'Most' of Ceuta's 2,000 unaccompanied minors will not return to Morocco, Spain says
Sira Rego, minister for Youth and Children, told 'Cadena SER' that the law protects unaccompanied foreign minors who refuse family reunion schemes.
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Russian drones slam southern Ukraine city after Kyiv's 1,000-drone weekend barrage
The war's relentless daily attacks underscore the absence of any significant progress in diplomatic efforts to stop the fighting, more than four years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of its neighbour.
US and Iran trade threats as fears of return to all-out war mount
The IRGC warned it has prepared for a "long-term war" with unused strategic weapons, while Trump told Fox News he was weighing options "if and when do I blow the entire nation up."
EU nears deal to break impasse over French request to remove Usmanov from sanctions
EU sanctions on Russia are at risk of expiring as France pushes to remove Uzbek-Russian Usmanov from the blacklist in a deal that could secure the release and pardon of two French nationals in Azerbaijan.
Another Big Tech fine: Google penalised €403m by Irish data watchdog
Ireland's privacy watchdog has finally closed the book on a six-year probe into Google's location tracking — and the tech giant is €403 million lighter for it.
Ticking clock? German far-right AfD poll winner says Merz 'twilight' has begun after state election defeats
The string of election debacles comes as Merz has struggled to push through promised economic and social welfare reforms with his coalition partners in the SPD.
A breeze of cool air - and a chance for clearer thinking in Europe
This summer Europe was hit by a record-breaking heatwave. As millions of Europeans turned to Chinese air conditioners for relief, some politicians reached for tariffs, quotas, and trade restrictions. The question is not whether Europe needs protection from Chinese products, but
Yemen's Houthis pledge not to target US ships after Trump cancels strikes
A senior Houthi official said Washington reached out after the group's advance to Bab el-Mandeb, as US media reported Trump cancelled planned strikes at the last minute after a call with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Haier showcases its "Home of Intelligent Possibilities" at IFA 2026
At IFA 2026, Haier presented its “Home of Intelligent Possibilities”, showcasing AI devices, robotics and connected services for a smarter home.
Latest news bulletin | September 21st, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 21st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
'Only high I.Q. individuals need apply': Trump resists calls to slow AI development
The US President plans for the force to be overseen by a new AI Czar to help the sector grow, amid industry calls for a slowdown.
Volkswagen exits Euro Stoxx 50 as index removal adds to pressure on troubled firm
Volkswagen has been removed from the Euro Stoxx 50, the eurozone's benchmark index of its largest listed companies, taking effect as markets opened on Monday just days after Europe's biggest carmaker warned that one-off charges would wipe out most of its profit this year.
French diesel prices top €2.40 a litre as European fuel costs hit records
As the Middle East war disrupts global oil supplies and refining costs soar, diesel prices in France have reached record levels, making them among the highest in the EU.
Born into a burning Europe: How extreme fire weather will worsen for children and how to stop it
Scientists have warned that one particular European country will be hit hard by extreme fire weather conditions if our reliance on fossil fuels doesn’t end.
Extreme heat fire risk, an exponential threat to children born today in Spain
A study by Vrije Universiteit Brussel and the University of Murcia estimates that people born in Spain in 2025 will endure 7.3 years of extreme weather favouring wildfires, 3.8 years more than those born in 1950.
AI-generated 'experts' make up large network of German political videos
Researchers identified 47 YouTube channels using artificial presenters to discuss conflicts, geopolitics and German politics, with videos recording more than 7.5 million views.
Tightrope walker crosses 400 metres between Europe’s highest slag heaps
A tightrope walker crossed a 400-metre wire between Europe's two highest slag heaps in Loos-en-Gohelle, France, watched by over 9,000 people on Sunday.
'It's been resolved': Trump's ambassador to Belgium trumpets US-Greenland deal
Donald Trump's envoy to Belgium Bill White has hailed an agreement between Washington, Nuuk and Copenhagen over Greenland's security status, seemingly ending the transatlantic row over the Danish territory.
AI 'actress' Tilly Norwood suffers embarrassing glitch during now-viral interview
The now-viral exchange saw AI-generated "actress" Tilly Norwood abruptly switching languages during an interview to promote "her" feature film debut.
'Sunbed war' in Greece leaves 82-year-old dead after beach fight
A seemingly minor dispute over a sunbed on a crowded Attica beach escalated dramatically, ending in tragedy for those involved.
Oktoberfest kicks off with beer, cheers and a traditional first tap
Oktoberfest 2026 opened in Munich, Germany, when the mayor tapped the first keg. Crowds sang and drank beer while police stepped up security checks.
Europe cannot afford to miss AI transformation, with fiscal dividend within reach, OECD chief says
AI offers a major opportunity to boost productivity, wages and living standards, but only if Europe moves quickly to support its adoption, writes OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann.
Historic monarchy movement brings hundreds together in Misrata
Hundreds of Libyans gathered in Misrata on Saturday, September 19, for a major national meeting of the constitutional monarchy movement, bringing together delegates from organizing committees across the country. Participants represented a wide range of ages, including many
Three South Korean soldiers injured in DMZ explosion, Seoul says
The Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) is a 248 km buffer zone separating North and South Korea and is one of the world’s most heavily fortified borders.
Volvo Cars names Škoda boss Klaus Zellmer as next CEO for a turnaround
Volvo Cars has appointed Klaus Zellmer, current chief executive of Volkswagen's Škoda brand, as its next president and CEO, handing him the task of completing a turnaround at a carmaker whose shares have fallen by around 40% this year.
Presley Gerber, son of supermodel Cindy Crawford, dies at 27, family spokesperson says
Gerber died at a rehab facility, according to online records of the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.
People 'lost their trust' in Merz's government, S&D MEP says
German Social Democrat MEP Sabrina Repp says the German governing coalition, which includes her party and Friedrich Merz’s CDU, is now under “lots of pressure” following the latest regional election results.
Commission publishes evaluation report on the EPPO Regulation
The Commission is publishing an evaluation report looking at the existing legal framework for the European Public Prosecutors Office (EPPO). The report comes together with an evaluation report on the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF). The EPPO and OLAF are two central actors of
Who can solve it fastest? Speed puzzlers race against the clock at World Championships
Puzzle fans from 70 countries raced to solve an unseen jigsaw at the World Championship in Valladolid, Spain. A Dutch biology student won the final.
US has deported 25,000 people to third countries under secretive deals, report shows
Since US President Donald Trump took office in January 2025, Washington has been signing deals with developing countries to take migrants who cannot legally be sent home.
Lisbon hosts Europe’s largest exhibition of models built with Lego bricks
More than 15 million pieces make up this exhibition, which is open both to the curious and to die-hard fans of the famous coloured bricks.
Can the EU protect kids from the dangers of social media?
The European Commission is set to announce new measures to protect children online. The EU Kids Act will establish a “digital majority age” of 15, regulating spaces like TikTok, Instagram, and certain video games.
54% of EU’s electricity came from renewables in Q2 2026
In the second quarter of 2026, 54.1% of the electricity generated in the EU came from renewable energy sources, a slight decrease from 54.3% in the same period of 2025. Solar was the leading source of renewable electricity in the EU (41.6% of the total renewable electricity),
‘A disaster’ – Merz’s migraine-triggering electoral defeat
Good morning. Angela Skujins on newsletter duties this week, with our attention split between Germany, the United States and Belgium this Monday morning. Let's go.
'Primetime', M83 and obsolete tech: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
Robert Pattinson takes on the role of a lifetime as fame-hungry TV host Chris Hansen; French dream pop band M83 mark their tenth anniversary, and Matthew McConaughey becomes 'Brothers' with Woody Harrelson. Here's what to look out for this week.
Venezuelan man shot and injured by ICE agent in Texas, officials say
The Mayor of Austin, Kirk Watson, has called for an independent probe involving local police, saying ICE should not investigate the incident by itself.
Singer Damon Albarn speaks out as Gorillaz kick off US tour: 'Don’t ever be neutral'
Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn's action and words come at a time when discussion continues regarding artists' ability to freely express their thoughts about Palestine. His words also resonate as the neutrality of figures like Ed Sheeran has drawn widespread condemnation.
2025 International Humanitarian Law report: The EU continues efforts to promote the respect of international humanitarian law across the globe
2025 was marked by all too many events that called into question the effective implementation of International humanitarian law (IHL). The need for humanitarian protection and assistance has never been greater. The current global challenges, with over 130 armed conflicts
How is the EU improving kids’ safety online? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed the EU KIDS ACT on 17 September. It limits children’s access to social media and makes online games, video-sharing sites, and AI chatbots minor-proof. But what does it include? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot.
Europe Today: Merz under pressure again, Ukraine's biggest strike hits Moscow
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under pressure again after his CDU party suffered a disastrous result in Sunday's German state elections, as Ukraine launched its biggest-ever drone strike on Moscow. Today on Europe Today we also cover rising Iran-US tensions and Meloni's
Demand for trade defence action, EU commitment to tackle unfair trade remain strong in 2025
Strong demand for trade defence action continued in 2025, with the European Commission again opening an above-average number of investigations, reveals a new report. The Commission initiated 32 new investigations last year – just slightly below the record high of 2024, shows
Putin's United Russia party wins record 355 parliament seats, election chief says
The election, held to elect members in all seats of the lower house State Duma, is the first since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
A tooth from the Ice Age: Mastodon fossil found in San Francisco Bay Area
A 23cm long fossilised tooth discovered in a California creek is offering scientists a glimpse into the Bay Area's prehistoric past.
Commission publishes draft list of countries authorized to import EU waste and an assessment of plastic waste exports to Türkiye
Under the Regulation, exports of plastic waste from the EU to non-OECD countries will be banned from 21 November 2026. The European Commission published a draft list of non-OECD countries today (18 Sep) that could be authorised to import non-hazardous waste from the EU after
US arrests 18 suspects in killing of Haitian president Jovenel Moïse, officials say
Moïse, 53, was gunned down on 7 July 2021 at his private residence by a hired group of about 20 military-trained Colombian mercenaries. His security detail did not intervene to protect him.
Dirty air is killing Europeans and costing trillions. These cities prove change is possible
From London's ULEZ to Sofia's clean air zone, European cities are proving that cleaner air is achievable – but there's still much work to do.
October 2026 travel guide: Where to go, what to see and the new hotels to book
Planning an autumn escape? From spooky season in Transylvania and Ireland to food festivals in San Sebastián, Oktoberfest in Munich and new hotel openings in Lisbon and London, these are the travel highlights to know about this month.
Latest news bulletin | September 21st, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 21st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Brussels to keep ban on Arctic oil and gas drilling despite Norwegian pressure
Euronews has learned that the European Commission will maintain its ban on new oil and gas drilling in the Arctic, ahead of the 20 October announcement of its revamped Northern Neighbourhood strategy.
MEPs adopt 'tough' new measures to combat narco trafficking
MEPs have adopted a “stronger, coordinated” EU response to narco-trafficking in Europe's waters. A resolution adopted on Thursday is hailed as an “urgent step towards a Europe that protects its own waters and law enforcement officers who defend them.” The resolution addresses