Fitch upgrades Portugal's rating to A+ and says outlook is "stable"
On Friday, the financial agency raised Portugal's debt rating from "A" to "A+", with a "stable" outlook, the agency said in a published note.
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Two people pulled alive by Nepal's search and rescue team 10 days after devastating flash floods
Ten days after floods devastated Nepal, one woman and one man were pulled alive on Saturday in separate search and rescue operations. Meanwhile, more than 5,000 people remain missing and at least 1,300 were killed.
Bosnian Serb war criminal Mladić commemorated in Belgrade, but no state honours
Thousands are expected at Mladić's burial in Belgrade on Monday, which will proceed without serving officials, artillery salutes or ceremonial military presence. Brussels has earlier said any glorification would be "incompatible with the values on which the EU path is built".
'Protest' at Port of Dover causes delays to ferry services as masked men descend on the town
"No arrests were made. Traffic is flowing normally, and all involved had dispersed by midday," Kent police said in an update on Saturday afternoon.
Health warnings could reduce youth’s hours spent on social media
Pop-up messages that warn of the harms of social media could help reduce youth’s social media use, a new study found.
IFA 2026: Looking beyond the smart home with Haier
From AI-powered appliances to humanoid robots, Haier is using IFA 2026 to showcase its vision of the "intelligent home". Euronews spoke to Haier Europe CEO Neil Tunstall about what comes after the smart home — and how soon some of these ideas could become reality.
Iranian media report US strike on Iranian oil tanker near Kharg Island
Iranian media reported that an Iranian oil tanker was struck by US forces on Saturday morning, a day after Iran reportedly fired missiles towards the Strait of Hormuz.
Three killed in Israeli strikes on Lebanon, health ministry says
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said it had targeted Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon "in response to Hezbollah’s attempted attack yesterday against IDF troops operating in the security zone."
Final sprint before Saxony-Anhalt vote: AfD campaigns at 'family festival' in Magdeburg
Ulrich Siegmund could lead the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt into government, marking the first time a far-right party has held state-level power in Germany's post-war era.
Boss of STIHL: Time for reforms – this is how we will safe prosperity and welfare state
The German economy has been in crisis for years. Writes Nikolas Stihl in an OpEd für Euronews. Better business conditions are the key to breaking out of this stagnation. What’s at stake is nothing less than securing prosperity and welfare state. STIHL is the world’s
Berlin cyberattack: hackers leak highly sensitive data across dark web
A large amount of personal data has also been leaked, particularly relating to state civil servants, including birth certificates, what appear to be absence lists, telephone numbers and home addresses.
At least two killed and 81 injured after explosions at Bolivian army base
The Bolivian Defence Minister said the first explosion "involved black powder from pyrotechnic material stored at the site," while the second, "much larger" blast was still being investigated.
Medieval manuscripts made from animal skin reveal ancient history of deadly sheep virus
Hidden in the pages of medieval manuscripts, researchers have found DNA traces of a deadly sheep virus dating back thousands of years.
Russia to pause strikes on Kyiv as US peace envoys visit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had earlier said Ukraine would hold off on strikes while Witkoff and Kushner made the trip, while calling on Moscow to do the same.
France's literary season: a uniquely French phenomenon?
Again this year, several hundred novels come out at the end of summer for the "rentrée littéraire". But what does this event look like in other European countries?
Autumn literary season: a uniquely French phenomenon?
Once again this year, several hundred novels are published at the end of summer for the "rentrée littéraire". But what does this key moment look like among our European neighbours?
Could an EU custodian break the long deadlock on the Russian assets?
The debate on Russian money held in Belgium has returned. Could an EU custodian convince Belgium and break the political deadlock?
France: pumpkin seeds recalled after more than 80 salmonella cases
Grouped cases of Salmonella Enteritidis from a single strain have been detected in France. Health officials suspect pumpkin seeds from Lot-et-Garonne sold mainly at Grand Frais.
‘Wonderfully Swiss, slightly mad’: This IT guy swims to work while cleaning Zürich’s waterways
Swimming to work reveals ‘a surprisingly rich little urban ecosystem’ beneath Zürich.
Why are petrol and diesel so expensive despite crude oil not reaching record highs?
Pump prices could remain high in Europe, adding to inflationary pressure. The immediate problem is not just the supply or price of crude oil, but limited refining capacity, disrupted trade flows and shortages of finished fuels, particularly diesel.
Malta off the beaten track: Discover the quieter and more authentic side of this busy island nation
If you want to beat the crowds in Malta, then skip the capital Valletta and head to Gozo, Mdina or one of the charming fishing villages.
Tate brothers officially indicted with trafficking and sex crimes in Romania
Andrew and Tristan Tate are currently in a Miami jail fighting extradition to the UK over separate charges and deny all the allegations.
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Germany's far-right AfD bids for first taste of power in eastern vote
If it wins an outright majority in Saxony-Anhalt, it would be the first time a far-right party has held state-level power in Germany since World War Two.
Meloni marks government longevity at Bari rally with 2027 vote in sight
The durability of Meloni’s coalition has been a rarity in postwar Italy, where governments have often fallen before the end of their mandates.
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.