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At the 2026 Zayed Award for Human Fraternity held in Abu Dhabi, world Leaders highlighted dialogue, compromise and practical peace.
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How Young Innovators Are Shaping China–Europe Ties
At Davos where geopolitical tension often dominates the conversation, a Euronews panel on youth, tech and entrepreneurship offered a different proposition: that the next era of China–Europe cooperation may be built less by grand declarations and more by practical collaboration
Uzbekistan-China: Exemplary partnership
Uzbekistan pursues an exemplary multivector foreign policy and has established itself as one of the principal mediators in Central Asia. As a bridge country between East and West and a central element of the historic Silk Road, Uzbekistan and Central Asia occupy a pivotal
Fusion food: What have the world's best chefs been cooking in Copenhagen?
Building on the legacy of Noma and the New Nordic food movement, elite chefs from 26 countries gathered to exchange techniques and recipes.
Conversion therapy: Quarter of EU citizens exposed as Council of Europe urges ban
The EU loses up to €89 million in GDP every year due to discrimination based on sexual orientation, according to an OECD report.
‘A half-baked roadmap’: What’s missing from the EU and UK’s so-called crackdown on forever chemicals
Nations across the world are scrambling to tackle forever chemicals - but do the UK and EU crackdowns even scratch the surface?
EU seeks G7 input on price cap before next round of sanctions against Russia
The price cap on Russian oil could drastically change if the EU moves ahead with a full ban on maritime services, as proposed by Finland and Sweden.
Amsterdam to enact landmark ban on fossil fuel and meat advertising in public spaces
Amsterdam initially proposed the move in 2020, becoming the first city in the world to do so.
Kazakhstan's Tokayev visits Pakistan to deepen strategic partnership
Kazakh president's visit to Islamabad brings major transport, trade and cultural deals as Kazakhstan and Pakistan plan new corridors via the Caspian Sea and Afghanistan.
Spain's Prime Minister hits back at Telegram founder Pavel Durov over 'lies' about internet law
The founder of Telegram forwarded a message through the app's official channel, disagreeing with the announcement to restrict algorithms.
TikTok’s 'addictive' design breaches EU law, European Commission says
The European Commission found that TikTok has not sufficiently limited addictive features such as infinite scroll, which encourages compulsive behaviour.
Latest news bulletin | February 6th, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this February 6th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Portugal hit by worst floods in decades as Storm Marta looms
Boat evacuations in Alcácer do Sal followed the Sado River overflow, leaving one person dead during Portugal’s seventh storm this year. Another system, Storm Marta, is due on Saturday with winds up to 120 km/h and waves reaching 13 metres.
Ukraine and Russia swap 157 prisoners each in first exchange in months
Ukraine and Russia swap 157 prisoners each after talks in Abu Dhabi, the first exchange in five months, with families finally welcoming loved ones home.
Plastic, sofas, medical waste: Bosnia’s river nightmare returns
Thousands of cubic metres of trash hit Bosnia’s Drina River every winter. Locals warn tourism and health are at risk
Portugal extends state of emergency amid destruction brought by Storm Leonardo
Portugal was hit by two devastating storms just one week apart. Roads were blocked by flooded rivers and fallen trees snapped power lines. People are being evacuated from their homes in motor boats.
Baby formula recalls: UK investigates 36 babies with suspected cereulide intoxication
Amid global baby formula recalls, the United Kingdom has confirmed 36 possible intoxication cases.
'Lack of political will' leaves Bosnian river choking on garbage year after year
Seasonal rains sweep garbage from illegal dumps into the Drina River, where it accumulates behind a hydroelectric plant’s fence.
From Mamdani to Farage: AI-generated images spread after Epstein file release
The latest tranche of files related to the investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has set the internet ablaze with AI and manipulated images supposedly depicting him with politicians. Not all are real.
Fifty groups present demand for a new approach to women’s health
Despite progress on gender equality, women across the European Union continue to live longer lives in worse health. According to a report ‘Towards an EU Strategy for Women’s Health’ presented in the European Parliament (4 February), women spend “approximately 25% more of their
US strike on alleged narco-trafficking ship near Colombia kills two
The US Southern Command confirmed a new lethal attack in international waters near Colombia, as part of its Operation Southern Lance against South American drug traffickers.
Meet the Viral “Sad Horse” Taking Over China’s Lunar New Year
A tearful horse toy is taking China by storm ahead of Lunar New Year. From error to Douyin fame, discover why everyone wants one.
Top Russian GRU general and cyber ops chief shot in Moscow attack
Vladimir Alekseyev has been under the EU sanctions for orchestrating the novichok poisoning attack in Salisbury in 2018 that targeted Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
Oman mediates Iran-US nuclear talks in Muscat as tensions remain high
The talks are the first diplomatic encounter between the United States and Iran since Washington joined Israel's conflict against the Islamic republic in June with strikes on nuclear sites.
Winter Olympics flame lights up Milan as crowds pack Piazza Duomo
As the relay reached its final city stop, the Winter Olympics flame arrived in Milan’s Piazza Duomo, where ballerina Nicoletta Manni lit the cauldron, drawing huge crowds and celebrations.
Watch the video: Who might have already won at Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics 2026?
On Friday, the Winter Olympics return to Europe. To keep the mountains white in a warming climate, most of the Italian slopes now rely on artificial snow. But the International Olympic Committee promises the emotions will be real. So who will be the winner?
Greece and France charge suspects in separate China-linked espionage cases
Greek and French authorities probe alleged Chinese espionage targeting NATO tech, satellite data and military secrets, raising fears of wider spy networks.
Restoring wetlands with LIFE Programme's biggest project so far
Wetlands are essential allies in climate resilience, biodiversity protection, and even fighting pollution. The ambitious LIFE HumedalES is one of the many EU initiatives aimed at protecting and restoring these valuable resources. Wetlands are precious ecosystems, vibrant
All you need to know about the 2026 Winter Olympics
The Winter Olympics opening ceremony takes place on Friday, and for the 16 days that follow many eyes of sport lovers worldwide will be focused on the Milan-Cortina Games.
Russian general shot several times in Moscow
Lt Gen Vladimir Alexeyev is a senior figure in the main directorate of Russia's military general staff.
Great sights and great dining...the things Cambridge and Venice share in common
It makes for a good pub quiz question: name the English city that most resembles Venice. The answer is probably Cambridge, in the east of England which, while attracting not quite the same number of visitors as its Italian counterpart, is still a major player on the UK tourism
Newsletter: Trump endorses Orbán | Former Israeli PM says Iran regime change should come from within
Also in this newsletter: Portugal braces for presidential run-off amid devastating floods, and how the Epstein files have ensnared figures from Europe's political elite.
Berlin flights grounded for second day as winter weather hits. What are your refund rights?
Flights were suspended once again at Berlin airport on Friday morning due to black ice.
Podcast: Israel reopens the Rafah crossing: What does this mean for Gaza?
Buses have been slowly bringing Palestinians in and out of the Gaza Strip through the Rafah border crossing, which had been closed since May 2024. What does this mean for the Israel–Hamas ceasefire plan?
EU reaffirms commitment to science-based multilateralism at first plenary on chemicals, waste and pollution
Countries are meeting in Geneva from 2–6 February for the first plenary of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Panel on Chemicals, Waste and Pollution (ISP-CWP), marking a key step in operationalising a new independent scientific body. The EU has played an active role in
Donald Trump endorses Hungary's Viktor Orbán ahead of key elections
Trump has a history of supporting like-minded right-wing candidates on the campaign trail. Orbán is facing his most difficult election as the opposition Tisza Party led by young conservative Peter Magyar leads in opinion polls.
EU Parliament pushes for European preference in military mobility plan
MEP François Kalfon says that transport infrastructure would also benefit from a European preference, and that the bloc should jointly procure certain assets to facilitate the fast movement of troops and equipment.
New strategies on migration and EU visa make borders more secure and encourage talent mobility
The European Commission has presented a new five-year strategy on migration. It will help guide future EU work on asylum and migration with concrete priorities, notably sustaining the reduction in illegal arrivals, while at the same time encouraging legal pathways to the EU.
Angelin Preljocaj's Parc is reborn at the Paris Opera with a new generation of dancers
Throughout February, Angelin Preljocaj revives "Le Parc", his masterpiece created 32 years ago, with the young dancers of the Paris Opera. Whispers, glances and sensual pas de deux plunge the audience into the heart of the games of love and desire.
Europe Today: US and Iran start nuclear talks amid ongoing tensions
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
Scandinavian Airlines CEO: AI can cut disruption response times
The airline’s chief says artificial intelligence will help rebuild schedules during storms and improve efficiency in an industry that faces constant uncertainty.
EU sets world's first voluntary standard for permanent carbon removals
The European Commission has adopted the first set of methodologies under the Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming (CRCF) Regulation to certify activities that permanently remove CO2 from the atmosphere. By adopting these first voluntary certification methodologies, the EU is
Space junk may threaten flight delays as satellites crowd Earth's orbit
As satellite launches skyrocket and orbital debris multiplies, aviation authorities are scrambling to prevent space junk from causing the next major flight disruption
AI may help detect aggressive breast cancers earlier, researchers say
AI helped spot fewer fast-growing, hard-to-treat breast cancers in a study of nearly 100,000 women.
Latest news bulletin | February 6th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this February 6th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
‘Our quiet lives are threatened’: Mount Fuji cherry blossom festival axed over bad tourist behaviour
The local council said issues of traffic congestion, disruption for residents and littering have been growing in recent years.
Real household incomes per person in Europe: Where did they rise most since the pandemic?
Euronews Business looks at how real household incomes per person changed after COVID-19 and over the past decade.
Economic models ‘fail to capture’ severity of climate damages. Is a global financial crash looming?
Scientists have warned that current models are significantly underrepresenting the toll climate change is taking on the global economy.
Commission greenlights the Netherlands' third payment request for €551 million under NextGenerationEU
The European Commission has positively assessed the Netherlands' third payment request of €551 million in grants under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), the centrepiece of NextGenerationEU. This is an important step in the delivery of the reforms and investments tied
Hugo Boss CEO: Quiet luxury and smarter shoppers are reshaping fashion
Speaking to Euronews in Dubai, Daniel Grieder outlined how the 100-year-old brand is using technology, experience-led stores and quieter luxury to adapt to changing consumer expectations.