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Webinar follow up: 'CBAM: from policy to practice - emissions calculation, declarations, and certificates'
The European Commission held the fourth in a series of webinars on the implementation of the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). The webinar aimed to help businesses understand the broader policy context of CBAM as well as the practical steps to prepare for the
Dual UK-Iranian national arrested over security incident at RAF air base in England
Five men, all British nationals in their 20s and from London, were arrested in the early hours of Sunday on suspicion of explosives and terror offenses close to the RAF Fairford base.
Madrid protesters bang pots to demand action on Spain’s housing crisis
Madrid demonstrators bang pots and pans to demand action on Spain’s housing crisis, calling for long‑term security and support for young adults seeking homes.
Commissioner Roswall holds roundtable on revision of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive
Talks focused on better protecting the health of our seas and oceans, improving implementation, and simplifying the EU’s main framework for achieving healthy seas. Environment, Water Resilience and a Competitive Circular Economy Commissioner Jessika Roswall (pictured) hosted a
EU says oil reserve release possible amid US pressure
Good morning from Brussels. This Friday morning: how EU governments could move to release strategic oil reserves amid US pressure, and the EU closes the book on Ukraine’s $27 billion deficit.
Over 1,000 adult LEGO fans gathered in Denmark near the toy giant’s birthplace
LEGO reported a net profit of around €1.15 billion in the first half of this year, up 32% on the same period last year, as toymakers increasingly cater to adults buying toys for themselves.
'A powerful buffer': How solar saved the EU €37.4 billion since the war on Iran began
Europe's solar boom is cushioning households from the crippling costs of gas, as the war on Iran continues to highlight the dangers of fossil fuel reliance.
Europe Today: EU energy prices soar as Spain's housing decrees face Congress vote
EU diesel prices hit a record average of €2.24 a litre, as Energy Commissioner Jorgensen warns volatility is here to stay. Spain's Congress votes on two housing decrees, with Sanchez's coalition support in doubt, as Bucharest warns of new hybrid threats from Russia.
International Translation Day – the teamwork behind the texts at DG Translation
This International Translation Day, discover the diverse community of language professionals at DG Translation. Through a combination of linguistic expertise, subject knowledge and technology, they help to make EU legislation, policies and information available in all 24 EU
Trump vows to hit Iran 'very hard' if linked to flydubai pilot stabbing attack
Passengers described rushing the cockpit and a fight for control after the plane suddenly plummeted, losing around 17,000 feet of altitude in the span of a minute, according to the Flightradar24 website.
New Airstream caravan retreat opens in the UAE’s Hajar Mountains
Caravan Hatta by Our Habitas overlooks Hatta Dam, and offers wellness experiences, stargazing opportunities and open-fire cooking.
Where in Europe is data centre hiring growing fastest – and why do these jobs pay more?
Several European countries have seen a significant rise in data centre job postings in recent months. Euronews Business takes a closer look at the reasons behind the growth, including why these roles offer higher pay.
South Korea warns of 'further measures' if Ukraine refuses public apology over POW transfer disclosure
The POWs were captured by Ukrainian forces early last year after being deployed alongside thousands of North Korean troops to support Russia's war against Ukraine.
Turning 18? Apply for a free DiscoverEU travel pass
Are you 18 years old, living in one of the EU or Erasmus+ countries, and want to explore Europe? This is your chance! The EU is offering travel passes to young people to travel and explore the EU a. Applications are now open – apply before 15 October 2026 at midday Brussels
Swedish researchers create an ‘AI scientist’ that designs and runs its own experiments
Swedes created an AI system that can carry out the full scientific process from hypothesis to results interpretation with minimal human input.
How many birds are killed by offshore wind turbines? Scientists use thermal cameras to find out
A year-long study has observed millions of birds migrating across the North Sea to measure the threat of offshore wind farms.
Latest news bulletin | October 2nd, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 2nd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Four hidden trails with medieval roots in the Eastern Alps
Celtic tribes, Roman soldiers and medieval knights paved the way in the forests of the Eastern Alps. These trails are still there and can be discovered by history lovers during a sunny autumn weekend.
The place of Central Asia in Azerbaijan’s foreign policy
In recent years, Central Asia has moved from the periphery of Azerbaijan’s foreign policy to become one of its principal geopolitical priorities. This shift cannot be explained solely by the translation of the historical, ethnic, religious, and cultural affinities between
New ICE guidance sets tighter rules for vehicles stops, bans officers from high-speed chases, memo reveals
The new guidance comes as the Trump administration faces mounting criticism over a string of deadly incidents involving ICE officers. The agency downplayed the new measures, insisting they’re mere reminders and that current protocols will continue.
Rubio unblocks $320 million in military aid to Egypt that had been withheld over human rights concerns
Top US diplomat Marco Rubio signed off on the waiver but argued that Washington’s concerns over its Middle Eastern ally’s human rights record will remain a point of discussion in full bilateral discussions.
Two killed, two hospitalised and one missing in medical helicopter crash in California's Catalina island
The helicopter’s operator confirmed that the two deceased were members of its staff, the pilot flying the helicopter and an onboard nurse. Transport safety officials say an investigation into the crash remains ongoing.
Brazil launches probe into alleged Trump administration plan to fund far-right causes in the country
The investigation comes as both Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro prepare to contest each other for what is being described as a consequential election in Brazil, that could shape the developing economy’s forecast and future for decades to come.
Unamuno and H. G. Wells went to the cinema together: unpublished letter confirms it 90 years on
Written in 1936 and found in the archive of Salamanca’s Casa-Museo Unamuno, the document confirms the Spanish writer dined with the author of 'The War of the Worlds' before going to the cinema together in London.
Israeli Media Say No Netanyahu Haftar Meeting Took Place as Libya Unity Talks Advance
Israeli media outlets, including i24news.tv reported, citing Israeli sources, that the alleged meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Lieutenant General Saddam Haftar in Abu Dhabi did not take place, following media reports linking Haftar’s presence in
Danish military admits flaws in report about 2025 drone incursions
In a revised report of the incident at Skrydstrup air base released Thursday, the military admitted that their account might have been mistaken.
Fires break out at French schools as students protest nationwide
The French government holds a crisis meeting as demonstrations grow and become violent in places.
Manchester City not 'above the rules', says Downing Street
After PM Andy Burnham's - a former mayor of Greater Manchester - admission of his fears that the club's owners might leave because of the investigation into 'creative book-keeping', his spokesperson has issued a clarification.
Kyrylo Budanov: European security without the US would be ‘very dangerous’
In an exclusive interview with Euronews, the head of the Ukrainian President's Office warned against a future European security architecture without the US and outlined Kyiv’s vision for deeper defence cooperation with Europe.
José Sevilla resigns as Unicaja chair and declines to remain at the bank
José Sevilla will step down as Unicaja chairman in April 2027 after deciding not to seek a new term, but will retain his non-executive role at the Málaga-based bank until then.
France: Media outlet publishes new antisemitic screenshots attributed to Jordan Bardella
In a second wave of revelations around Jordan Bardella, investigative outlet Mediapart has published new screenshots of antisemitic messages attributed to the RN leader, who denies writing them.
Europe went all in on soft power for too long, Belgian defence minister says
In an interview with Euronews, the Belgian defence minister argued that Europe spent too long focusing on soft power instead of defence.
French protests over school conditions spread as students set fires and put up blockades
High school students were joined on Thursday by university students, as violent incidents took place in several French cities and even spread to the Belgian city of Liege.
Putin warns West that Russia is ready to use every weapon to protect Kaliningrad
The Russian leader insists Moscow is "not threatening anyone" and is merely responding to statements by Western leaders.
Palermo, first coffee grown and harvested in Italy: warmer climate is changing farming
Rising temperatures now allow coffee to be grown in Italy. In Sicily, the Morettino family has completed its first harvest, showing how climate change is reshaping crops worldwide.
Uzbekistan’s rich cultural heritage on display in Qatar
Qatar’s Museum of Islamic Art spotlights Uzbekistan’s rich cultural heritage. We meet the curator of ‘Uzbekistan: Heritage in Motion’ to learn about centuries of Islamic art, craftsmanship and traditions.
Elon Musk returns to Trump administration to co-lead Pentagon war study
Musk, who in 2024 threw his support behind Trump and helped his return to the White House, served as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), where he spearheaded sweeping job cuts across the US federal government.
El representante de EE.UU. en la OTAN: La revisión de las tropas en Europa dependerá del "América primero"
The review of troops stationed in Europe was initiated after tensions rose over some NATO countries refusing US troops access to military bases for use in the war in Iran.
'Don't care about supporting Russia': Bulgarian PM hits back against pro-Moscow label
The Bulgarian prime minister is principal among EU leaders calling for talks with Moscow over its war on Ukraine, earning him a pro-Russia label.
Latest news bulletin | October 1st, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 1st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Woody Allen presents new film in Madrid, funded with €3m in public money
The 90-year-old American director has unveiled in the capital his 51st film, due to start shooting on 5 October with public funding, as past scandals still shadow his career.
Greece pitches suspension of the EU’s right to asylum during migration crises
A special regime would be activated in case of a rapid increase in arrivals and migrants flows used as a hybrid threat by third countries. Several EU governments seem open to the proposal, which could feature in the Commission’s new Emergency Response.
Greece to set up a new national dementia centre for patients, families and caretakers
The new centre in Athens will provide cognitive training, occupational and music therapy, plus services for prevention, diagnosis and ongoing patient monitoring.
‘Releasing strategic reserves is a possibility,’ EU energy chief tells Euronews as diesel squeeze bites
Member states are discussing a coordinated release through the IEA, as the US pressures Europe to put more oil on the market. The Energy Commissioner told Euronews that Brussels can help coordinate the effort.
WATCH: NATO model 'not sustainable', alliance's chief Mark Rutte tells Euronews
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte spoke exclusively to Euronews about the most pressing challenges facing the alliance, including overreliance on the US and Russia's nuclear threat. Watch the interview here.
EU turns page on Ukraine's $27 billion deficit, says all needs are covered
The mystery surrounding Ukraine's $27 billion shortfall abruptly ended on Thursday as the European Commission confirmed the country's financial and military needs for 2026 are fully covered.
Russia targets busy bridge in central Kyiv
The Pivdennyi bridge came under fire as a metro train was travelling across - the first such attack on Kyiv's bridges.
‘Set-jetting’ trips: How to holiday like the Gilmore Girls in Stars Hollow
From the fictional Connecticut town of Gilmore Girls' Stars Hollow to destinations closer to home in Europe, the set-jetting trend continues to turn film and TV locations into travel experiences.
Alliance against invisibility: Prado and Rijksmuseum join forces for women in art
Madrid's Prado Museum and Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum are joining forces in a strategic alliance to explore women's role in history and reassess the shared heritage between Spain and the Netherlands.