Greenland and NATO vow to boost Arctic security after Trump’s annexation threats
Trump has insisted that Greenland needs to be brought under US control, arguing that the Danish autonomous territory is crucial for national security.
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Iran summons ambassadors to demand withdrawal of support for protests as death toll climbs
In a bid to reclaim the narrative, the government called for nationwide rallies backing the Islamic republic with Ayatollah Ali Khamenei saying the turnout was a "warning" to the United States.
Case on whether Myanmar committed genocide against Rohingya opens at UN court
The Gambia filed the case at the International Court of Justice in 2019, arguing a so-called "clearance operation" by Myanmar's military in 2017 violated the 1948 Genocide Convention.
Machado seeks Pope Leo XIV's support for Venezuela's transition at Vatican meeting
The pontiff had said he was following the developments in Venezuela with "deep concern," and urged the protection of human and civil rights in the country.
Simpler rules for next EU budget could weaken spending oversight, EU Auditors warn
Many in Brussels are worried that the European Commission's "simplification" effort could weaken control over spending and endanger the proper management of public funds.
Swiss court orders three months of pretrial detention for bar manager over fatal fire
Swiss authorities have opened a criminal investigation into the owners, who are suspected of involuntary homicide, involuntary bodily harm and involuntarily causing a fire.
Alonso leaves role as Real Madrid manager
Xabi Alonso leaves his position as Real Madrid manager after less than eight months in charge as former Liverpool team-mate Alvaro Arbeloa is appointed as replacement.
UK to bring into force law to tackle Grok AI deepfakes this week
It is currently illegal to share deepfakes, but the law against creating them has not yet come into force.
London’s murder rate at record low as mayor says it disproves Trump's 'dystopian' claims
The Metropolitan Police force says the rate by population is the lowest since comparable records began in 1997, at 1.1 murders for every 100,000 people.
How new online casinos are challenging established platforms
For a new business, breaking into the online casino industry can be a difficult task. Online casinos have been around for decades, and many of them are so successful that they have a huge edge over newcomers trying to find a place in the sector. What is a new online casino to
Patriots for Europe to table a new confidence vote against von der Leyen this week
Far-right group Patriots for Europe will present a motion of no-confidence against von der Leyen's Commission, disputing the signature of the EU-Mercosur trade deal. The announcement is expected this week, but the chances of success are practically none.
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European Parliament bans Iranian diplomats to avoid 'legitimising the regime'
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola announced the decision as governments around the world condemned a deadly crackdown on protesters.
US troop deployment in Mexico 'not on the table,' President Claudia Sheinbaum tells Trump
Trump again said last week that land attacks against drug cartels would follow recent US maritime operations in the Pacific and Caribbean, without specifying where or when.
Paramount sues Warner Bros, launches proxy war to scupper Netflix deal
Paramount Skydance claims WBD’s Netflix transaction undervalues the company and says shareholders should decide, as it prepares a proxy contest and court action in Delaware.
EU-India trade deal could be agreed by February, Merz says
The German chancellor is already a strong supporter of the contentious Mercosur agreement adopted by EU countries last Friday.
Poland's former justice minister granted asylum in Hungary amid abuse of power charges
Ziobro is considered the architect of judicial reforms that sparked a standoff between Poland and the EU over rule of law concerns.
EU freezes Hungarian files ahead of key election in April, sources say
Sources at the European Commission told Euronews that key files from cash to a spying scandal probe are frozen as Brussels awaits a crucial parliamentary election in April. Brussels does not want to feed Orbán's anti-EU campaign by launching fresh procedures against Budapest.
Brussels says door open to direct talks with Putin 'at some point' but 'we're not there yet'
The European Commission's statement on Monday comes days after France's Emmanuel Macron and Italy's Giorgia Meloni backed reopening dialogue with Moscow.
Why boosting production of Venezuela's 'very dense, very sloppy' oil could harm the environment
Even a modest increase in Venezuelan oil production could carry climate consequences on the scale of entire countries, experts warn.
Watch: Moment skier and dog caught in avalanche
Professional skier Ares Masip and her dog Cim were caught in an avalanche while skiing on Pic de l’Hortell in Andorra. Masip shared the footage on Instagram, saying the incident was a shock and a reminder that “risk zero simply doesn’t exist,” despite knowing the area well.
Trump styles himself as 'Venezuela's acting president' in Truth Social post
Trump has repeatedly asserted that the United States will "run" Venezuela, despite its interim President Delcy Rodríguez insisting that no foreign power was governing her country.
Thousands attend South Korea's Sancheoneo Festival for icy trout fishing
The Sancheoneo Festival in Hwacheon, South Korea, attracts large crowds for its freezing water challenges and trout fishing. The event is a key winter attraction.
Kazakhstan reshapes its labour force to support economic growth
Kazakhstan is promoting working professions among its youth to address a shortage of blue-collar workers.
Hungary grants asylum to Polish ex-justice minister
Granting asylum to a citizen of a fellow EU member goes against the spirit of EU standards.
Gold and silver soar after US targets Federal Reserve in Powell probe
European indexes were mixed on Monday after a rally in Asia, while US futures dipped on reports of a Justice Department probe into Fed chair Jerome Powell. The news sent gold and silver to fresh records.
Everything you need to know about French far-right leader Marine Le Pen's appeals trial
As the appeal trial is set to begin on Tuesday, the president of the judicial tribunal is concerned that the United States may be influencing its outcome.
Japan: 100 worshippers endure icy waters for Shinto ritual in Tokyo
The annual Kanchu Misogi ritual saw around 100 worshippers plunge into icy water at a Tokyo shrine on Sunday.
Spain seizes 10 tonnes of cocaine in largest-ever maritime bust
The National Police intercepted a merchant ship in the Atlantic with 9,994 kilos of cocaine hidden in salt. Thirteen people have been arrested following an international operation supported by the DEA and the NCA.
Is there a ‘safer’ way to consume cannabis? Experts recommend new use limits
Researchers in the United Kingdom have proposed new limits for ‘safer’ cannabis use amid growing use and availability in the market.
Custody extended for owner of Swiss ski bar after deadly fire
Jacques Moretti is being held as a potential flight risk, Swiss media reports say.
Fact check: Why did Berlin's power outage take so long to fix?
False claims that Germany sent all of its power generators to Ukraine during the city's worst blackout since World War II are unfounded. The Cube shows you why.
UK watchdog investigates Elon Musk’s X over sexualised AI Grok images
The regulator Ofcom is investigating X under the Online Safety Act. “We have decided to open a formal investigation to establish whether X has failed to comply with its legal obligations under the Online Safety Act,” it said.
Department of Homeland Security responds to Billie Eilish calling ICE a ‘terrorist group’
The pop star is one of several musicians speaking out against ICE after an agent fatally shot a 37-year-old woman last week. Eilish shared posts condemning the organization – and now, the Department of Homeland Security has responded.
Google removes some health-related questions from its AI Overviews following accuracy concerns
An investigation by the Guardian found that Google’s AI-generated summaries gave out inaccurate health information.
Cargo vessel suspected of damaging undersea cable allowed to leave Finland
The vessel, flagged from St Vincent and the Grenadines, is believed to have dragged its anchor along the seabed for several kilometres, according to Finnish authorities.
German Chancellor Merz visits India to boost economic and defence ties
During his first official visit, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and India's PM Modi discussed trade, technology, and green development, aiming to reduce reliance on China.
Europeans’ ‘psychological bias’ to climate change risks slowing down progress, warns study
Scientists warn that our understanding and perception of climate-fuelled risks are “limited and flawed”.
Russian captain in deadly North Sea ship collision faces UK trial
Russian captain Vladimir Motin is on trial in London for manslaughter after his ship collided with a US-chartered tanker in the North Sea in March 2025, killing one crew member.
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Watch: Moment skier and dog swept along by avalanche
Footage recorded by Spanish skier Ares Masip shows the incident on Pic de l'Hortell, a mountain in Andorra.
Syria: Aleppo residents return after clashes between government and SDF
As fighting eased on Sunday, residents cautiously returned to contested neighbourhoods in the northern city of Aleppo. The area is now controlled by government forces, though unexploded ordnance continues to threaten civilian safety.
EU and China take new step to resolve row over subsidised electric vehicles
Brussels has published new guidelines that allow Chinese electric vehicle producers to submit offers for minimum prices, which could potentially replace the steep tariffs imposed to counter Beijing's subsidies.
Watch: Trump vs Greenland — what will he choose to do?
NATO is watching its largest and most important member thinking how to reshape borders by using diplomacy, economic influence or military force. What will Trump choose to do?
Culture Digest: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
A dazzling celebration of Art Deco in Paris, the return of the infected in '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple', and a new Game of Thrones spin-off. Here's what to look out for this week.
The race for Greenland: Should Europe bet its future on rare earths? Take our poll
Has Europe already fallen behind in the race for rare earths, and what price, if any, should it pay to catch up? Take our poll and share your view.
Germany pledges increased Arctic role as Trump says Greenland protected by 'two dog sleds'
Germany is increasing its Arctic commitments after the US president threatened to seize Greenland, sparking a diplomatic crisis with Europe.
Kaja Kallas to push new Iran sanctions after deadly crackdown
The measures would build on an extensive EU sanctions framework targeting Iran over human rights violations, nuclear activities, and support for Russia’s war in Ukraine.
'Be Good': Celebrities protest ICE at the Golden Globes ceremony
The protests follow last week's fatal shooting of Renee Good by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer.
Golden Globes 2026 best looks: Nearly nudes, gothic chic and sequins shine on the red carpet
Who got the look on the first major night of award season? Euronews Culture runs the rule over the best outfits on display at the 2026 Golden Globes.