Two dead and one still unaccounted for in Grand Canyon flash floods, officials say
Rescue efforts were hampered on Monday by more heavy rains that swept through the region, a natural part of the seasonal monsoon that frequently causes flash floods.
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Cancer and virus-free: Bats' longevity genes could hold clues for human health
Scientists are studying the mechanisms behind bats' immune systems to uncover what they could teach about human longevity.
Heatwaves and secret emissions: Why nuclear power may not be as ‘green’ as you think
The war on Iran has triggered calls to double down on nuclear power. But is it really ‘clean’, can Europe’s energy grid cope and will it survive the wrath of climate change?
What are phantom scams, and why do they end with you robbing yourself?
No hacker, no crime, no bank on the other end of the line — just a script designed to make you empty your own account. Here's how phantom scams work, and how to hang up in time.
EU needs European digital agency to close enforcement gap, experts say
The EU needs to set up a European digital agency to make its current digital rules work in practice and overcome the current enforcement gap, experts say in a new paper.
Schengen strained, solidarity broken and return hubs disputed: EU struggles again with migration
After a troubling summer marked by Ceuta's crisis, EU countries are scrambling to find solutions for migration management. The reintroduction of border checks, deportation centres outside the bloc, and redistribution of migrants will feature in a heated debate this autumn.
Latest news bulletin | September 1st, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 1st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Spa weekends: Where to go in Europe for a relaxing wellness escape
In need of a reset? These European destinations offer the perfect choice for rest and relaxation alongside mineral springs, forest escapes and Mediterranean sunshine.
NEAFC measures to curb unsustainable Russian mackerel fishing enter into force
Measures adopted by the North-East Atlantic Fisheries Commission (NEAFC) to address unsustainable Russian mackerel fishing in the North-East Atlantic officially enter into force. Initiated by a proposal from the European Union, these measures aim to protect mackerel stock
One person killed as woman randomly stabs two people in Times Square before being fatally shot by police
The woman behind the attack has reportedly had a history of mental health issues with New York police but no arrest record prior to her stabbing attacks on Tuesday.
At least four people killed as Russia launches nighttime ballistic missile attacks targeting Ukraine's capital
The barrage is the latest in a series of a daily attacks targeting multiple Ukrainian regions as Kyiv continues to struggle with thwarting certain aerial attacks due to shortages in interceptor missiles.
Murdoku and the adult activity book craze: the trend sweeping Spain
Activity books for adults are booming, mixing puzzles, pop culture and mysteries. Their success, led by Murdoku, shows a hunger for screen-free fun and a playful workout for the mind.
Jury convicts Duane 'Keffe D' Davis of first degree murder in 1996 killing of hip-hop icon Tupac Shakur
The verdict lays to rest decades of speculation and conspiracy from avid hip-hop fans around the world in the high-profile killing that went unresolved for close to 30 years. Davis is expected to appeal the conviction.
Belgian judge strikes down pre-trial detention appeal for alleged NATO spy
The next chapter in a spy scandal that has rocked NATO unfolded in Belgium on Monday, when an individual sitting at the centre of an espionage investigation was refused pre-trial release.
Tributes pour in for former French PM Edouard Balladur following his death aged 97
French President Emmanuel Macron called Balladur a "demanding, level-headed, and devoted public servant" who he said had "dedicated his life to the Fifth Republic."
Naomi Watts to receive Donostia Award at 2026 San Sebastian Film Festival
With a career spanning five decades, the English actress has moved between cult films and "blockbusters". The award she will receive with director Werner Herzog adds to her Oscar, BAFTA, Emmy and Golden Globe nominations.
France begins new voluntary national service programme
The government's initial aim is to grow the programme to 10,000 volunteers a year, with a long-term goal of up to 50,000 per year in 2035.
Eurasian nations gather in Bishkek to forge stronger ties, new alliances
Heads of 21 global and rising powers gather in Bishkek for the SCO summit as wars strain the global order. China and Russia have previously used the SCO to project their influence and their stand against the West, but the middle powers are now there to seek new economic and
Polish prosecutors launch terrorism investigation following fire at drone maker's factory
"As a result of the fire, warehouse facilities were destroyed, and the value of the damage caused amounts to at least 15 million PLN," Polish prosecutors said in a statement.
Magyar says EU must decide whether to 'survive or win' and slams Brussels' lack of leadership
Hungarian PM Péter Magyar told the Bled Strategic Forum that the EU faces a leadership crisis and must make crucial decisions on its future. He also criticised Brussels' daily migration fines against Hungary, calling them unfair despite a 2020 EU court ruling.
Algerian president seeks to impose death penalty on arsonists
Algeria declared three days of mourning after wildfires killed 12 people and injured dozens. Authorities said 46 fires remained active, with 54 people hospitalised for burns, including six in critical condition.
Latest news bulletin | August 31st, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this August 31st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
'Europe must prepare for a new era of simultaneous disasters,' von der Leyen says
The European Commission wants to shift the focus from responding to disasters to preventing them, strengthening preparedness and improving anticipation. But financing climate adaptation remains a major challenge, as EU countries face limited fiscal room to act.
Operation Forrest Gump: Nationalized Ukrainian bank allegedly became money laundromat
An anti-corruption investigation reaching from Ukraine's Presidential Office into the management of state-owned Sense Bank has raised questions far beyond the alleged laundering of UAH 150 million. At stake are the governance of nationalised assets, the independence of
Argentina great Lionel Messi announces retirement from international football
The decision comes shortly after the death of his father, Jorge Messi, which prompted the former Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain player to consider his future.
Why the Baltics are pushing back against new fears of a Russian attack
Officials across NATO’s eastern flank say there is no evidence of an imminent Russian attack, even as they strengthen their defences and warn that Moscow’s campaign of sabotage and provocations against Europe is intensifying.
YouTube's new 'exposure-based' model counts hovering over video as a view
YouTube's new "exposure-based model" counts a view from the first frame, across shorts, long-form videos, podcasts and livestreams, inflating creators' headline numbers without changing how much they actually get paid.
New AI models pose growing threat to the global economy, Bailey warns
The Bank of England governor wrote that jurisdictions need to strengthen cybersecurity and enhance preventive measures to correct vulnerabilities that can have a dangerous impact on the global economy.
'I remain deeply sorry': John Galliano calls off Met Gala retropective show over racism row
Fashion designer John Galliano has apologised again and cancelled a planned retrospective ahead of the annual Met Gala in 2027 amid a growing storm over racist and antisemitic comments he made in the past.
Germany and France float plan to bring Kallas under von der Leyen's supervision
Under the German-Franco plan, Kaja Kallas would have a more hands-on role inside the European Commission, with broader responsibilities. But Ursula von der Leyen would retain the final say on foreign policy.
South African airline Airlink defends dramatic stadium flyover
Footage of the flyover quickly began circulating on social media, prompting mixed reactions as some expressed concerns over safety.
New finds in the Bernese Jura: meteorite treasure reaches record size
More and more fragments of the Twannberg meteorite are being found in the Bernese Jura; over 2,200 pieces are known and the rare iron meteorite offers rich insights for researchers.
Ice up to 1 kilometre thick: Swiss meteorite sheds new light on the Ice Age
More and more fragments of the Twannberg meteorite are being found in the Bernese Jura. Over 2,200 pieces are now known, and the remains of this rare iron meteorite are highly prized by researchers for several reasons.
'She slipped out of my hand' - children missing after ferry sinks off northern Cyprus
Ayten and Hayri Bicer's two young children are among 20 missing in an incident that killed eight people.
ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox become latest catch in EU’s regulatory net
Brussels is tightening its grip on some of the internet’s fastest-growing services, designating ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox for heightened scrutiny under the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA), writes Catherine Feore. The European Commission said all three services meet
Estonia moves to protect youth’s mental health in the digital age
Estonia joins Europe's youth online-safety push—but chooses expert-led prevention over a blanket social-media ban.
German inflation rises to 2.9% in August, coming in below expectations
Inflation in Germany rose 2.9% in the year to August on the harmonised measure tracked by the European Central Bank, a fresh acceleration from July but well short of the 3.1% economists had expected, in a reading that offers modest relief to policymakers meeting in Frankfurt
60 years of Notting Hill Carnival: 10 essential songs chosen by its veterans
For London's Notting Hill Carnival’s 60th anniversary, Euronews Culture spoke to 10 people who have helped shape, celebrate and document its culture - asking each of them to choose the one track that, for them, captures the spirit of the biggest festival of its kind in Europe.
Hungary says it has met all conditions to unlock full €10bn EU Recovery Fund
The release of post-pandemic recovery funds adds to Magyar's effort to draw a line under the Orbán era.
Europol museum theft alert reaches Spain's Villena a day after historic heist
Europol had warned three days before the assault of a rise in thefts of precious metals from European museums, but the alert reached the Villena Museum only the day after the treasure was plundered.
Dolly Parton has left fans a secret song – but it’s locked away and buried until 2045
Dolly Parton may no longer be with us, but she recorded a secret song for her fans. The only snag is that it won't be released / literally unearthed until 2045...
Buenos Aires welcomes 800 couples for Tango BA World Championship
Tango BA brings 800 couples from 47 countries to Buenos Aires, with world championship finals taking place at the Teatro Gran Rex.
Romania will lose €770 million in EU funds over political deadlock
Romania's main political parties missed a deadline to agree on a reform of public-sector salaries, a key condition for receiving post-pandemic EU funding. The failure has triggered a blame game between pro-European forces in the country.
Man arrested after Swiss rave shooting that killed woman
A 22-year-old Italian woman was killed and several injured at a techno rave in Aarau.
Spain records 5,232 heat-related deaths in 2026, the highest figure since 2015
Spain has recorded 5,232 deaths attributed to high temperatures so far in 2026, the highest figure since records began in 2015. In August alone, a provisional 2,147 deaths are estimated.
Iceland’s 'no' vote deals a blow to Brussels’ security pitch to wealthy nations
Iceland rejected reopening EU membership, dealing a blow to Brussels' hope that security fears could draw wealthy neighbours closer to the bloc.
Suspected Russian shadow fleet oil tanker boarded by EU forces in the Mediterranean
"Illegal oil sales from shadow fleet ships are a critical lifeline for Russia’s war in Ukraine, and we’ll continue to cut them off," Kaja Kallas, the EU's top diplomat, said.
QatarEnergy extends LNG cancellations into November as Hormuz disruption drags on
QatarEnergy’s latest cancellations run into early November. Buyers in Europe and Asia are finding replacement cargoes, switching to other fuels or using less gas, while no one knows when LNG shipping through the Strait of Hormuz will return to normal.
European gas prices spike above €70 amid renewed Middle East fighting
The benchmark Dutch TTF natural gas price rose above €70 per megawatt-hour on Monday, as renewed fighting between the US and Iran raised fresh concerns about further delays to LNG exports from the Persian Gulf.