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Clair Obscur sweeps The Game Awards with nine wins
The French-made role-playing game is named game of the year and also picks up prizes for music and performance.
Europe Today: Nadia Calviño discusses Trump and Europe's economy
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme, Europe Today, at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
How Pakistan’s internal breakdown became Europe’s new border war
Europe today faces a three-fold crisis: a migration crisis straining its borders and asylum systems, a humanitarian crisis born from escalating persecution and violence in Pakistan, and a criminal crisis fueled by powerful transnational smuggling networks. These are not
Cheap online fake accounts make misinformation a ‘thriving underground market’, study finds
A new Cambridge University index exposes the thriving underground market where fake social media account verifications can be purchased for as little as 8 cents, fueling online manipulation and election interference worldwide.
Latest news bulletin | December 12th, 2025 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 12th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Millions live in cold houses in Europe: Where is fuel poverty worst?
The share of people in the EU who are unable to keep their homes adequately warm has increased since the energy crisis sparked by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Humanities award for 2025 goes to new cultural centre
It may not be quite as well-known as some prizes but the Prix Avicenne is awarded for outstanding achievements in the humanities and natural sciences. It also acknowledges projects that contribute to the preservation and promotion of historical and scientific heritage. Its
Eurovision winner Nemo to return trophy in protest at Israel
The Swiss singer sees a "clear conflict" between Israel's participation in the event and Eurovision's values.
Vegetarian and vegan diets can be healthy for kids, study finds. But there’s a catch
Children on plant-based diets may need to take supplements or eat fortified foods to get enough key nutrients, researchers said.
Coalition of the Willing calls for transatlantic unity for Ukraine as peace talks accelerate
This week's diplomatic flurry continued on Thursday when 34 leaders gathered for a Coalition of the Willing meeting to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine. The other aim: get the US on board with their positions.
FIFA accused of 'monumental betrayal' over 'extortionate' World Cup 2026 ticket prices
FIFA said in September that tickets released through its website would initially range from €51 for group-stage matches to €5,727 for the final, but those prices are subject to change as it adopts dynamic pricing.
Russia could attack Nato within five years, says alliance chief in stark new warning
Mark Rutte warns allies to start ramping up preparations "for the scale of war our grandparents or great-grandparents endured".
Swiss Eurovision champion Nemo returns winner's trophy to protest Israel's inclusion
The contest, which turns 70 in 2026, strives to put pop before politics, but has repeatedly been embroiled in world events.
Migration remains an opportunity for Europe, Spanish economy minister tells Euronews
Spanish Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo said migration remains an economic opportunity even as the debate around it is hijacked by political forces, with false narratives about migrants amplified by social media.
EU told to 'act with courage'
A conference was told that European policies are “seriously penalizing businesses”. So says Aurelio Regina, Confindustria’s delegate for Energy and the Energy Transition. She was speaking at the ECR group study days event in Rome which concludes on Friday (12 December). Regina
Serbia's President Vučić caught on hot mic: 'I received a message from Moscow'
Vučić's opaque comment comes amid continuing multilateral negotiations to end Russia's invasion and shore up Ukraine's resistance.
Global tech talent set sights on Dubai as app championship returns
The third edition of Create Apps Championship offers first-time coders, students and tech entrepreneurs around the world a chance to transform app ideas into real ventures and win a share of over €580,000 funding for app development.
EU tightens foreign investment screening to counter rising geopolitical threats
The European Parliament and EU member states are taking steps to prevent rivals like China from “weaponising” their investments.
What are transition credits? Philippines takes novel approach to coal phase-out
This novel take on carbon credits could cure Asia's coal addiction - but critics are sceptical.
Latest news bulletin | December 11th, 2025 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 11th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Europe needs to do 'much more' towards security, Germany's chancellor warns
While Washington seems inclined to tilt towards Moscow, Germany is rearming and may soon have the strongest army in Europe.
Austria's parliament passes law banning headscarves for schoolgirls under age of 14
Critics say the law could fuel anti-Muslim sentiment and a similar proposal to ban head coverings for girls in 2020 was rejected by the Constitutional Court because it targeted only Muslims.
Musk vs the EU: Fact-checking the tech billionaire's X claims on Europe
Elon Musk made and reshared a series of misleading and sensationalised claims related to Europe on his X platform in the aftermath of a fine imposed on X by the European Commission for failing to comply with its transparency duties.
Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis elected as president of Eurogroup
Kyriakos Pierrakakis elected head of Eurogroup in recognition of Greece's reform agenda. Belgian candidate caught in crossfire over reparations loan for Ukraine. The Eurogroup handles key economic and financial dossiers.
Flying high: What are Europe's fastest-growing airports?
Medium-sized cities saw the fastest increases in passenger volumes, with Polish and Italian hubs dominating the list.
'Stolen children': New documentary explores fate of infants classed as dead but sold for adoption
From the 1970s until at least 2005, nurses, doctors or taxi drivers were involved in child theft in Georgia. The mothers were told their babies had died and the bodies were not released. Now, a new documentary has given the children a chance to find their biological family.
Berlusconi's MFE backs Paramount over Netflix in Warner Bros ownership battle
Italy’s largest media group, MFE-MediaForEurope, has publicly thrown its support behind Paramount’s hostile bid for Warner Bros Discovery, arguing that Paramount’s offer would preserve competition in the global streaming market.
Mickey Mouse meets ChatGPT: Disney signs short video deal with OpenAI
Disney has signed a deal with OpenAI to let the firm's video generation tool produce short videos featuring more than 200 Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars characters.
Hamas attacks and hostage treatment in Gaza crimes against humanity, Amnesty says
Amnesty International says Palestinian armed groups committed crimes against humanity in the 7 October 2023 attacks on Israel, with Hamas bearing primary responsibility for war crimes including murder and torture.
A burning discovery: the first human firestarters lived 350,000 years earlier than thought?
Archaeologists in Britain have uncovered new evidence which suggests humankind's ability to master fire is some 350,000 years older than previously thought.
US wants 'special economic zone' in Ukraine's frontline region, Zelensky says
Ukraine's president says territory and control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power remain unresolved issues in a peace plan.
EU triggers emergency clause to indefinitely immobilise Russian assets
The EU has decided to keep the assets of the Russian Central Bank immobilised for the foreseeable future. The ban, which is based on a provision for economic emergencies, pushes back against external attempts to release the €210 billion in assets before Ukraine is compensated.
Thinking of moving to Italy? This Tuscan town will help pay your rent and buy your home
The mayor of Radicondoli has earmarked €400,000 this year to lure new residents.
EU unveils new pharma deal that overhauls two decades of medicine rules
The European Union has agreed on new pharmaceutical rules introducing new incentives to boost the pharmaceutical industry amid accessibility concerns.
Europeans are turning up to railway stations in their pyjamas to protest cancelled night trains
The decline of international night trains across Europe is facing growing scrutiny – as activists opt to protest in comfort.
Bulgarian PM and government resign after mass protests
Rosen Zhelyazkov's dramatic move came ahead of a vote of no confidence in parliament, and 20 days before Bulgaria joins the euro.
EU reaches landmark pharma deal after marathon overnight talks
When most of us were sleeping, the European Parliament and Council were hammering out a deal on the Pharma Package - a combined 400 articles in a regulation and directive. After eleven hours of intense negotiations on the fifth floor (5G3, to be precise), the deal was
TIME Person of the Year 2025 announced: The 'Architects of AI'
This is not the first time the magazine has picked a non-human as its Person of the Year, and 2025's choice reflects the domination of AI in news, public debate, as well as modern anxieties surrounding the rise of artificial intelligence.
Trans-Caspian fiber-optic cable project will create a new direct East-West digital pathway
Chairman of the Board of AzerTelecom Emil Masimov unveils how the Digital Silk Way will reshape Eurasian connectivity, creating the first direct digital bridge between Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan and powering future cloud and AI ecosystems.
Spanish start-up calls for shake-up of VAT refunds for tourists
After four decades of selling tourists “tax-free” shopping that is really a slow, partial VAT refund, Spanish fintech STAMP is campaigning to flip the model so non-EU visitors never pay the tax at the till.
Fugitive in Italy arrested after hiding in nativity scene as fake statue
A 38-year-old was arrested in southern Italy on Saturday after the town's mayor spotted him posing as a statue in a Christmas nativity scene. The man was wanted for assaulting a police officer and had escaped a prison sentence in Bologna.
Cases like College of Europe probe risk damaging EU reputation, watchdog says
Integrity-related investigations, like the College of Europe probe, carry a high risk of damaging the EU's reputation, the head of the European Ombudsman told Euronews in a wide-ranging interview.
Austria bans headscarves in schools for under-14s
A similar ban for girls under 10 was struck down by the Constitutional Court for specifically targeting Muslims.
EU and Ukraine agree 10-point plan to speed up Kyiv's accession bid despite Hungary’s veto
The European Union and Ukraine have drawn up a to-do list that will allow Kyiv to make technical progress on its bid to join the EU despite official talks being blocked by Hungary, saying EU accession is a “key element” of Ukraine’s security guarantees.
Saxony eyes €500mn Volkswagen stake to save jobs and win influence
With Volkswagen planning to cut tens of thousands of jobs in Germany, Saxony’s Greens are calling for the state to buy into the carmaker and secure a seat on VW’s supervisory board.
UK police appeal for information after 600 items stolen from Bristol museum in 'high value' raid
The Bristol robbery came just three weeks before a daring daylight heist at the Louvre Museum in Paris which saw a gang make off with crown jewels worth an estimated €88 million.
Ukrainian sea drones reportedly hit another Russian shadow fleet vessel in Black Sea
Sources at Ukraine’s security service claim the Dashan tanker had received "critical damage" after it got hit by sea drones in Black Sea off Crimea’s coast.
Inside the €1 million offer to launch the first Nobel Prize in climate and planetary health
Leading voices have joined the call for the Nobel Committee to launch a dedicated climate Prize.
Building trust across 40+ navies: How SCA Group sets the standard in global military logistics
In today’s defence landscape, trust is earned not through declarations but through continuous operational performance, stringent compliance, and proven results over decades. This is the foundation on which SCA Group, headed by S.C.A. - Shipping Consultants Associated LTD, has