North Korea fires 'several ballistic missiles' into Sea of Japan, Seoul's military says
South Korea's National Security Office convened an emergency security meeting following the launch to review the country's military readiness.
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IKEA has just launched another second-hand marketplace. But will it stop producing ‘fast furniture’?
Sustainability is noticeably absent in IKEA’s latest press statement about its second-hand marketplace.
Rockies, Route 66 and railway hotels: Why 2027 is the year to explore the US by train
The United States is marking 200 years of passenger rail travel with scenic long-distance routes, vintage steam trains, historic stations and unusual railway stays. Here’s how to explore the country by train in 2027.
Latest news bulletin | October 12th, 2026 – Morning
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Free temporary parking permits for Ixelles residents
Residents of a busy Brussels suburb whose garages become inaccessible due to roadworks can now benefit from a free temporary parking permit for the entire period during which their garage cannot be accessed. But the municipality has worked to provide a solution for people
Which European countries are hit the hardest by annual rent inflation and why?
Rent prices have risen significantly across Europe, and in particular in Romania and Croatia in recent periods. Euronews Business takes a closer look at annual rent inflation with a focus on these two countries.
Lumière festival 2026 in Lyon: Stars share their first cinema memories
For its 18th edition, the Lumière Festival opened in Lyon to a full house. Until 18 October, 450 screenings honour classic cinema and Ethan and Joel Coen.
Oil prices tumble as stocks rise after Trump touts 'energy ceasefire'
Most stock markets rose early Monday ahead of European markets opening as oil prices tumbled after Donald Trump announced an "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine, which offset a fresh wave of Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia.
Energy ceasefire: Confusion in Kyiv, support from allies, silence from Moscow and fresh strikes
Trump announced an immediate energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, but Moscow has not confirmed it. Zelenskyy expressed surprise and reported fresh Russian strikes on Ukrainian power plants, causing outages.
Watch: What's behind Trump's energy ceasefire claim?
The US president made the announcement in a social media post, which was an apparent surprise to Ukraine and Russia is yet to comment.
Judo: Japan reclaim mixed team world title with eighth gold in Baku
Japan reclaimed the Mixed Team World Championship title in Baku, defeating Russia in the final to secure their eighth gold. After overcoming China in the semi-final, Japan sealed victory through Akari Omori, while Russia reached their first-ever mixed team final.
Trump's 'energy ceasefire' claim welcomed by Zelensky but Russia silent
Ukraine's leader says he will support such a truce if Moscow does, after initially expressing surprise at Donald Trump's announcement.
Shakira sets Amazon Music record in Madrid with most-watched live stream by a female artist
The global broadcast of the Colombian singer's Madrid concert has become the most-watched live performance by a female artist on Amazon Music. The platform highlights the role of the Spanish capital as a bridge between Latin America and Europe.
Antarctic penguins emit up to 7 million tonnes of methane a year, study finds
A study by CSIC and the University of Granada finds that chinstrap penguin colonies are a previously unmeasured natural source of methane, emitting up to 7 million tonnes a year.
French Social democratic primary: Raphaël Glucksmann wins big in first round
With more than 66% in the primary, French MEP Raphaël Glucksmann is chosen as the social-democratic candidate for France’s 2027 presidential election. On X, he insists that "a left true to its values can unite, govern and win".
Nepal orders evacuations after landslide triggers Budhi Gandaki flash flood
Nepal’s authorities ordered residents along the Budhi Gandaki River to evacuate on Sunday, 11 October, after a sudden flash flood swept away homes and other buildings in the country’s mountainous north-central region.
Poland detains man suspected of planning assassination of PM Tusk
Police received credible information about possible attacks against Donald Tusk and his defence minister.
Tens of thousands urge EU for climate action at Brussels demonstration
Ahead of a major UN summit, thousands of protesters marched through the streets of Brussels demanding greater action to combat climate change.
Police clear Guano beach camp in Ceuta days before royal visit
Spain's National Police have cleared Guano beach in Ceuta, where about 400 migrants were still camped, two days before the King and Queen visit the city. It was the last remaining camp; some migrants fled to the nearby hills.
Paris motor show: Macron calls for European preference against China
On Monday, the French president will open his final Paris Motor Show, pushing his "Made in Europe" agenda: tying state aid for this key industry to genuinely EU-based production.
Latest news bulletin | October 11th, 2026 – Evening
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Nepal flash floods sweep away houses, five people missing
Rescuers have been battling to rescue people affected by the flash floods in Nepal that swept 45 houses and left five people missing.
Poland stabbings driven by online glorification of violence, Tusk says
The PM was speaking after violent attacks at Polish schools this week left one dead and others injured.
Ukraine strikes Yandex data centre in third attack on Russian tech giant
It is the third time this week that Ukraine has targeted Russian tech giant Yandex, forcing the company to suspend its operations.
Russia strikes power plants in Ukraine despite 'energy ceasefire' announced by Trump
After Donald Trump's criticism blaming Volodymyr Zelenskyy for high diesel prices, suggesting Ukraine should get a new leader, US President announced Russia and Ukraine had agreed on an 'energy ceasefire', but Russia struck Ukrainian power plants hours after the announcement.
Hochvogel mountain at risk of major collapse as 400,000 cubic metres of rock threatens to break away
The Hochvogel sits on the border between Germany and the Austrian region of Tyrol. It is part of the Allgäu High Alps and stands at 2,592 metres high.
'Up to our people' to pick leader, Zelenskyy responds to Trump's pledge for new elections in Ukraine
Only Russia is responsible for the war in Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday in a TV interview, responding to criticism from US President Donald Trump, who blamed him for high diesel prices and said he should be replaced.
EU foreign ministers to establish EU mission to support and train Lebanese armed forces
EU foreign affairs chief says the mission will not replace the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), whose mandate is to expire end of December, but will help “strengthen state sovereignty and extend its authority” across Lebanese territory, writes Yossi Lempkowicz.
Pope Leo to have surgery after lump found on lung
The 71-year-old pontiff said the nodule was identified "at a very early stage".
At least 139 migrants dead after boat capsizes off Djibouti, UN says
The UN's IOM agency says tens of thousands of migrants travel from the Horn of Africa through Djibouti each year as they look to cross the Bab el-Mandeb Strait to Yemen and eventually reach the Gulf countries.
Russian army strikes Sloviansk and Kyiv as Ukrainian drones hit third Yandex data centre
Russian forces struck two apartment blocks in Sloviansk, injuring four, and hit warehouses in Kyiv. Overnight, Ukrainian drones targeted Yandex's data centre in Vladimir, causing major service outages but no casualties.
Riyadh airport strikes claimed by Yemen's Houthi day after deadliest attack in Saudi soil in ten years
Iran-backed Houthi claimed strikes on Riyadh airport terminal less than a day after a Houthi attack killed 12 people. The attack led to Riyadh’s airport shutdown and drew condemnation from the UN and EU, as the Houthis renew their threats and Washington considers its response.
Macron's popularity hits lowest level since 2017 as Bardella and Le Pen also lose ground
Some 82% of French people now disapprove of the president. Meanwhile, Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella are weakened by Mediapart's revelations about antisemitic texts attributed to the young RN leader.
Denmark tests humanoid robots in supermarkets to help to ease staff workload at night
Denmark’s Salling Group is trialling Hive Robots in stores to handle demanding restocking, freeing staff for customer service while robots work mainly at night.
Zaporizhzhia airstrikes kill 17 as Russia intensifies attacks across Ukraine
Zaporizhzhia was hit by deadly Russian airstrikes on Saturday, 10 October, killing at least 17 people, including three children, Ukrainian officials said. Rescuers searched rubble for survivors as the city faced renewed strikes on residential areas.
Pope Leo XIV to have surgery in 'coming days' to remove nodule in lung
"It was detected at a very early stage and is well localised," the pontiff said during an address in St. Peter's Square.
US police criticise Anthropic after Claude AI submits false information about an unsolved murder
The US police called the delay in detecting and reporting the incident “unacceptable”, but said there was no indication of unauthorised access to their systems or compromised data.
Man who planned to attack Poland's prime minister has been arrested, interior minister says
After Poland's police said Sunday they received information about a possible plot to attack Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, the Polish interior minister announced the man was arrested.
Czech PM Babiš's ANO faces strong challenge in first round of Senate election
“Five senators were elected in the first round, equalling the historic record set in 2024,” Eva Krumpová, first deputy chair of the Czech Statistics Office, said. Of the five candidates to win seats outright, none were from the ANO.
Latest news bulletin | October 11th, 2026 – Midday
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Five countries demand transparent investigations into alleged chemical weapons use by Sudanese army
The Sudanese army is once again facing mounting international pressure over allegations that it used chlorine-based chemical weapons in its war against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), writes Mohsin Osman. The United States, Germany, Australia, Finland and Belgium pressed Sudan
Protesters take to the streets in Portugal over rising living costs and housing prices
A post from an Instagram account appearing to be linked to the protests that had promoted the demonstrations said people had "been squeezed by rising house prices and the cost of living" for years.
Four dead as Isaias continues to push across the Southeast US, bringing strong winds and heavy rain
Isaias made landfall as a Category 2 hurricane in the city of Destin in the Florida Panhandle on Friday evening. It has since weakened into a post-tropical cyclone.
Teen revolt or revolution? The student protests threatening France's presidential race
French students' grievances include long school days, overcrowded classrooms, outdated facilities and teacher shortages. Their anger has resonated across Europe, with students in Belgium and Italy also staging protests.