Eiffel Tower lights up in Paris for Celine Dion's return to the stage
To celebrate Celine Dion's 58th birthday and announce her official return to the stage, messages in several languages are projected onto the Eiffel Tower.
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Social media slams Donald Trump as he shares AI-generated images of Presidential Library skyscraper
An AI-generated video of the Donald J Trump Presidential Library has been shared online. Social media users were quick to criticise the project, pointing out that while the skyscraper features a lot of gold, there's one notable absence: Books.
Leaked call shows Szijjártó discussing EU sanctions removal with Russia's Lavrov
The recording comes as Hungary's Foreign Affairs Minister Péter Szijjártó is embroiled in controversy, following Washington Post reports that he disclosed sensitive information to Russia at Foreign Affairs Council meetings in Brussels.
Eurozone inflation jumps to 2.5% amid Iran war: Will the ECB hike rates?
Consumer prices jumped at their fastest monthly pace since October 2022, driven almost entirely by the energy shock from the Iran conflict. Economists are split on whether Frankfurt will pull the trigger.
Fact check: Does Hungary have alternatives to the Druzhba pipeline?
Budapest insists it is dependent on Russian crude oil, but analysts suggest this could be the result of economic and political decisions, as well as technical constraints.
Lebanese justice minister calls for Israel negotiations to avert humanitarian catastrophe
Lebanese justice minister warns of 'dramatic' situation in the country as Israeli floats extended buffer zone on its southern border. Nassar calls for diplomacy to avert a catastrophe as he lashes at Hezbolahh for sabotaging diplomatic efforts by not laying down weapons.
Latest news bulletin | March 31st, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this March 31st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Attack on Michigan synagogue inspired by Iran-backed Hezbollah, FBI says
The FBI says the synagogue attack earlier in March was inspired by Hezbollah, targeting Michigan’s largest Jewish temple with a truck packed with fuel.
Watch: EU governments are throwing billions at the petrol shock. Will it help?
European drivers face soaring fuel prices as the Iran war hits oil markets, prompting EU states to cut fuel taxes, cap prices and tighten regulation.
Australia warns social media platforms of 'major gaps' in under-16 ban enforcement
The eSafety Commissioner identified 'poor practices' from social media companies, such as platforms allowing unlimited attempts for a user to pass their age assurance methods.
Jane Fonda and Pedro Pascal among stars demanding Texas ICE facility for children be shut down
Hollywood stars, policy experts, and organizations are demanding the “immediate closure” of the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in Texas - which has been hit with numerous reports of abuse, disease and dehumanizing conditions.
UN Security Council to hold emergency session after peacekeeper deaths in Lebanon
The UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) said two of its personnel were killed Monday in an explosion and another died late Sunday when a projectile hit their position. The UN force said it launched an investigation into the separate incidents.
EU calls on member states to curb oil demand and prepare for prolonged disruption
EU urges governments to boost energy savings and explore alternatives amid supply pressure, letter seen by Euronews reveals.
Iran launches missile and drone barrage on Dubai, Kuwaiti tanker hit
At least five explosions were reported in Dubai on Tuesday morning as residents fled to shelters, Euronews journalists reported. The UAE authorities said they were "actively engaging" with the threat.
Promoting student involvement at VET system level in the Netherlands
The EQAVET Dutch National Reference Point held a peer review on promoting student involvement in VET quality assurance at system level, recognizing students as key stakeholders and participation a priority. CINOP, the EQAVET Dutch National Reference Point, hosted its online
Strengthening CBRN investigation, prosecution and adjudication capabilities in the Western Balkans
The Western Balkans countries strengthened their capacity to address CBRN-related crime through a comprehensive training programme, enhancing investigation, prosecution and adjudication capabilities under the EU CBRN Centres of Excellence Initiative. The risks posed by CBRN
Italy buys devotional early Renaissance painting for €12 million under art patrimony policy
For the second time in a month, Italy has spent millions to buy a historic painting as it moves to protect its national art heritage. The government has acquired a devotional painting of early Renaissance painter Antonello da Messina for €12.6 million euros.
E-cigarettes are more effective for quitting smoking, but experts warn they are not risk-free
E-cigarettes are more effective than traditional methods like patches and gum for quitting smoking, according to a new study.
EU to press Israel to scrap law allowing execution of convicted Palestinians
In a draft statement seen by Euronews, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas is set to warn the bill marks a “grave regression” for Israel.
Netanyahu says Iran war goals achieved 'beyond halfway point' as strikes continue across Middle East
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump's partner in attacking Iran, said more than half of his military aims had been achieved, but both leaders refused to put a timeline on an operation that has ignited a month-long regional war and jolted global markets.
Newsletter: Lebanese minister says situation ‘dramatic’ as Israel expands ground invasion
Also in this newsletter: Euronews exclusively previews an EU statement on the Israeli bill re-introducing the death penalty, passed by the Knesset on Monday.
Commission approves €500 million Luxembourgish cleantech manufacturing capacity state aid scheme
Sources Commission approves €500 million Luxembourgish cleantech manufacturing capacity…
All the under-the-radar US destinations you should be visiting this year
From Pennsylvania’s Grand Canyon to a former gold rush city in Nevada, you won’t find any crowds at these spots across the country.
Commission approves €144 million French state aid to support HyforSeeds in the production of hydrogen
Sources Commission approves €144 million French state aid to support HyforSeeds in the …
Europe Today: Lebanese minister speaks to Euronews as Israeli strikes leave 1,200 dead in Lebanon
Tune in to Europe Today, Euronews' flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
The unanimity trap: what is the EU veto and why is it so hard to reform?
Hungary's opposition to the €90bn package for Ukraine is the latest of 48 vetoed European Council decisions. EU leaders are increasingly worried about whether they can solve the EU’s very own unanimity trap.
Borderless innovations: EU security event in Narva
On 5 and 6 March, DG HOME, under the Community for European Research and Innovation for Security (CERIS), together with the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences, the Estonian Research Council, the Tallinn University of Technology, and the Estonian Police and Border Guard Board
Oil above $105 as markets grapple with uncertainty over Trump’s next move
Oil prices remained elevated, though they traded slightly lower than earlier levels after reports emerged that US President Donald Trump was willing to end the Iran war even if the key Strait of Hormuz remained closed.
Regulatory roadblocks for commercial use of drones in Europe
While drones are driving innovation across industries, European agriculture still lags in unlocking their full potential - not for lack of promise, but because regulation keeps that innovation grounded.
Kosovo in euphoria as they dream of World Cup history
Having gained independence in 2008, Kosovo are one game away from qualifying for the World Cup and sparking "the biggest celebrations ever seen in Pristina".
Iran war sparks renewables boom as Europeans rush to buy solar, heat pumps and EVs
The war on Iran has become a catalyst for green technology, as Europeans scramble to find less volatile alternatives to oil and gas.
Real wages in Europe near pre-pandemic levels, but Iran crisis clouds outlook
The post-pandemic surge in inflation across Europe reduced the purchasing power of advertised wages in major economies. In some countries, wages have now caught up, but in others they still lag behind.
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Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this March 31st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
From Seville to Zamora: Spain's best places to experience an unforgettable Holy Week
Discover Spain’s top spots to experience Holy Week, from the passion of Seville and Málaga to the hush of Zamora and the unique rites of San Vicente de la Sonsierra, on a journey from north to south through the country’s most spectacular celebrations.
Bucha, four years on: why Ukraine cannot afford Russia's 'Peace'
Four years after Bucha's liberation, the illusion of diplomacy persists while the war grinds on. In this opinion piece for Euronews, Denys Glushko, Editor-in-Chief of Ukrainian outlet "Apostrophe", argues Russia's terms amount to capitulation.
‘Nature is awesome’: Watch as thousands of snow geese take off for the Arctic at sunrise
Snow geese are thriving in warmer weather – but it's bad news for crops and habitats.
EU check reveals misleading sales practices online
The European Commission and consumer protection authorities have discovered that some online discounts during Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales were misleading, thanks to the latest sweep. Sweeps are screenings that are coordinated by the Commission and carried out
Israel approves death penalty for Palestinians convicted of deadly attacks
The bill would make the death penalty the default punishment for Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied West Bank found guilty of intentionally carrying out deadly attacks deemed "acts of terrorism" by an Israeli military court.
Huge fires at Russian oil facilities following Ukraine strikes, satellite images show
BBC Verify examines recent damage to three key Russian oil export facilities near the Baltic Sea.
Experts fear stranded Baltic Sea whale may not reach the Atlantic
A humpback whale stranded in Germany’s Baltic Sea is showing signs of weakness, raising concerns over whether it can return to the Atlantic. Rescue teams have repeatedly guided the whale off sandbanks near Timmendorfer Strand and Wismar Bay, but it keeps returning to shallow
Most Syrian refugees in Germany expected to return home in three years, Merz says
Merz’s government has taken a tougher line on refugees and migrants, amid surging support for the anti-immigration AfD party.
Singer Celine Dion announces comeback after rare health condition
Celine Dion has announced on her 58th birthday that she will return to performing with a series of shows in Paris starting September 2026.
Ukraine signs 10-year defence deal with arms producer Bulgaria, Zelenskyy says
The agreement with Bulgaria comes hot on the heels of a raft of similar deals Zelenskyy inked with partners in the Gulf.
Céline Dion announces comeback shows: 'I'm so ready for this'
The star was diagnosed with a rare condition that affects her singing voice and her ability to walk.
Peace talks with Iran ongoing and progressing well, White House says
The comments come on the same day that President Donald Trump threatened to destroy Iran's oil export hub of Kharg Island and other oil wells and power plants if it does not agree to a deal to end the war soon.
Hungary's upcoming election and the effects of the generation gap
Most independent polls show that more than 60% of voters under 30 support Péter Magyar's Tisza party while only 15% back Viktor Orbán's ruling Fidesz in April elections.
Zelensky says allies asked him to scale back attacks on Russian energy
Ukraine's president says partners asked if the attacks could be "reduced" as prices soar due to the Iran war.
Slovenia to inaugurate new parliament on 10 April after election mired in scandal
Outgoing Prime Minister Robert Golob's liberal Freedom Movement scored a tight victory winning 29 seats in the 90-seat parliament ahead of US President Donald Trump admirer Janez Janša's Slovenian Democratic Party.
Germany and Syria 'working jointly' on refugee returns, Chancellor Friedrich Merz says
On his first trip to Germany since ousting his country's longtime strongman Bashar al-Assad in late 2024, Syria's interim leader pledged to work with Germany to enable more Syrians to return.
G7 pledges to take 'all necessary measures' to safeguard energy market amid war in Iran
G7 countries said they are ready to take “any necessary measures” to preserve stability in the energy market through coordinated action. However, no specific measures have been announced at this stage.