Drone neutralised flying over government buildings in Warsaw, PM Donald Tusk says
The incident comes at a time of heightened regional tensions following a string of airspace violations.
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Bulgaria arrests Russian owner of ship at centre of Beirut port blast that killed 218
The arrest of Igor Grechushkin comes nearly five years after a Lebanese investigative judge issued two arrest warrants through Interpol for him and the vessel's captain.
Faith must reclaim its place in diplomacy
Maulen Ashimbayev, Chairman of the Senate of Kazakhstan The world today is split between rival power blocs in a way that is dangerously destabilising. From the wars in Gaza and Ukraine to countless crises that never make the headlines, great power rivalry has paralysed efforts
Spain's PM Sánchez calls for Israel to be banned from sports events over war in Gaza
Speaking to members of his Socialist Party, Sánchez said Israel, like Russia, should not be allowed to compete in international sports events because of its military campaign in Gaza.
British aristocrat and boyfriend sentenced to 14 years in prison for killing their newborn
Constance Marten, 38, and her boyfriend Mark Gordon, 51, a convicted sex offender, were sentenced at the Old Bailey after being found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter in July.
DNA evidence found near scene of Charlie Kirk's shooting matches suspect, FBI director says
Kirk, who brought young, conservative evangelical Christians into politics, was shot on Wednesday while speaking at Utah Valley University during one of his many campus stops.
Alphabet reaches $3 trillion market capitalisation, after shares rally in September
The Google parent company has attracted strong investor interest following a favourable antitrust ruling which stopped a forced sale of its Chrome browser.
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Belarus and Russia stage joint military drills
The BBC's Russia editor, Steve Rosenberg, reports from joint manoeuvres by Russia and Belarus, as part of the Zapad 2025 (West 2025) military drills.
Prisoners in Cuba forced into labour for exports to Europe, report claims
Tens of thousands of prisoners are subjected to systemic forced labour, producing goods such as coal and cigars for export markets in conditions close to slavery, according to a new report published on Monday by the NGO Prisoners Defenders.
Trump suggests TikTok deal reached with China. Here’s what to know
What do we know about a possible deal reached between the US and China regarding TikTok?
Connection tourism: These are the best European cities for layovers
New research has revealed the best European cities for a layover, with Barcelona claiming the top spot.
Weight loss drugs like Ozempic work well for kids and teens, study finds. But should kids take them?
The popular drugs worked well to help children and adolescents lose weight and lower their blood sugar levels, a new review found.
Pope Leo XIV thanks faithful as he celebrates 70th birthday
Pope Leo XIV marked his 70th birthday on Sunday by thanking God, his parents and those who prayed for him during his traditional noon blessing in St. Peter’s Square.
What to expect from Meta Connect 2025: Smarter glasses and maybe a smart watch
“This will be the year when we understand the trajectory for AI glasses,” Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said on an earnings call.
French streamer Deezer reveals that 28 per cent of music uploaded to platform is AI-generated
The French music streaming service said 30,000 tracks created with AI are added to the platform every day – a 10 per cent increase compared to April.
US flags line Windsor streets ahead of Trump state visit
Windsor is preparing for the arrival of US President Donald Trump this Friday, with police carrying out searches and American flags lining the town’s main street.
Belarus and Russia's show of firepower appears to be a message to Europe
The Zapad-2025 military drills come just days after Poland accused Moscow of violating its air space with a drone incursion.
Spanish PM calls for Israel to be barred from international sport
Pedro Sánchez says Israel should be treated in the same way as Russia over its war in Ukraine.
'Don’t Mention the Children': Stars and activists unite in appeal to suspend UK arms sales to Israel
Annie Lennox, Dame Vanessa Redgrave, Guy Pearce and Ambika Mod are among the names who have lent their voices to a new recital of Michael Rosen's 2014 poem.
Nvidia violated antitrust laws, China says, amid trade talks with the US
The chipmaking giant is facing an investigation by the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) in China for an earlier acquisition.
PM Starmer condemns Elon Musk's 'violence is coming' comments at UK anti-migrant rally
The UK prime minister denounced violence on the fringes of Saturday's "Unite the Kingdom" demonstration in London organised by far-right campaigner Tommy Robinson.
MEPs call on European Commission to drop energy purchase promise in EU-US trade deal
A letter is currently circulating within the European Parliament denouncing the European Commission’s commitment to purchase $750 billion worth of energy products from the US.
How are overweight and obesity affecting EU citizens?
Overweight and obesity are rapidly increasing across Europe, a new study has found. In several Eastern European countries, three-quarters of men are overweight or obese.
Netanyahu defends Israeli operations in Gaza City and 'legitimate' strike on Hamas in Qatar
Netanyahu criticised international condemnation of Israel following their strike on Doha last week, saying retaliatory Israeli attacks in Europe in the 1970s did not generate “a great cry of wrongdoing”.
Ørsted sells shares at a deep discount as the firm urgently seeks capital
Danish offshore wind energy company Ørsted is facing financial uncertainty after the Trump administration derailed its US projects.
French air traffic controllers delay strike until October: What does this mean for travellers?
Fresh dates have been announced for next month, with the union extending strike action over several days.
Peace deal opens borders positioning Azerbaijan as a tourism gateway for the South Caucasus
New air, road, and rail connections are expected to make overland journeys and multi-country itineraries more accessible.
In Estonia, a new rare-earth magnet plant powers Europe’s green transition
Europe has taken a key step toward reducing its reliance on China for rare-earth magnets, critical for clean technologies. Europe’s first production facility has opened in Narva, Estonia, planning to supply magnets for over a million electric vehicles and a thousand offshore
Controversial British punk-rappers Bob Vylan's Dutch gig cancelled over Charlie Kirk statements
Punk rap duo Bob Vylan have had their next gig cancelled after frontman Bobby Vylan made controversial comments about Charlie Kirk's death on stage. The frontman has denied claims he celebrated the shooting of the ring-wing activist.
Countries that threaten EU can't participate in defence, Greek PM Mitsotakis says
Mitsotakis also said Athens supports coordinated EU and US efforts to end the war in Ukraine but that Kyiv cannot be frozen out of talks.
Fire in Manila displaces 1,000 families and destroys several homes
Around 1,000 families were displaced on Monday after a massive fire swept through a densely populated residential area of Manila over the weekend, authorities said.
An introduction into the casino industry
Though the world of online gambling seems like a new phenomenon to many, it has been around for a few decades now. With that much of a legacy behind it, it can seem daunting to beginners when first getting started with online gaming. After reading this brief post, you’ll know
Israel destroys multiple high-rises in Gaza City after evacuation warning
Israel’s military destroyed several high-rise buildings in Gaza City on Sunday after issuing online evacuation orders, some of which gave residents less than an hour to leave.
Impose sanctions on Israel, 325 ex-EU officials ask UN
Some 325 former EU ambassadors and senior officials have called on the UN General Assembly to impose sanctions on Israel over its actions in Gaza and the West Bank.
Another Mediterranean diet benefit: Better gum health, say UK scientists
Our teeth and gums have a major impact on our overall health.
US President Trump to meet King Charles III and PM Starmer on state visit
British royals will host US President Donald Trump for his second state visit on Tuesday, including a state banquet and meetings on global issues like Ukraine and Gaza.
Swedish Prime Minister rebuffs Orbán’s child assassin claims as 'outrageous lies'
A public spat between the Swedish and the Hungarian prime ministers erupted on social media after Viktor Orbán claimed 280 Swedish underage girls were arrested for murder, quoting a German newspaper report.
Coldplay fans angry over Chris Martin asking fans to 'send love' to Charlie Kirk’s family
“They just lost a lifelong Coldplay fan.” Fans are questioning whether the band's comments regarding Charlie Kirk were appropriate, with some calling out the band for mentioning someone who held hard-right views on immigration, gun control and the transgender community.
Why the Fed is likely to cut rates as economic uncertainty mounts
Caught between economic uncertainty and political pressure, the Federal Reserve will decide this week whether to begin cutting interest rates after nine months — and by how much.
'Free Palestine': Javier Bardem wears keffiyeh at Emmys and calls Gaza situation a 'genocide'
Speaking on the red carpet, he cited a recent resolution by the International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS), which concluded that Israel’s actions in Gaza meet the UN definition of genocide.
Paris special court opens trial for three women accused of joining so-called Islamic State group
The trial of the three women, all from the Clain family, opened in Paris on Monday. They are accused of being members of the so-called Islamic State terrorist group.
Conor McGregor ends bid to be Irish president
The MMA fighter says the decision comes after "careful reflection" and consultation with his family.
Tommy Robinson rally in London draws 110,000 and ends in clashes
A march organised by far-right activist Tommy Robinson drew more than 110,000 people in London on Saturday, but it turned unruly when a small group clashed with police.
Europe faces billions in economic losses from summer heatwaves, droughts and floods, study warns
Experts have revealed how extreme weather events are already reshaping Europe’s economic landscape.
Emissions targets deferred, Newsletter
This week's key events presented by Euronews' editor in chief, EU news, Jeremy Fleming-Jones.
Russian disinformation falsely claims Coalition of the Willing plans to 'occupy' Ukraine
Pro-Kremlin actors are using disinformation to take aim at Western efforts to facilitate a peace settlement for Ukraine.
Four firefighters injured in Russian drone attack in Chernihiv region
Overall at least five civilians were killed and 43 were injured in Russian attacks across Ukraine over the past 24 hours, regional authorities reported on Monday.
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Pro-Palestine protesters halt the Vuelta a España final stage in Madrid
Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted the final stage of the Vuelta a España on Sunday, forcing cyclists to stop with about 50 kilometres remaining on the Madrid circuit.