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Euronews Debates: unlocking Kazakhstan’s potential as a regional trade hub
At the Astana Finance Days 2026, speakers discussed how Kazakhstan can move beyond its traditional role as a transit country and become a regional hub for production, trade and investment.
Europe was the ‘most unusually hot place on the planet’ this summer. Can renewables cool us down?
“These past three months are a warning sign we cannot afford to ignore – the human and economic costs of fossil fuels are playing out in real time.”
European leaders rush to counter looming diesel price surge as Saudi pipeline attacked
A pipeline that was being used as an alternative to the besieged Strait of Hormuz has come under attack, threatening to drive worldwide fuel prices even higher.
Torrential rains flood Valencia and Catalonia, killing driver in Spain
Flooded streets, submerged cars and disrupted transport were reported across parts of Valencia and Catalonia on 17 September as torrential rain swept through eastern Spain.
AI could create a 'silicon species' that rivals humans, Microsoft chief warns
Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman criticised Anthropic’s approach to treating AI like an ethical human, warning in a personal essay that it risks creating technology that becomes impossible to control.
Day two in Dubai: The region makes its case for telling its own story
UAE Economy Minister Abdulla bin Touq Al Marri told the Euronews Forum that "resilience is the insurance of economies," while Azerbaijan's Hajiyev said his country was "winning in the peace" and Georgia's foreign minister flagged sustained disinformation campaigns.
Swedish PM Kristersson resigns after election loss
Left-wing opposition parties led by Magdalena Andersson look set to form the next government.
Russia's top-selling dog vaccine linked to spate of pet deaths across the country
State veterinary regulator confirmed batch 20 of Multican-8 contained a live Aujeszky's disease virus — typically fatal in dogs — after owners across at least 10 Russian regions reported hundreds of deaths since August.
Carney hails EU-Canada alliance but draws lines on membership and sovereignty
Canada's PM Carney welcomed the invitation to become the first "associate member" of the European Union, but emphasised that the intent is not to become a full member nor to cede sovereignty.
Fiji declares national HIV crisis as new cases spike
Fiji has declared a national HIV emergency after a surge in new cases, with the government and international agencies racing to contain a crisis driven by sexual transmission and injection drug use.
Bank of England holds rates at 3.75% in 6-3 split vote as inflation hits five-month high
The Bank of England has kept its main interest rate at 3.75%, but three of its nine policymakers voted to raise it, exposing a divided committee as the energy shock from the Iran war pushes inflation to a five-month high of 3.1%.
Aztec document goes on display in Mexico after 186 years in France
France's national library is lending the manuscript recounting the history of the Aztecs to Mexico.
Architecting hybrid defence: Why UTM and IDS should work together in Windows enterprise security
Enterprise security departments have typically been presented with one of two options: either the use of unified threat management systems (UTMs) to achieve a unified perimeter or an IDS solution that can offer greater insight into network activity. However, when considering
US–Canada trade war: Carney has outplayed Trump
On Wednesday (16 September) Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had a good day at the EU Parliament in Strasbourg. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen indicated that she would like to work with Mr Carney “on opening the door for Canada to be the first associate member of
Istanbul Airport overtakes London Heathrow as world’s most connected hub
Of the top 50 most connected airports in the world, 12 are located in Europe.
The behaviour strategy used on a cardiac-arrest patient also works on a child having a meltdown
How two fields that never talk to each other arrived at the same answer. The same protocol, two fields ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) and ATLS (Advanced Trauma Life Support) are the gold standard frameworks for managing physiological crise: systems built to keep
Gran Canaria: how an Atlantic island is emphasising its year-round appeal
Gran Canaria blends beaches, volcanic mountains, UNESCO heritage, starry skies and Michelin dining into a year-round, sustainable escape for European travellers.
'Napoli on the Road': London pizzeria crowned world’s best at global awards
Founded by chef Michele Pascarella, London's 'Napoli on the Road' took the top spot ahead of the reigning champ 'Una Pizza Napoletana'.
Revolut hack: criminals steal data of 700 European clients, demand $3m ransom
Prosecutors in Reggio Calabria have opened an inquiry into a scam against banking app Revolut, after hackers stole data via an Italian PEC and demanded a 3 million dollar ransom.
Moeve starts building Europe's largest green hydrogen project in Huelva
The first phase of the Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley will include 300 MW of electrolysis and require investment of over €1 billion. Moeve expects to create more than 8,000 jobs during its development.
Latest news bulletin | September 17th, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 17th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Gaza's bicycle couriers refuse to stop despite danger and pittance pay
Between 40 and 50 workers have died in the Israel-Hamas war at one delivery company alone, yet hundreds remain on the roads, covering routes by bicycle after fuel shortages and the destruction of 74% of Gaza's road network made motorised delivery impossible.
France picks Russian-language film 'Minotaur' as its choice for 2027 Oscar glory
A marital drama set against the war in Ukraine, produced by French companies, will compete for the best international film Oscar in March 2027. A "subtle and judicious" choice, according to film expert Jean-Philippe Domecq.
Macklemore donates $1 million to Palestinian aid: 'I invite Robert Kraft to match my donation'
The rapper, who was dropped from Ed Sheeran's US tour for saying "Free Palestine" on stage, has challenged billionaire Robert Kraft to match his donation.
US denies Palestine leader Abbas a visa to UN summit for second year running
The Palestinian Authority has condemned a US decision to deny visas to President Mahmoud Abbas and dozens of officials ahead of next week's UN General Assembly, marking the second consecutive year Washington has blocked his attendance.
Is curtailing AI an illusion for the EU, despite von der Leyen's pledge?
The European Commission president's vision of Europe shaping the AI race has drawn a mixed response from MEPs, with sceptics noting that most of the world's leading AI developers are based outside Europe.
Fact check: Will Marine Le Pen hold a Frexit referendum if she becomes president of France?
The National Rally politician was once a keen proponent of a vote for France to leave the EU, following in the UK's footsteps.
Anger over Thaçi war crimes sentence spills into protests at Kosovo EU mission
Thousands who had gathered in Prishtina expecting an acquittal dispersed in silence after the Kosovo Specialist Chambers found the former president guilty of murder, torture and illegal detention, but some clashed with riot police outside the EU mission later in the day.
A chunk of the Sun blasted off and could trigger storms on Earth
A cloud of material blasted from the Sun on Monday is due to reach Earth on Thursday, forecasters say, with a minor geomagnetic storm possible and auroras likely visible at high latitudes.
EU defence chief says a ‘painful response’ to Russian hybrid threats is needed
Senior Baltic European Commissioners tell Euronews they are supportive of Ursula von der Leyen’s bold plans to turbocharge European defence, from a "painful" anti-hybrid warfare playbook to a new political security group.
One dead after torrential rain and flash floods hit Barcelona region
Flooding has caused widespread disruption across Valencia and Catalonia in north-east Spain.
EU announces plan to restrict social media access for under-15s
Under the plans, only children over 15 would be able to set up their own social media accounts.
Real Madrid striker Kylian Mbappé breaks silence on Ceuta shirt controversy
Real Madrid's striker has for the first time explained why he, Vinícius Jr and Ibrahima Konaté partly covered up a message on a t-shirt backing Ceuta.
EBRD supports Alatau Zharyk’s grid modernization programme
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will provide a long-term loan of up to 102 billion tenge (US$224.2 million) to Alatau Zharyk Company (AZhC) to modernize its electricity distribution infrastructure and expand digitalization, writes Dana Omirgazy. The
European markets open higher after Fed hike as US dollar hits seven-week high
European stock markets opened in positive territory on Thursday morning, shrugging off Wall Street's decline after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in more than three years and signalled that further hikes are likely.
US Congress approves Russia sanctions that impact China and India
US lawmakers have approved sweeping new sanctions targeting Russia's economy and Putin's inner circle, with Trump set to sign a bill that also threatens steep tariffs on major buyers of Russian oil, including China and India.
Australia and New Zealand could follow Canada into associated EU membership, Metsola tells Euronews
Metsola tells Euronews pitch for “associate membership” with Canada will strengthen cooperation with like-minded countries and incite new ones.
ImproFish: Advancing the science behind herring fisheries in the Gulf of Bothnia
Over recent decades, herrings in the Gulf of Bothnia have grown more slowly. Several factors could be behind these changes, but a clearer understanding of the actual causes is needed. Closing this knowledge gap is the aim of ImproFish. Every year, scientists carry out research
Bringing EU and Canada closer is 'not against any third country', MEP David McAllister says
European People's Party MEP David McAllister said the European Union's relationship with Canada is "very unique". He believes European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants to take it "to the next level" after offering Ottawa a tailor-made status of "associate
Frankfurt issues malaria warning after two new cases
Since July 2026, eight people in Germany have contracted malaria, two fatally. Frankfurt now urges residents with such symptoms to consider malaria and consult a doctor.
War in Ukraine: Odesa and Sumy suffer fires and casualties in new Russian attacks
Russia struck the Ukrainian cities of Odesa and Sumy on 16 September, sparking fires and damaging homes and other buildings, according to Ukrainian emergency services and local officials.
These are the best food and drink tours to travel for in 2026, according to Tripadvisor
Topping the review-led ranking is a food walk in Reykjavik where travellers get to try everything from Icelandic hot dogs to ice cream.
Mark Carney's speech in the European Parliament as it happened
"Canada and Europe are stronger together," Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said in his address to the European Parliament.
In‑cash child benefits cut child poverty across the EU
A new study shows that in‑cash child benefits play a vital role in reducing child poverty in the EU. On average, these benefits lower the risk of poverty among children by 10.6 percentage points. The impact of in‑cash child benefits varies across EU countries. Austria sees the
Watch this: The winning timepieces you couldn't miss at this year's US Open
The US Open has become a must-see event for luxury watch fans eager to spot who's wearing what. Quaid Walker, CEO of the watch marketplace Bezel, picks out this year's standout models — from Zverev's Jacob & Co to Alcaraz's Daytona, not forgetting the Patek on Brad Pitt's wrist.
Heat and drought: Why beer at Oktoberfest could soon be in short supply
No hops, no beer: heat and drought are hitting hop fields in Austria and Germany, as well as spring barley for malt. Is a beer shortage looming? Farmers and brewers are testing irrigation and switching to winter barley.
One wallet, 27 systems: can the EU build an untraceable Digital ID?
The EU wants every citizen to have a digital identity wallet by the end of 2026. Digital rights groups warn that the safeguards aren’t ready and that a system designed to protect privacy could instead make Europeans easier to track.
EU plan to make Canada an 'associate member' draws Trump’s ire
Good morning. This is Vincenzo Genovese writing from the corridors of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, which are slowly filling up ahead of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s highly-anticipated speech at 11.30.