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These are Europe’s best hotels and resorts for 2027, according to the Condé Nast Johansens awards
A design-led hotel within a 14th-century monastery and a property opposite Granada’s cathedral made the cut this year.
Fossil fuel emissions are expected to fall in 2026. Why aren’t climate experts celebrating?
Experts warn that a drop in emissions partly driven by conflict and trade disruptions is not sustainable in the long term.
Who's who from Ukraine and Russia at the Abu Dhabi peace talks?
The composition of the Ukrainian and Russian delegations at the Abu Dhabi peace talks offers clues to what could be discussed behind closed doors as US-mediated negotiations resume for the first time in nine months.
Latest news bulletin | November 10th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 10th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
MWC26 Doha: Mobile economy in MENA set to reach €421bn, but millions remain offline
MWC26 returned to Doha as the industry faces a dual challenge: building the networks that will power artificial intelligence and narrowing a digital divide that still leaves millions of people without mobile internet.
Off-season travel: Best times of year to visit some of the world’s most popular destinations
From autumnal colours in South Korea to touring the Baltics in spring, here are some of Lonely Planet’s top recommendations for travel in off-season.
Which European country loses the most money when workers strike?
Ahead of Spain's first joint general strike since 2012, Euronews compares what a day of walkouts costs Europe's economies.
Republican lawmaker launches eight articles of impeachment against US Defence chief Hegseth
Republican Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie introduced eight articles of impeachment against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, including alleged violations of the 1973 War Powers Resolution, as well as misconduct involving civilian casualties and operations in Yemen and
Spanish investigation finds over 20,000 suspected paedophile profiles on TikTok
The foundation Maldita.es reports more than 1,000 child sexual abuse videos found in 35 days of tracking. The Ministry of Youth and Children demands urgent explanations from TikTok and raises the possibility of suspending the platform.
China's trade surplus surpasses $1 trillion as AI boom powers exports
China's trade surplus ballooned to more than $1 trillion in October, official data showed on Tuesday, reaching the milestone even earlier than last year's record-breaking sum.
EU Announces €50 Million for Black Sea Maritime Security Hub in Romania and Bulgaria
The European funding announcement comes after Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev accused Romania of being indirectly responsible for attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea. Radev said Bucharest had blamed Russia without providing evidence.
Ukraine peace talks resume with 'some flexibility' by warring sides, US officials say
Kyiv, Washington and Moscow are all sending delegation to the United Arab Emirates for the first trilateral talks since February.
M John Harrison becomes oldest ever winner of the Booker prize for his satirical novel 'The End of Everything'
The judges of the prestigious English literary prize praised the novel for it's "extraordinary expert writing and huge ambition" - Harrison is the oldest ever recipient of the prize that is famed for kickstarting careers and says he feels like a proper writer at last.
Turkey: Steel plant explosion kills 17 in Izmir province
A devastating explosion at the Habaş iron and steelworks in Aliağa, in western Turkey has killed 17 people. Witnesses described an earthquake-like blast, while footage shows flames, thick smoke and distressed relatives outside the factory.
Poland: Tusk and Nawrocki honour six victims of Kraków shooting
Poland's President and Prime Minister set aside their political differences to honour the six victims of a deadly shooting in Kraków. The two leaders laid candles and knelt together at a vigil in the historic city centre.
Turkey: Delegates arrive in Antalya as COP31 climate talks begin
The United Nations COP31 climate summit has opened in Antalya after a year marked by deadly heatwaves and devastating floods. Delegates face fresh challenges as the war in Iran disrupts global energy supplies.
Polish president and PM join Krakow Silent March for victims of market shooting
Residents of Krakow, led by Poland's president, prime minister and joined by representatives of local government and religious leaders, took part in the March of Silence organised in memory of the victims of Saturday's attack.
A huge explosion at a steel factory in Western Turkey has left at least 17 people dead and 13 injured
The explosion occurred when a crane lifting a boiler collapsed into a large industrial furnace, causing a huge fire.
China's robots, AI agents and Nvidia probe: Web Summit 2026 Opens in Lisbon
"The superstars of the future are coming from China, not California,” the Web Summit Founder said amid US-China tech tenions.
How could the Jensen Huang 'spy' scandal affect Nvidia's future?
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces a board investigation over alleged Chinese intelligence links involving a business executive he had an affair with. The allegations raise concerns over security breaches and the future of the world's leading AI chipmaker.
Argentina: Pope Leo XIV urges Milei's government to protect the most vulnerable
The Pontiff visited the Cottolengo Don Orione, which cares for over 400 people and has been hit by Javier Milei's cuts, and said a nation's progress should be judged by how it treats those most in need.
Russia's leading independent newspaper closes after eviction
The outlet has been evicted from its offices of three decades and says it's been blocked from receiving donations.
Turkey steel factory blast kills at least 17 people
Eyewitnesses say the explosion shook the ground, with one believing an earthquake had hit near the Habas Demir Celik plant in Aliaga.
Storm Charles to hit Portugal and Spain with torrential rain and 120 km/h winds
Portugal and Spain are preparing for the arrival of depression Charles, which will worsen the weather from Wednesday with heavy rain, wind gusts over 120 km/h and rough seas. Madeira will start to feel the effects on Tuesday.
US drug watchdog orders new safety warnings for weight-loss drugs over potential risk of vision loss
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is requiring manufacturers of GLP-1 medicines to update their safety labels to warn of a potential increased risk of a rare but serious eye condition that can cause permanent vision loss.
Argentina: Pope Leo XIV receives warm welcome in Claypole
Pope Leo XIV was welcomed by crowds in Claypole, near Buenos Aires, as he visited the Don Orione care home. The pontiff greeted the faithful and unveiled a plaque during his 12-day South American tour.
Latest news bulletin | November 9th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 9th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
France accuses Iran of supermarket fridge hacking
Tons of chilled and frozen food was spoiled last month as fridges and freezers in hundreds of supermarkets heated up.
France says Iran behind cyberattacks on supermarket fridges
French Foreign Minister Barrot said that an investigation into the fridge hack was still underway and that Iran's ambassador to France would be summoned.
No deal on Ukraine aid? Then no deal on EU budget, Merz says
The stakes for the EU budget have risen sharply as the German chancellor ties the deal to approving an additional €45 billion for Kyiv. "Supporting Ukraine is a matter of our indivisible European security," Merz said in a letter to Council President Antonio Costa.
Norway dropped from junior hockey championship to make room for Russia
The IIHF has moved Norway, ranked 10th, to Division 1A to free a place for Russia at the tournament in Alberta, after the Court of Arbitration for Sport ordered Russian teams reinstated. The change is not yet confirmed, and Russia has not been guaranteed Canadian visas.
Health gets just a small fraction of climate finance as COP31 warns of growing crisis
As the health impacts of climate change become increasingly difficult to ignore, COP31 is putting healthcare systems and their ability to adapt at the centre of discussions on the first day of the UN climate conference.
Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Ministry hits back at hard-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon over Donbas referendum
The leader of the hard-left France Unbowed party declared that Ukrainians living in the Donbas should be "consulted' on their future.
Portugal fuel prices drop 9 cents, biggest fall since March
The week began with a major fuel price drop in Portugal since March, down 9 to 9.5 cents for petrol and diesel; it could be bigger, but the government cut the ISP tax discount.
Moment judge sentences Russell Brand for rape and sexual assault
British comedian Russell Brand has been sentenced to 10 years and 6 months in prison after being convicted of rape and three sexual assaults against four women between 2004 and 2009.
Paris natural history museum acquires 167-million-year-old carnivorous dinosaur skeleton
The skeleton of a carnivorous dinosaur, the only known specimen of its species, was withdrawn from auction after a deal with the state, to preserve a fossil of outstanding scientific value.
Ukraine hits Russia’s second-largest refinery as fuel rationing spreads
Three main processing units at the KINEF plant which handles about 7% of Russia’s refining capacity and supplies St Petersburg’s Pulkovo airport were damaged. Rosneft separately capped fuel sales in six regions, limiting drivers to 30 litres per transaction in cities.
British comedian Russell Brand sentenced to 10 years and six months for rape, sexual assault
The British comedian was found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault on Thursday following a four-week trial.
Climate crisis now a health emergency of ‘pandemic scale’, UN climate chief warns
The United Nations climate chief warns that countries must protect health systems, as climate change poses a growing threat to public health during the climate change conference, COP31, in Turkey.
EU to blacklist ten manipulative online design 'traps', leaked draft shows
From fake notifications to free trials that quietly turn into paid subscriptions, the Commission’s long-awaited Digital Fairness Act would name and ban the traps that keep users clicking, spending and subscribed.
‘Snap, crackle and drought’: Why El Niño could change what ends up on your breakfast table
As COP31 puts food and agriculture on the table, consumers across Europe are discovering downstream effects of climate impacts in their breakfast bowl.
Could artificial intelligence help us talk with animals one day?
Scientists are using artificial intelligence to analyse animal sounds and identify patterns in how different species communicate. But while the technology is opening up new possibilities, translating animal language remains a distant prospect.
Italy's luxury tourism sector hits €10.4bn, but 25 provinces lack five-star hotels
Five-star hotels have more than doubled overnight stays since 2008. Rome leads the ranking, but luxury tourism remains concentrated in 17 provinces.
Thirteen migrants die after boat sinks off Crete
The Greek coastguard says it has rescued 18 people, all of whom were Sudanese nationals.
PM Sébastien Lecornu lifts minimum wage 1.6% from December, offers tax breaks
The French prime minister has announced an early rise in the minimum wage from 1 December. The government also plans tax breaks for firms and wants new sector-level pay talks.
Lecornu announces €24 monthly rise in minimum wage and tax breaks for firms
The French Prime Minister has announced an early increase in the minimum wage from 1 December. The government also plans tax measures for businesses and wants to launch a new round of sectoral pay negotiations.
Paris' famous Crazy Horse cabaret adapts its show for Dubai
Paris' iconic Crazy Horse cabaret is preparing to make its debut in Dubai, with a production adapted to local cultural expectations. Dancers will wear more costumes than in the original Paris show, while keeping the cabaret's signature lighting and choreography.
Spanish minister Cuerpo builds case for Madrid's candidate to replace Lagarde at the ECB
Spanish minister Carlos Cuerpo builds case for Madrid's candidate to replace Christine Lagarde at the ECB
Europe talks green at COP31 – but scrambles for more fossil fuels
Brussels wants the COP31 to speed up the transition from fossil fuels, but in a world where energy security and affordability are rising up the agenda, more and more governments are seeking short term oil and gas options.