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Commission approves €5 billion Danish state aid scheme to support offshore wind energy
The European Commission has approved a €5 billion (DKK 37.6 billion) Danish scheme to support offshore wind energy in line with the objectives of the Clean Industrial Deal. This measure will contribute to the transition towards a net-zero economy and reaching the 2030 renewable
Europe Today: Frederiksen on track to remain Danish PM as tensions mount over Hungary leaks
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.
Commission approves French state aid scheme for production of renewable and low-carbon hydrogen
The European Commission has approved, under EU state aid rules, a French scheme to support the production of renewable and low-carbon hydrogen in line with the objectives of the EU Hydrogen Strategy and the Clean Industrial Deal. The scheme will also contribute to the
The song contest that never was: Why Latin America still lacks its own Eurovision
Latin artists may rule the charts and pack stadiums worldwide, yet Latin America still lacks a Eurovision-style televised music mega-festival; the reasons lie in history, industry and politics.
Five of Europe’s top 10 most polluted cities are in this one country
Two countries dominate the top 10 lists for Europe's most and least polluted cities.
Astronomers have spotted two giant gas plants forming around a baby star in deep space
Using the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope, a team of scientists have observed two giant gas planets forming around a young star in what appears to be a new, emerging solar system.
How Seville is standing up to Madrid and Barcelona as a host city for major events
The Andalusian capital is no longer a transit destination. From the Latin Grammy Awards to the Ibai Evening, plus the largest technology congress in southern Europe, Seville is consolidating its own model for attracting events that move millions and global audiences.
Europe's nuclear leaders: Which countries produce the most?
Nuclear power accounts for 12% of the EU’s energy mix. Yet despite recent increases, overall nuclear power production is declining.
Latest news bulletin | March 25th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this March 25th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Global high-level conference to protect migratory species begins
The meeting aims to outline an ambitious set of actions to address the current global biodiversity crisis. The 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (CMS CoP15) to the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals started on 23 March in Campo
Vivid dreams could be key to feeling well-rested, new study suggests
Researchers found that people often feel they’ve slept most deeply not just during unconscious rest, but after immersive dream experiences - challenging the idea that deep sleep means a “switched off” brain.
Tough negotiations loom as Denmark's Social Democrats fail to secure a majority
The party, which has governed since 2019, gained the most votes but saw its weakest results in over a century.
Commission calls on EU countries to start preparing for winter amid Middle East energy disruption
Considering the market volatility stemming from the conflict in the Middle East, the European Commission is calling on EU countries to start gas filling season and preparations in a coordinated manner and in time for next winter. The EU security of energy supply remains
EU/EEA falls short on TB detection as one in five cases go unnoticed
A new joint surveillance report from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Europe Office highlights persistent gaps in tuberculosis (TB) detection and care across the Europe Region, which comprises 53 countries.
Almost 1,000 drones within 24 hours: Russia launched one of its largest attacks on Ukraine
In one of its largest attacks since the beginning of the all-out war, Russia launched almost 1,000 drones against Ukraine, targeting all regions, including Western Ukraine.
Tusk on Budapest leaks to Moscow: Lithuania requested Hungary's exclusion from NATO meeting
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said that Lithuania requested the exclusion of a Hungarian delegation from a NATO meeting as early as 2019, amid fears that it may have passed classified information to Moscow.
Portugal: Students protest for better conditions and against tuition fees
Higher education students across the country mark Student’s Day today with a march through Lisbon, demanding affordable housing, an end to tuition fees and more investment in social support.
Impersonating Euronews: Pro-Kremlin disinformation network takes aim at Hungary's elections
A network linked to pro-Kremlin actors is impersonating major media outlets to spread false claims about Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar ahead of parliamentary elections.
EU-Australia trade deal draws ire of farmers and lawmakers
The new EU-Australia trade deal has drawn criticism from farmers and MEPs, who argue that it will open the door to additional imports of sensitive products on top of those already agreed under the contentious Mercosur deal, while not providing full protection for certain EU
Latest news bulletin | March 24th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this March 24th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Russia launches 948 drones at Ukraine in largest attack over 24-hour period
Cities across Ukraine were hit, with local officials reporting at least eight people killed and dozens injured.
’I hope he can still be saved’: Germans flock to see stranded humpback whale as rescue hopes fade
Police appealed to locals, who say they heard the whale's cries during the night, to keep their distance so "that the animal does not become even more stressed”.
Qatar says it is not mediating as it remains in 'the eye of the storm'
Missile and drone attacks on Qatar have eased in recent days with no alerts issued, but officials say the country remains vigilant and reserves the right to respond, as indirect talks continue in the region.
Estée Lauder and Puig in €35bn merger talks to combine major beauty brands
Estée Lauder has confirmed merger talks with Spain’s Puig as it looks to strengthen its position in fragrances and reverse a prolonged sales decline.
Fading hopes as rescuers attempt to refloat stranded humpback whale on Germany’s Baltic coast
Attempts to rescue the mammal are underway, including by using boats to generate waves to help the whale return to deeper water.
‘My daughter was not killed’: Family denies Israel's role in French journalist’s death
A social media campaign pushing fake news to exploit the death of a French journalist has emerged in recent days, accusing Israel of killing her in order to censor her reporting on Gaza. According to her family and friends, these claims are baseless.
Chaos, connection and catastrophic cringe: The best karaoke scenes in movies
As Sandra Hüller takes to the mic for a rendition of 'Sign of the Times' in sci-fi blockbuster 'Project Hail Mary,' Euronews Culture looks back at cinema's most memorable karaoke scenes.
Which country is the top innovator in Europe in the patent race?
Germany continues to anchor Europe, holding strong as the number two player worldwide and the leader of the European continent. But AI was not the leading technology.
US quadruple amputee cornhole champion arrested for murder during argument
Maryland authorities say the pro cornhole player fatally shot passenger Bradrick Wells after an argument in her car and fled before his arrest.
Byblos in Paris: Macron opens Lebanese heritage exhibition with warning to Israel over 'occupation'
Emmanuel Macron has opened a new exhibition in Paris that's celebrates the heritage and history of Lebanon's ancient city of Byblos as Israel's war continues to wreak humanitarian havoc in the country.
NATO eastern flank: Germany withdraws Eurofighters from Poland
Germany is withdrawing its Eurofighters from Poland, bringing an important NATO mission to an end. Around 150 soldiers are returning from Malbork.
Ukraine peace talks stall as Russia begins its spring offensive
The diplomatic process aimed at ending Russia’s war against Ukraine has stalled since the beginning of the Iran war, which Kyiv claims only “bolsters Russia’s confidence”.
How museums preserve the legacy of the Silk Road
From royal palaces and Silk Road artefacts to avant-garde art and interactive science exhibitions, Uzbekistan’s museums offer visitors a journey through centuries of history and cultural exchange.
EU delays proposal to ban Russian oil amid Iran war, price spikes and Druzhba row
A law to permanently ban Russian oil from the European Union has been pushed back amid rising prices fuelled by the war in the Middle East.
Oil above $100 a barrel while stocks open lower in expectation of US-Iran talks
US stocks opened slightly lower on Tuesday while oil prices climbed higher, reflecting persistent uncertainty over the Iran war even after US President Donald Trump signalled progress in talks.
Choose life. Choose the West End: ‘Trainspotting’ musical opening in London this summer
30 years on from the film that changed everything comes "the ultimate anti-musical." 'Trainspotting', one of the most iconic British films of all time, is now getting the musical treatment...
European coolcations: Why more people will flock to Norway, Finland and Iceland in summer 2026
Destinations that offer a cooler climate during the summer months are expected to continue seeing a boom in 2026, but could it cause overtourism in the Nordics?
Exclusive: In Gaza’s ‘no change’ market, small banknotes vanish and prices soar
A shortage of small shekel notes in the Strip is paralysing daily trade, forcing residents to accept unwanted goods as change and pay steep cash commissions, Gazans tell Euronews.
Search for missing continues in central Tel Aviv after Iran missile strike
Israeli emergency services respond in central Tel Aviv after explosions following an Iranian missile alert, with several people slightly injured.
This low-cost airline is adding more legroom to its aircraft – but you’ll have to wait until 2028
EasyJet’s new Kestrel economy seats are ‘pre-reclined’, meaning you get extra knee and shin clearance without having to change the seat pitch.
Holidaying in Egypt over Easter? Unusual measures due to energy crisis restrict tourists
Anyone planning a trip to Egypt over Easter should be prepared for unusual changes. Due to a severe energy crisis, the government has decided to take short-term measures that will also affect tourists.
Cambodia unveils restored 1,000-year-old Dancing Shiva statue
Cambodia has unveiled a restored 10th-century Dancing Shiva statue from Koh Ker, rebuilt from more than 10,000 fragments after years of careful conservation.
Who are the latest Russian disinformation actors sanctioned by the EU?
A former military serviceman and a freelance journalist accused of war crimes - who are the four individuals the EU is sanctioning for spreading Russian propaganda?
Russia steps up strikes and ground assaults in biggest attack on Ukraine in weeks
Russia fired almost 400 long-range drones at Ukraine overnight, Ukraine’s air force said, in its biggest attack in weeks. The onslaught continued into Tuesday as dozens of drones targeted the capital Kyiv during daylight.
Danes vote as PM Mette Frederiksen seeks third term after Greenland boost
Frederiksen enjoyed a surge in popularity for standing up to the US over Greenland but her support is down on 2022.
'Moana' live-action remake trailer drops – and fans are tearing it to shreds
Disney’s new trailer for the live-action remake of 'Moana' has officially dropped... And speaking of things dropping, so has the enthusiasm and respect from fans of the animated film...
Hungary's Péter Magyar accuses secret services of targeting his party ahead of April elections
Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar has accused the country’s secret services of targeting his Tisza Party’s IT systems, citing press reports, just weeks before the 12 April elections, which polls suggest his party could win.
Mark Zuckerberg is building an AI bot to help run Meta and remain competitive in AI
The Meta CEO is reportedly building an artificial intelligence agent to assist with his tasks, as part of a wider push to adopt AI in the company’s day-to-day workflow.
5 ways to protect your health when air pollution spikes
Small changes to your routine can cut your exposure more than you might think.