Macron and King Charles hail UK-France ties at Bayeux Tapestry viewing
For Macron, the visit comes in the final months of his presidency as he continues to push for greater European sovereignty, with Britain playing a key role despite Brexit.
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Malta jury clears suspect mastermind businessman in Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case
His arrest in 2019, as he was sailing away from Malta on his yacht, sparked a series of mass protests in the country that culminated with Prime Minster Muscat’s resignation.
Maltese tycoon acquitted of orchestrating murder of renowned journalist
Daphne Caruana Galizia exposed corruption and money laundering schemes in Malta before she was killed by a car bomb in 2017.
Spain government in disarray as conflicting reports swirl over Morocco’s role in Ceuta
The crisis deepened Wednesday after a leaked report alleging Moroccan forces helped push migrants across the border blindsided the government. Madrid denies having ignored warnings of an imminent breach.
The surge of the far-right - who is to blame? MEPs face off in The Ring
All eyes are on the election in the small east German state of Saxony-Anhalt. A potential absolute majority for the far-right there could shake up German politics and rattle Europe. The beginning of a new crisis?
Swiss rave shooting suspect had 'psychological problems', police say
Police said two pistols and an AK-74 rifle were found in the suspect's vehicle, with initial forensic analysis linking the weapons to cartridge cases found at the scene.
Netherlands moves billions in gold to London in 'crisis preparedness' move
The Dutch central bank removes some of its gold reserves from the US and Canada, saying it is because of "increasing geopolitical unrest".
The technology behind roulette’s move from casino floors to web browsers
Image source: Pexels Roulette looks simple from the other side of a screen. A wheel turns, a ball settles, and the table records the result. Recreating that sequence in a browser, however, requires several systems to agree at exactly the right moment. Graphics, game logic,
Frecciarossa starting tests for new Rome and Milan high-speed rail links to Munich
Trial runs of Frecciarossa trains in Germany and Austria are paving the way for high-speed links between Rome, Milan and Munich. The first services are planned for summer 2027.
Frecciarossa in Germany: tests begin for Rome and Milan rail links to Munich
Trial runs of Frecciarossa trains in Germany and Austria pave the way for high-speed links between Rome, Milan and Munich. The first services are planned for summer 2027.
Belgium pushes back against new attempt to use Russian assets to support Ukraine
'The reasons behind our opposition have not magically disappeared', Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot said as a group of EU countries tries to revive the idea of using Russia's immobilised assets.
Kallas exposes power struggle with von der Leyen
A long-running institutional struggle over who controls European Union foreign policy has broken into the open, with EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas publicly acknowledging that the role of the High Representative has not worked as intended when decisions are effectively
How a quiz show and a dream took Azerbaijan's Sabah to the Champions League
Azerbaijan’s Sabah Football Club have unexpectedly qualified for the UEFA Champions League, making it one of its most historic achievements to date.
EU countries showed 'broad support' for moving forward with visa ban for Russian combatants, Kallas says
EU member states showed "broad support" for moving forward with a visa ban for Russian ex-combatants and tougher rules for Russian tourists, EU top diplomat Kaja Kallas said, as the Leipzig drone attack renews security fears.
Von der Leyen vows to increase pressure on Russia after Leipzig attack
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte Photographer: Dati Bendo © European UnionEuropean Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday (2 September) that Europe and NATO would increase pressure on Russia after
Conservative and far-right MEPs rally against Spain’s government over Ceuta crisis
Lawmakers from the European People’s Party and Patriots for Europe are accusing Pedro Sánchez of abandoning the Spanish exclave, as a press report suggests the mass entry incident was guided by Moroccan security forces.
Trump becomes first sitting US president to appear on a coin as Mint releases $1 piece
The US Mint has issued the 2026 US President Donald J. Trump $1 coin, marking the first time a serving American president has featured on a coin made for everyday use, with the Mint saying the pieces are already in circulation and rolls and bags going on sale from midday
Venice Film Festival: Clooney, conflicts and competition dominate as ceremonies begin
Awards, artificial intelligence, conflicts and climate change. Much of the opening talk at the start of the 83rd Venice Film Festival has revolved around geopolitics, propaganda and the future of cinema.
EU readies fresh cash for Ukraine’s air defence as Patriot stocks run low
The EU is weighing a multibillion-euro Ukrainian request for PAC-3 Patriot interceptors as Russia steps up air attacks. Brussels hopes to approve the funding as early as next week, with talks also underway over a possible NATO contribution.
Matthew Perry three-part documentary coming to Netflix next month
The docuseries debuts on Netflix on 27 October and promises "never-before-heard testimonies" from the actor's family and friends.
Ukraine formally warns airlines that Russian airspace is unsafe
Kyiv officially notified international aviation authorities of growing risks to civilian aircraft over Russia, a day after President Zelenskyy urged foreign airlines to avoid its airspace.
'Climate policy must survive, because we want to survive in Europe,' EU Commission says
Europe cannot afford to choose between climate policy and competitiveness or security, a senior EU official said.
Back or elbow pain? You might be gaming too much on your phone
A new study has found a strong association between mobile gaming addiction and musculoskeletal pain, with addicted students more than three times as likely to report neck pain and more than four times as likely to report elbow pain.
Where is the best bar in Europe? It’s in Budapest according to a new ranking
From Budapest’s famous ruins to centuries-old Belgian boozers and wonderfully eccentric drinking dens, these are the European bars where atmosphere, character and local culture matter more than polish, according to a new ranking.
X's new payments app X Money hit by mass hacking attempt
Unsolicited password reset emails have hit X users after the launch of X Money, with the platform warning that hackers could be behind a wider phishing attempt.
Hope, Dopamine and whatever 'Perfecth' means: Euronews Culture’s Fall music preview
Euronews Culture looks ahead to the last four months of 2026 and picks the hotly anticipated albums you won’t want to miss.
Zelensky says airlines should avoid Russian airspace as Ukraine escalates drone operations
Chinese and Gulf state airlines are among those still using Russian airspace. Meanwhile, Russia says it will intensify its own attacks on Ukraine.
EU and Nato vow to step up pressure on Russia after 'new escalation' in Germany
Russia is accused of growing increasingly reckless after Berlin blamed Russia for a failed drone attack on Leipzig airport.
Fact check: How inaccurate and conflicting claims may have affected Iceland's EU referendum
The Icelandic EU referendum raised a number of important issues for voters, but also a series of unclear claims.
How horse milk ‘kymyz’ became a drink still in demand thousands of years later
Fermented horse milk, known as kymyz, is a traditional Central Asian drink with thousands of years of history. In Kazakhstan, it remains an important part of nomadic heritage, cuisine and hospitality.
Pub's 'beloved' manager stabbed to death in Germany
Rebecca Bullock, 31, was attacked at Rosenheim station on Sunday.
Iranian rial in freefall as dollar breaks 2.1 million mark
The rial has lost 63% of its value against the dollar since March, with the euro hitting 2.55 million rials and gold coins changing hands at 2.26 billion. Iran's central bank governor pledged a $2 billion injection while acknowledging inflation had placed "heavy pressure on
Netherlands moves 86 tonnes of gold from US and Canada to UK, citing 'geopolitical unrest'
The transfer was carried out partially by buying and selling and partly by physically transferring gold, the Dutch national bank said.
Von der Leyen: Russian drone incidents in Europe are the 'new normal'
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Europe must prepare for a “new era of European security” after Russia was blamed for a drone sabotage incident last month. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said the Alliance must have the capabilities it needs to address
Brussels will not mediate between US and Canada, EU trade chief says
Maroš Šefčovič said the Commission is ready to explore a wide range of options to deepen cooperation with Ottawa as Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney calls for a closer partnership with the EU.
From infrastructure to military drills, China deepens footprint in Egypt as Xi visits Cairo
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s return to Cairo comes as Egypt and China push their relationship beyond infrastructure and trade into technology, defence and a broader strategic partnership with regional implications.
Rosenberg: Putin's veiled threat to UK part of Russia's campaign against West
The Russian president wants to keep Britain guessing - and stressing - over Moscow's real intentions.
'An issue that concerns the entire EU': Italy's FM warns of possible Russian meddling in general election
Surveys show that the cost of living, a deteriorating public health system, security and immigration are among Italians' top concerns when they head to the polls.
Spanish police chief denies existence of report blaming Morocco for Ceuta migrant crossings
Madrid demanded an explanation from its own police after an explosive leaked police report suggested that Moroccan security forces were involved in transporting and pushing migrants towards the border.
EU eyes additional sanctions on Ukrainian children deportation
The EU is preparing new sanctions on 27 Russian individuals and entities involved in the deportation and indoctrination of Ukrainian children, ahead of a September conference in Toronto on their return.
The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2026: 16 hotels in Europe feature on extended 50-100 list
Ahead of The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2026 unveiling on 15 September, an extended ranking sees 16 properties in Europe included in the 50-100 list.
Europe vows to stay united as hybrid war activity surges
Europe and Canada have said they won't succumb to the growing number of hybrid attacks from Russia. The show of unity comes as Germany takes the unprecedented step of formally blaming to the Kremlin for a drone incident at Leipzig airport last month.
Kyiv school year begins under the shadow of air raid sirens
Kyiv children began the new school year with a ceremony interrupted by an air raid alert, hours after Russian missile strikes hit the capital.
Strictly successful: Greece's Naima Gerassopoulou claims world tango champion title
Top Tango triumph was shared by Greece's Naima Gerassopoulou and her Argentine dance partner Lucas Gauto who burst into tears on claiming the prestigious world title in his homeland.
Astrotourism: Two resorts in Saudi Arabia are the first to receive DarkSky certification
Looking for a stargazing escape? Desert Rock Resort and Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Saudi Arabia have earned DarkSky’s Approved Lodgings & Resorts certification.
Weight-loss pill "Wegovy" available in German pharmacies from 1 September
The weight-loss pill Wegovy is now available in German pharmacies. Its active ingredient semaglutide increases satiety and the adult dose costs 170 to 280 euros.
Macron to be first EU leader to meet Andy Burnham during London trip for Bayeux Tapestry exhibition
French President Emmanuel Macron will head to the Netherlands on Wednesday, before beginning his two-day trip to the UK.
Creating a 'dynamic space' for young people
Since June 2026, Brussels’ bustline Place Noord has made a space available to three local associations led by young people to develop their activities, projects, and events. The associations are primarily from the Quartier Nord (spanning the City of Brussels and Schaerbeek).
Spain sheds almost 163,000 jobs in August as unemployment climbs
The Spanish economy lost 162,840 jobs last month with 44,419 registering as unemployed. The drop represents the smallest decrease in August since the Covid-19 pandemic.
British energy giant BP names Ian Tyler as chair after boardroom turmoil
British energy giant BP has appointed Ian Tyler as its permanent chair following the abrupt removal of his predecessor over governance and conduct concerns in May.