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Common chemicals could be toxic for gut health, study finds. Here are the top culprits
UK scientists tested more than 1,000 chemicals on gut bacteria samples in a lab, and identified 168 that appear harmful.
No real intent in Moscow to engage in peace talks, says von der Leyen
The European Commission chief said the EU would stand with Ukraine and support it "in every way".
US ambassador suggests Germany take NATO's top military role in future
For decades, a US general or admiral has held the post as head of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. Now, more signs from Washington point to a change coming in the future.
Latest news bulletin | November 26th, 2025 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 26th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
This North Sea oil field is being repurposed to store millions of tonnes of CO2 beneath the seabed
When the project begins commercial operations next year, it is expected to become the European Union’s first fully-operational offshore CO2 storage site.
Switzerland weighs up billionaire tax to help fight climate crisis
Switzerland, known as a haven for the super rich, will soon vote on whether to introduce a steep inheritance tax.
What to expect as Belgium faces third day of strikes against austerity measures
Belgium faced major disruptions since Monday as trade unions staged a three-day strike against government austerity measures, affecting public transport, airports and ports.
Trump defends Witkoff after leak appears to show envoy coaching Russia
The US president said he had not heard the audio, but that it sounded like "standard" negotiations.
Ukraine talks: 'Europe must keep pressure on Russia', von der Leyen says
The EU Commission president called on Europeans to step up pressure on Moscow and warned that despite its stated intention to engage in peace talks, "Russia's mindset has not changed".
Fashion and arts elites unite in Doha for Franca Fund Gala, raising millions for cancer research
The inaugural Franca Fund Gala in Doha raised over $4 million for cancer research, honouring Vogue Italia's late editor Franca Sozzani, with top fashion and arts figures in attendance.
Lava erupts from Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano in latest activity
Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano erupted again on November 25, sending lava fountains hundreds of feet high and prompting continued aviation alerts.
Driverless robotaxis hit the road in Abu Dhabi in Uber and WeRide partnership
The launch marks Uber’s first robotaxi rollout outside of the United States.
EU renews call for 'safe, full, and unhindered access for humanitarian organizations' in Sudan
MEPs have held an urgent debate with the EU Commission on the escalation of the war and the humanitarian catastrophe in Sudan. The debate, in the parliament in Strasbourg on Tuesday (25 November), comes amid mounting calls for a cease fire in the war torn state. MEPs are in
Meet Bobbi: The UK’s first AI police assistant hoping to ease pressure on call handlers
The AI tool handles non-emergency questions online, taking pressure off overstretched call handlers but does not investigate crimes.
‘AI slop’: Macquarie Dictionary’s Word of the Year is a sad reflection of modern anxieties
Macquarie Dictionary, considered the standard reference on Australian English, has announced that 'AI slop' has been chosen by its committee and voted by the public as the Word of the Year for 2025.
EU 'must be united in strengthening its position on the global stage'
The incoming Cypriot presidency of the EU has been told it can play a “crucial role” in ensuring peace in a troubled world. It has been told the EU “must be united in strengthening its global standing.” That is the message from BusinessEurope to the upcoming Cyprus EU
Madrid streets fill with thousands protesting gender violence in Spain
Thousands took to the streets of Madrid and other Spanish cities to denounce gender-based violence and honour the women killed this year.
Will robots do our dishes by 2030? |Euronews Tech Talks
Robots are slowly making their way into agriculture, healthcare, and our homes. Should we be worried?
How Prince Albert could help bring NFL to Paris and Monaco
Monaco is famous for its Formula 1 race, while many stars have made it their home. But the principality could soon welcome an NFL team.
Samarkand hosts first CITES summit in Central Asia, gathering nations for wildlife protection
Delegates will discuss sustainable use of natural resources, ecosystem restoration, and regional cooperation initiatives.
Why PSG are turning to local talent to defend European crown
From a "bling-bling" era to local talent, this is why Paris St-Germain are turning to their homegrown stars.
From raw materials to technologies: How Kazakhstan and Estonia are building a new-generation partnership
At the invitation of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Estonian President Alar Karis (pictured) will pay a state visit to Kazakhstan on 17–19 November. The visit highlights the strengthening partnership between Astana and Tallinn and outlines new prospects for bilateral
EU should stop discussing and move forward with Ukraine reparations loan, Dombrovskis tells Euronews
In an interview with Euronews' flagship morning show Europe Today, European Commissioner for Economy and Productivity Valdis Dombrovskis said that the EU should stop discussing the options to finance Ukraine and proceed with using Russian frozen assets.
Protest in Paris denounces rise in femicides across France
Hundreds gathered outside the Panthéon to denounce rising femicides in France, unfurling banners and torchlit displays demanding stronger government action.
Watch the video: Nikolas Sarkozy — France’s newest literary star
“In prison, there is nothing to see and nothing to do,” that’s the teaser from Sarkozy's Prisoner’s Diary that will be published next month. Is it worth a read?
Commission and High Representative/Vice President call for increased efforts to end all forms of sexual and gender-based violence
Ahead of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, on 25 November, Executive Vice-President Mînzatu and Commissioner Lahbib, on behalf of the European Commission, and High Representative/Vice-President, Kaja Kallas, issued the following statement:
Commission sends Statement of Objections over proposed acquisition of Downtown by UMG
The European Commission has informed Universal Music Group (‘UMG') of its preliminary view that its proposed acquisition of Downtown may restrict competition in the market for the wholesale distribution of recorded music. On 22 July 2025, the Commission opened an in-depth
Trump pardons Thanksgiving turkeys Waddle and Gobble in annual tradition
President Donald Trump carried out the traditional Thanksgiving turkey pardon at the White House, sparing two birds named Waddle and Gobble during a light-hearted ceremony.
Europe shows no signs of antibiotic shortages this winter, EU medicines agency says
After years of winter medicine shortages, the European Medicines Agency told Euronews that there are currently no signs of antibiotic shortages, amid EU efforts to reduce dependency on foreign suppliers.
Dark skies and empty itineraries: Why Sweden wants travellers to embrace ‘boredom’
Whether it’s long walks or nights spent stargazing, Sweden wants travellers to embrace blissful nothingness.
Commission seeks views and information for the evaluation of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive
The European Commission is collecting information and feedback about the impact and the need to update the Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD), last revised in 2018, in a quickly evolving media landscape. To that aim, the Commission has launched a call for evidence.
Europe Today: Valdis Dombrovskis, EU Commissioner for Economy, reacts to Ukraine's peace plan
Tune in to Euronews' new daily live programme “Europe Today” at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we get you up to speed on everything happening across the continent.
Commission launches whistleblower tool for AI Act
The European Commission has launched a whistleblower tool for the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act. The tool will provide a secure and confidential channel for individuals to report suspected breaches of the AI Act directly to the EU AI Office, the centre of AI expertise within
Paris protesters demand action as France faces surge in gender-based violence
Protesters highlighted gaps in France’s domestic violence response amid alarming new statistics.
Watch: How holograms, virtual reality, and AI are transforming the operating room
Could virtual organs make high-risk surgeries safer? Surgeons can explore 3D models of patients’ organs through VR goggles, cutting into the model with virtual tools.
Latest news bulletin | November 26th, 2025 – Morning
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Remote and hybrid work can boost employment, says UK parliament report
Parents, carers, and people with disabilities stand to benefit most from more flexible work options, according to a new UK parliament report, as unemployment is rising in the UK.
EU reinforces humanitarian response with €143 million for Sub-Saharan Africa
The European Commission is providing €143 million in humanitarian aid as EU and African Union leaders meet in Angola, responding to continued pressure on relief operations across several crisis zones. The allocation includes €2.5 million for aid in the Central African Republic,
Trump says he's sending his envoys to meet Putin and Ukrainian officials after 'fine-tuning' plan
Trump says his plan to bring an end to the war in Ukraine has been reviewed after US mediators held talks with both sides to address concerns. Trump noted that high-level officials, including Steve Witkoff, will hold further discussions with Ukrainian and Russian officials as
Washington depends on Europe, former US Army Europe General Ben Hodges tells Euronews
In an interview with Euronews, retired US Army Lieutenant General Ben Hodges emphasised that Ukraine's victory is crucial for US prosperity and global stability, amid concerns about reducing US military presence in Europe.
At least 10 killed and six missing as flash floods, landslides hit Indonesian island of Sumatra
Police say rescue teams are struggling to reach the most affected areas in the island of Sumatra where flash floods and landslides, triggered by torrential rains, killed at least 10 people and injured many more.
Fame, fans, and a shorter lifespan: Study finds famous singers die younger than others
On average, famous musicians died aged 75, while their less well-known peers survived until they were 79, a new study finds.
Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro begins 27-year prison sentence for coup plot
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has started to serve a 27-year prison sentence on Tuesday after he was convicted for leading a coup attempt following his 2022 presidential election loss, despite pressure and protest from US President Donald Trump.
Parking inspector and wife arrested for €1m meter theft
The man is alleged to have stolen coins from parking meters in the German town of Kempten, police said.
Russian mercenaries accused of cold-blooded killings in Mali - BBC speaks to eyewitnesses
Refugees have given the BBC a harrowing account of atrocities committed by the Russian paramilitary force.
Italian parliament unanimously votes to make femicide a crime
The gender-motivated murder of a woman will now be covered by a distinct clause in Italian law - punishable by a life sentence.
Europe’s healthcare systems are failing the victims of gender-based violence
Violence against women and girls is one of the most widespread and least addressed public-health emergencies according the WHO/Europe Region Nearly one in three women will experience abuse in their lifetime. Speaking at the launch of a report on the health sector’s response to
Trump sends envoys to meet Putin and Ukrainian officials after 'fine-tuning' plan
US President Trump is sending Special Envoy Witkoff to meet with Putin and Army Secretary Driscoll to meet with Ukrainian officials to fine-tune the plan to end the war in Ukraine.
Who is Trump's 'drone guy' Dan Driscoll, taking key role in Ukraine talks?
The youngest-ever US army secretary has been thrust into the spotlight as the face of renewed efforts to end the years-long war.
