More than 30 dead after Myanmar military air strike hits hospital
The junta has stepped up bombardments by air in an attempt to reclaim territory from ethnic armies.
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Eurovision crisis: Portuguese artists announce boycott if they win national contest
"We do not accept complicity with the violation of Human Rights," the Portuguese artists said in a joint statement, referencing Israel's actions in Gaza -which an independent United Nations inquiry found to be a genocide.
Africa: Accelerating Universal Health Coverage in the Digital Age - The Roadmap to 2030
[allAfrica] Over the past two decades, the world has witnessed remarkable progress in global health. Since the early 2000s, millions more people have gained access to essential services; maternal and child mortality have declined dramatically; access to HIV treatment has
Vietnam urges factories to cut output as Hanoi chokes on smog
HANOI, Dec 11 - Industrial plants in the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi have come under renewed pressure to scale back their operations as authorities respond to a week of heavy and hazardous smog in the city.
Thai Airways’ mindful makeover: where comfort meets conscience
Thai Airways brings calm, conscience and comfort to the skies with its new A321neo aircraft fleet and mindful service philosophy.
EU releases €2.4 million flood response aid in Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Thailand
In response to the devastating floods that have hit Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Thailand, the European Union has released €2.4 million in emergency assistance for the most affected areas. This funding will serve to provide essential relief to the most vulnerable communities. Up to
EU officials’ contacts with tobacco industry under scrutiny after new report questions transparency
A new report by two anti-tobacco advocacy groups has raised concerns about the transparency of interactions between European Union officials and the tobacco industry, prompting renewed debate over how Brussels manages contacts with companies involved in products with
Lily Allen’s ‘West End Girl’ May Become a Play in London’s West End
"I'm definitely having some conversations with people about it," the British singer confirmed on The Tonight Show
Tens of thousands of protesters rally against Bulgaria’s ruling coalition
Tens of thousands of people joined protests against Bulgaria’s ruling coalition and influential politician Delyan Peevski, in the largest unrest since the 1990s
In Thai ruling party stronghold on Cambodian border, tedium and nationalism reigns
The resumption of hostilities between Thailand and Cambodia has forced more than half a million people to flee their homes.
EU support for people of Belarus reaches €200 million since sham 2020 elections
The European Commission has adopted a new €30 million package for the people of Belarus. It supports independent media, civil society and human rights organizations, keeping the possibility of a democratic Belarus alive by promoting civic empowerment, protecting human rights
Completion of ‘modern’ Electric Train Service line to Johor Bahru key to Malaysia’s development: PM Anwar
Checks by CNA showed that train tickets for services between Johor Bahru and Kuala Lumpur have been selling fast, with only a handful left for the first three days it is operating between Friday (Dec 12) and Sunday.
At least 30 killed in Myanmar after junta airstrike hits hospital, witnesses report
Dec 11 - At least 30 people were killed, including patients, after an airstrike by the country's ruling junta hit a major hospital in Myanmar's western Rakhine state, according to a rebel group, an aid worker and a witness said on Thursday.
From Nike to H&M: How the fashion industry’s ‘big green plan’ is worsening microplastic pollution
An investigation into recycled polyester found microplastic pollution is being worsened by ‘green’ materials.
EU and Canada strengthen their digital partnership with a focus on artificial intelligence, digital identity wallets and independent media
The EU and Canada reinforced their co-operation and reaffirmed shared interests to boost competitiveness, innovation and economic resilience during the first Digital Partnership Council held yesterday in Montreal, Canada. The Council took place back-to-back with the G7
Bangladesh election: Main parties and issues
DHAKA, Dec 11 - Bangladesh is set to hold a national election in February, its first since a student-led uprising toppled long-time leader Sheikh Hasina in August 2024. Her Awami League, the South Asian nation’s largest party, has been barred from contesting.
US seizes Venezuelan oil tanker in major escalation with Maduro
The US seized an oil tanker carrying Venezuelan crude in what President Trump called the largest such operation ever, prompting Caracas to condemn the action as piracy.
Europe Today: Ukraine, migration... and brothels to reopen in France?
Watch Europe Today, Euronews' new flagship morning show live at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
Goa nightclub owners held in Thailand over deadly fire
Brothers Gaurav and Saurabh Luthra fled to Phuket, shortly after the incident last week.
Exclusive-Taiwan's deputy foreign minister made secret trip to Israel, sources say
TAIPEI/JERUSALEM, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Taiwan's high-profile Deputy Foreign Minister Francois Wu made a previously unpublicised visit to Israel recently, three sources familiar with the trip told Reuters, at a time when Taiwan is looking to the country for defence cooperation.
Taiwan’s deputy foreign minister made secret trip to Israel, sources say
Mr Wu is one of Taipei’s most prominent promoters on the international stage.
Australian content creators feel sting of losing young fans to social media ban
Follower counts primarily on Instagram have dropped, creators told Reuters.
Research finds Indigenous peoples face unique challenges at work—but also reveals what can help
For some Indigenous peoples around the world, a day at work can mean experiencing repression, racism and regular reminders that we're minorities in our own lands. Yet for others, work can be experienced as the exact opposite, as something that enables ourselves, our families
Experts voice concern over rising cases of Listeria
A new report says that changing diets and an ageing population may be contributing to a rise in serious Listeria infections across Europe. That is according to the new EU “One Health Zoonoses” report from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and the European Centre for
Taylor Swift Reveals Two Favorite Songs From Her Catalog on ‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’: Rankings are ‘Constantly Changing’
Taylor Swift revealed two of her favorite songs from her own catalog during a Wednesday night appearance on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.” Colbert initially asked Swift for her top five, a question he previously asked Dolly Parton, Elton John, Paul Simon and Bruce
Electricity price rises a concern, survey suggests
Guernsey Electricity says it plans to set out "a clear pathway for tariff reform".
Taiwan's deputy foreign minister made secret trip to Israel, sources say
TAIPEI/JERUSALEM, Dec 11 - Taiwan's high-profile Deputy Foreign Minister Francois Wu made a previously unpublicised visit to Israel recently, three sources familiar with the trip told Reuters, at a time when Taiwan is looking to the country for defence cooperation.
Trial of Chinese crime gangs in Italian fashion stalls amid sabotage fears
PRATO, Italy, Dec 11 - A landmark trial in Italy of Chinese crime gangs has suffered so many mishaps - from the disappearance of documents to the resignation of interpreters - that a senior prosecutor suspects it's being sabotaged to protect the criminals' grip on Europe's
Panic in France as children fall victim to lethal violence of Marseille drug gangs
The number of teenagers involved in the drugs trade has quadrupled in eight years, the government says.
Snakes, spiders and rare birds seized by Border Force in month-long operation
Wildlife smuggling is serious organised crime that ‘fuels corruption and drives species to extinction’, Home Office says More than 250 endangered species and illegal wildlife products were seized at the UK border in a single month, new figures have revealed, including spiders,
Want to quit antidepressants? Slow tapering plus therapy is the most effective way, study suggests
Slowly reducing the dosage of antidepressants while continuing psychotherapy, can help prevent symptoms from returning, a comprehensive new study found.
Latest news bulletin | December 11th, 2025 – Morning
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.
Mercosur trade deal hangs in balance as EU enters final stretch
Twenty-five years after negotiations began, the fate of the free trade agreement between Mercosur and the EU is nearing its conclusion, but the struggle between backers and opponents remains tough.
From return hubs to sanctions for smugglers: EU strikes harder line on illegal migration
This week, the European Union took significant steps to tackle illegal migration making it easier to deport asylum seekers and irregular migrants. Von der Leyen also announced a new sanctions regime for smugglers.
A tiny elite controls the lion's share of global wealth and power, says report
From wealth hoarding and tax breaks for billionaires to unpaid care work and climate damage, the World Inequality Report paints a picture of an economic order tilted towards a tiny ultra-wealthy minority.
Skydiver survives plane-tail dangling incident in Australia
A video showed the participant’s reserve parachute being activated after its handle snagged the wing flap of the plane.
Malaysian police must accept reports without conditions, says Home Minister
This comes after two women were stopped from entering a police station due to their attire.
2025 ESG Panorama: China shifts from framework to implementation as global green investment accelerates
December, 2025 — China Reform Securities has released its 2025 ESG Panorama, providing an overview of how China’s sustainability policies are transitioning from broad planning to practical implementation. The report also highlights the global shift toward low-carbon development
Bangladesh to announce national election date on December 11
DHAKA, Dec 11 - Bangladesh's Election Commission will announce on Thursday the date of parliamentary elections scheduled for February, a commission official said, after a student-led uprising toppled Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in 2024.
BBC speaks to Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado
The Venezuelan opposition leader made her first public appearance in 11 months moments before the interview.
Hundreds in Japan get car driving licences suspended for drink cycling
The drunk cyclists were deemed by police as likely to pose a "significant danger" as car drivers.
On a typical school day, 11% of students are absent. How can Australia fix this?
On a typical school day in Australia this year, about 11% of students were absent. In 2014, the figure was 7%.
Jail term for South Korea sex abuse ring boss upped to 47 years
Cho Ju-bin ran a group that blackmailed women and girls, including minors, into filming and sending sexual content.
NSW koala numbers higher than previously thought, but new data may not show true picture
Updated estimate reflects more accurate technology and extensive survey work, rather than a true increase in the koala population Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast The first comprehensive koala
