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The durability of Meloni’s coalition has been a rarity in postwar Italy, where governments have often fallen before the end of their mandates.
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France 'will reject extremism' and Le Pen in presidential election, Haddad says
Polls suggest far-right veteran Marine Le Pen is on course to become France’s next president, though the race remains in its early stages. But EU minister Haddad says voters will reject her.
Spain matches September heat record at 45.7C as extreme heat grips country
The unseasonably high September temperatures follow a series of extreme summer heatwaves across Europe, which scientists say have been intensified and prolonged by human-driven climate change.
Bond yields are surging globally but why aren’t equities falling?
Higher bond yields are alarming investors, but strong growth and record earnings may help equity markets absorb the rising borrowing costs.
From giant TVs to 'James Bond glasses': TCL's vision for the future
TCL is showcasing its vision of a more connected home at IFA 2026. Euronews spoke to TCL Europe chief marketing officer Stefan Streit about where AI and display technology could take everyday life next.
International Sports Camp in France Brings Together Nearly 100 Young Athletes
An international sports camp bringing together nearly 100 young Ukrainian athletes from ten different sports has concluded in France. The camp was held at the initiative and with the support of Philippe Lamblin, President of the Hauts-de-France Athletics League, in partnership
Bardella signs pact with Farage to stop small boat crossings 'forever'
At the Reform UK Party conference on Friday, Nigel Farage and Jordan Bardella signed an agreement, vowing to end irregular migrant crossings "forever", should their respective parties come to power.
Infantino and Trump have a new disciple at the World Health Organisation
This year has proved that the era of the strongman is undoubtedly upon us. Littered throughout the highest offices across government and international organisations, they have proved time and again that due process is for suckers and that you, too, can bribe your way to the
Russia hits Ukrainian security headquarters in drone attack, Zelensky says
The unmanned aerial vehicle struck without warning in the heart of the Ukrainian capital.
Senior EU officials retierate need for new Europe-wide taxes in next budget
The European Commission, the European Council, and the European Parliament representatives have said that an ambitious budget requires substantial resources.
'Fascism begins with words, stereotypes, indifference', says European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture
Minorities say they fear a rise in anti-Roma rhetoric following predictions of Germany’s AfD surge in Sunday’s Saxony-Anhalt election. As Germany heads into a closely watched state election in Saxony-Anhalt this Sunday, 6 September, with the AfD polling above 40% and
TAP privatisation: Portuguese government opens talks with Air France-KLM and Lufthansa
The deal, which could be finalised soon, involves selling up to 49.9% of TAP's share capital, with 5% of the stake reserved for employees.
Passport for a newborn: Birth tourism as part of Russia's new emigration
Russia's war against Ukraine has reshaped migration strategies, with some Russian women giving birth abroad to secure legal status and new opportunities for their children.
Inside the quiet luxury revival of the Venice Lido – home to the glittering film festival
The island of beaches and pine forests is seeing its historic hotels revamped and a new property open.
Five EU countries aim to send migrants to return hubs by 2027
Denmark, Austria, Germany, the Netherlands and Greece have agreed on a common model for deportation centres, to be negotiated with non-EU governments. The first agreement is expected around the New Year, but the partner countries have not been disclosed.
Russian drone strikes Ukraine Security Service headquarters in central Kyiv
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he had instructed the Security Service to "deliver an appropriate, tangible response and, where possible, one that mirrors this strike."
Ladies Only: Afghan pop star Aryana Sayeed takes on Taliban with European tour
Aryana Sayeed, one of Afghanistan’s biggest pop stars, is kicking off a women-only European tour, using her platform to bring Afghan women together and speak out for women’s rights.
Meet the startup bringing the classroom into a virtual world
Metatesk is bringing immersive technology into the classroom, using virtual environments and AI to make learning more interactive. Its founder and students explain how technology can help young people understand complex ideas in a more engaging way.
How knowledge and media can challenge misconceptions about Islam
Organised by the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, the forum gathered nearly 300 participants from around 50 countries. Discussions ranged from responsibility for misrepresentations of Islam and journalistic independence to Europe’s closer engagement with Central Asia.
This Greek island solved its rubbish problem - by getting rid of its landfill entirely
Most small islands have little choice but to bury their rubbish in a landfill. Tilos in Greece has found another way. Euronews visited the world's first zero-waste island to see how its system works, and whether other places can do the same.
No need to audit our meat, says Brazil's EU ambassador as trade dispute escalates
Brazil’s EU ambassador, Pedro Miguel da Costa e Silva, told Euronews "all options are on the table" after Brasília threatened retaliation over the EU’s ban on Brazilian meat imports due to antibiotic use.
Spain calls for EU climate resilience overhaul with tougher rules and new funding
Spain wants Brussels to make climate resilience a binding, funded EU policy and is willing to consider new EU-level charges – including on oil and gas profits – to fund it.
US will ask Europeans to repay all aid sent to Ukraine, President Donald Trump says
Meanwhile, the World Health Organisation said on Friday that one of its main warehouses in Ukraine had been affected by an overnight air attack, the third such incident in three months.
‘A Dubai invite’: Registrations close after 90,000 applications from residents
More than 30,000 packages have already been distributed under the scheme, which offers discounts and perks for residents who invite friends and family from overseas to visit.
Lucky Rollers aiming into Southeast and East Asian markets, and Europe, Including Korea, Thailand and beyond
As crypto casinos look for their next wave of growth, industry sources suggest Lucky Rollers may be exploring expansion into new international markets, with Korea and Thailand mentioned as regions the platform is reportedly evaluating as part of a broader push into Asia,
Travelling to Europe? EES border checks are changing from 6 September
Industry experts are concerned the removal of the Entry/Exit System’s temporary flexibilities will see border chaos return.
Lorry driver's botched escape attempts fail to outrun oncoming Polish train
Ignoring warnings to break through the barriers a lorry driver first attempted to reverse off a level crossing. The driver's hesitation left his vehcile still on the tracks when a intercity train came through.
Death toll from Cyprus ferry sinking rises to 12 as searches continue
According to the Turkish Ministry of Defence, seven ships and six aircraft are supporting search operations for the 16 people that remain missing.
EU tries to turn the page on enlargement after Iceland's vote against new talks
Senior EU officials are downplaying the negative effect of Iceland's referendum as ministers meet in Dublin to keep enlargement momentum going for candidate countries, while discussions on democratic safeguards are ongoing and national elections loom.
Malaysia declares air quality emergency as haze linked to Indonesia fires reaches critical level
Haze is a recurring seasonal problem in Southeast Asia, where smoke from forest and peat fires in Indonesia can travel across national borders and affect neighbouring Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore.
99% of Ireland's population growth 'driven by foreigners': True or false?
The short answer is 'false', but the truth is not much far from that.
Film director Tony Gatlif, maker of "Gadjo Dilo", dies aged 77
"Tony Gatlif loved taking side roads, where borders fade away," wrote France's culture minister on X in her tribute to the filmmaker behind 25 films.
Film director Tony Gatlif, creator of 'Gadjo Dilo', dies aged 77
"Tony Gatlif loved backroads and disappearing borders," wrote on X the French culture minister in her tribute to the filmmaker behind 25 films.
Underwater drones help London ambulance crews rescue people
London ambulance crews are using underwater drones to help rescue people who disappear beneath the surface of rivers, lakes and canals. The remotely operated devices provide live images, measure water conditions and can pull casualties towards safety.
EU warns Serbia Ratko Mladić’s funeral is 'important test' for future membership
EU's enlargement chief Marta Kos says Belgrade's handling of the funeral of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, known as the Butcher of Bosnia, will be a test for Serbia’s EU path and could impact its membership bid.
Trump trade envoy claims London is choosing 'Brussels over America'
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said Britain's EU alignment is complicating efforts to expand last year's trade deal, as new PM Andy Burnham weighs closer ties with Brussels.
Tanker captain arrested over cargo ship sinking off Istanbul, prosecutors say
Search and resuce operations are ongoing with teams yet to reach the wreckage of the Tuğberk İmamoğlu or locate its voyage data recorder (VDR) or "black box."
The cost of living isn't killing joy - it’s just making us surgical about it
Nearly half - about 46% - of all money spent by EU households goes to three basic things: food, housing and energy, and transport. You need them to live, to get to work, and to keep the lights on.
Europe targeted by spiralling campaign of sabotage - and Russia is the chief suspect
Germany has blamed Russia for an attack on Leipzig airport but there has been a series of suspicious incidents elsewhere.
Investigation into Air India flight plunge highlights triple hydraulic failure and pilot drug test
India's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau said the aircraft detected a triple-hydraulic failure, with the autopilot disengaging and a stall warning triggered for two seconds.
IFA 2026: What could the home of the future look like?
From AI-powered appliances and smart beds to connected pet gadgets and robot dogs, Euronews went to IFA 2026 in Berlin to see how new technology could reshape life at home.
Bardella to meet with Farage at Reform party conference in Birmingham, as part of international tour
Jordan Bardella and Nigel Farage are set to discuss illegal migration, as well as joint cooperation between the UK and France aimed at tackling small boat crossing at the Reform party conference on Friday.
Oil use and emissions fell in China as Iran war curbed imports. Will it be a lasting change?
This is the first time that reductions in oil consumption – rather than coal – have been responsible for a drop in China's CO2 emissions.
New Zealand approves party-drug MDMA for treating patients with PTSD
Two psychiatrists in New Zealand can now prescribe MDMA in controlled clinical settings, built on trial results that have been challenged in the US.
Vulnerable people are urged to stay at home as North African dust hits Portugal
Air quality will worsen in coming days across much of mainland Portugal due to North African dust, especially in central and southern areas; health authorities urge vulnerable people to take extra care.
EU to make last-minute decision on Arctic oil and gas drilling ban
The European Commission will soon unveil its revised Arctic strategy and whether to maintain or scrap its 2021 position on new oil and gas exploration in the High North. The International Energy Agency and Norway have urged Brussels to reconsider the ban.
Trump arcade: White House launches pro-MAGA games with a deportation twist
A new White House website turns the administration's immigration crackdown, savings scheme and food policy into five low-resolution arcade games, drawing sharp criticism from rights groups.
'The Spanish government is weak' on Ceuta crisis, Spanish MEP says
Speaking on Europe Today, Spanish EPP MEP Antonio López-Istúriz said the government of Pedro Sanchez was ‘weak’ and should have reacted earlier to reports from the national police and intelligence services that had warned that thousands of irregular migrants were preparing to
Sweet-stealing capitalists and the definition of kissing: The 2026 Ig Nobel award winners
The annual awards highlight strange, funny and thought-provoking research. This year's ceremony took place in Europe, with “fungi” as the theme of the 36th edition.
Greek marine fisheries 2025: Production worth €166.6 million, anchovy dominates
More than 42,000 tonnes of fishery products were caught, with the Northern Aegean accounting for just over two-thirds of production.