Three killed in Tenerife tidal surge sweeping tourists into the ocean
Several people fell in the water after being “surprised by a wave” in a natural pool at the Los Gigantes cliffs, authorities said.
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Radiation shield protecting Chernobyl nuclear power plant no longer blocks radiation, IAEA says
The Europe-built multilayered confinement building completed in 2019 was designed to contain the radiation coming from the melted-down nuclear fuel.
Seven EU countries pressure European Commission to rethink 2035 diesel and petrol car ban
Pressure from EU countries, lawmakers and the automotive industry is likely pushing the European Commission to delay the revision of the bloc's ban on diesel and petrol cars by 2035.
Croatians turn to cold plunges to boost health. Are near-freezing swims good for you?
Local swimming group, Opatija Kukali, has been organising winter swims for 22 years.
Amazing architecture: Frank Gehry's most provocative designs
Frank Gehry's buildings are routinely described as organic, spellbinding and striking. His architecture was unconventional, challenging traditional forms and therefore divisive, but few, if any, could claim indifference . Here's Euronews Culture's look at some of his most
Thousands march in Brazil to raise attention to femicides
Tens of thousands of women in cities across Brazil rallied against gender-based violence on Sunday amid a series of recent high-profile cases that have shocked the country and sparked fury.
Liberal Ciprian Ciucu defeats hard-right candidate to become mayor of Bucharest
Ciprian Ciucu, a close ally of Romanian Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, won the mayoral election in Bucharest with around 36% of the votes, defeating hard-right contender Anca Alexandrescu, who polled at 22%.
Global brands fight legality of Trump’s 'Liberation Day' tariffs
Major multinationals are turning to the US Court of International Trade to claw back duties paid under Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs.
Getting enough sleep may be the key to staying healthy, new research finds
Around 1 in eight people in the global study got enough sleep and exercise.
Norway police say suspect detained in shopping centre shooting, no injuries reported
In a statement, police determined that the Storo Storsenter centre was now safe after the perpetrator, who appeared to have acted alone, fired at least one shot inside.
Lisbon airport queues spark security warnings as police unions cite pressure to speed up checks
Portuguese police unions have warned that government pressure to reduce airport queues is forcing the use of simplified border checks that bypass security databases.
Shell-funded school materials accused of downplaying fossil fuels’ climate impact
School materials emblazoned with the Shell logo are shaping how children as young as 10 learn about climate change.
Football vs soccer: Does Trump want to rename sport before World Cup?
For Americans, the word “football” refers to American football, a sport primarily played with hands. Donald Trump has suggested a new name for the NFL, because “soccer” deserves the name “football”... And even some of his critics are saying he's got a point.
Latest news bulletin | December 8th, 2025 – Midday
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European Commission to unveil €1.2 trillion plan to upgrade the EU's electric grids, leak shows
The European Commission has identified eight key energy projects under the "Grids Package" to be announced this week, Euronews has learned. The plan aims to increase electricity transmission across the EU27. The EU executive will also endorse storage and hydrogen projects.
Council President António Costa says Europe will not accept political interference in US rebuff
The Council president said the EU will not tolerate political interference in response to a controversial US government document warning of "civilisational erasure" as a result of the bloc's domestic policies, while stating Washington remains an ally and partner.
L’Oréal shares dip as it bets on Galderma and science-based skincare
The firm’s investment in Galderma signals a pivot towards injectables and more cutting-edge beauty technology.
One year after Syria ouster, al-Assad lives under strict Russian supervision in Moscow exile
Former Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad lives in Moscow under strict Russian supervision with banned public appearances, limited movements and no political activity since fleeing Damascus in December 2024.
Inside Doha’s new M.F Husain museum: a visionary artist's sketch comes to life
Doha has opened the M.F. Husain Museum, a vibrant new space based on a sketch the Indian modernist artist created in 2008. Designed by architect Martand Khosla, the museum displays six decades of Husain’s work, from early pieces to his later creations inspired by Arab
Migrant boy killed by boat propeller in Greece hours after Crete shipwreck
The body of a 12-year-old boy was found ashore near the Greek island of Samos right after a deadly shipwreck left at least 18 people dead south of Crete.
Elon Musk's war against the EU — should it really be 'dismantled'?
The European Union has become the new favorite enemy of X's owner. Is it just about business? Or is it more about actual political interference?
Italy swimmer Damiano Lestingi proposes during Olympic Flame event
Italy’s Damiano Lestingi proposed during the Olympic Flame event in Civitavecchia, turning his Milano Cortina 2026 duties into a personal milestone.
Thailand ends its afternoon alcohol ban: Here’s what travellers need to know
The afternoon alcohol sales ban dated to 1972, when it was passed to prevent civil servants from drinking during the workday.
New Russian drone strikes hit Ukraine's Sumy region, residents evacuated amid fires
Ukraine reports new Russian drone strikes in Sumy region as firefighters tackle fires and rescuers evacuate residents from a damaged building in Okhtyrka.
Dictators 'testing the borders of Europe', Belarus opposition leader tells Euronews
The exiled Belarussian opposition leader says a "quick, bad deal for Ukraine' would endanger the entire security architecture of Europe beyond Kyiv's borders in an interview with Euronews' morning show Europe Today.
Heading towards net-zero: Azerbaijani railway operator on the way to green transformation
Baku has set an ambitious national target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 35% by 2030 and 40% by 2050.
People in the Nordics know how to beat the winter blues. Here’s how
Experts share tips on how to find light in the darkest months of the year, Nordic-style.
First EU law on soil set to enter into force
Soil degradation is an issue in every EU country, with 60-70% of soils in an unhealthy state. The EU's first law on soil monitoring and resilience enters into force on 16 December, a huge milestone that will help restore soil health. Healthy soils are essential for
White House manipulate SNL clip of Sabrina Carpenter for new ICE deportation video
The pop star criticized the White House last week for their use of her song in an ICE video, describing it as "evil and disgusting". The Trump administration have now doubled down with a manipulated clip of the singer - once again used to promote ICE.
Commission hosts first Water Resilience Forum to drive action on Europe’s growing water challenges
The European Commission will convene the first Water Resilience Forum today (8 December), a high-level gathering of policymakers, scientists, industry leaders, and civil society representatives dedicated to accelerating solutions for Europe’s growing water challenges. The event
Culture Digest: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
Daniel Craig is back as Benoit Blanc in 'Wake Up Dead Man', ghoulish art haunts Switzerland's Kunstmuseum Basel, and Irish singer-songwriter Dove Ellis releases their mesmerising debut album.
Civilians evacuate amid renewed Thailand-Cambodia border conflict
Civilians evacuate as Thailand and Cambodia clash again at the border. The renewed fighting follows a fragile truce mediated by US President Donald Trump.
Europe’s fire season is expanding, new JRC report shows
While 2024 was a more moderate wildfire year for the EU, it was still above the 17-year average. New data, included in the JRC report on Forest Fires in Europe, Middle East and North Africa, confirms an upward trend. The 2024 report on Forest Fires in Europe, Middle East and
China's exports grow 5.9% in November, while US shipments drop 29%
While exports from China to the US have fallen for most of the year, shipments have surged to other destinations, including Southeast Asia, Latin America, Africa, and the European Union.
PCI Energy Days 2025: Two days of meaningful discussions to shape Europe’s energy future
Last week, the European energy infrastructure sector has lived an important moment. Following the adoption of the 2nd list of Projects of Common and Mutual Interest (PCIs/PMIs) on 1 December, more than 700 stakeholders gathered in Brussels on 2 and 3 December to celebrate the
Europe Today: Elon Musk calls for the EU to be abolished
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme, Europe Today, at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
Commission fines X €120 million under the Digital Services Act
The Commission has issued a fine of €120 million to X for breaching its transparency obligations under the Digital Services Act (DSA). The breaches include the deceptive design of its ‘blue checkmark', the lack of transparency of its advertising repository, and the failure to
Europeans are burned out. What would it take to boost mental health at work?
Companies are investing more than ever in well-being – but the mental health of employees only seems to be getting worse.
Cyberbullying among children rises in all European countries: Which are suffering the most?
Euronews Next takes a close look at rising cyberbullying among adolescents across Europe. Experts explain why rates differ between countries, why cases increased during the pandemic, and how family structure plays a role.
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Alcohol prices in Europe: Which countries are the most expensive?
Alcohol prices differ widely across Europe, often because of taxes used to reduce alcohol-related harm.
Cheers: Audrey's wine labels go down a treat
The art of wine labelling is often overlooked in the desire to find that perfect bottle, one that matches quality with affordability. But one former Bruxellois can lay claim to perfecting the art of really eye-catching labels on bottles of wine. Audrey Bakx helps run a
Trump says Zelenskyy 'isn't ready' to sign US-backed peace deal
The US president's comments come after US and Ukrainian negotiators completed three days of talks on Saturday.
Thailand launches fresh strikes along border with Cambodia
After fighting between the two countries over a border dispute broke out in July, both sides have accused each other of breaking the US-backed ceasefire.
Zelensky due at Downing Street for high-level Ukraine talks
Sir Keir Starmer will also welcome the leaders of France and Germany as Europe looks to respond to a US-led push for a peace deal.
Water leak in Louvre damages hundreds of books
The leak in the Egyptian department comes just weeks after a jewellery heist that put the museum's security infrastructure under scrutiny.
Ukraine agreement would be 'only the beginning of the next stage', Schinas tells Euronews in Doha
Euronews sat with former VP of the European Commission Margaritis Schinas and the EU's Envoy for the Gulf Luigi Di Maio in the Qatari capital to discuss the war in Ukraine, EU competitiveness and cultivating new ties in the Gulf. The two were attending the Doha Forum.
Hundreds of Santas run through Michendorf, Germany in annual Christmas race
Around 1,000 participants dressed as St Nicholas turned Michendorf into a sea of red for the 17th annual run, marking the start of the holiday season.
Latest news bulletin | December 7th, 2025 – Evening
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Budapest's streets fill with runners for Santa Run
Thousands of runners in red and white filled Budapest's streets for the 10th Santa Run, with 4,500 participants across three distances along the Danube.