Iran war: 'Europe not being at the table is a failure', Charles Michel says
Former European Council President Charles Michel says the EU must have a stronger role in resolving conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
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Nobel Prize 2026 kicks off: Who will win the medicine award?
The 2026 Nobel Prize season begins with the physiology or medicine award, announced at Stockholm's Karolinska Institute.
All-inclusive to adventure: The top experiences that will shape ultra-luxury travel in 2027
Planning next year’s ultra-luxury escape? All-inclusives, celebrations and privacy are among the experiences driving high-end traveller habits.
What’s next for EU migration policy? Take our poll
EU ministers are moving to tighten migration policy, with new return rules, stronger Frontex powers, expanded border surveillance and deeper cooperation with countries of origin and transit. Is the EU handling migration effectively?
EU Covenant of Mayors Strategic Review 2026
Welcome to the EU Covenant of Mayors Strategic Review Survey. Ipsos and its partners VITO and Ricardo have been commissioned by the European Commission to conduct an independent strategic review of the EU Covenant of Mayors. The Covenant of Mayors has been Europe's largest
Dogs, turtle and snail receive blessings in churches
Pets from dogs to turtles received holy water blessings in Manila and Santiago as Catholics marked Saint Francis of Assisi, patron saint of animals.
Spain's Sánchez calls snap election for 29 November after housing defeat
Sánchez spent the weekend in consultations, seeking to capitalise politically on Spain's growing housing crisis, while a migration crisis in Ceuta and corruption cases involving figures close to his Socialist Party piled pressure on his government.
Glastonbury 2027 tickets sell out in 42 minutes – with line-up still unannounced
Organisers announced last month that general admission tickets would cost £408 each, including a £5 booking fee – taking the price above £400 for the first time.
Floods leave streets and roads submerged across Catalonia
Two people have died and another is missing after heavy rain caused flooding across Catalonia, with firefighters responding to more than 1,500 calls.
How is Europe tightening borders and speeding up returns? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot
The EU is toughening its migration policy, just months after rolling out the Migration and Asylum Pact. But where does it want to invest, and what tools does it plan to use? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot.
Horizon Europe launches a new research and innovation call on nature
The Directorate-General of Research and Innovation, DG RTD, is publishing today a new EUR 230 million call on nature under Horizon Europe. The call supports the EU Commission priorities ‘Sustaining our quality of life: food security, water and nature’ and ‘A new plan for
Spanish police remove over 3,000 migrants from Ceuta beach camp
Police dismantle a migrant camp on Ceuta’s Trampolín Beach, moving over 3,000 people from tents to a temporary reception centre for processing.
Merz and Mathernová send a message to Moscow from Kyiv
Good morning, Brussels. It’s Monday, and I am Angela Skujins. On today’s agenda: Friedrich Merz in Kyiv, Charles Michel on "our commo future", and the Brazilian ballot. Let’s dive in.
Record number of proposals submitted under the European Defence Fund 2026 calls: 612 project proposals apply for the €1 billion envelope
The European Defence Fund (EDF) has reached a new milestone, attracting a record 612 project proposals under its 2026 calls for collaborative defence research and development actions. This marks an unprecedented level of interest from European defence players since the launch
Five days of intense rainfall leave trail of destruction across Crete
An 80-year-old farmer has been found dead and eight national park workers are stranded in the Samaria Gorge, as ministers head to the island and EU satellites map the affected areas.
Why ordinary investors struggle to buy into the robotics boom
Most of the companies building the robots of the future are still private, leaving ordinary investors with limited options such as Tesla, diversified industrial groups or new vehicles like RoboStrategy, a Nasdaq-listed fund whose shares trade at more than twice the value of its
Social reckonings and 90s nostalgia: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
Jeremy Strong plays Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in 'The Social Reckoning', Stephen King's 'Carrie' is adapted for the small screen, and Tate Britain revives the rebellious creativity of the 90s. Here's what to look out for this week.
Europe Today: Russia hits Kyiv as Merz visits; Bolsonaro wins Brazil's first round election
German Chancellor Friedriz Merz's visit to Ukraine was met with Russian missiles as he pledged €1.3 billion to Kyiv. In Iran, the country's deputy foreign minister says Washington is reviewing Tehran’s proposal to end the war. And in Brazil, Bolsonaro wins Brazil's first round
G7 Leaders' Statement on global energy security and market stability
Today (2 October), we, the Leaders of the G7, convened a virtual meeting to address the deepening challenges to our energy security. Facing unprecedented volatility in oil markets - with surging prices threatening economic stability and the well-being of our citizens - we have
US pulls all B-1 bombers from UK airbase at centre of terror probe
Donald Trump has criticised the UK authorities decision to release six men on bail after they were arrested following an incident near airbase RAF Fairford.
Serb separatist politician Milorad Dodik thanks Trump, Putin as he declares victory in contested Bosnia vote
Pro-Russia Serb nationalist politician Milorad Dodik – who is serving a six-year ban from holding public office for defying rulings of Bosnia’s international envoy and Constitutional Court, claimed victory on Sunday, saying his party would hold a “vast majority”.
Greens welcome 'new momentum' for UK re-joining the EU
The European Greens has welcomed what they call the “new momentum” for Britain to rejoin the EU. This comes amid media reports that UK PM Andy Burnham has said it is "possible" a future Labour election manifesto could promise a new in-out referendum on the European Union. The
Tooth with jade inlay reveals ancient Maya skill as dentists
A study of a pre-Hispanic molar with a jadeite inlay concludes it was treated while its owner was still alive. The find is the first documented case of such an inlay in a Mayan back molar.
Coral reefs are bleaching in extreme heat. Could underwater umbrellas save them?
Underwater shades could help corals survive extreme heat, but researchers stress that they’re not a catch-all solution.
The best road trips to spot Europe’s most impressive wildlife
Planning a wildlife escape? These European road trips combine spectacular scenery with some of the continent’s best opportunities for spotting animals in the wild.
Intelligence Everywhere: Inside Europe’s Next Technology Era
AI is moving beyond the screen. Featuring Qualcomm engineers and leaders, this documentary explores how hybrid AI, edge computing, open innovation and 6G could transform smartphones, smart glasses, cars and robots, and what role Europe will play in the next era of AI.
Latest news bulletin | October 5th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 5th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
New Belgian air route aims to help raise awareness of former Soviet state
New direct flights from Brussels to Azerbaijan will help “turbo boost” awareness of the former Soviet republic. That is the hope of tourism bosses who have announced the new Belgium-Azerbaijan route. The four-per-week flights from Zaventem to Baku, the Azerbaijan capital, will
This industry adds €65 billion to the European economy, but is its bad reputation fair?
The cruise industry is attracting younger travellers, but how is it addressing concerns over emissions and overtourism?
Brazil heads to a runoff presidential vote after Bolsonaro and Lula fail to acquire outright majority needed
Flávio Bolsonaro, Brazilian senator, presidential hopeful and son to embattled former leader Jair, says he is “very happy” to have led in the first round and heading into the runoff, with incumbent Lula expressing disappointment over “unexpected” results.
Judo 2026 World Championships: Koga and Yusifov Strike Gold on Opening Day in Baku
Wakana Koga claimed her first world title at -48kg, defeating Assunta Scutto in the final. At -60kg, home favourite Ahmad Yusifov came from behind to beat Sherzod Davlatov, sending the Baku crowd into celebration on an unforgettable opening day.
Sánchez in talks with coalition partners on reflection day: will he call elections in Spain?
The Spanish prime minister is weighing an early election after parliament rejected his housing plans, amid protests over the weekend. 29 November is the earliest possible date.
Latest news bulletin | October 4th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 4th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
“We don't feel a sense of worry” in Europe, says the head of the Muslim World League
While in Brussels to meet with political and religious leaders, Sheikh Dr Mohammad bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa stressed the need to deepen dialogue in order to confront the turmoil facing the world and that Europe's "civilised constitutions" will prevent political excesses.
Student protests in France: 400–500 schools fully or partially closed Monday
Another day of mobilisation is planned for Tuesday. By then, 400 to 500 secondary schools are expected to remain fully or partially closed, including 24 that have been “burned or vandalised”. The ministry also reports that 78 education staff have been injured since the movement
Has plague returned to Siberia? Panic in Russia after death of lab worker
A female staff member at an anti-plague institute in the Irkutsk region who died amid rumours of a "black death" outbreak was diagnosed with "pneumonia of unknown origin". Rospotrebnadzor insists that the situation in the region is "stable".
Brazilians vote in first round of presidential election
Nearly 160 million Brazilians were eligible to vote in Sunday's presidential election. Polls close at 17:00 Brasília time. With voting conducted digitally, the first results are expected about three hours later, overnight in Europe
Two people have died in Catalonia as the region is hit by torrential rain and flooding
On Sunday, Spanish Civil Protection sent a new Es-Alert to five Catalan counties reminding residents of travel restrictions, after Barcelona saw its wettest day in at least 20 years and the Besòs river passed the danger threshold.
'I have complete confidence in Jordan': Le Pen backs Bardella after three days of silence
After three days of silence, the National Rally's French presidential candidate has responded to Mediapart's release of new alleged evidence of antisemitic remarks by the party leader.
Peace through strength: President Aliyev's speech and Azerbaijan's security priorities
President Ilham Aliyev's (pictured) address to the Congress of the New Azerbaijan Party (YAP) was more than a party speech. It set out, in programmatic form, how Azerbaijan intends to protect its territorial integrity and sovereignty, that it won on the battlefield in
Merz makes surprise visit to Kyiv: Germany pledges further aid to Ukraine
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz made a surprise visit to Kyiv on Sunday. Accompanied by Economy Minister Katherina Reiche and representatives of German defence and energy companies, he aims to pledge further military and financial support for Ukraine.
Latvia's pro-European ruling party wins election as populists gain ground
With more than 99.9 per cent of votes counted, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs' United List party was in the lead with 35.4 percent, according to state TV.
Off the Record: Teflon Rutte is on a mission to keep NATO together
Every week, Euronews' Chief Europe Editor Maria Tadeo breaks down the stories that made the week in Brussels and beyond. This week: her exclusive interview with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte — a man with Teflon skin.
Latest news bulletin | October 4th, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 4th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Spanish police clear Ceuta's largest migrant camp ahead of King and Queen's visit
Police undertook Operation Trampolín on Sunday to clear a makeshift settlement on Ceuta's Trampolín beach, home to about 3,000 people living in poor conditions for more than two months.
FlyDubai captain said “I had one more fight left in me” and opened cockpit door
FlyDubai hero captain Smit Machchhar described to Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu how the attack started and how he managed to finally open the cockpit door after nearly losing his vision under the co-pilot’s repeated blows. “I knew I couldn't let the passengers die,”
'I want to spark new ideas': Architect Ma Yansong on designing the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
Last month, film producer George Lucas opened his long-awaited Museum of Narrative Art for many legions of fans of Star Wars memorabilia and visual storytelling. Ma Yansong, the Chinese architect who designed the futuristic looking building, says he hopes it "sparks curiosity