Hantavirus-hit vessel re-docks in the Canary Island due to bad weather during evacuation
The ship was bound for the Netherlands, where the repatriation of the 28 passengers is expected to be completed.
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EU's Kos sets July deadline for Ukraine accession clusters
The Enlargement Commissioner has set a July deadline to open all of Ukraine’s accession clusters, urging member states to speed up the process. Newly appointed Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar is set to play a key role.
'US leadership has made NATO stronger than ever,' minister of North Macedonia tells Euronews
While many in Europe see Trump's policies as a threat to NATO, the Foreign Affairs Minister of North Macedonia told Euronews that the alliance has never been stronger than under President Trump's presidency.
Socialists rebuff EPP push to advance EU-US trade deal talks
EPP pushes to advance the next round of discussions to implement the EU-US trade deal, but Socialist chair Lange insists on keeping 19 May as the date for the next negotiating round, according to people familiar with the matter.
'Britain at the heart of Europe': How Starmer's plans are going down in the EU
Sir Keir Starmer pledged to rebuild the UK's relationship with Europe in a defiant speech on Monday.
International Feline Contest: Europe’s 'most beautiful cats' gather in Sofia
Cat lovers from across Europe gathered in Sofia, Bulgaria, for the international Cat Show Expo, where more than 150 cats competed in a prestigious feline competition judged by experts from several countries.
EU sanctions Russian individuals over forced deportation of Ukrainian children
The European Union imposed sanctions on 16 Russian individuals and seven entities for the systematic and unlawful deportation of Ukrainian children, the EU Council said in a statement on Monday.
Pashinyan says Karabakh 'was not ours' as Armenia and Azerbaijan look to future
In an extraordinary admission, Armenia’s PM Nikol Pashinyan declared that Karabakh was not Armenia’s territory and that the Armenian movement for it was “a fatal mistake,” as Yerevan forges its peace with Azerbaijan and its decisive pro-EU course.
The making of the Palme d'Or: Chopard's Caroline Scheufele and the art of creation
Before the stars appear on the Cannes Film Festival red carpet, Swiss jewellers Chopard invited Euronews Culture to see the making of the Palme d'Or, one of the most prestigious trophies in cinema.
From Messi to Mbappé: Argentina’s World Cup sticker obsession returns
Thousands of football fans in Buenos Aires are gathering in parks and public squares to swap World Cup stickers ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
'Total lack of respect': Macron interrupts speaker to ask for silence
The French president stood up during a conference in Kenya to tell the audience to quieten down, saying it was “impossible” for speakers to be heard.
'We need to make up our mind': EU still split over direct talks with Russia
The question of whether the EU should engage directly with Russia to end the war in Ukraine continues to split member states, as some prefer to bide their time and weaken Moscow's hand at the negotiating table.
Latest news bulletin | May 11th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this May 11th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Ron Arad on design: 'The difficulty is knowing which ideas to spend your time on'
The influential designer and artist is currently presenting a major exhibition of his works from 1992-2026 at the Opera Gallery in Monaco.
Man charged with attempting to kill US President Donald Trump pleads not guilty
Besides the attempted-assassination count, Cole Tomas Allen is also charged with assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon and two additional firearms counts.
EU approves sanctions on Israeli settlers after Hungarian backing
The sanctions — which include asset freezes and travel bans and will also target Hamas members — come amid growing international criticism of Israel’s settlement expansion and escalating violence in the occupied territories.
Fancy exploring Europe by boat? Now you can via Uber
Uber is setting sail for European waters this summer to offer travellers app-based access to boat rides and coastal getaways across major seaside hotspots.
My obsession with Elvis is 'almost like a drug': EMIN shoots the breeze on love for king of pop
There are some interviews where you sit down, ask the questions, and leave with the quotes you need. And then there are the conversations that feel more like moments. Meeting EMIN at Sea Breeze felt like the latter.
France's President Emmanuel Macron defends Europe in Africa and urges investment
Macron, leading the two-day summit aimed at renewing France's engagement with Africa, said Europe was instead promoting "a strategy of autonomy" for both continents.
'I will make an order': Macron asks audience to leave if they want to chat during Nairobi summit
French President Emmanuel Macron interrupted a speaker at the Africa Forward summit in Nairobi to call for silence from a noisy audience, telling attendees to leave the room if they wanted to continue chatting during the speeches.
Anthropic says ‘evil AI’ stories were responsible for Claude’s blackmail attempts
Anthropic think they have found the reason for blackmail-like behaviour in its chatbot Claude: fictional stories online.
Sudan drone strikes killed at least 880 civilians between January and April, UN says
Most of the civilian deaths attributed to drone strikes in the first three months of the year were recorded in the Kordofan region and Darfur, although the strikes were also increasingly spreading beyond both regions.
French farmers dump manure at TotalEnergies refinery in fuel price protest
French farmers have staged a protest outside a major oil refinery near Lyon, dumping manure and rubbish at the entrance in anger over rising fuel costs and falling incomes.
Private jets flocking to Cannes branded 'obscene' as fuel crisis sparks food shortage fears
More than 700 private flights flew to and from Cannes Film Festival for last year’s star-studded event, burning two million litres of fuel.
Evading justice: Wanted former Polish minister confirms he fled Hungary to US
Hungary's new Prime Minister Péter Magyar, who was sworn in on Saturday, said that Hungary would no longer protect people wanted elsewhere.
Bosnia's powerful peace envoy quits, with questions over role's future
Christian Schmidt had been in the role since 2021, and departs after appearing to lose the backing of the United States.
Reunion airport gets a bioclimatic terminal, the first in the tropics
The airport on the island of Reunion has been equipped with the world's first bioclimatic terminal in a tropical zone. The arrivals and baggage reclaim terminal operates without air-conditioning: the ventilation system is all-natural.
Iran seizes assets of football legend Ali Karimi in latest clampdown on regime's opponents
Iran’s judiciary says it has seized more properties belonging to former national football captain and football star Ali Karimi, alongside a wider wave of measures targeting prominent cultural, sport, and media figures accused of opposing the regime or cooperating with “hostile
Poland takes Mercosur fight to EU court
Poland has escalated its opposition to the Mercosur trade deal by filing a complaint with the EU’s top court and demanding that the agreement be suspended.
Brussels Airlines sees no flight cancellations 'for now' amid Middle East tensions
The Brussels-based airline has secured 80% of its jet fuel needs until the end of the year, but it doesn't hold physically the kerosene, as the fuel was purchased earlier under the airline's hedging strategy.
Telekom and Rheinmetall join forces on drone defence shield for cities and infrastructure
Suspicious drone flights over airports, barracks and critical infrastructure are increasing. German companies Telekom and Rheinmetall plan to jointly develop a system capable of detecting, disrupting and intercepting drones in emergencies.
Beatles to open new immersive fan experience at iconic site of their final performance
The Beatles are returning to one of their most iconic locations with a new seven-floor fan experience set inside their former Savile Row headquarters in central London.
Hushpitality, inheritourism and US road trips: These are all the 2026 travel trends you need to know
From seeking out silence to letting your roots dictate your destinations, here are the trends that will dominate the headlines in the coming months.
All Charleroi Airport flights to be grounded on Tuesday amid national strikes
The strikes are expected to ripple across Belgium’s air and ground travel, as unions step up pressure over pensions, wages and work conditions.
Europe locks down hantavirus cruise passengers for 42 days as they return home
Most passengers on board the hantavirus-hit cruise ship are back in their home countries, where they will undergo medical testing and follow an isolation period.
Meet the 18-year-old whose prize-winning invention takes on the microplastics emergency
Ayra Satheesh has been crowned the European winner for the 2026 Earth Prize for her work on tackling microplastics.
Naked bell ringers to drone-powered flying carpets: The must-see works of Venice Art Biennale 2026
From a naked performer acting as a giant bell ringer to drone-powered flying carpets suspended inside a church, take a look at some of the most talked-about works at this year's Venice Art Biennale.
Berlin and Kyiv unveil 'Brave Germany' arms programme
With "Brave Germany," Berlin and Kyiv aim to jointly develop new defence technologies, AI-enabled weapons and deep-strike capabilities.
Spanish officer dies on duty during hantavirus cruise ship emergency
The 62-year-old officer died of a heart attack while taking part in the security arrangements for the arrival of the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship in Tenerife.
Greece unveils framework to curb overtourism, increase investment and protect special areas
The development of tourism on the islands 'must continue without altering their special characteristics', said the Environment Minister, and 'the plan is open to correction', said the Tourism Minister.
Sweden suspects two of sending military-industrial products to Russia in defiance of sanctions
The Swedish Security Service (Sapo) said in a statement the two suspects had been arrested last week and were both remanded in custody.
Last passengers leave virus-hit cruise ship as three more test positive
An American, a Spaniard and a French national who have returned home have tested positive for hantavirus.
Soaring energy profits reignite calls for windfall tax across Europe
European oil and gas companies that posted huge profits in the first quarter on soaring prices caused by the war in the Middle East face new calls from London to Paris to tax their outsized gains.
Small Portuguese liqueur brand wins legal fight against Louis Vuitton
French luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton claimed the Portuguese company’s logo copied its famous initials, but a court ruled in favour of the small family-run brand.
Watch: Humanoid robot becomes Buddhist monk in South Korea
A humanoid robot named Gabi became an honorary Buddhist monk during an ordination ceremony held at Seoul’s Jogye Temple on May 6, ahead of Buddha’s birthday celebrations in South Korea.
Would you travel somewhere your doctor could prescribe? Sweden thinks you should
Sweden’s tourism pitch offers a country-wide remedy for modern burnout. Visit Sweden invites travellers to experience “fika” and “lagom” culture, alongside its saunas and icy cold dips to boost wellbeing.
What has the biggest impact on the female orgasm - Spanish study reveals all
Researchers from Loyola Andalucía and Granada universities have published a study with 518 healthy women that links the subjective experience of orgasm with overall sexual function. The emotional charge of that moment turns out to be the factor with the most predictive weight.
UK PM Starmer vows to put 'Britain at the heart of Europe' in key post-polls speech
Labour has been plunged into gloom by heavy losses last week in local elections across England and legislative votes in Scotland and Wales.
Macron dances to ‘Hakuna Matata’ during welcome ceremony in Kenya
French President Emmanuel Macron was welcomed with music, dancing and performances in Nairobi ahead of the Africa-France summit.
Musk once called Anthropic 'evil'. He is now powering his 'woke' competitor's AI expansion
Musk's SpaceX has leased its Colossus 1 supercomputer to Anthropic, giving Claude's maker a massive compute boost despite a previously bitter rivalry.