Iran: Images show devastation in Tehran after suspected Israeli strikes
Iran has seen fresh damage across Tehran after reported strikes hit several districts, including Shahrak-e Gharb and Javadieh.
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Commission resists overhaul of carbon pricing while pushing for tax cuts on energy amid crisis
Commission resists overhaul of carbon pricing while pushing for tax cuts on energy despite calls to suspend rules as oil prices soar as a result of the war in the Middle East.
EU healthcare model 'cannot be taken for granted' Commissioner Várhelyi tells Euronews Health Summit
Simplification is key to boosting Europe’s healthcare competitiveness, fostering innovation, and reaching patients across the region, according to European Health Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi.
Is Russia using the war in the Middle East to spread disinformation about Ukraine?
Russia has consistently spread disinformation about Ukraine since the start of its full-scale invasion. Now, analysts say the Kremlin is shifting its messaging strategy by exploiting narratives about the war in the Middle East. The Cube debunks some of the false claims.
Working-class hero: Len Deighton, best-selling spy writer, dies aged 97
Len Deighton, creator of Harry Palmer, one of the world's most famous spy characters, has died aged 97. The British writer sold millions of books and was translated into 20 languages over a career spanning half a century.
Israel targets Basij top echelon as militia uses schools, children to evade strikes
The IDF said it killed Basij commander Gholamreza Soleimani in Tehran, as Iran’s security forces behind brutal repression of protests are accused of using schools and their own children as a deterrent, fearing Israeli forces using social media posts to geolocate and strike
Ukraine accepts EU inspection to Druzhba hoping to lift Hungarian veto on €90bn loan
Brussels says Ukraine has accepted an external inspection on the controversial pipeline, even days after President Zelenskyy called it "blackmail". The shift could offer an off-ramp for Hungary to lift its veto.
Military to be deployed to support police in securing Jewish sites in Belgium
Military personnel will be deployed to support the police in securing sites associated with the Jewish community as soon as possible, Interior and Defense Ministers Bernard Quintin and Theo Francken announced on Monday (16 March), writes Yossi Lempkowicz, Facebook Twitter
Italians vote on constitutional justice reform to reshape judiciary
Italians vote on the Meloni government-proposed justice reform to split judges and prosecutors, reshape the CSM, and create a new Disciplinary Court, amid sharp divisions.
Gin galore: British couple claim to have world's largest gin collection
A British couple began collecting gin bottles at their mid-Atlantic hotel, planning to stop at 1,000, but the private collection already tops 2,000. Their unique “Gin Library” is the brainchild of a pair who chose to make the Azores their home.
Iran war: Europe's corporate winners and losers revealed
As the conflict in Iran enters its third week, the market is telling a stark story — one of energy windfalls and industrial ruin, drawn along a single fault line: proximity to oil.
Iran raises minimum wage by 60% as war and sanctions decimate household budgets
The Iranian regime has announced a 60% increase in the minimum wage as the country grapples with the ongoing war and record inflation.
Reunion Island: Residents get close to lava flows of Piton de la Fournaise
Residents on Réunion Island are getting close to flowing lava from Piton de la Fournaise as it reaches the ocean for the first time in 19 years. Crowds gathered along the Sainte-Rose coast to watch the eruption up close.
From AI agents to orbit: key moments from Nvidia’s annual conference
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang spoke for almost three hours in California, unveiling a series of new softwares from his company that will bring autonomous AI to businesses, space and robotaxis.
Nvidia forecasts $1tn in AI-driven orders by 2027
Chief executive Jensen Huang says surging demand for artificial intelligence tools could drive Nvidia’s sales towards $1tn within two years.
Dua Lipa calls out Epstein files discourse for ‘doing such a disservice to all the victims’
Pop star Dua Lipa has criticised the discourse around the Epstein files, saying the language used shifts focus away from victims.
Spies among us: Iran's secret services threaten regime opponents in Germany
Threats, espionage, attempts to syphon information via messaging apps: according to authorities, Iranian secret services are trying to spy on the diaspora and Tehran regime's opponents in Germany. Those affected feel intimidated amid pressure on their families back home.
How European cities are using innovative rewards to boost sustainable tourism
Cities in Europe have been inspired by Copenhagen’s good behaviour rewards with Bremen the latest to announce the launch of a new scheme.
'NATO is not obliged to help Trump in Iran,' Finnish FM Valtonen tells Euronews
European NATO allies are rejecting demands by US President Trump to shield the Strait of Hormuz from Iranian disruption. Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen says while it's not NATO's responsibility to help the US, Europe has "very strong" cards if does decide to send a
Kenya: Nairobi building collapse kills at least two and injures several others
Kenya is dealing with the aftermath of a building collapse in Nairobi that killed at least four people during a demolition that went wrong.
Strike at Berlin Airport: All flights cancelled on Wednesday, 57,000 passengers affected
No aircraft will take off or land at Berlin Airport on Wednesday, as the Verdi union has called on employees to go on strike. All 445 planned flights will have to be cancelled, affecting 57,000 passengers, according to BER management.
Oscar-winner Sean Penn skipped Academy Awards ceremony to visit President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
It turns out that Sean Penn skipped the Oscars and missed out on collecting his third Academy Award for a good reason. He was seen in Ukraine on Monday, where he met President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a show of support for the war-torn country.
Global warming could make exercise harder and kill 500,000 more people a year, study warns
Analysing data from 156 countries, researchers say each additional month of extreme heat could significantly increase global inactivity levels, especially in lower-income regions.
Hunger and fear in Khan Younis as Gaza families depend on aid to survive
In Gaza, scarce aid, soaring prices and dangerous shelters leave families reliant on soup kitchens, struggling to find even one meal during Ramadan.
Middle East flights: British Airways extends regional cancellations
According to Flightradar24’s latest index, UAE airlines ‘took a big step backward’ on Monday after the drone attack near Dubai International Airport.
Trump vows to 'take' Cuba as US oil embargo triggers power grid collapse
Donald Trump vowed to “take” Cuba on Monday as a US oil embargo left the island without power, deepened shortages and fueled growing anti-government protests.
Banksy’s true identity revealed? New report claims to unmask world famous street artist
The end of decades’ worth of speculation and intrigue? Maybe. A new report claims to have finally unmasked Banksy’s true identity.
Guimarães 2026 European Green Capital Magazine: A vision for sustainable cities
As European Green Capital 2026, Guimarães is at the forefront of Europe’s environmental transition. The first edition of the Guimarães 26 European Green Capital Magazine offers a comprehensive overview of the city’s sustainability strategy, its environmental policies and the
Easter holidaymakers switching from Dubai to Spain as flights fill up
It comes after the war in Iran caused mass disruption to flights across the Middle East and UAE.
Commission and EU countries co-ordinate and assess the situation in the oil and gas markets
In separate ad hoc meetings of the Gas Coordination Group and the Oil Coordination Group held on 12 March, the Commission and EU countries co-ordinated and assessed the situation concerning the EU’s gas and oil security of supply in view of the continued disruptions in the
EU has not ‘legitimised’ Trump’s Board of Peace, Commissioner Šuica says
In an interview with Euronews, Commissioner Šuica aimed to distance herself from Trump’s Board of Peace, but did not rule out continuing to attend meetings of the controversial initiative in order to contribute to Gaza’s post-war future.
Israel says Iran's security chief Ali Larijani killed in Tehran strike
Earlier, US President Donald Trump said operations in Iran are going “very well” despite oil prices soaring globally amid Iranian attacks on the region and shipping disruptions at the strategic Strait of Hormuz. Follow our live blog.
The Sea and Culture Museum: Bringing Latsi’s maritime heritage back to life
The Sea and Culture Museum in the village of Latsi, Cyprus, reconnects the local community with its maritime heritage. Set in a restored warehouse, this EU-funded project has turned an abandoned building into a cultural and educational space, featuring exhibits on local
Watch: Iranian women footballers train with Australian club after seeking asylum
Two Iranian women footballers are training with Brisbane Roar after seeking asylum in Australia. They are among a group who remained in the country during the Women’s Asian Cup, after being labelled “traitors” at home for not singing the national anthem.
Newsletter: Europe resists US pressure to force re-opening of Strait of Hormuz
Also in this newsletter: European Commissioner for the Mediterranean Dubravka Šuica and Finnish Foreign Minister Elena Valtonen speak to Europe Today.
From closed restaurants to four-day weeks: The unseen fallout of global fossil fuel dependence
Throughout Asia and Australia, petrol pumps are running dry and flight prices are rising.
At least 400 people killed in Pakistan strike on Kabul hospital, says Afghan government
Afghanistan has accused Pakistan of killing at least 400 people and injuring 250 others in an airstrike on a hospital in the capital Kabul.
'Trend da Rocinha' arrives in Portugal and even the PSP has joined in
If you're paying attention to social media, you've probably come across a series of videos of people walking to a chair and waving to a drone as it moves away and shows an incredible aerial view of Rio de Janeiro. The trend started in Brazil's largest favela and has now reached
How reliant is Spain on trade with the United States?
Trump has threatened to cut off trade with Spain over access to its air bases in the Iran war, but how significant is trade between the two countries?
Commission adopts new state aid rules to boost the use of more sustainable ways of transport
The European Commission has adopted the state aid Land and Multimodal Transport Guidelines (LMT Guidelines) and the state aid Transport Block Exemption Regulation (TBER). These instruments support more sustainable transport modes for both passengers and freight and update the
Europe Today: EU Commissioner for Mediterranean, Finnish FM speak exclusively to Euronews
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.
Blackout plunges cuba into darkness and exposes fragile power grid
Cuba suffers a nationwide blackout, exposing the fragility of its power grid as millions endure heat, shortages and long waits for electricity.
Lava flows reach ocean on Réunion island for first time in nearly two decades
Lava from the Piton de la Fournaise volcano has reached the ocean on France’s Réunion island for the first time in nearly two decades, drawing residents and tourists.
Can the Grids Package free the EU from its energy dependence?
US-Iran tensions disrupt Middle East energy routes, driving up oil and gas prices. After the 2022 energy crisis, Brussels launched the Grids Package. Can this plan cut Europe’s reliance on foreign energy?
Northern Light Composites: Giving boats a second life
Northern Light Composites (nlcomp), an Italian startup founded in 2019, is tackling one of the biggest challenges linked to composite materials: the end‑of‑life of fibreglass and carbon‑fibre products. In boats, wind turbines, construction and beyond, conventional thermoset
Documenting dance: Juliette Binoche steps out of comfort zone for directorial debut
The French Oscar-winning actress has chosen to make her directorial debut a documentary about the process of learning how to dance and perform alongside the celebrated choreographer Akram Khan.
Arsenal trial and self-doubt: Valverde's journey to Real legend
Rejected by Arsenal as a teenager, Federico Valverde has transformed himself into a Real Madrid legend - and was the main man in their Champions League win over Manchester City last week.
How Flightradar24 became aviation's most-watched screen as flights are disrupted
The platform was born out of curiosity. Swedish founders Mikael Robertsson and Olov Lindberg, who ran a flight price comparison site, bought two receivers and put an antenna on a Stockholm rooftop.
Europe’s disappearing birds are a symptom of a broken food and farming system
Intensive farming is behind the disappearance of European birds, an expert tells Euronews Green.
Multi-day festivals, street parties and Irish pubs: The best European cities for St. Patrick’s Day
These celebrations rival Dublin’s festivities, attracting thousands of people every year.