for auction in London
Michael Jackson’s military jacket, Freddie Mercury’s piano and Noel Gallagher’s Oasis guitar are among the music treasures going under the hammer in London.
Seven Years of Kazakhstan’s Transformation: The Numbers Tell The Tale
Seven years after Kassym-Jomart Tokayev assumed Kazakhstan’s presidency, a striking set of economic and social indicators offers a statistical portrait of a country that has become considerably larger economically, accumulated greater financial reserves and invested heavily in
Long queues as France’s €1 student meals draw crowds
France’s new €1 university meal scheme has attracted large numbers of students, with long queues reported at canteens in Paris. While some students welcome the cheaper meals, staff warn that the extra demand is putting pressure on space, equipment and staffing.
105-year-old investigated for crimes at Nazi PoW camp in Germany
The suspect is alleged to have been an accessory to murder at the Stalag 326 camp, where tens of thousands of Soviet PoWs died.
Europe misses out on €120 billion in investment a year, report finds
Different national rules and systems for transport, energy, technology and skills are holding back investment across Europe, a new study argues.
Mexican navy tall ship Cuauhtémoc returns to San Francisco after 17 years
Repaired after a deadly collision with New York’s Brooklyn Bridge, the Mexican tall ship Cuauhtémoc returns to San Francisco for a four-day stop.
Five EU countries push Brussels to ease carbon costs for industry
Austria and four Central European countries want more flexibility in the EU carbon market, warning high decarbonisation costs risk driving investment and production overseas.
Bentley launches its first EV, and it could be its cheapest model
Bentley’s first fully electric car tests wealthy buyers’ appetite for luxury EVs, and it comes with a €408 million investment in its Crewe factory. The launch supports existing jobs at a time when several high-end rivals have delayed or dropped plans for electric models.
Greece sounds alarm over fake eye therapies: From iridology to 'no-glasses' exercises
The Hellenic Ophthalmological Society (HOS) is sounding the alarm, urging the public not to trust unproven, non-evidence-based practices.
A first for Emirates: Its first English sparkling wine
Fancy enjoying a taste of some of the world’s best wine cellars – while at 30,000 ft in the air? If so, the airline Emirates has come up with something that is likely to go down a real treat. Its latest selection of exceptional champagnes and fine wines spans some of the most
EU told: 'Modernize' the way we finance the European Union
The next EU long-term budget “must be ambitious”. That is the stark message S&D Group MEPs have taken to Dublin where they will this week meet with national parliamentarians on the future of the EU budget and the ongoing discussions on the next MFF. Ireland is the current
The Sound of Music: Austrian museum pays tribute to Von Trapp family and Hollywood musical
Over sixty years since its release, 'The Sound of Music' now has a dedicated museum in Salzburg, which combines history with Hollywood to celebrate the remarkable story of the Von Trapp family.
Video shows UK fighter jet crashing during training
Video footage shows a British air force Hawk fighter jet crashing during a training exercise in north Wales