Since the US and Israel began their military campaign against Iran on 28 February, Iranian state media and pro-regime accounts have pushed fake news about the death of Netanyahu and other senior Israeli political figures.
Footage released on 18 March by the Iranian Red Crescent shows rescuers searching through rubble in the Resalat district of east Tehran after a residential building was destroyed in strikes on 17 March.
There’s momentum in Europe toward space defence. But are European space systems advanced enough to counter cyber threats?
While global food anchors lead the way, even the most resilient nations are looking vulnerable as the world races to feed a projected 10 billion people by 2050.
The Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady and may signal it will not cut rates at all this year as the Iran war complicates the central bank's inflation outlook.
The European Commission is eyeing another deal in its push to diversify trade ties, with President Ursula von der Leyen set to visit Australia from March 23 to 25 to clinch a long-awaited agreement.
Thousands of revellers filled the streets of Dublin on 17 March for the annual St Patrick’s Day parade, the highlight of a four day festival celebrating Irish culture.
This article from the European Alliance for Apprenticeships (EAfA) Member Spotlight series looks at the efforts made by the Metropolitan City of Rome, Italy, to strengthen its apprenticeship system. The article showcases Rome’s efforts to support apprentices to access
The nearly 250-year-old town, known for its Cape Dutch architecture and tourism appeal, is among more than 1,500 places renamed since the end of apartheid to shed colonial-era legacies. But here, the change has sparked protests, petitions and concern over its real impact on
Dozens of ships are still navigating the Strait of Hormuz as Iran keeps oil flowing, despite continued attacks aimed at one of the world’s most critical trade routes.
Compared to 10 years ago, this year's Oscars ceremony has lost 16 million viewers... What's behind the drop?
A meteor streaking across the sky over Ohio triggered a loud boom that shook homes and startled residents. NASA confirmed the event, while sightings of the bright fireball were reported across several states.
The Scandinavian airline has said that more cancellations were expected after Easter.
Two months after the final, Morocco has been awarded the Africa Cup of Nations title by the Confederation of African Football's appeal board. Senegal's 1-0 win in extra time is now officially a default 3-0 win for the host nation.
The European Commission is confirming €458m in humanitarian aid for Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt in 2026. With major donors withdrawing from the region and international humanitarian law under unprecedented strain, the EU is sustaining life-saving assistance to
Iran’s leadership is under pressure but the system is built to endure, says Middle East expert Professor Mehran Kamrava, warning the conflict could become a long and grinding war.
A massive databse built by players of Pokémon Go is now being used Coco Robotics to help its street delivery robots better navigate busy urban environments.
A Slovenian rights group, an investigative journalist and two researchers claimed Black Cube was behind videos showing alleged corruption between former ministers and lobbyists.
For one vital sector of the nation's economy it was Belgium’s equivalent of the Oscars. And, just as the Academy Award winners were celebrating their success this week, so too are some of the best chocolatiers in Belgium. The awards ceremony may not have had quite the
Javier Milei's government finalises Argentina's withdrawal from the WHO, citing health sovereignty. Despite this, it assures that international cooperation in health will continue through bilateral and regional agreements.
Winnie the Pooh, A.A Mline's beloved children character celebrates turning 100 this year. From books, cartoons and films, Disney is hosting several events to mark the impact the little yellow bear and his pals Piglet, Eeyore, Owl, Rabbit, Kanga and her baby Roo, have had on our
Trump says Washington should “think about” its future at NATO as he expressed disappointment in the defence alliance’s refusal to assist the US in policing and reopening the strategic Strait of Hormuz amid a global oil price crisis. Follow our live blog.
An Iranian missile struck a residential building in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv, early on Wednesday 18 March, killing two people, according to Magen David Adom.
An Israeli airstrike destroyed an apartment building in the Bachoura district of Beirut early on Wednesday, killing at least six people, according to Lebanese authorities.
Energy prices are spiking after the Strait of Hormuz closure, bringing Europe’s vulnerabilities back into focus and turning attention to the EU’s planned Grids Package. Watch the video.
Roger Casale and the late Harry Shindler MBE in San Benedetto di Tronto, ItalyThe Representation of the People Bill offers Parliament a chance to ensure British citizens abroad are not only able to vote but properly represented, writes Roger Casale. Around five million British
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It was supposed to be the “war to end all wars” and a significant World War One landmark in Belgium is approaching. The date is 2 July 2028 and it is highly symbolic as it will mark the 100th anniversary of the first time The Last Post was sounded at Menin Gate in Ypres in
Bed-ridden by a double leg fracture, Francisco Borges read ten books a day. The habit sparked his appetite for more literature which has transformed the 13-year-old into a model student who's now spreading his love of books throughout Portuguese schools.
Researchers warn against falling for 'fool's gold' of rising fish numbers spurred by marine heatwaves.
State-linked and hacktivist groups have claimed a series of cyberattacks against the United States and Israel since the war with Iran began.
Official sanctions records, corporate filings and land registry documents point to a vast financial network possibly tied to Iran's new supreme leader.
The Great Smoky Mountains retained its position as the country’s most visited national park in 2025.
What if the government of one member state deliberately seeks to block or sabotage the Union? Some might say that we are already in such a scenario, or close to it, but it could get even worse, writes former British Labour MEP Richard Corbett (pictured, below). A veto of a
A new study has monitored illicit drug use through wastewater analysis in 115 European cities from 25 countries. From 2024 to 2025, MDMA's residues in wastewaters decreased by 16%, while those of ketamine increased by 41%.
Iran fired advanced missiles at central Israel in the early hours of Wednesday, killing two people, as it looks to avenge the killing of two of its top security officials. Several countries including Saudi Arabia, UAE and Iraq have also reported new attacks from Tehran.
In an exclusive interview with the BBC, the Ukrainian president says Putin wants a "long war" between the US and Iran.
Bodo/Glimt's dream run in this season's Champions League may be over, but they bow out with their heads held high after making history.
Germany has been hit particularly hard by rising petrol prices compared to the rest of the EU. A task force set up by the German government aims to counteract this while exposing the oil companies' profit scam.
The Academy Award winning US actor won his third Oscar on Sunday, but skipped the ceremony to visit Ukraine.
Italy is one of nine EU countries urging the European Commission to act over the Arctic Metagaz, drifting out of control in the Mediterranean Sea.
King Felipe appears to have helped thaw frosty relations with Mexico while reviving a fierce debate over events 500 years ago.
The president highlights how Tehran is selling drones to Moscow that have been used against Ukraine.
Medicine shortages, European health sovereignty, the ethical lines of AI, and mental health dominated the conversation Euronews’ Health Summit in Brussels.
Zelenskyy's visit comes at a time when the Iran war has revived Russia’s ailing economy through increased oil revenue and scuttled US-brokered talks to end Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
As head of the National Counterterrorism Center, Kent was in charge of an agency tasked with analysing and detecting terrorist threats.
Ukraine’s president said he is ready for a dialogue with the Israeli prime minister on drone interceptors and Kyiv’s expertise in countering Tehran's UAVs, as the Iran war entered its third week.
On March 17, the Germany session of the global dialogue “China in Springtime: China’s Development, Opportunities for the World” was held in Düsseldorf. The event was jointly organized by China Media Group (CMG) and the Consulate General of China in Düsseldorf, bringing together
MEPs moved Tuesday to revive the EU–US trade deal, scheduling a committee vote, but infighting between political groups keeps final approval by the full assembly uncertain with both March and April floated.
Brussels and Kyiv are trying to keep the process afloat by at least extending the technical talks while the Hungarian veto on Kyiv's membership remains in place.