Denmark to expel non-Danish citizens if jailed for at least one year for serious crimes
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen acknowledged the government was acting "unconventionally" by not waiting for court decisions in deportation cases.
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US journalist Don Lemon arrested after covering anti-ICE protest at Minnesota church
Lemon, who was fired from CNN in 2023, has said he has no affiliation to the organisation that went into the church and that he was there as a journalist chronicling protesters.
NASA delays first Artemis moonshot with astronauts due to extreme cold at launch site
The first Artemis moonshot with a crew is now targeted for no earlier than February 8, two days later than planned.
Italy leads in Azerbaijani energy imports, as SOFAZ reports strong 2025 results
SOFAZ reports strong 2025 results as Italy continues to lead European imports of Azerbaijani oil and gas, underpinned by stable production and key pipelines.
‘That ends now’: German court ruling raises pressure to fix stalled climate plans
The ruling ends a nearly two-year long legal battle and requires the German government to act.
Trump's Greenland takeover ambitions a 'wake-up call' for Europe, Dutch PM-elect says
Centrist D66 leader Rob Jetten emphasised the need for stronger European cooperation to ensure security and prosperity, rather than focusing on the United States.
How an AI-generated travel website sent tourists to a non-existent hot spring attraction
From non-existent hot springs to fabricated sacred sites, travellers using AI to plan trips have found themselves searching for nothing.
Smart, electric and autonomous: welcome onboard the ultimate ‘last-mile’ shuttle bus
It can see and understand what’s around it. Its developers claim it is a ‘game-changer’ to improve transportation in jammed city centers. Designed and manufactured in the European Union, MiCa has already self-driven in 17 countries in Europe but also in Japan, the United Arab
Race against time: How the French army prepares in the case of an air strike
Euronews followed a surprise military exercise that tested the French Air and Space Force’s ability to evacuate bases and remain combat-ready in case of an attack
Europe’s rail network renaissance continues with five new trains launching in 2026
From a revived Balkan connection to an underrated Scottish city link, here are five new train routes confirmed or planned for 2026.
Alcaraz overcomes injury to defeat Zverev in thrilling five-set Australian Open semi-final
The five-set match set the record for the longest this year and the third in Australian Open history.
Christophe Gans on 'Return To Silent Hill': ‘A big piece of Romanticism’
"My sincerity is the thing that I put on the table. But for sure, some people will be shocked by some of the choices that I have made." Euronews Culture sits down with French filmmaker Christophe Gans, who returns to the world of Silent Hill, 20 years since his first trip to
Heritage and Development are Reconciled in Malta Through Planning and Adaptive Reuse
Palazzo Santa Sofia: A New, Planning-Led Opportunity for Mdina Mdina, Malta’s ancient “Silent City”, has origins stretching back over 4,000 years. Once the island’s political and cultural heart, its narrow honey-coloured streets and grand architectural monuments showcase
Gaza's border with Egypt to open on Sunday after almost two-year closure, Israel says
Although Gaza has four other border crossings, the rest are shared with Israel and only Rafah links the territory with another country.
Five ways to feel La Gomera’s essence all year round
For travellers who crave discovery over distraction, La Gomera rewards curiosity at every turn.
Trump picks Warsh for Fed chair, testing US central bank independence
Trump has nominated former Fed governor Kevin Warsh to lead the central bank, a move that could signal a shift towards closer White House influence over monetary policy.
US student jailed for life for killing Chinese girlfriend in UK stabbing and strangling
Joshua Michals was sentenced at London's Old Bailey criminal court for stabbing and killing Zhe Wang a fellow student at Goldsmiths, University of London in March 2024.
Watch the video: European space industry - boom or bust?
Folks, let’s clear the air. When you hear "EU space industry," you think of bureaucracy, not rockets. And honestly? I can't blame you. But this week, your reporter took part in the European Space Conference to verify it. Let’s take a look.
Moving on from Holocaust remembrance an affront, Yad Vashem chair tells Euronews
In November, Yad Vashem announced that the World Holocaust Remembrance Centre had established the identites of five of the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust.
Why are Spain and Portugal growing twice as fast as the eurozone?
Iberian economies outperform peers, supported by strong domestic spending and thriving industries.
Why this overlooked Greek island is appearing on must-visit destination lists for 2026
Ios is setting itself apart from other Greek islands where tourism is straining local infrastructure and community resources.
Kazakhstan has embarked on large-scale reforms
In Strasbourg, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) adopted a written declaration entitled «Support for Kazakhstan’s Democratic Reforms and Regional Leadership». The document is high timely, given the real scale of the domestic political reforms that
To survive the new global order, international organsations must think like “middle-powers”
At Davos, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney finally said what was on everyone’s mind: the global order is dead and the dream of liberalism now rests with the middle-powers. As the US abdicates its role as a facilitator and chooses economic and ideological coercion above
Musk weighs tech mega-merger across SpaceX, Tesla and xAI, reports say
Tech circles are buzzing over talks that could combine Musk’s space, AI, and electric vehicle businesses into a trillion-dollar group ahead of a potential SpaceX listing.
First lady of film: Melania Trump's documentary premieres at Kennedy Center
From private to very public, Melania Trump's documentary about the 20 days leading up to Donald Trump's return to the White House has premiered at the Kennedy Center. It will be screened at more than 1,500 cinemas around the world ahead of its global release on Amazon Prime.
Latest news bulletin | January 30th, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this January 30th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
UN calls for 52-day pause in global wars ahead of Milan Cortina Winter Olympics
UN truce resolutions typically pass with broad majorities and received all 193 votes for the London Games in 2012. Yet signatories have repeatedly broken their own promises.
Afrobeats legend Fela Kuti to become first African to get Lifetime Achievement Award at Grammys
The award comes nearly 30 years after Fela Kuti's death, and two years after the Grammys introduced the Best African Performance category.
Liquid anxiety: Which European airports have scrapped the 100ml limit?
More and more airports have been raising the current limit to 2L, but rollout across security lanes is uneven. Here's the current picture across Europe.
Hong Kong 'firmly rejects' court ruling cancelling concession on operating Panama ports
The court’s ruling followed an audit by Panama’s comptroller, which alleged irregularities in the 25-year extension of the concession granted in 2021.
This critically endangered albatross just flew 4,800km from its home - and scientists are puzzled
Conservationists have been left baffled by the bird's odd movements, with fears that they could be triggered by environmental factors.
Major drug bust in Serbia: police confiscate 5 tonnes of marijuana in Kruševac
Serbian police seized nearly five tonnes of marijuana in a raid near Kruševac, arresting two people and uncovering weapons, suggesting a large criminal network.
No, ICE will not be responsible for security at the Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympics
On 27 January, the US's controversial ICE agency said that its investigative arm would be involved in security-related support for the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. The announcement sparked political protests, but what's the truth behind the outrage?
Kurdish-led SDF and Syrian government reach new agreement to stabilise ceasefire
Syria's new leaders, since toppling former President Bashar al-Assad in December 2024, have struggled to assert full authority over a country devastated by nearly 14 years of civil war.
Podcast: Chocolate, wine, whiskey - the ingredients of the EU-India trade deal
The deal was signed after nearly two decades of on-and-off negotiations between Brussels and New Delhi.
Man impersonating FBI agent tries to break Luigi Mangione out of jail, authorities say
Mangione is being held at the Brooklyn jail while awaiting state and federal murder trials in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Artistic turmoil: Kennedy Center official resigns two weeks after taking the job
Kevin Couch’s abrupt resignation as senior vice president of artistic programming at the Kennedy Center comes amid recent turmoil and artist cancellations, following a leadership overhaul initiated by Donald Trump.
The rise of cold climate viticulture: Unexpected destinations wine lovers need to visit
New developments in hybrid grapes and the effects of climate change have seen wine regions expanding ever further north over the past few decades.
US life expectancy hit an all-time high last year at 79 years
In comparison, life expectancy at birth in the EU is 81.7 years.
Italian opposition protests ICE role in Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics
Italian opposition stages Rome protest over confirmed ICE presence at Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics.
Migration and asylum in Europe: Migrant skills
Migration and asylum in Europe – 2025 edition, published in December, looks at topics such as migration to the EU, migration within and from the EU, population by citizenship, the skills of migrants, international protection and asylum and irregular migration. Today, we focus
Trump says 'very dangerous' for UK to deal with China as Starmer arrives in Shanghai
Downing Street said that the White House had been aware of Starmer's trip and its objectives in advance and pointed out that Trump himself is due to visit China in April.
Paralysed British student controls computer with thoughts using Elon Musk's Neuralink brain implant
Doctors say the early Neuralink results are promising, but the technology still remains experimental.
Mark Rutte should stop being an 'American agent' and unite NATO, Charles Michel says
Former European Council President Charles Michel tells Euronews that Rutte's "flattering approach" towards the US President will lead to "total failure."
76.9% of internet users protected their data in 2025
In 2025, 76.9% of EU internet users protected their data online by taking steps to manage access to their personal data, an increase of 3.7 percentage points (pp) compared with 2023 (73.2%). Majority of internet users (58.8%) chose not to allow their personal data to be used
Trump says Russia agreed to pause Kyiv strikes during extreme winter temperatures
Hundreds of residential buildings in Kyiv remain without heating as Russia repeatedly targeted Ukraine's energy infrastructure at the peak of winter.
Trump expected to nominate Kevin Warsh as Fed chair on Friday morning
Despite his former reputation as an inflation hawk, Warsh has shown support for lower rates in recent months, suggesting he is more likely to align with the president than Jerome Powell.
King Felipe and Queen Letizia attend Mass for Spain train crash victims
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia joined over 300 relatives in Huelva to mourn the 45 victims of the Adamuz train crash.
EU agricultural land price increased by 6.1% in 2024
In 2024, the average price of 1 hectare of arable land in the EU was an estimated €15,224, an increase of 6.1% compared with 2023 (€14,343). The average annual rental price of arable land and permanent grassland was an estimated €295 per hectare, an increase of 6.4% compared
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Marty Supreme' - Dream big, stress big
Timothée Chalamet's star turn as a wannabe table tennis champion serves rollicking anxiety and a dynamic deconstruction of the American Dream.