Trump says 'framework of a future deal' discussed on Greenland as he backs off tariffs threat
At Davos, the US president said he would not use force to take the island and later floated a possible "forever" deal.
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Ex-intelligence officer in Austria's biggest spy trial for years
Egisto Ott, 63, denies charges of handing over information to Russian agents.
Barry Cowen MEP welcomes European Parliament vote to refer Mercosur deal to EU Court
Fianna Fáil MEP for the Midlands–North-West, Barry Cowen, has welcomed today’s (21 January) vote in the European Parliament to refer the EU–Mercosur trade agreement to the European Court of Justice for legal scrutiny. In a closely contested ballot, MEPs voted in favour of
How tiny Slovakia became a car making heavyweight
The European country is the biggest autos manufacturer relative to the size of its population.
Has Trump really 'defeated' US inflation, as he claimed in Davos?
Despite the US president’s optimism, the country’s inflation rate remains above the Federal Reserve’s preferred 2% target.
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen walks fine line in appeal trial
Back on the stand after a first day of hearings on Tuesday, Marine Le Pen continues to deny having run a coordinated scheme to misuse European Parliament funds.
Tokayev’s 'Kurultai state': Why Kazakhstan’s new political architecture matters for Europe
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has used the 5th session of Kazakhstan’s National Kurultai in Kyzylorda to sketch what amounts to a redesigned political system: a shift toward a unicameral parliament, a proposal to rename the future legislature “Kurultai,” a new consultative
Russian cosmonaut films Northern Lights above Earth
A Russian cosmonaut filmed the aurora borealis displaying intense green and red hues at high altitudes above Earth on Monday.
All eyes on Trump in Davos - Everything that happened on day two
Our correspondents on the ground bring you all the highlights of the second day of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Trump's jibes are wearing thin for many of Europe's leaders
The ball is in the court of European leaders ahead of Thursday's emergency EU meeting in Brussels, writes Nick Beake.
Trump suspends European tariffs after 'framework' Greenland deal agreed
The announcement came hours after Trump's Davos speech, where repeated the US needed Greenland for national and global security, and said NATO members they could agree to US control and "we'll be very appreciative."
Peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan is 'changing Eurasia', regional leaders say
The Armenian and Azerbaijani presidents came together for the first time since signing a historic peace deal. Regional stakeholders celebrated how peace will shape the future for the whole region.
Does the passing of Valentino mark the end of an era for Italian fashion design?
Valentino Garavani - both as designer and as businessman - was one of the few remaining figures who paved the way for Italy’s fashion golden era which defined global luxury. His death raises the question of whether the "Made in Italy" fashion model can thrive in a changing
Greenland, NATO and war: Fact-checking Trump’s Davos speech
Addressing the World Economic Forum, US President Donald Trump attacked Europe’s energy policies and alleged the US “returned” Greenland to Denmark following World War Two. The Cube looks at where facts back his claims.
Latest news bulletin | January 21st, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this January 21st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Trump mocks Macron's aviators in Davos address amid growing war of words
During his own address on Tuesday, Macron delivered a potent rebuke of Trump's Greenland campaign, declaring Europe would resist "bullies" and reject "the law of the strongest" without naming the US president directly.
Norway will not participate in Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace,' PM's office says
Trump's Board of Peace was originally conceived to oversee the rebuilding of Gaza, but according to its charter the scope does not appear to limit its role to the Palestinian territory.
Religious practice is declining in Europe, Pew Research Centre data shows
Between 2010 and 2020, atheists represented the fastest-growing population group on the continent, according to new data.
Fact check: What is Trump's 'Board of Peace' and would it have real power?
A leaked charter suggests Trump's "Board of Peace" aims to have a worldwide mandate. International law experts say its power would be limited.
French journalist detained at pro-Kurdish rally in Istanbul released, lawyer says
Raphael Boukandoura, who works for French publications including Liberation and Courrier International, was detained on Monday at a protest against a military operation targeting Kurdish fighters in northern Syria.
MEPs back three-hour deadline for delayed flight compensation and free hand luggage
Members of the European Parliament have backed a text to enhance passenger rights after more than a decade's wait. With some airlines arguing it could put them out of business, the decision now needs to be endorsed by EU countries.
Trump in Davos: 'What I'm asking for is a piece of ice'
US President Trump says that all he is asking for is "a piece of ice, cold and poorly located, that can play a vital role in world peace," referring to Greenland, during an address to the World Economic Forum.
Watch: What is Trump's Board of Peace about?
Do you have a gym membership or a loyalty card in your wallet? Well, the US president just launched the ultimate club. It’s called the "Board of Peace." The official goal? To end the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. But is it really?
Promising vaccine for aggressive melanoma could unlock the body’s potential to fight cancer
A personalised mRNA vaccine developed by Moderna and Merck shows lasting benefits for patients with high-risk skin cancer.
Wellness in Qatar: The Power of Pause
In this episode of Qatar in Motion, Laila Humairah takes a breather - literally. At Zulal Wellness Resort, she discovers how ancient healing meets modern science to help people slow down in a country built on momentum. How Qatar is leading a “rest revolution” and finding
Art in the age of AI: Is creativity still human? |Euronews Tech Talks
AI can be both a powerful tool for artistic creation and a risk to artists’ ownership of their work. So, what can be done to protect artists while enhancing their creative possibilities?
Sold-out buses and sky-high flight prices: Spain’s train crash leaves passengers stranded
Travellers say they faced inflated car hire and flight prices following the disaster. So why didn't protective measures kick in?
New year, renewed ambition: What to expect from the EU Covenant of Mayors in 2026
The new year for the EU Covenant of Mayors comes with many exciting opportunities and new priorities, all focused on empowering local governments to lead the energy and climate transition. Building on the momentum of a strong 2025, the year ahead promises a rich programme of
EU Energy and Raw Materials Platform - Hydrogen Mechanism: Phase launched for EU buyers to consult supply offers and express interest
Following the successful collection of supply offers under the Hydrogen Mechanism, the Commission is inviting European off-takers to express interest in these supply offers. The new phase for off-takers, has started and will last until 20 March 2026. As part of the EU Energy
Storm Harry hits Malta, Corsica and Catalonia with floods
Storm Harry caused significant flooding and damage across the Mediterranean, with Malta, Lipari, Corsica, and Catalonia experiencing severe weather conditions.
Science Comes to Town launches in Split: bringing science closer to citizens
Science Comes to Town, the new flagship European initiative to strengthen citizens’ trust and engagement in science, was officially inaugurated today in Split, Croatia, in the presence of European, national and local representatives, scientists and innovators. The launch marks
New measures to strengthen cybersecurity resilience and capabilities
We spend a lot of our time online. This shift to the digital world brings threats as well as opportunities. This includes cyber and hybrid attacks on essential services and democratic institutions, which Europe faces on a daily basis. The Commission has proposed new
New anti-racism strategy pushes for equality for all
Over the past five years, the EU has made progress in tackling racism, particularly by breaking down barriers created by racial discrimination and by integrating anti-racism efforts throughout all relevant EU policies. But problems persist. And a recent EU survey reveals that
Commission proposes to support over 250 dismissed workers in Belgium with €1.6 million
The European Commission has proposed to mobilize €1.6 million from the European Globalization Adjustment Fund for Displaced Workers (EGF) to help 267 workers dismissed after the bankruptcy and closure of Tupperware Belgium in February 2025. The support will help these workers
Over half of Kyiv homes still lack power after Russian air strikes, Zelenskyy says
Russia has been pounding Ukraine's energy system since the start of its invasion, in what Kyiv says is an attempt to sap morale and weaken Ukrainians' resistance.
'The myths of Cyprus': Strasbourg exhibition delves deep into forms of cultural identity
Eight well-known myths are explored in 'The myths of Cyprus' a new exhibition at the European Parliament in Strasbourg which sets out to show how culture can act as a common language to unite Europeans.
Azerbaijan strengthens investment ties with Brookfield, BlackRock, GIP
The State Oil Fund of the Republic of Azerbaijan has signed long-term strategic partnerships with Brookfield Asset Management, BlackRock, and GIP at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Exclusive: EU lawmakers freeze EU-US trade deal after Trump tariff threat
The move will intensify tensions between Brussels and Washington ahead of a summit where EU leaders are set to weigh their response to Trump's escalating threats.
US seeks 'immediate negotiations' to acquire Greenland but 'won't use force', Trump tells Davos
Trump arrived in Davos by helicopter on Wednesday, entering a tense atmosphere as European and allied leaders pushed back against his demands for control of the Arctic island, part of the Kingdom of Denmark.
ChatGPT to predict users’ ages to protect teen users
ChatGPT will estimate whether a user is under 18 based on how long their account has existed, when they’re online and what they ask about.
EU-backed initiative in Austria tests new workplace model to advance gender equality in industry
An EU-funded initiative is helping Austrian manufacturers rethink workplace culture, with new training, coaching and equality measures showing how industry can close gender gaps from the shop floor up.
Fragile pages, reinforced memory: preserving Kazakhstan’s rare manuscripts
From ancient Qurans to archival records, rare manuscripts are finding new life in restoration labs, protected for future generations.
FTC presses on with appeal after Meta's monopoly battle win
The agency says Meta cemented its dominance by buying rivals. Meta says the market is fiercely competitive and points to TikTok and YouTube.
‘No King’: Protests in Davos as Trump arrives for World Economic Forum
US President Donald Trump faced a tense encounter with world leaders in Davos, as they united against his bid for Greenland and mocked his leadership.
Greenland invasion could spark US constitutional crisis, experts say
A US military action against Denmark’s arctic territory would be a violation of US law, with potentially massive political consequences.
EU telecom reform leaves industry divided over network funding
The European Commission has unveiled its Digital Networks Act to modernise EU telecoms, speed up fibre and reduce reliance on foreign tech. The plan opens the door for future changes, and has drawn criticism from all sides.
European leaders take the floor in Davos - All you need to know about day one
Our correspondents on the ground bring you all the highlights from the heart of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Arrests made in Berlin and Brandenburg as police target pro-Russian networks
German authorities have repeatedly warned about agents supposedly recruited online to carry out tasks such as taking photos of key industrial and military sites.
‘Big Idiot’ boost: Ryanair cashes in as Musk feud takes off on X
A war of words between Michael O’Leary and Elon Musk over Starlink has spilled onto social media, with Ryanair turning insults into publicity and €16.99 "idiot" fares.
France wants NATO exercise in Greenland and is 'ready to contribute,' presidency says
At the White House on Tuesday, Trump said "you'll find out," when asked how far he was willing to go to seize the world's largest island.