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Flying through Munich this winter? The airport’s Christmas market is worth the stopover
The Christmas and Winter Market brings food, drinks and festivities to the Munich Airport, starting this week.
US government shutdown ends after 43 days as Trump signs funding bill
Trump signs a funding bill that ends the record 43-day government shutdown after weeks of political deadlock.
Poland, Hungary among those ready to challenge EU over 'unacceptable' migration rules
Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic will challenge EU over migration quotas. Hardliners say they will not take in more migrants nor pay compensation for refusal. A compromise is out of reach at this stage.
Latest news bulletin | November 13th, 2025 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 13th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Electricity and gas prices across Europe: Which countries are the most expensive?
Electricity and natural gas prices for households have diverged sharply across Europe in 2025, with some countries facing bills several times higher than others, according to new Eurostat data.
New malaria treatment could fight growing threat of drug resistance
Drugmaker Novartis said it will move quickly to ask regulators to approve the new medicine.
Russia’s attacks have ramped up - Ukraine is fighting to hold on through another winter
Years of conflict have taken their toll and the war of attrition is continuing on the homefront - but many Ukrainians are fighting to keep morale high
Europe's private drone industry sees opportunity as NATO strengthens defence
Europe is on high alert after drone flyovers into NATO airspace reached an unprecedented scale in September, prompting European leaders to agree to develop a "drone wall".
Culture is one of the ‘most effective’ shields against extremism, says EU Commissioner Micallef
The EU’s first-ever strategic framework on culture is one step closer to realisation. European Commissioner Glenn Micallef told Euronews it will be a key tool to safeguard EU culture’s role in combating division, and to tackle challenges concerning AI and artistic freedom.
Astronomers spot first giant star eruption beyond the Solar System
A nearby star has just been caught throwing a tantrum – and it could rewrite what we know about the potential for life in the universe.
G7 foreign ministers show support for Ukraine after talks in Canada, but avoid issues like trade
The G7 ministers said in a joint statement at the conclusion of the two-day gathering that they are increasing the economic costs to Russia and exploring measures against those who finance Russia’s war efforts.
Trump signs government funding bill after House votes to end longest shutdown in US history
The signing ceremony came just hours after the House passed the measure on a mostly party-line vote of 222-209. The Senate had already passed the measure Monday.
France wary of enemy that never went away, 10 years after Bataclan attacks
As France marks 10 years since the Paris attacks, an ex-girlfriend of a jihadist survivor is arrested for an alleged plot of her own.
Order of the Hyphen: Former Prince Andrew's new name settled by Buckingham Palace
The new moniker combines the royal family's name, Windsor, chosen by King George V in 1917, with Mountbatten, the surname of Andrew's late father, Prince Philip.
French relief as Algeria frees jailed novelist at centre of diplomatic crisis
Almost a year to the day after Boualem Sansal was arrested, the Algerian president grants him a pardon.
France's National Assembly overwhelmingly votes to suspend controversial pension reform
Some of France's European partners have been watching the political turmoil closely as the country struggles to rein in a budget deficit which has become the largest in the euro zone.
Energy fuels geopolitical tensions, but leaders lack the resolve to tackle challenges
The IEA warns of fragile grids, chokepoint minerals and a nuclear revival — while political will is the scarcest fuel.
Ukraine's FM Andriy Sybiha presses G7 for support as Russia targets energy grid
Canada announced more sanctions against Russia on Wednesday and a day earlier, the United Kingdom pledged €14 million in funding for Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
Who will pay to rearm Europe? MEPs Schirdewan and Terras face off in The Ring
In our second episode of "The Ring", we debate the highly political topic of Rearming Europe that has become a geopolitical goal of the European Commission
EU and Indian navies take over ship used by Somali pirates to seize Malta-flagged tanker
Somali piracy in the region cost the world’s economy €6 billion in 2011, with €138 million paid out in ransoms, according to the Oceans Beyond Piracy monitoring group.
White House slams emails suggesting Trump knew about Epstein's conduct as 'fake narrative'
The White House criticised the email release as an attempt by Democrats to push a "fake narrative" to distract from Trump's achievements as president.
Thousands march through Bucharest in protest against austerity measures
The rally was organised by the National Trade Union Bloc, made up of dozens of professional federations and comes as Romania’s government pursues measures to reduce the budget deficit.
Fung-wong: Tropical storm brings heavy rains and floods to Taiwan, thousands evacuated
Taiwan evacuated over 8,300 residents and closed schools as Tropical Storm Fung-wong brought heavy rain and flooding, injuring 51 people in Hualien County.
Latest news bulletin | November 12th, 2025 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 12th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Anthropic to invest $50 billion in new US data centres, working with UK’s Fluidstack amid AI push
Anthropic said the investment is needed to meet growing demand for its AI chatbot Claude.
Grand Voyager | Exploring Valencia
From its historic streets to its beautiful surroundings, Valencia is full of life and flavour. But what is it about this city that makes it such a special place for food lovers?
Major corruption scandal engulfs top Zelensky allies
The Ukrainian president has called for the justice and energy ministers to be removed from their posts.
France puts former Congolese rebel leader on trial over alleged wartime atrocities
The landmark trial is only possible because of a French law which allows its courts to try suspected crimes against humanity that took place overseas.
Ukrainian forces withdrew from several villages in southeastern Zaporizhzhia region
Ukrainian units have withdrawn from a few villages in the key southeastern region of Zaporizhzhia, where Russian troops continue their assault. However, Kyiv has said their advance has been halted.
European Commission unveils its big plan to save democracy
Fighting for democracy is the 27-member bloc's foremost enshrined value, but NGOs and MEPs argue that the new Democracy Shield falls short on concrete measures and funding.
How do environmental factors contribute to cardiovascular disease in Europe?
In the EU, factors such as air pollution, extreme temperatures, and chemicals are estimated to cause at least 18% of all cardiovascular disease deaths, with Poland among the most affected.
Russian drone strikes hit Kharkiv, damaging homes and injuring two people
Kharkiv's Kholodnohirskyi district was hit by drones, injuring two and damaging homes.
Danish man given suspended sentence for sharing nude film scenes on Reddit
Police said the man shared 347 clips of naked actors on the social media site, which were viewed 4.2 million times.
Dancing robots take centre stage at Lisbon’s Web Summit
Dancing robots, smart safety devices, and a teenage AI prodigy are highlights at the Web Summit in Lisbon, drawing 70,000 participants and nearly 3,000 startups.
Citigroup cleared to exit Russia as Kremlin keeps tight grip on company departures
A presidential order allowing Citigroup to sell its Russian unit to Renaissance Capital underscores Moscow’s control over foreign asset sales as Western lenders continue their slow retreat.
Aurora Borealis: Rare red and pink lights seen across Europe from Ireland to Austria
Skywatchers in Europe witnessed the Aurora Borealis due to a G4 geomagnetic storm, with rare sightings in Austria. The spectacle may continue in the coming nights.
Italy investigates claims of tourists paying to shoot civilians in Bosnia in 1990s
Italians and others are alleged to have paid large sums to fire at Bosnians risking their lives in besieged Sarajevo.
Healing, culture and coastlines: Why Thailand is the ultimate travel reset
From soothing massages to street-side Muay Thai gyms, Thailand is redefining wellness - proving that “Healing is the New Luxury".
EU Civil Protection Mechanism: MEPs press commissioner
MEPs urge stronger coordination and welcome the additional funding for crisis preparedness. MEPs from the Environment (ENVI) and Public Health (SANT) Committees raised concerns about the functioning of the future Union Civil Protection Mechanism (UCPM) during an exchange of
AI-powered robots are ‘unsafe’ for personal use, scientists warn
The AI models were prone to safety failures and discrimination, a new study found.
Rising electricity demand drives urgent need for diverse, resilient energy, IEA says
Renewable energy, led by solar power, will grow faster than any other major source in the next few years, the annual outlooks says.
Danes aim to resolve outstanding issues at ‘jumbo’ trilogue in December
The Pharma Package proposed in 2023 may finally be reaching its conclusion. The regulation and directive comprise at least 400 articles and cover a wide range of issues; nevertheless, the Danes seem confident that they are on the brink of agreement, after what has felt like two
UN COP30 climate report says sustainable cooling essential to cut emissions and save lives
Emissions from cooling are set to double by 2050 without the introduction of more sustainable practices, according to the report.
Italy's Fico under fire for mooring his boat at a military facility near Naples
The former Italian Chamber speaker is under scrutiny for mooring his motor yacht at an air force academy club usually off-limits to civilians, a controversy which could dent his chances in the upcoming regional elections.
Bagpipers in Melbourne set world record with AC/DC performance
Hundreds of bagpipers set a new world record in Melbourne, Australia, by performing AC/DC’s "It’s a Long Way to the Top", ahead of the band’s first show in ten years.
No timeline on when US flights will return to normal after government shutdown nears end
An estimated 5.2 million passengers have been affected by staffing-related delays or cancellations since the government shutdown began on 1 October.
UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting denies plotting to oust embattled PM Keir Starmer
Since taking office, Starmer has struggled to deliver his flagship promise of economic growth, with figures released on Tuesday showing that unemployment had risen from 4.8% to 5%.
Italian government faces a high-stakes bank merger clash with Brussels
On Wednesday, Italy will face tough questions from the Eurogroup on its decision to block UniCredit's acquisition of Banco BPM in an attempt to stop infringement procedures.
European shares hit record highs on US shutdown progress
European stocks rallied to new record highs as optimism grew over a US government shutdown resolution and strong corporate earnings. Gains were led by healthcare and luxury sectors, while UK bond yields rose amid political uncertainties. Currency and commodity markets showed