In historic Monaco visit, Pope Leo XIV calls for justice and peace
Pope Leo XIV makes first papal visit to Monaco since 1538, urging the wealthy microstate to use its influence for justice, peace and the common good.
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22 migrants die off the coast of Crete after six days at sea
Survivors say the bodies of those who had died during the difficult journey were thrown into the sea on the orders of one of the smugglers aboard the ship.
French authorities foil bomb attack outside Bank of America branch in Paris
France's counter-terrorism prosecutor's office has taken over the investigation into a foiled bomb attack outside a Bank of America branch in central Paris.
French rapper Gims placed under investigation for 'aggravated money laundering'
Gims, one of France's most popular rappers, was placed under formal investigation and released under judicial supervision on Friday, in a sprawling international money-laundering case.
MEPs urge Commission leaders to stop Russia from returning to the Venice Biennale
MEPs have urged European Commission leaders to prevent Russia from participating in the Venice Biennale. The move has been backed by Ukraine's foreign policy chief who says "Russia rejects all proposals to end the war and rejects the dialogue that the organizers of the
Latest news bulletin | March 28th, 2026 – Midday
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Beyond trends: Decoding the fascination with 'becoming Chinese'
The global conversation about China is undergoing a significant shift. While international perceptions of China are still clouded by negative narratives and entrenched biases, a more authentic story, grounded in real and lived experience, is cutting through the information fog,
Qatar and Ukraine sign defence agreement as Zelenskyy's Gulf tour shapes new partnerships
Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in Doha on Saturday amid his tour around the Gulf region, one month since the beginning of the Iran war.
Nepal arrests former prime minister and home minister over deadly 'Gen Z protests' crackdown
Hours after the country's youngest ever leader was sworn in, Nepal police have arrested the former prime minister and home minister over a deadly crackdown on protests in September last year, which killed 76 people and injured at least 2,300 others.
Vadym Novynskyi: 'Peace is as essential to Ukraine as air'
Former Ukrainian parliamentarian Vadym Novynskyi, who is currently living in one of the European countries after being forced to leave Ukraine, gave an interview to the conservative Spanish channel HerqlesTV. In the interview, he addressed key issues related to the current
How successful has the US been in achieving its war objectives in its now one-month-old war in Iran?
The White House continues to claim major successes in its ongoing operations in Iran, which have now reached the one month mark. Objectives of the war appear to constantly be shifting, but how successful has Washington been so far?
Man's older friend: New study finds dogs lived with humans 5,000 years earlier than thought
Ancient DNA has revealed that domestic dogs lived alongside humans more than 15,000 years ago, reframing our understanding of their origins and societal significance.
Yemen's Houthis say they carried out their first military operation targeting Israel 'successfully'
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels say they launched their first military operation targeting Israeli military positions in support of Iranian and Hezbollah resistance efforts. The group said its attacks will continue until Israel halts its military offensives on all fronts.
The EU's recipe for trade deals : easy on beef, tough on wine
Within weeks, the European Commission has wrapped up deals with Mercosur, India and Australia. Yet despite the backlash over the Latin America agreement, Brussels is sticking to a familiar playbook: offensive on wine and cars, defensive on beef.
Live classical music sessions are helping students in Amsterdam focus during exam season
Organised by the Concertgebouw's youth association, the sessions aim to help students concentrate while introducing younger audiences to classical music.
Why are older adults far more at risk from COVID or flu?
New research highlights the impact of ageing-related inflammation, especially due to immune cells marked by the GZMK gene, first seen in people affected by severe COVID.
Jewish life in Europe: 'J'accuse. Never again is a lie'
In an opinion piece for Euronews, Israeli strategist Avital Sahar argues that Jewish life in Europe is under constant threat - accusing governments of effectively failing to protect their communities amid rising antisemitism.
‘We can have a better digital world’: Global campaign targets ‘enshitification’ of social media
A platform becomes ‘enshitified’ when it introduces paid features or subscriptions that makes a user’s experience worse than it used to be.
The Mères Lyonnaises: The women who first cooked and baked Lyon's gastronomic legend
The Mères Lyonnaises were a group of women who helped create Lyon’s food identity since the 1800s and undoubtedly left a lasting mark on France's celebrated gastronomy.
Europe's farms are reeling from the Iran war. Regenerative farmers saw it coming
The Iran war has sent fertiliser prices soaring – but these farmers aren’t fazed.
Latest news bulletin | March 28th, 2026 – Morning
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Time zone quirks around the world that travellers may not know about
With European Summer Time almost upon us, we thought it was the perfect opportunity to look at time zones across the globe.
Oil, energy and food: Which countries in Europe are most exposed to higher food prices?
The crisis in the Middle East is driving up oil prices, affecting both energy and food costs. Experts agree that the Iran crisis will significantly impact food prices in Europe.
Gabon’s tiny turtles race against extinction as funding for protection dries up
Gabon is intensifying efforts to protect vulnerable sea turtle hatchlings as nesting season peaks between December and March along the country’s Atlantic coast.
Iran says it will 'facilitate and expedite' humanitarian aid through Strait of Hormuz
The announcement came just hours after Iranian state media said two nuclear facilities had come under attack in strikes claimed by Israel.
Rubio slams Zelenskyy's Donbas comments and says US may divert Ukraine arms to Iran
Zelenskyy had said in an interview that the United States was pressing Ukraine to cede the eastern Donbas region to Russia before finalising any post-war security guarantees.
Pro-Iran group claims credit for hack of FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email account
Handala is a pro-Iranian, pro-Palestinian hacking group that earlier this month claimed credit for disrupting systems at Stryker, a Michigan-based medical technology company.
First golden snub‑nosed monkey born outside Asia makes debut at French zoo
A golden snub-nosed monkey has been born at France’s ZooParc de Beauval, in what the zoo says is a first outside Asia and a milestone for conservation.
G7 agrees to secure Strait of Hormuz but only after war in Iran ends
Foreign ministers of the Group of Seven made the mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz conditional on the cessation of hostilities in the Middle East.
Investors dump Orbán-linked stocks as poll shows opposition with 23-point lead
In a single day, the share price of two holding companies on the Budapest Stock Exchange with a thousand links to the Orbán regime, 4iG and Opus Global, fell 10-12%.
At least nine dead and 45 missing after migrant boat sinks off Djibouti, IOM says
The boat had left from the Djibouti port town of Obock with more than 300 people on board and was trying to cross the Bab el-Mandeb Strait when it went down on Tuesday.
Iran says nuclear facilities hit by strikes after Israel warns attacks 'will escalate'
Israel struck several nuclear sites in Iran on Friday, hitting uranium and heavy water facilities with no reported radiation leak, as both sides trade fresh threats amid reports of Washington-Tehran talks.
Latest news bulletin | March 27th, 2026 – Evening
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EU Parliament unblocks key political hurdle in digital euro negotiations
After months of political gridlock in the European Parliament, EU lawmakers have overcome a key obstacle to the digital euro, bringing the proposal closer to approval.
Europe Needs a New Mindset and the Courage to Act
Why Europe’s competitiveness depends on governance reform — and on investing in people and leadership: a conversation with PMI’s President for Europe, Massimo Andolina.
EU calls for Black Sea grain model to unblock Strait of Hormuz, EU envoy tells Euronews
Brussels has urged a Black Sea-style grain deal to unblock the Strait of Hormuz, while backing GCC self-defence and deepening security ties amid the Iran war.