Polling stations open in Brazil for some 160 million voters
Brazilians are voting across the country, with polls open from 8:00 to 17:00 Brasília time. As voting is digital, first results should appear within three hours of closing.
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Two people have died in Catalonia as the region is hit by torrential rain and flooding
On Sunday, Spanish Civil Protection sent a new Es-Alert to five Catalan counties reminding residents of travel restrictions, after Barcelona saw its wettest day in at least 20 years and the Besòs river passed the danger threshold.
'I have complete confidence in Jordan': Le Pen backs Bardella after three days of silence
After three days of silence, the National Rally's French presidential candidate has responded to Mediapart's release of new alleged evidence of antisemitic remarks by the party leader.
Peace through strength: President Aliyev's speech and Azerbaijan's security priorities
President Ilham Aliyev's (pictured) address to the Congress of the New Azerbaijan Party (YAP) was more than a party speech. It set out, in programmatic form, how Azerbaijan intends to protect its territorial integrity and sovereignty, that it won on the battlefield in
Merz makes surprise visit to Kyiv: Germany pledges further aid to Ukraine
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz made a surprise visit to Kyiv on Sunday. Accompanied by Economy Minister Katherina Reiche and representatives of German defence and energy companies, he aims to pledge further military and financial support for Ukraine.
Latvia's pro-European ruling party wins election as populists gain ground
With more than 99.9 per cent of votes counted, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs' United List party was in the lead with 35.4 percent, according to state TV.
Off the Record: Teflon Rutte is on a mission to keep NATO together
Every week, Euronews' Chief Europe Editor Maria Tadeo breaks down the stories that made the week in Brussels and beyond. This week: her exclusive interview with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte — a man with Teflon skin.
Latest news bulletin | October 4th, 2026 – Midday
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Spanish police begin clearing Ceuta's largest migrant camp ahead of King and Queen's visit
Police began Operation Trampolín on Sunday to clear a makeshift settlement on Ceuta's Trampolín beach, home to about 3,000 people living in poor conditions for more than two months.
FlyDubai captain said he had “one more fight left in me” and opened cockpit door
FlyDubai hero captain Smit Machchhar described to Israeli prime minister Benjanim Netanyahu how the attack started and how he managed to finally open the cockpit door after nearly losing his vision under the co-pilot’s repeated blows.
'I want to spark new ideas': Architect Ma Yansong on designing the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
Last month, film producer George Lucas opened his long-awaited Museum of Narrative Art for many legions of fans of Star Wars memorabilia and visual storytelling. Ma Yansong, the Chinese architect who designed the futuristic looking building, says he hopes it "sparks curiosity
Kyiv bridge hit in further Russian drone attack as German chancellor makes surprise visit
Footage shows a drone hitting the Pivnichyi (Northern) Bridge as vehicles move across it, creating a large fireball.
North Korea fires intermediate-range missile, claiming evasive flight and AI features
Japan’s military said the missile landed in waters outside its exclusive economic zone, while South Korea's military, which often accuses the North of exaggerating its capabilities, said it travelled more than 700 kilometres.
Bosnia votes as pro-Russian politician looms large over race and stalled EU bid dominate election
Around 3.4 million voters in Bosnia are choosing the three members of the country’s multi-ethnic presidency, lawmakers for the national Parliament, and heads of institutions for the country’s two entities.
Increasing influence: Italy marks 800 years since death of Saint Francis of Assisi
Ceremonies and events are being held in Assisi throughout the day in honour of Italy's patron saint. The festivities form part of the Franciscan Jubilee Year, proclaimed by Pope Leo XIV.
The eyes have it: Iconic World Cup pictures explored by Getty photographers
Whether on or off the pitch, many of the most memorable moments from FIFA World Cups have been captured by Getty. Here, some of the photographers behind those lenses share their thoughts about taking the best emotive images.
Shooting and scoring: Photographer Alex Pantling on capturing the world’s greatest footballers
Getty photographer Alex Pantling reported on the FIFA World Cup 2026 and shared with European Lens his reflection on the experience along with some of his favourite shots from the tournament.
Where is Europe’s greenest city? Eight finalists announced for 2028 and three are in Spain
The finalists were judged in seven areas, including climate change resilience, waste management and how quickly they are cutting emissions.
The best place to retire abroad is no longer in Europe – but six of the top ten are
European destinations scored highly in a new global retirement ranking, with six countries among the top ten, as people looking to retire abroad weigh higher taxes against quality of life.
Latest news bulletin | October 4th, 2026 – Morning
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Where to celebrate Halloween 2026 in Europe: Spooky cities, haunted hotels and scary events
Fancy a fright? These European destinations, hotels and Halloween events promise everything from Gothic legends to full-blown horror.
Scientists uncover how the brain adds new information to an existing memory
A study by three Spanish institutions shows that specific hippocampal neurons safeguard existing memories even as new information about events is stored.
Scientists discover how the brain adds new information to old memories
A study by three Spanish institutions shows how specific hippocampal neurons preserve past memories even as new information about those events is stored.
Researchers discover how the brain updates memories with new information
A joint study by three Spanish institutions shows how certain hippocampal neurons safeguard existing memories even as new information about events is stored.
Azerbaijan, Turkey and Uzbekistan join forces in major military exercise
Thousands of military personnel from Azerbaijan, Turkey and Uzbekistan, as well as other nations participating as observers, including Iran, joined forces in the “Power of Unity, 2026” military exercise for the first time, in the Hojavend district of Azerbaijan’s Karabakh region.
Tens of thousands take to Madrid streets demanding housing action
Tens of thousands of protesters marched through Madrid demanding affordable housing and stronger protections for renters, a day after lawmakers rejected emergency housing measures.
Brazil's Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro wrap up campaigns on eve of tight vote
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro have a final chance on Saturday to sway voters at rallies in crucial São Paulo before a tight election marked by scandals and personal attacks.
Tens of thousands of people take to streets of Paris to march for Pride
Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire, who leaded the march through the capital, highlighted some of the threats that the LGBTQ+ community is still facing, saying, "LGBTQIA+ venues are still being threatened, attacked, discriminated against, and subjected to violence and intimidation."
Russia hits second major bridge in Ukraine's capital Kyiv
The strike on the Pivnichnyi (Northern) Bridge comes after repeat attacks on another major bridge in Ukraine's capital.
Ceuta support T-shirt: €10 of its €35 price goes to self-described ‘patriotic’ movement Save Europe Act
A T-shirt bearing the slogan “We are all from Ceuta” is being sold as a show of support for Ceuta, but part of the proceeds goes to Save Europe Act, a self-described patriotic movement that advocates remigration.
Latest news bulletin | October 3rd, 2026 – Evening
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Nearly 500,000 people protest in Madrid over Spain's housing crisis
Thousands take to the streets across Spain as protesters call for a general strike after parliament rejects two government housing decrees.