Airport council warns: Hormuz closure poses major fuel shortage risks
In a letter to the EU, the Airports Council International warned that if Hormuz does not reopen within three weeks, paraffin shortages in Europe will be critical.
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French man charged with locking son in van for more than a year
The boy was found malnourished, naked, lying next to human excrement and unable to walk, the prosecutor said.
JD Vance warns Iran not to "play" US during planned talks in Pakistan
The US vice president has said he is 'looking forward to negotiations' in Pakistan as UK prime minister Starmer classifies the ceasefire as 'fragile.'
55 Years on China-Belgium Diplomatic Ties: Seize the China Opportunity in the Year of the Horse
In a more volatile world of wars and walls, China has stood out as an anchor for peace and development, a valuable opportunity for all, open for business and known for its long-tested political stability, economic prosperity, technological advancement and better lives for 1.4
Lithuania and Azerbaijan expand business ties with focus on energy, trade and EU connectivity
Lithuania is strengthening economic and political ties with Azerbaijan through Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė’s visit to Baku, focusing on energy, trade and transport connectivity, and aiming to deepen cooperation within the EU framework.
Italy: From Go to Monopoly, board games bridge generations
A new exhibition titled “0–99. Design for Play” opened on 10 April 2026 at Palazzo Arese Borromeo in Cesano Maderno, near Milan, turning a 17th‑century aristocratic residence into a large, interactive gallery of games.
Israel: Hezbollah rocket from Lebanon strikes Safed, injuring several people
Emergency services were deployed in Safed on 10 April 2026 after a rocket fired from Lebanon by Hezbollah struck the northern city, prompting a rapid response to treat casualties and secure the area.
Win a Picasso for €100: Paris raffle aims to raise millions for Alzheimer’s research
A Paris raffle is offering a Picasso for €100 a ticket, with proceeds expected to raise millions for Alzheimer’s research.
Emmanuel Macron meets Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican to discuss global tensions
France’s President Emmanuel Macron met Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican on Friday, marking their first official talks and signalling renewed dialogue between France and the Holy See at a time of rising global tensions.
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Former hostage In Iran faces surreal tax troubles in France after release
Former French hostage in Iran, Benjamin Brière, said his release did not end his ordeal, as he struggled with taxes, benefits and reintegration back home.
Bafta apologises after review finds failures in handling of John Davidson's N-word outburst
The review found no malicious intent but identified clear structural failures. It comes days after the BBC also admitted its broadcast of the slur breached its own editorial standards.
How a Russian propaganda unit is targeting Hungary’s elections
A fabricated claim that Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar plans to reintroduce mandatory military conscription is spreading online, with researchers linking it to Storm-1516, a well-established Russian disinformation campaign targeting elections across Europe.
EU airline industry warns of fuel shortages if Strait of Hormuz stays closed
The trade body for European airports said if the Strait of Hormuz did not open in the next three weeks, there could be shortages.
Man accused of coercing wife into sex with 120 men goes on trial in Sweden
The 61-year-old denies threatening physical violence and plying his wife with drugs to force her into having sex with strangers.
France's Macron and Pope Leo XIV hold first meeting at the Vatican
Macron's visit to Rome notably excluded any meeting with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The Elysée defined the visit as "republican and secular" with no bilateral political meetings with the Italian government planned.
Strait of Hormuz falls outside NATO's remit, Spain says after Trump's ultimatum
"NATO will not participate in this war," the Spanish foreign minister said as Donald Trump ramps up pressure on allies to help restore freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.
Ongoing wars 'not failure of UN but of member states', General Assembly President tells Euronews
The head of the United Nations' main policy-making organ responded to mounting criticism of her organisation in a Euronews interview, arguing the abuse of vetoes by key members is blocking progress.
Ukraine : Russian drone attacks hit Sumy and Odesa as Easter truce looms
Russian drone strikes hit Sumy and Odesa, injuring two and damaging homes and energy sites, as Putin proposes a brief Easter ceasefire.
Mr Nobody on leaving Russia behind: Oscar-winning director Pavel Talankin talks home truths
In an exclusive interview, Paval Talankin, winner of the 2026 Best Documentary Oscar, tells Euronews about live outside his Russian homeland and the "discarded" generation for whom he made 'Mr Nobody Against Putin'.
Dutch police urge victims of 'international sextortion campaign' to come forward
Dutch police have warned that dozens of women and girls were coerced into degrading sexual acts on camera in several countries.
Israeli restaurant targeted in suspected antisemitic attack in Munich
Antisemitic offences in Germany have risen significantly in recent years, reaching a new peak in 2024. Authorities recorded 6,236 cases, including 173 violent incidents, according to available data.
Overlooked IRGC institution holds key to Iran's Hormuz approach, expert warns
The fragile US-Iran ceasefire is already faltering, with Tehran still blocking the Strait of Hormuz navigation in protest against Israel’s attacks in Lebanon. A leading Iran expert indicates Tehran's Hormuz strategy could be part of a well-established strategy.
US inflation surges to 3.3% as Iran war fuels energy price shock
US consumer prices rose sharply in March, with headline inflation climbing to 3.3% year-on-year as energy costs spiked in the wake of the Iran war, official data showed on Friday.
Elections in Hungary: What do the polls say?
Medián, currently considered among the most accurate pollsters in Hungary, predicts a two-thirds majority in parliament for opposition party Tisza. Most other pollsters estimate a smaller lead for them, while few have the ruling Fidesz party narrowly ahead.
EU considering excessive profit taxes on oil and gas companies, foreign profits remain unclear
The European Commission is considering taxing windfall profits, similar to the mechanism applied in 2022 during the natural gas crisis. The plea came from five EU countries, which also called for the tax to be expanded to foreign profits dealing with fossil fuels.
Meet My Mama: the startup turning home cooks into high-end entrepreneurs
In Paris, Meet My Mama is turning overlooked home cooks into professional chefs and entrepreneurs, blending high-end catering with a powerful social mission. Euronews reporter Valérie Gauriat met both founders and chefs to talk about their outstanding culinary journey.
Lore chasing, sight-doing and snackpacking: The biggest travel trends for 2026
According to this new report, today’s tourists are embracing spontaneity and prioritising trying local crafts and flavours.
TotalEnergies closes key Saudi refinery after attacks
TotalEnergies has shut a major Saudi refinery after attacks, as Middle East disruptions force it to halt about 15% of its output.
Whiplash weather: Europe hit with second-warmest March on record after 'exceptionally wet' February
The EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) says global sea surface temperatures also reflect a “likely transition” toward El Niño conditions.
Airbnb launches airport transfer services across Europe, Asia and Latin America
Airbnb has been expanding beyond only accommodation for the last several months, with offerings now including private airport taxis as well as things like massages, chefs and personal trainers.
Podcast: Fragile ceasefire, fragile energy system — how can European consumers cope?
The ceasefire reached in the Middle East is already at risk. Is there anything European consumers can to be safe from the instability?
Orbán or Magyar: EU braces for veto politics or a cautious reset
As Hungarians head to the polls on Sunday, the EU is preparing for two scenarios: continued obstruction under Orbán or a victory for Magyar that could reset relations, though Brussels remains cautious about both.
Druzhba oil pipeline will be fixed this spring, Zelenskyy says
Ukraine’s president said the Druzhba pipeline, whose operational status remains tied to EU funding for Kyiv, will be fixed later this spring, with repair work under way.
Italian arms dealer pleads guilty to selling ammunition to Russia in US court
A sales manager at a large Italian weapons distributor was arrested in the US for selling arms to Russia. He pleaded guilty in court to having created a network of companies to circumvent restrictions imposed by US law, according to US authorities.
Pentagon denies threatening Vatican over pope's remarks on US intervention in Iran
Pentagon and Vatican envoys have both denied reports that US officials gave the Holy See's ambassador to the US a "bitter lecture," demanding the Church align with the Trump administration over Pope Leo XIV's criticism of the Iran war.
All Dolce, no Gabbana? D&G co-founder quits as chairman amid €450m debt talks
Gabbana has quietly vacated the D&G boardroom, leaving Domenico Dolce's brother in charge — just as the brand wrestles with €450m in debt.
Portugal's plastic recycling rates lag behind European targets, but a new scheme aims to change that
Portugal has one of the lowest utilisation rates for recycled materials in the EU, at only three per cent in 2024.
Ukrainians shot down Iran's drones in the Gulf — what does Kyiv get in return?
Ukraine’s president announced that Ukrainian experts in the Middle East have already shot down Iranian drones in “several countries” with domestically produced interceptors.
Step right up: A rare piece of the Eiffel Tower is heading to auction
The staircase, which once connected the tower's second and third floors, is estimated to fetch between €120,000 and €150,000.
German transgender far-right extremist arrested in Czech Republic
German media reports say Marla-Svenja Liebich used to be a member of a neo-Nazi group called Blood and Honour.
Poland: "Frog Patrol" saves thousands of amphibians during migration
Volunteers near Warsaw form a frog patrol each spring, helping thousands of frogs and toads cross a road safely and protect local breeding grounds.
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Irish government finalising fuel package deal
Travel across parts of the Republic of Ireland has been affected for the fourth day in a row on Friday as vehicles, including tractors, block roads.
Pakistan prepares to host US-Iran talks as ceasefire remains shaky
Islamabad is getting ready to host talks on Friday between the United States and Iran on a resolution to the war and the Strait of Hormuz, which remains at a standstill despite the ceasefire.
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Gelbe Briefe' ('Yellow Letters') - A deserving Golden Bear?
The winner of this year's Golden Bear award intriguingly (and frustratingly) reflects the politically-charged tensions which plagued 2026's Berlin Film Festival.
Trump issues NATO ultimatum to reopen Strait of Hormuz 'within days'
US President told NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte that NATO countries must work on a solution to resolve the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz immediately. Allies had originally committed to helping reopen the strait once hostilities had come to an end.
Turbulence on the tarmac: These European airports have the worst delays
Although late takeoffs are decreasing, aviation authorities warn that too many travellers are still experiencing delays.
'No return to normal': IMF warns of lasting economic damage from Iran war
The IMF is cutting its global growth forecast, preparing €42.9bn in emergency aid and warning that 45 million people face food insecurity.
NASA reveals Artemis II crew’s wake-up songs playlist - featuring Chappell Roan and Denzel Curry
Ever wondered what astronauts listen to in the mornings, 406,771 kilometers from Earth?