'The quintessential Pop portrait': Roy Lichtenstein’s Anxious Girl goes up for auction
The rarely seen Pop Art painting is expected to fetch up to $60 million (approximately €51 million) at Christie's sale next month.
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Ukraine formally asks Israel to seize vessel carrying grain stolen by Russia
A senior Ukrainian diplomatic source told Euronews that “if Israel responded to other requests via diplomatic channels, there would have been no need for tweets”, as Israeli FM Sa’ar lashed out at Kyiv over what he said was “Twitter diplomacy”.
Gulf unity on display in Jeddah, but absences and signals reveal limits to coordination
Gulf leaders met in Saudi Arabia to address the fallout from the Iran war, projecting unity but stopping short of concrete steps as divisions and uncertainty persist.
Logistics pressure builds across Caspian-Central Asia corridor as trade routes evolve
The Caspian-Central Asia corridor is facing growing strain as rising trade volumes outpace existing pipelines, rail and port capacity, while the Middle Corridor gains relevance as an alternative route between Asia and Europe.
The world’s best beaches have been revealed, and number 2 is in Europe
Sandy stretches in destinations including Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy, France and Ireland all made the top 50 ranking this year.
‘This is not patriotism’: Outrage at Donald Trump’s face on new passports
The US State Department is reportedly finalizing a "radical redesign" of the passport, which will feature a picture of Donald Trump from his second inaugural portrait. The plan and design have gone down like a lead balloon...
From the white kingdom to the green land of the midnight sun: Finland, Europe's top summer destination
Finland changes its skin when summer arrives. The land of snow, northern lights and icy landscapes transforms between June and August into a bright, green and vibrant place, where lakes are alive, cities come alive and the sun refuses to go away.
Russia scales back Moscow Victory Day parade, blaming threat from Ukraine
Russia says the annual commemoration of Soviet victory in World War Two will not feature military vehicles or cadets.
Poland’s social economy: EU-funded cooperative targets long-term unemployment
In the southern Polish town of Bielawa, a social economy initiative is providing vocational pathways for men facing chronic homelessness and addiction.
Grand Voyager | Exploring Tangier
From bustling markets and historic castles to its forest and iconic coast, Tangier is city full of character. But what is it about this North African city that inspires visitors?
Beyond meetings: a city where business meets leisure
In Astana, Kazakhstan’s capital, business and leisure go hand in hand, offering visitors a chance to balance packed schedules with moments of culture, nature, and relaxation.
Staycations on the rise for French travellers this summer amid geopolitical crisis and inflation
Against a backdrop of international tensions, inflation and rising transport costs, the French are planning to travel less this summer and cut back on their spending, according to an Ifop survey for Alliance France Tourisme.
Two Jewish people stabbed in north London terrorist incident, police say
The incident comes in the wake of a spate of arson attacks on synagogues and Jewish community sites in north London in recent weeks.
Deutsche Bank, Santander and UBS profits rise amid market impact from Iran war
Three of Europe’s biggest banks delivered record or above-forecast profits on Wednesday. TotalEnergies posted strong earnings, while Mercedes-Benz turned more cautious as collapsing China sales and geopolitical uncertainty weighed on the outlook.
Man accused of spying for Russia arrested in Berlin, prosecutors say
The suspect allegedly gave his Russian intelligence handler information about German military aid for Ukraine and photos of NATO military convoys moving along motorways.
Iran executed 21 people and arrested thousands since start of war, UN warns
UN has warned that the Tehran regime has executed 21 people and detained over 4,000 since the war began, accusing the Islamic Republic of torture, disappearances and targeting minorities.
Kubilius pushes Europen Defence Union but critics brand it a distraction
EU defence chief Andrius Kubilius is pushing a European Defence Union to tie Ukraine with its European allies, but the idea is already under fire, with one MEP warning that it risks distracting from the current job of bulletproofing the EU.
Timmy the stranded whale is finally on his way home thanks to entrepreneur-funded rescue
Fans can track Timmy's journey in real time.
Patti Smith announced as recipient of 2026 Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts
The American singer, songwriter and poet has been awarded "for her impetuous creativity that connects rock, symbolist poetry and the spirit of the counterculture with great expressive power".
‘Existential threat’: Europe’s regional airports are most vulnerable to jet fuel crisis
The energy crisis is compounding challenges already faced by Europe’s smaller airports, amounting to an “existential threat”.
Russian paramilitary carried out air strikes in Mali as rebels advanced, footage shows
Last weekend's attacks came as the Africa Corps withdrew from a key base in northern Mali.
US opioid crisis: families speak out after Purdue Pharma sentencing
Relatives of opioid overdose victims reacted outside a US court after Purdue Pharma was sentenced over its role in the opioid crisis.
Trump warns Iran to ‘better get smart soon’ as US plans long port blockade
A second round of US-Iran peace talks was due to take place in Islamabad at the weekend, but Trump abruptly ordered his envoys not to attend.
Lisa Kudrow says ‘Friends’ writers discussed 'sexual fantasies' about female stars
“There was definitely mean stuff going on behind the scenes,” Kudrow alleged in a recent interview.
'The EU is not the little sister of the US,' European Parliament Vice-President Wilmès says
The EU and the US should talk to each other as equal partners, European Parliament Vice-President and former Belgian Prime Minister Sophie Wilmès told Euronews' morning show Europe Today.
Conspiracy theories abound after White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting
US President Donald Trump is no stranger to theories alleging that attempts on his life are false flag operations.
France urges citizens to leave Mali after rebel attacks
The UK has issued similar advice, telling citizens who stay, that they do so at their own risk.
EU backs ending new oil and gas drilling
The war in the Middle East may have driven up oil and gas demand, but the world should still ditch new fossil fuel drilling, EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra has said, insisting on "affordable, reliable, homegrown clean energy."
How engaged are young Europeans in online civic and political life?
Online platforms are becoming the new political arena for Europe's youth. With their online engagement higher than in older groups, how do countries compare across the continent?
Latest news bulletin | April 29th, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 29th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
EU Commissioner Mînzatu counting on Romanian 'pro-European stance' despite feared eurosceptic turn
European Commission Vice-President Mînzatu says she's "convinced" her native Romania will maintain a pro-European stance despite her Socialist party teaming up with the far-right in a bid to oust the centrist government.
Kyiv vows response as Russia ships stolen grain to multiple countries
As the diplomatic row between Ukraine and Israel continues to escalate, Kyiv said there are also other countries buying its stolen grain from Russia-occupied territories.
‘Not OK to steal a charity’: Elon Musk testifies in legal battle with Sam Altman over OpenAI
In his opening statement, Musk’s lawyer, Steven Molo, said Altman and Brockman, with Microsoft’s help, had taken control of a charity “whose mission was the safe, open development of artificial intelligence”. Musk is seeking damages and Altman’s removal from OpenAI’s board.
Who will be playing at Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday party?
An upcoming event at London’s Royal Albert Hall will celebrate Sir David Attenborough’s centenary, complete with a music line-up fitting for the momentous occasion.
Friends or rivals? Dembélé and Upamecano unite Évreux in a Champions League night to remember
The region of Evre in Normandy celebrated its two "children" who grew up together and gave a unique performance in the match between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich as rivals
Hundreds gather to smell rare ‘corpse flower’ blooming in London
Visitors flocked to Kew Gardens in London to witness and smell the rare blooming of the titan arum, known for its foul odour.
Romania’s recycling shift gains momentum as Brussels watches closely
In two and a half years, Romania has gone from one of the EU's worst recycling performers to a country that made significant progress – writes Cristian Gherasim. It is a rare Eastern European success story in a policy area long dominated by wealthier member states. But with
That's so Gen Z: One third of younger people believe they're psychic, according to survey
Can you see into the future? If not, maybe you're just too old...
New atlas reveals organ-by-organ shifts in women’s bodies during menopause
Menopause is known to mark a major transition in women’s bodies, but its effects on the reproductive system as a whole is less understood. Using artificial intelligence, scientists have now developed an atlas that maps how individual organs change, revealing some unexpected
Mega elevator deal: Finnish lift maker Kone acquires German rival TKE in €29.4bn deal
Finnish lift maker Kone nearly doubles its size in what the Finnish media described as the largest corporate acquisition ever carried out in Finland.
Parliament moves to clean up pet trade and protect animal welfare
The European Parliament has approved the first-ever EU-wide rules to protect cats and dogs from abuse, marking a significant step forward in animal welfare legislation. The new regulation, adopted by a landslide of 558 votes in favour (35 against and 52 absentions), introduces
Oil prices rise despite UAE exit from OPEC as Iran war ceasefire hangs in balance
Oil markets are navigating a period of unprecedented volatility after the UAE announced its withdrawal from OPEC and the OPEC+.
Watch: Robot dogs with Elon Musk and Bezos' faces are excreting AI art at a Berlin museum
Beeple says the work critiques how today’s perceptions of reality are increasingly shaped by algorithms controlled by powerful tech companies rather than artists.
Elderly woman rescued by autonomous robot near Ukraine frontline
Video released by Ukraine’s Third Army Corps shows a four-hour rescue in Lyman, where a 77-year-old woman was saved by an autonomous vehicle after being spotted by drone pilots. The ground drone carried a blanket and a note reading: “Grandma, sit down!”
Are there alternatives to mainstream social media platforms? |Euronews Tech Talks
Privacy, political, and ethical concerns are pushing people to look for alternative social media platforms. What are the options? Are they the solution? Euronews Tech Talks tries to understand.
Donald Trump's regulator orders licence reviews after Jimmy Kimmel’s Melania joke
Network ABC is under pressure since Kimmel made a joke about Melania Trump three days before the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting.
EU finds Meta violates digital rules by not doing enough to keep children off Instagram and Facebook
One in ten children under the age of 13 is using Facebook or Instagram, EU regulators say.
King Charles III lauds ‘indispensable’ US-UK alliance at White House state dinner
During the White House state dinner on Tuesday evening, King Charles III highlighted “one of the most consequential alliances in human history” in a largely jovial and lighthearted speech.
Assessing climate change risks along Spain’s coast
A new project aims to assess the risks that climate change pose to the development of marine aquaculture along the entire Spanish coastline. AcuAdapt – Climate Risk Assessment and Adaptation Strategies for Spanish Marine Aquaculture is funded through the PLEAMAR call from the
Greenpeace stages beach protest against fossil fuels during Colombia conference
Greenpeace activists displayed large messages on a beach in Colombia, calling for a transition away from fossil fuels during an international conference.