Von der Leyen in Kyiv as Ukraine marks four years of Russia’s war
Ukraine marks four years since Russia’s invasion as Ursula von der Leyen visits Kyiv, vowing sustained EU financial and military support.
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Travelling to Mexico? Here’s what you need to know following cartel violence outbreak
Visitors to the popular resort city of Puerto Vallarta have been told to stay indoors, while many flights to and from the airport have been cancelled or rescheduled.
SeaO₂: Turning the ocean into a carbon-removal engine thanks to BlueInvest
SeaO₂ is a Dutch company pioneering a new method to remove carbon dioxide (CO₂) - by treating seawater and returning 'decarbonised' water to the ocean. This innovative process allows the ocean to absorb CO₂ from the air again, and can help counter ocean acidification at a local
Stasi secret files: How James Bond was spied on by East Germany
Stasi files show that 007 violated the GDR border four times at Checkpoint Charlie in divided Berlin. The whole thing happened during filming for 'Octopussy.' A dangerous scandal in the middle of the Cold War, observed and documented by the Stasi.
Europe Today Special: Four years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
New urban air quality modelling of ‘road dust’ and ‘street canyons’ could help address harmful impacts of road traffic, says Polish study
To tackle urban air pollution, we need to understand the sources of harmful emissions. A new modelling approach tested in Warsaw could help better distinguish between emissions from traffic and heating. Urban air quality is a considerable global concern due to population
Would you ride in a driverless taxi? AI-powered robotaxis are being tested in London
Supporters of the tech argue that autonomous vehicles could help reduce accidents caused by human error, but London’s iconic black cab drivers remain sceptical.
Latest news bulletin | February 24th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this February 24th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
'Groundbreaking' model can calculate true impact of climate change and it’s bad news for Europe
Researchers have created a new mathematical solution to analyse how emission-intensive actors are responsible for increasing climate damage.
Looking to book a multi-city break in Scandinavia? This new rail route will link Malmö to Oslo
This summer, rail operator Snälltåget will launch a daily daytime service between Sweden and Norway, with on-board dining and onward links to Berlin.
From NASA to the rugby pitch: Could this new material make contact sport safer for young players?
The material stays soft and flexible during normal play but stiffens instantly on impact to absorb energy, potentially lowering the force transferred to the brain.
What do Europeans think about taxing the rich and large multinational companies?
Euronews Business takes a closer look at what Europeans think about a minimum wealth tax on the richest individuals, and a minimum tax on large multinationals in the countries where they operate.
Norway study reveals how hospital sewage is spreading antimicrobial resistance
Researchers use genetic techniques to analyze sewage samples from hospitals in the Scandinavian country, demonstrating that effluent contains both known and previously unknown antibiotic-resistant genes. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) occurs when microorganisms – bacteria,
Thousands of troops deployed to end clashes in Mexico over death of drug lord 'El Mencho'
Mexican security forces kept up their battle with cartel gunmen following the killing of the country's most powerful drug lord, which sparked a surge in violence and left more than 70 people dead.
Giant tortoises are returning to this Galápagos island nearly 150 years after they went extinct
Rangers have released 158 juvenile hybrid tortoises on Floreana to restore the island's ecosystem.
US ambassador to France barred from government access after failing to show up for summons
France's Foreign Ministry had summoned US Ambassador Charles Kushner to explain comments made by the Trump administration about the killed far-right activist Quentin Deranque.
French airports call for suspension of EES rollout to avoid ‘risky’ summer travel chaos
Airline groups say immediate action is required to combat 'chronic border control understaffing' and 'unresolved technology issues'.
Nick Reiner pleads not guilty to killing parents Rob, Michelle Reiner in Los Angeles courtroom
Nick Reiner has entered a not guilty plea to two counts of first-degree murder on Monday. The 32-year-old is accused of stabbing his parents, Hollywood actor and director Rob Reiner and photographer Michelle Singer Reiner, to death in their Los Angeles home on 14 December.
Georgia village revives Berikaoba, an ancient pagan spring festival
Each spring, Georgia’s village of Didi Chailuri revives Berikaoba, a pagan rite with masked berikas, music and wrestling, hoping for fertility and good harvest.
Ukraine negotiator tells BBC how it feels to sit across table from Russia
Sergiy Kyslytsya is among those trying to negotiate an end to the conflict, which is entering its fifth year.
Former UK ambassador Peter Mandelson released on bail after arrest in Epstein probe
Peter Mandelson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Prince Andrew, are suspected of improperly passing UK government information to Jeffrey Epstein while in public office.
UEFA suspends Benfica's Prestianni for one match over alleged racist abuse towards Vinícius Júnior
UEFA has provisionally banned Benfica forward Gianluca Prestianni after allegations he racially abused Real Madrid’s Vinícius Júnior in last week’s Champions League clash. Benfica heads into the second leg on Wednesday trailing a goal and without manager José Mourinho, who is
‘One Europe, One Market’: The Commission’s last attempt to boost competitiveness
Europe is gearing up to close its competitiveness gap with the Commission’s new ‘One Europe, One Market’ roadmap. The aim is to achieve a fully integrated single market by the end of 2027.
Exclusive: European Parliament rejects minute of silence for French nationalist student
The death of Quentin Deranque has provoked intense political reactions in France and abroad, only weeks before local elections in which both the far left and the far right are expected to make substantial gains. A commemoration could still be held in the EU Parliament's next
Barry Cowen MEP welcomes record €205m EU food promotion budget and warns recent controversies may undermine Ireland’s agri-food success
Fianna Fáil MEP for the Midlands North-West and full member of the European Parliament’s Agriculture (AGRI) Committee, Barry Cowen, has this afternoon (23 February) welcomed the European Commission’s decision to allocate a record €205 million to the 2026 EU agri-food promotion
EU accuses Hungary of disloyalty for vetoing €90 billion loan to Ukraine
Hungary's decision to veto the €90 billion loan for Ukraine has received strong rebukes from other EU countries, which see it as an act of disloyalty.
‘Tariff chaos’ but pharmaceuticals may stay outside the fray
The United States Supreme Court's decision to strike down President Trump’s tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) was greeted by many as a sign that constitutional checks and balances were still in working order. However, anyone thinking
Latest news bulletin | February 23rd, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this February 23rd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Slovakia halts emergency power supply to Ukraine as oil transit row deepens
Bratislava halted emergency power to Ukraine on Monday after Kyiv did not restore Druzhba oil transit as requested by Slovakia and Hungary, with Premier Robert Fico warning of further measures on EU support to Kyiv.
Seeing influencers drink makes young adults want to drink too, study finds
The content young people see on social media influences their behaviour towards alcohol, according to a new study.
How deepfake scams are reaching record levels by targeting social media users
As deepfakes become increasingly sophisticated, the sheer amount of money being lost to online scams piled up in 2025.
The ‘abandoned’ NYC skyscrapers where the ultra-rich park their money
Billionaires’ Row, a cluster of luxury residential skyscrapers near the southern end of Central Park in New York City, is seemingly abandoned, according to estimates from established real estate firms.
Swedish foreign minister 'frustrated' by Hungary's 'illogical' blocking of Ukraine loan
Sweden's foreign minister told Euronews that the EU must find a way to push through its €90 billion loan for Ukraine and put more pressure on Hungary.
MEPs freeze US trade deal after Trump erupts over Supreme Court ruling
European Parliament negotiators on Monday suspended the EU-US trade pact, as threats from Washington and a US Supreme Court ruling cast doubt over the validity of the 2025 agreement.
Climate action is the world’s cheapest insurance policy, new study says
Climate policy is not discretionary spending but collective risk pooling, according to a Vienna University study, who argue that as natural disasters proliferate, it acts as a public insurance system that protects economies and societies.
What is the ‘paracetamol challenge’ that is worrying health experts?
Health bodies across Europe are warning about the so-called “paracetamol challenge,” which encourages adolescents to ingest dangerous amounts of the medicine.
Rob Jetten becomes Netherlands' youngest ever PM
The 38-year-old is sworn in as premier after clinching a narrow victory in October's election.
Lamborghini CEO says EV plans on hold due to weak luxury demand
CEO says customers have yet to form an “emotional connection” with EVs, pushing the brand towards a focus on hybrid power instead.
How Japan is revolutionising healthcare with personalised genetic data and targeted exosome therapy
As Japan faces the challenges of a rapidly ageing population, homegrown biotech pioneers are redefining the boundaries of preventative medicine and precision oncology.
Baltic Sea ‘struggling with recovery’ and it's not just because of climate change
The Baltic Sea is showing no sign of quality improvement, despite decades of conservation efforts.
Iconic Paris observation deck set to close for renovations next month
Tour Montparnasse, which is the tallest skyscraper within Paris city limits, will close until at least 2030.
French probe reveals Russian security agents on seized shadow tanker
Two Russian nationals working for a private security company were confirmed to have been onboard a tanker seized by France in September, sources told French media. The vessel was suspected to be part of the Kremlin’s shadow fleet, carrying Russian oil and gas to evade Western
Milano-Cortina Games end: How Europe saw Italy’s Winter Olympics
As the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympic Games wrapped up, many European countries returned home with medals. Euronews bureaus across Europe report on how the Games were received in their respective countries.
Marmaris, Krakow, Albufeira: These are Europe’s best budget city breaks for Easter 2026
For just over a third of what it would cost to hop over to Paris for Easter, travellers can enjoy a coastal break in Marmaris.
'Why do you hate Ukraine?' Hungarian minister clashes with Ukrainian journalists in Brussels
Hungarian foreign minister Péter Szijjártó doubled down on his veto on Ukraine aid over an energy dispute in Brussels. Szijjártó clashed with Ukrainian journalists in Brussels after Budapest accused Kyiv of blackmail over the Druzhba oil pipeline. 'Why do you hate Ukraine?'
EU trade chief to meet G7 counterparts as pressure mounts over US tariff threats
High-stakes meetings are set for Monday afternoon after a US Supreme Court ruling and fresh tariff threats from Washington threw transatlantic trade relationships into renewed uncertainty.
EU tops combined medal standings at Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics
When tallied, the results of all EU member states placed the 27-member European bloc at the top of the overall medal standings at the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.
'Toy Story 5' trailer goes viral over Woody’s bald spot
The new 'Toy Story 5' trailer is going viral, with fans commenting on one detail: Woody balding...
Lagarde in hot water over ‘additional’ BIS salary despite ECB limits on extra pay
The ECB President is facing backlash after disclosing she earns over €140,000 a year as a board member for the Bank for International Settlements (BIS). ECB policy bans regular staff from accepting third-party payments.
The US Peace Corps launches new Tech Corps to bring AI expertise abroad. Here’s what to know
The Peace Corps is launching an AI division, which will send US tech experts to the developing world