Morocco votes for new parliament amid hopes and concerns over cost of living
Hopes and concerns over jobs, wages, public services and cost of living dominate Morocco’s parliamentary election as the country prepares for the 2030 World Cup.
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One Single Planet: French photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand on his 'Vivre Ensemble' portraits
Photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand spoke to Euronews about his Vivre Ensemble portrait project, celebrating the people, diversity and connections that shape contemporary France.
Serious fun time: Making video and board games accessible for all players
Gamers with visual or motor impairments are increasingly creating their own ways to keep playing as industry giants Microsoft, Sony and ONCE roll out adapted controllers alongside new video and board games.
Bardem calls for P!nk to be removed as UNICEF ambassador over Palestine stance
Spanish actor Javier Bardem has shared an Instagram story urging people to sign a Change.org petition calling for US singer P!nk to be removed as a UNICEF ambassador; the campaign has already gathered over 150,000 signatures.
Rome’s Colosseum glows pink for breast cancer prevention campaign
Rome’s Colosseum glowed pink for a breast cancer prevention campaign, hours before closing after a 22-year-old worker died installing new lights.
From Vimeo to WeTransfer: How Italy’s Bending Spoons built a tech empire
Bending Spoons’ revenue more than tripled in two years as it acquired brands including Evernote, WeTransfer and Vimeo. Euronews Next looks at how the Italian company grew so quickly and whether it can keep going.
Higher fuel bills are costing the EU €270 million a day on average, report says
Diesel accounts for most of the extra road fuel cost. T&E estimates that an EU diesel driver paid €142 more over the period it studied, while a German long-haul truck faced an extra €236 a week.
Al-Sharaa vows Golan Heights will remain Syrian in UN speech
At an Atlantic Council panel the day before, the Syrian president said he openly told Trump he had no right to recognise Israeli sovereignty over the Golan, quipping that the US president should give New Jersey to Israel instead.
EU Commission poised to formally back Albania's 2027 accession deadline
The Commission is set to formally back Albania's 2027 accession deadline in a new roadmap, which is also due to include a list of key deliverables Tirana will have to prioritise to complete the process by the end of next year.
Trump’s Russia tariffs could threaten to deepen Europe’s LNG squeeze
The European Commission has said it will work with Washington to make sure that as little disruption as possible will come from the latest tariffs against Russian energy announced by Donald Trump.
From Classical to Mugham: Montreux hosts Azerbaijan’s musical heritage
From centuries-old mugham to opera, jazz and traditional dance, Azerbaijan takes centre stage as the Montreux-Vevey festival celebrates its 80th anniversary.
'Largest global fuel supply disruption in history': Which Europeans are paying the most for fuel?
The global oil crisis sent petrol and diesel peaking over €2.4/L and €2.5/L, but figures adjusted for the cost of living give a better indication of which countries are feeling the pinch the worst.
Project Sunrise update: Qantas to launch non-stop flights between Sydney and New York from 2028
Passengers will spend 18 hours in the air on the specially configured Airbus A350-1000ULR aircraft.
OECD lifts 2026 global economic growth forecast to 2.9% despite Iran war disruption
The OECD has nudged up its forecast for global growth this year to 2.9%, saying the world economy has absorbed the energy shock from the Iran war better than expected, but it warned that persistent inflation, rising bond yields and the risk of a longer conflict continue to
From Tian Shan peaks to Silk Road history: A journey through Turkistan
Ranked among Kazakhstan’s top five domestic tourist destinations, the Turkistan region blends nature, history and spirituality, revealing the rich heritage of the country’s southern region.
Dramatic eviction of woman aged 87 highlights Spain's housing shortage
The tenant of the flat in Madrid, Maricarmen, was unable to pay the rent set by the firm which recently bought it.
Loneliness and social isolation can cost you up to six years of healthy life
Loneliness and social isolation could shorten the number of disease-free years a person has left, and men and women aren't affected in the same way.
Qatar's emir urges talks with Iran as regional leaders demand stronger action against Israel at UN
The leaders of Qatar, Turkey and Jordan called for talks with Tehran and greater international pressure on Israel.
Russia pounds Kyiv with drones, killing two and wounding 23 hours before Zelenskyy's UN address
Zelenskyy is in New York for the annual UN gathering as part of his diplomatic effort to shore up and recruit further international support for his country’s gruelling fight against Russia’s full-scale invasion.
UK to review Chagos deal after Trump tells Burnham it is 'terrible'
Britain has suspended its €139 million-a-year lease payments for the Diego Garcia base while ministers try to reshape the agreement into one Washington can accept, with the Conservatives calling for it to be scrapped altogether.
Netanyahu calls Macron's remarks on West Bank in UN speech 'grotesque'
Israel's PM denounces the French president after he appeared to downplay Hamas's activities in the occupied territory.
Watch: Six-year-old girl breaks women’s Rubik’s Cube world record
Six-year-old Chinese speedcuber Lian Yunzhi broke the women’s 3x3 Rubik’s Cube world record twice in just three days, setting an average time of 4.27 seconds.
Tigray rebels seize airport and clash with federal forces as fighting in Ethiopia reignites
TPLF forces took control of Mekelle airport and fought federal troops at two locations in the Afar region, while Ethiopian Airlines suspended flights to three Tigray airports in an apparent collapse of the Pretoria Agreement that ended the 2020-2022 war in the country.
AI and ski to cruises and Gen Z: dnata’s CEO on the trends driving travel in the UAE and beyond
From AI-powered travel offers to growing demand for ski holidays, cruises and food experiences, dnata’s new Group CEO Nabil Sultan Al Murr says consumer habits are evolving rapidly.
Azerbaijan–Uzbekistan partnership offers blueprint for a wider C6 economic architecture
Rapidly growing interaction between Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan demonstrates that political rapprochement in the Caspian region transforms into economic integration. Formation of diplomatic, cultural and transport contacts, in recent years, has been complemented by such tools as
Why is Scotland the drug deaths capital of Europe?
Deaths related to illicit drugs rose by 11% in Scotland last year to 1,133 as the country struggles to tackle the worst fatality rate in Europe.
Norwegian diplomat behind Oslo Accords to apologise for Epstein ties in documentary
The Epstein affair has implicated several other prominent Norwegian personalities, including Queen Mette-Marit and former prime minister Thorbjørn Jagland.
Turkey arrests Tera chairman as ‘Ponzi-like’ fund probe affects 450,000 investors
Turkish authorities arrested the chairman of Tera Yatirim Menkul Degerler AS on Wednesday morning, the brokerage at the centre of the country's current investment fund scandal, with funds worth more than $18 billion (€15.7bn) and held by over 450,000 people now being liquidated.
Humanoid robots join dancers at WorldSkills opening in Shanghai
WorldSkills 2026 opens in Shanghai with humanoid robots and human performers, as 1,385 competitors from 68 countries prepare for 64 events.
Latest news bulletin | September 23rd, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 23rd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
UK police arrest six at protest against migrant boat that spent 36 hours at sea
The Home Office said in early September that the number of crossings in August had fallen to their lowest level since records began in 2018, with migrant arrivals also at their lowest number since 2020.
Where to travel in Europe in 2027: Lonely Planet reveals its best destinations and experiences
The guide book publisher just announced its 2027 Best in Travel list, with spots like Šibenik in Croatia and the Swedish Riviera making the cut.
Kallas urges free passage through Strait of Hormuz after talks with Iran's FM
The EU's top diplomat also pressed Tehran over a surge in executions, as part of a week of meetings in New York in which the bloc is pushing for respect for the UN Charter and freedom of navigation.
Literary sensation 'C'était ça ou mourir' faces AI authorship claims
Quebec writer of Haitian origin Thélyson Orélien, longlisted for major prizes, rejects claims by the 'Balance ton Claude' account and says he has suffered racist abuse since arriving in France.
'C'était ça ou mourir': French literary sensation faces claims of using AI
Quebecois writer of Haitian origin Thélyson Orélien, longlisted for several major literary prizes, rejects accusations from the "Balance ton Claude" account and says in a statement he has faced racist attacks since arriving in France.
Taylor Swift announces new single ‘Patient Zero’ - and faces backlash for cover art
New single, new era? Following 2025’s 'The Life of a Showgirl' and her 'Toy Story 5' single, Taylor Swift has announced a new song – and the cover art is proving divisive.
AI chatbots serve up content from Russia's sanctioned state-run outlets, RSF finds
Reporters Without Borders tested six AI chatbots by requesting news from RT, Sputnik, and other EU-sanctioned Russian outlets, and found that three produced full summaries with links and quotes, sometimes after encountering web pages explicitly stating the outlets were under
Capturing the extremes: Meet the photographer that calls the top of Mount Fuji home
For most people, Mount Fuji is a destination. For Megumi Ueda, it has been a workplace and home for much of the past 17 years.
These are the most affordable Michelin Key hotels in Europe
From a wine estate in the UK to an eco hotel in Spain’s Costa Brava, here are some of the world’s best hotels priced between €130 and €220 a night.
Azerbaijan pardons French citizen Martin Ryan following Usmanov's delisting
Azerbaijan's President Aliyev pardoned French citizen Martin Ryan, jailed for espionage, as part of a deal in which France secured Usmanov's removal from the EU's Russia sanctions list. Ryan is expected to fly to Paris on Wednesday.
UK to launch new military space squadron to protect satellites, defence ministry says
Last year, the head of UK Space Command Major General Paul Tedman warned he was "really worried" by Russia attempting to jam British military satellites on a regular basis.
Von der Leyen says Hungary 'strengthened rule of law', unlocks €4.2bn in EU funding
The European Commission has unlocked €4.2 billion in cohesion funds for Hungary and reopened Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe access, after PM Péter Magyar's government met EU rule-of-law conditions. Brussels froze the funds in 2022 over corruption and procurement concerns under the
Killer robots or super intelligence? Trump and world leaders clash over AI
While Donald Trump rejected global efforts to control AI and UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned of the dangers of handing life-and-death decisions to machines, other leaders called for international cooperation to manage the technology.
Pope Leo XIV gets the latte art treatment ahead of Latin America visit
A Lima café serves coffee topped with Pope Leo XIV portraits as baristas prepare for his November visit to Peru, Uruguay and Argentina.
Erdoğan tells UN that Europe cannot be safe without Turkey
Speaking at the UN General Assembly, Erdoğan argued that Turkey is an indispensable part of European security architecture. Turkey has been a NATO member since 1952 but its EU accession process has been frozen for nearly a decade.
Alibaba’s AI push reaches deeper into Europe with new cloud regions and data centres
Alibaba has announced plans for new data centres in Europe, alongside a more powerful AI chip and plans for much larger Qwen models at its annual flagship.
Alpaca migration: Woolly travellers make their way down from the Swiss Alps
Around 70 alpacas descend from summer pastures in Switzerland's Bernese Alps, crossing bridges and mountain roads before travelling to their winter farm.
For the first time in a decade, more Europeans travel by train than by bus
Cars remain Europe's top way to travel. However, trains have overtaken buses for the first time in a decade, while planes grew fastest of any mode of transport over the same period.
Fake videos spread fraud claims during German elections
Videos falsely claimed the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) was omitted from postal ballots or that votes were destroyed, echoing tactics previously used by the pro-Russian influence network Storm-1516.
When algorithms decide: The story behind our YouTube video on Europe’s languages
Two years ago, Frank, Victor and I started with STP TV. A YouTube channel to contribute to public understanding of the European project - and as a digital addition to my book Rebranding Europe, writes Stavros Papagianneas, author of Rebranding Europe (2024), Embracing Chaos