EU leaders demand respect from Trump after Greenland crisis rattles relationship
The battered state of EU-US relations took centre stage at an extraordinary summit of leaders in Brussels, who demanded respect from Donald Trump.
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Football’s richest clubs hit €12.4bn in record revenue season
Record revenues of €12.4bn underline how elite clubs are increasingly relying on commercial income, brand power and stadium redevelopment.
Zelenskyy takes the floor in Davos - All you need to know about day three
Our correspondents on the ground bring you all the highlights of the third and final day of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
German nurse jailed for murders could be linked to 100 more deaths
Prosecutors are reviewing dozens more suspected deaths linked to a former palliative care nurse.
EU must 'move towards creating European army', Spanish FM tells Euronews
Spain’s foreign minister told Euronews that Europe must take full control of its own security in the face of rising geopolitical uncertainties. To this end, he said the EU must move towards creating a European army.
France seizes suspected Russian 'shadow fleet' oil tanker in the Mediterranean
The vessel, named Grinch, was stopped by the French navy as it travelled through waters between Spain and Morocco.
NATO allies unaware of Greenland deal details so far, says Spanish FM Albares
A security framework for Greenland negotiated by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will have to be presented before all allies for consideration, the Spanish Foreign Minister told Euronews on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday.
Lost and found: Missing dog Boro found safe after Spanish train crash
After fatal train crashes sent shockwaves through Spain, some good news arrived Thursday: Boro, the missing dog, was found. Owner Ana Garcia thanked everyone who was involved in the rescue, said that she would look after the dog and told a contented looking Boro, "that it was
Latest news bulletin | January 22nd, 2026 – Evening
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Elon Musk predicts robot-majority future in first Davos appearance
The South Africa-born tech billionaire made his debut at the world's top political and economic summit in the Swiss Alps, telling the World Economic Forum that robots will outnumber people and AI will surpass human intelligence.
Kazakhstan joins Donald Trump's Board of Peace as one of 19 founding countries
The board was initially conceived as a mechanism to bring stability to post-war Gaza, but has since morphed into a broader conflict resolution platform.
‘Shocking’: France’s relaunch of ‘child-free’ class on trains sparks outrage online
SNCF says the new option is aimed at business customers and those who “want a special travel experience with personalised assistance and flexibility”.
NATO military planners 'waiting for direction' on Greenland framework deal
Little has yet filtered out about the deal, although it has apparently satisfied Donald Trump enough for him to withdraw his tariff threat against eight European countries.
Oscar nominations 2026: ‘Sinners’ makes history with record-breaking 16 nods
The record in the Academy Awards' 98-year history was 14 nominations, and Ryan Coogler's vampire horror 'Sinners' has shattered that achievement. Here's everything you need to know about this year's Oscar nominations.
France's Navy intercepts sanctioned oil tanker in the Mediterranean sailing from Russia
French maritime authorities for the Mediterranean said the ship, the Grinch, is suspected of operating with a false flag.
How Azerbaijan is using public-private partnerships to drive economic diversification
Azerbaijan is reorienting its economy by strengthening public-private partnerships and attracting private investors into non-oil sectors, infrastructure, digital transformation and export-oriented industries.
Greenland's sovereignty is not negotiable, Denmark’s prime minister says
Denmark’s prime minister insisted that her country cannot negotiate on its sovereignty on Thursday after US President Donald Trump said he agreed a “framework of a future deal” on Arctic security with the head of NATO. Security in the Arctic is "a matter for all of NATO," Mette
Zelenskyy says Europe 'looks lost' and living in 'Groundhog Day' in scathing Davos address
The Ukrainian president said in his speech at Davos that a year had passed since his last address at the same summit, when he warned Europe that it needed to learn self-defence, yet "nothing has changed".
'We need support, we need help,' Ukraine energy provider CEO says during Kyiv blackout
Russia has repeatedly hit Ukrainian energy infrastructure throughout the nearly four-year war, but Kyiv says this winter has been the toughest yet.
Danish PM thanks Starmer for support over Greenland
Mette Frederiksen says it's good to know "Europeans stand together", after President Trump's climbdown.
This popular European hiking destination has upped tourist fees and capped numbers on its trails
With steep peaks, verdant forests, and lush waterfalls, the archipelago’s hiking trails are some of its top visitor draws.
New Zealand landslides kill at least two, others missing
Landslides ploughed into a home and a campsite in northern New Zealand on Thursday, killing at least two people and leaving others missing under tonnes of mud. Rescuers used heavy machinery to dig through the mass of earth that moved after heavy overnight rain in New
Quimperlé in Brittany faces severe flooding, evacuations underway
Flooding in Quimperlé, Brittany, has forced evacuations and trapped residents after heavy rain. Water levels surpassed 4.4 metres, and more rain is expected.
Société Générale shares rise after announcement of 1,800 job cuts
Société Générale is planning 1,800 job cuts in France through "natural attrition", a move unions say was presented after key employment safeguards were dismantled.
From colonial trade to Nazi gold: Why Portugal holds vast reserves
Even in the digital age, Portugal still relies on gold as a financial backstop, holding over 300 tonnes stored between Carregado and London.
Scarlett Johansson, Cate Blanchett among 800 artists calling AI training 'theft'
There are around 60 ongoing lawsuits in the US where creators and rightsholders are suing AI companies.
Funerals held in Andalusia for victims of Spain's deadliest train crash
Funerals for victims of Spain's train accident took place in Huelva province. Andrés Gallardo and David Cordon were among the mourned. The country is in national mourning with flags at half mast.
German climate activists arrested trying to pain Chancellor Merz's private plane pink
Police and a protest group calling itself the Resistance Collective confirmed the early-morning incident at the airfield where Merz, a hobby pilot, parks his plane.
‘Tourism creates bridges between nations’, says Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Tourism at WEF
Speaking on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, His Excellency Ahmed Al Khateeb spoke exclusively with Euronews about the industry’s role in connecting countries.
WEF 2026: Azerbaijan’s president outlines regional growth priorities
Euronews conducted the first Azerbaijan Executive Breakfast at its hub during the World Economic Forum in 2026.
What we know about Trump's 'framework of future deal' over Greenland
Denmark and Greenland have made it clear they will not relinquish sovereignty of the world's largest island.
'Several lightly injured' after train hits crane in southern Spain, operator Renfe says
It comes after two fatal train crashes in two days rocked Spain, leading to questions about safety on the country's railway system.
Trump claims China doesn’t use wind power - but the world’s largest wind farm is there
Trump used the WEF in Davos to double-down on his attacks against renewable energy. But was anything he said accurate?
Armenia reshapes its pricing system as it continues to import Azerbaijani fuel
Two fuel shipments from Azerbaijan to Armenia in recent months have made groundbreaking changes - not only to the reconciliation process between the countries, but to reshaping the Armenian market by driving local prices down. The country once relied solely on Russia and Iran
Where are the best and worst places to hire in Europe in 2026?
Denmark, Switzerland and Ireland set the pace as some of the most attractive places to hire in Europe, thanks to strong skill ecosystems, high productivity, and trusted institutions.
Global baby formula recall: Nestlé, Danone, Lactalis pull products after toxin alert
Nestlé, Danone, and Lactalis were forced to recall infant formula batches worldwide amid concerns of toxic cereulide contamination.
Russian national under arrest accused of spying for Moldova, FSB spy agency says
Moldova's Information and Security Service told local media it "rejects the accusations made by the authorities of the Russian Federation."
What would happen if Iran returned to the global trade order?
Picture Iran rejoining the global system after decades of sanctions — banks back on SWIFT, oil exports restored, capital returning.
Trump considers 'tariff-free zone' for Ukraine as US envoy Witkoff hints peace deal is close
The US has held talks with Russia as well as with Ukraine and European partners on various drafts of a plan to end the war in Ukraine but so far a deal has remained elusive.
Tourism, investment and soft power: Key takeaways from Euronews Travel’s Davos panel
Tourism took centre stage in Davos this week as political leaders, investors and industry executives gathered for an executive panel discussion organised by Euronews Travel.
European Parliament backs von der Leyen despite clash over Mercosur deal
A vote of no confidence tabled against Ursula von der Leyen by far-right group Patriots for Europe was defeated in the European Parliament by a large majority.
‘Exceptionally cold’: How a warming Arctic is pushing the US and Eastern Europe into a deep freeze
Meteorologists blame a stretched polar vortex, moisture and a lack of sea ice for the dangerous winter blast.
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Trump launches 'Board of Peace' at Davos signing ceremony
The board originated in the US president's 20-point Gaza ceasefire plan endorsed by the UN Security Council, but has expanded far beyond its initial mandate.
Shoppers in Denmark turn to apps to boycott US products amid Greenland tensions
Mobile apps designed to help consumers identify and avoid American-made products have climbed to the top of Denmark's app store charts following President Donald Trump's recent comments about acquiring Greenland.
Restart of world's biggest nuclear plant paused after alert, Japan's TEPCO says
The restart, initially scheduled for Tuesday, had been pushed back after another technical issue related to the control rods' removal was detected last weekend.
Europe mulls over an uneasy truce with the US over Greenland
Europe is taking stock after several days of US sabre-rattling which risked the end of transatlantic relations, and potentially the end of NATO. While the threat of a takeover of Greenland seems to be over, trust among the US's allies has been badly eroded – perhaps permanently.
'It's all about the land': Zelensky says Ukraine to talk to US and Russia
The meeting came as US envoy Steve Witkoff headed to Moscow for a meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin.
Israeli strikes kill at least 11 people including three journalists and two children
Israel's military said it had spotted suspects who were operating a drone that posed a threat to its troops.
Record breaker Taylor Swift smashes another milestone with Songwriters Hall of Fame induction
Taylor Swift has become the youngest female artist to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, the latest in a long line of accolades for the pop superstar.