Swedish centre-left holds slim election lead, but final result still too close to call
More than 90% of the votes have been counted, but the final total could take several days. All votes are automatically recounted by the country's regions.
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Oil surges past $108 as Hormuz attack and Saudi pipeline shutdown rattle markets
Brent crude climbed above $108 a barrel on Monday morning after a merchant vessel was struck in the Strait of Hormuz, killing one crew member, and Saudi Arabia shut its main pipeline bypassing the waterway, renewing fears that Middle East supply routes are closing.
35,959 flights a day: Europe saw record summer air traffic despite Middle East war
The conflict has seen a large increase in flights to countries including Albania, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia as Europeans choose holiday destinations closer to home.
Commission presents EU-Ecuador Sustainable Investment Facilitation Agreement (SIFA) to Council
On 11 September, the Commission presented its proposal on the EU-Ecuador Sustainable Investment Facilitation Agreement (SIFA) to the Council for its signature and conclusion. This is the first SIFA negotiated with a Latin American country and will help promote further EU
Drone strikes hit key Ukraine-Poland supply route, sparking border fires
Ukraine said a Russian drone strike ignited a fire at a petrol station near the Yahodyn–Dorohusk border crossing with Poland in the early hours of Sunday, 13 September. Video filmed close to the crossing showed flames and thick smoke as firefighters tackled the blaze.
Sweden faces ‘very messy’ political situation after election, expert says
Lars Trägårdh, Professor of History at Ersta Sköndal University College in Stockholm, said Sweden’s election-winning Social Democrats would have to rely on “a very unwieldy coalition”, warning that the country faces a “very messy” political situation.
Atokos: The tiny Greek island where people and wild boars swim in the sea and sunbathe together
Thanks to its swimming pigs, the small island near Ithaca has become a major attraction for tourists from all over the world.
10 years after workplace blast in Singapore, former migrant worker expands school he built in Bangladesh
After suffering severe burns in the blast, Mohammad Ataur Rahman used part of his compensation to build a school he is now expanding.
Cheetah Chrome, Guitarist for the Dead Boys and Rocket From the Tombs, Dead at 71
The prolific musician, who also played with Syl Sylvain and Ronnie Spector, was remembered as an "an architect of the punk rock movement"
Bali police investigate after Australian man and children found dead in home
Police were called after the man's wife became concerned and asked neighbours to check on her family.
Philippine President Marcos’ cousin to be moved from hospital to jail
The former house speaker was admitted at an upscale private hospital after a court ordered his arrest.
What is the Philippines’ BARMM regional election and why does it matter
Bangsamoro's first parliamentary election is a milestone in a decade-long peace process aimed at ending separatist conflict and completing the transition to elected self-government.
All your docs in one app? New EU digital wallet could solve admin issues
Would you trust a single, EU-backed digital service to hold all your legal, professional, and medical information? The EUDI Wallet wants to simplify administrative tasks by storing citizens’ documents in a single system that works across all member states.
'Marvel’s Wolverine' Voice Actor Reveals Who Inspired His Take on Logan
Liam McIntyre reveals the Wolverine performances that inspired his role as Logan in Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Wolverine.
Suicide rates are gradually falling in the EU, but men are still more drastically affected than women
Mental health is a growing political and social priority in Europe, including suicide prevention, and the numbers have been slightly falling across the EU. However, member states are not affected equally.
Commission presents landmark India trade deal to Council for signature
On 11 September, the European Commission has put forward its proposals to the Council for the signature and conclusion of Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the European Union and India, seeking authorization for its signature and conclusion. If authorized by the Council, this
Global panel to hear Cambodia, Thailand sea dispute in Singapore
Phnom Penh initiated a United Nations-backed conciliation process at the Permanent Court of Arbitration after Bangkok pulled out of a 2001 agreement to work towards joint offshore energy exploitation in the Gulf of Thailand.
Carney's EU courtship shifts up a gear ahead of Strasbourg visit
Good morning and welcome to Monday. I’m Mared Gwyn. Today: Canada’s EU charm offensive steps up, Latvia’s Prime Minister weighs in on the Russian threat, and Trump unexpectedly reignites Irish reunification debate.
Korea Box Office: ‘The Odyssey’ Secures Sixth Weekend Crown as ‘Obsession’ Ascends
“The Odyssey” continued its voyage at the summit of the South Korean box office during the weekend of Sept. 11–13. According to data from KOBIS, the tracking service operated by the Korean Film Council, the Christopher Nolan-directed tentpole generated $3.9 million from 449,474
'Dolly Parton International Airport': Unanimous vote for Nashville Airport to be renamed after country icon
“At a place where Tennessee welcomes the world, it is fitting that Nashville International Airport would bear the name of our state’s favourite daughter."
The EU’s plan to grow innovation in Europe
Europe has plenty of world-class research, talent and creativity. However, too often ideas originating in Europe are turned into economic success by others, elsewhere. This is because European innovators face barriers here and find it difficult to bring their ideas to life. As
Energy beneath our feet: Could rock be used as a battery for renewables?
Portuguese scientists studied options for storing energy as compressed air in deep porous rock. In the best case, one reservoir could power a small town.
Africa: BRICS Adopt Resolutions On Conflict Resolution, Multilateralism, Tariffs, Trade, Others
[Premium Times] The 45-page New Delhi declaration was adopted on Saturday, the first day of the BRICS leaders' annual summit.
China Box Office: ‘Once Upon a Time in the Middle East’ Stays on Top as ‘The Odyssey’ Crosses $100 Million
Dirty Monkeys’ war comedy-drama “Once Upon a Time in the Middle East” held the number one spot at the mainland China box office for the fifth straight frame, collecting RMB52.9 million ($7.8 million) over the Sept. 11–13 weekend, according to data from Artisan Gateway. Directed
Could one app replace your entire wallet? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot
More and more public and private services move online. The EU Digital Identity Wallet aims to help citizens keep track of their digital documents and gain stronger control over their personal data. But how does it work? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot.
What is the Philippines’ BARMM regional election and why does it matter
BARMM is an autonomous region in the south created after voters approved greater self-rule in 2019.
What is the Philippines' BARMM regional election and why does it matter
MANILA, Sept 14 - Nearly 2.4 million registered voters in the Philippines are expected to cast ballots in the Muslim-majority south's first parliamentary election, the culmination of a decade-long peace process aimed at ending separatist conflict and completing the transition
Australia’s far-right leader Pauline Hanson vows to cut migrants by 750,000
The plan will target visas issued to international students and their dependents, as well as skilled migrants.
Japan’s submarine debate signals break from nuclear taboos
Japan is edging closer to a once-unthinkable choice: whether nuclear propulsion should underpin its next generation of undersea deterrence. This month, the Japan Times reported that Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi confirmed that Japan is keeping the option of
Europe Today: Sweden edges toward centre-left rule as Trump ends Dublin visit
Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson could become Sweden's next prime minister after a red bloc's election win, exit polls show. Meanwhile, Trump wraps up a two-day Dublin visit, Viktor Orbán returns to Hungary's political arena, and we hear from Latvian PM Andris Kulbergs.
Himalayas approaching tipping point, millions of livelihoods at stake: Report
Himalayan glacier mass loss had accelerated in recent decades, a study found.
Himalayas approaching tipping point, millions of livelihoods at stake-report
HONG KONG, Sept 14 - The Himalayas are approaching a tipping point as glaciers melt faster than a decade ago, threatening water security as the region approaches \"peak water\" by mid-century, according to a study released this month.
‘Tidal wave’ of Pfas being launched to satisfy AI industry, campaigners warn
Big manufacturers planning to produce more of the forever chemicals to meet demand from datacentres Pfas companies are launching a “tidal wave” of forever chemicals production to meet demand from the AI industry, a campaign organisation has warned. Despite alarm over the
Kazakhstan’s logistics diplomacy: Ambition, leverage and constraints
Long constrained by its landlocked geography, Kazakhstan is seeking to turn its position between Europe and Asia into a source of economic and geopolitical leverage. As trade disruptions and competition drive demand for diversified supply chains, Astana is investing in new
Indian government pushes wider roll-out of polarising civil code
The move is expected to stoke concern among minority Muslims.
‘Pretenders’ Review: A Superb Portrait of Chrissie Hynde and Her Legendary Band Captures Their Incandescence…and Tragedy
Hynde, though she had the feelings of punk in her bones, was the most romantic songwriter of that entire scene. I don’t mean romantic as in "love songs," but as in conjuring the majestic romanticism of life. Just listen to "Kid," a song so happy and sad at the same time that
'Resident Evil', Tove Lo and Netflix's Monster: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
Retrun to Raccoon City — if you dare — as Zach Cregger's 'Resident Evil' adaptation hits the big screen, while Netflix brings true crime chills in its latest season of 'Monster'. Here's what to look out for this week.
Hyrox athlete sparks debate for continuing race after soiling herself
Some have raised concerns around hygiene while others saluted her resolve to finish the race.
Hormuz crisis forcing Japan to domesticate its energy security
Japan’s Foreign Minister Motegi Toshimitsu phoned his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, on September 8, 2026, to express concern over the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz. It was reportedly the ninth such phone call between the pair since March. Tokyo’s urgency over
Safer and more secure digital products
Hardware and software products are increasingly exposed to cyberattacks. From baby monitors and smartwatches to apps and computer programmes, products with digital elements are part of our daily lives. The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) strengthens the cybersecurity of these
Heavyweights Bring the Hungary Grand Slam to a Spectacular Close
Budapest delivered a thrilling final day as Schimidt, Pavic, Pirelli, Hershko and Endovitskii struck gold. Pavic celebrated her first Grand Slam title, while the heavyweights brought three unforgettable days of judo at the Papp László Arena to a close.
Le Pen vows to put French citizens first, tackle housing and cost-of-living crisis at first campaign speech
Marine Le Pen gave her first major campaign speech in northern France on Sunday, pledging to prioritise French citizens, as well as to tackle the cost-of-living and housing crises.