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Once a hunting ground for Cold War bragging rights, space has now evolved into a key strategic arena, as states jostle for a military and technological edge.
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Finland joins France's forward nuclear deterrence initiative
Finnish President Alexander Stubb stressed that Finland’s "foremost priority" was still to act as part of NATO and the EU and that the French initiative would not "replace or overlap with NATO’s nuclear deterrence."
Former Moroccan spy reportedly offered Spain intelligence information in bid to avoid extradition
Mehdi Hijaouy was reportedly forced into exile following a conflict with some of his intelligence colleagues in Morocco.
Turkish Airlines drops Luanda as Angola's new airport struggles
The Istanbul carrier permanently axed Luanda, along with four other African routes, becoming the latest international airline to exit the Angolan capital since its new airport opened in 2023. The facility was built for 15 million annual passengers but handled fewer than 800,000
Bangladesh under Yunus questions 'reformer' image
Under Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh saw a tense period where the recourse to justice was curtailed, the banking sector crippled, and foreign investment virtually evaporated. As the country tries to build a brighter future, the authoritarian nature of Yunus’s interim administration
Carcassonne: Police officer under investigation after video shows man violently thrown to ground
The incident occurred on 21 June during the Fête de la musique music festival. It follows a separate scandal involving recordings of officers in the city making racist, misogynistic and conspiracy-related remarks.
Germany to deploy remaining soldiers to Lithuania after volunteer shortfall
By the end of 2027, around 4,800 German troops are expected to be stationed permanently in Lithuania as part of the 45th Panzer Brigade, on NATO's eastern flank.
Butter late than never: Paris gets its first boutique entirely dedicated to butter
From croissants to sauces, crêpes to kouign-amann (the Breton butter cake which will make any gourmand melt), France knows a thing or two about butter. Now, its capital has its own dedicated butter shop. And some of the varieties may surprise you...
Trump says Ukraine and Russia agree to halt strikes on energy targets
Trump's announcement comes after he called on Ukraine to halt its attacks on Russian diesel infrastructure during a trip to Ireland over the weekend.
Pope Leo XIV unveils giant wave for new water exhibition at Vatican Library
A giant wave now covers part of the Vatican Apostolic Library’s historic façade as the Vatican opens a new exhibition exploring the power of water.
France seeks Usmanov delisting in bid to secure release of French nationals detained in Azerbaijan
Paris seeks to remove Usmanov from the sanctions list in an apparent quid-pro-quo move to secure the release of detained French nationals.
Ukraine’s prosecutor general suspended after leaving country amid corruption scandal
Ruslan Kravchenko left Ukraine days after resigning amid a corruption investigation involving officials in his office, as a major confrontation unfolds between the country’s prosecutors and independent anti-corruption agencies.
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'We were right': EU finally listening to Baltic warnings on Russia, Latvian PM says
The Latvian PM noted that the Baltics' sense of foreboding over Russian attacks on the EU come from their occupation. "We know the tricks; we knew the bully would show its muscles."
'Come witness the fitness. It shall be a sight to behold': Oasis announce 38 new dates for global tour in 2027
"Today is gonna be the day..." Fans of the Manchester rock band get an eagerly anticipated fresh round of shows, after their massive Oasis: Live '25 reunion tour...
Devotees flock to Mumbai and Hyderabad as Ganesh Chaturthi begins
India began its annual Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations on Monday, 14 September, as Hindu families and community groups installed brightly decorated idols of Ganesha in homes and public shrines.
UK armed forces member dies in 'road traffic incident' in Ukraine
Few details are available on the UK's military presence in Ukraine, although Westminster has previously confirmed that British personnel are present in the country.
Fuel price protests spread across Syria as parliament summons energy minister
Demonstrators blocked oil tanker routes and roads in six provinces on the second consecutive day of unrest over a 25-40% fuel price rise, as more than 50 MPs signed a demand to question the energy minister.
State of the Union: Did von der Leyen make good on last year's promises?
Did Ursula von der Leyen deliver on all the promises she made in last year's State of the Union speech? Euronews puts her work to the test.
EU trade chief to visit Manila to finalise Philippines trade deal
Manila and Brussels have already completed six rounds of talks aimed at reducing trade barriers across a broad range of sectors. The agreement would represent another step in Brussels’ efforts to diversify its trade relationships throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
Party leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland say future belongs back in EU
The main parties from each nation want to break away from the UK but have different positions on how and when this might take place.
There won’t be any cities on the Moon any time soon, scientists say
Despite recent breakthroughs mapping the lunar surface to analyse the feasibility of building lunar cities, a new study pours cold water on the prospect of permanent colonisation.
Poland crowns its best bird imitator as crowds flock to Warsaw for annual competition
Crowds gathered for Poland’s annual Bird Imitation Championships, where competitors battled to recreate the calls of the country's native bird species.
Kenya tests solar-powered ambulance for remote communities
A solar-powered ambulance designed to bring healthcare to remote communities is being tested in Kenya.
12 European nations call on EU to expand Arctic presence amid growing threats
Speaking to reporters on Monday, Kaja Kallas, the EU's top diplomat, said the bloc had to remain "vigilant" in the face of increasing Russian military activity in the Arctic, as well as China's growing interest in the region.
Hungary moves to amend controversial child protection law after EU court ruling
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has announced amendments to the country’s child protection law, which the EU’s top court ruled discriminatory in April. The changes could end discrimination against sexual minorities and help unlock further EU funding for Hungary.
Nomad Games attract record 109 national teams and celebrate nomadic heritage
6th World Nomad Games were held in the Kyrgyz Republic. 109 teams from all continents took part. They competed in 42 disciplines. Scientific and cultural events and an ethno-village completed the programme of the games aimed at preserving and promoting nomadic culture,
Everyday technology takes centre stage at IFA Berlin 2026
Under the theme “The Future is Now”, IFA Berlin 2026 put the focus on technology designed for everyday life.
Every room in this soon-to-open luxury hotel boasts incredible views of the Dolomites
The First Cortina in Cortina d’Ampezzo will welcome guests from early December this year.
Parliament pushes tougher energy permit deadlines, setting up clash with EU countries
The European Parliament is trying to turn permitting reform into a stronger, common EU rulebook, while capitals seek flexibility to accommodate national legal systems, environmental constraints and administrative structures, according to a document seen by Euronews.
Italy and wolves: living with a growing population amid myths and alarmism
The latest data put Italy's wolf population at around 3,500 animals spread nationwide, and experts say it has since grown. Amid sightings and scares, what is being done and what must be known so farmers, residents and wolves can live side by side?
Mass funeral in Bukavu for 26 children killed in DR Congo school blaze
Bukavu held a mass funeral on Monday, 14 September, for 26 children killed in a school fire and subsequent stampede three days earlier, as UNICEF and local authorities called for an investigation into the disaster.
Iran seizes assets of 240 dissidents and journalists as protest arrests top 6,000
The judiciary froze 182 bank accounts and confiscated property belonging to journalists, activists and public figures accused of acting in favour of "hostile governments". Tehran has executed at least 532 people since January, including 29 linked to the protests.
One dead, 25 missing after migrant boat sinks off Greek island near Crete
The 320km stretch of sea between Libya and the islands of Crete and Gavdos, has become a popular route for asylum seekers heading to Greece.
EU halves cheap parcel influx in bid to rein in Chinese e-commerce giants
The EU has cut the number of low-value parcels entering the region by half, following the introduction of a €3 flat fee. The measure is part of a broader effort to curb the growing dominance of Chinese e-commerce platforms.
Trump concedes on ethics rules, clearing the way for major crypto legislation
US President Donald Trump has accepted ethics restrictions he had long resisted, removing the final obstacle to the CLARITY Act, the most significant crypto legislation ever attempted in the US, which now faces a decisive Senate vote on Tuesday.
Céline Dion is taking over Paris – and this hotel is going all in with a themed suite
Céline Dion’s comeback is proving to be music to Paris’ ears, with flight searches surging and one hotel going full My Heart Will Go On with a themed suite, singalong tour and concert-inspired experiences.
Houthis capture more Yemeni Red Sea islands, tightening grip on Bab el-Mandeb
The Hanish archipelago fell after hundreds of government-allied forces withdrew, adding to Houthi control of Mokha and Perim Island. More than 80,000 people have been displaced in two weeks of fighting, as the internationally recognised government vows to regroup.
SoftBank shares plunge as calls grow to slow AI development
AI development should slow down, leading developers have warned, as the industry faces growing calls to put safety ahead of profits. The comments weighed heavily on technology shares on Monday.
Could astronauts get cataract surgery on Mars? Scientists test eye implants in space
The research team sent 135 unpackaged artificial lenses to the International Space Station, where they spent around six months exposed to conditions in low-Earth orbit before returning to Earth for analysis.
'Wind turbines cause animal malformations': True or false?
The claims feed into a bigger conspiracy theory alleging that wind turbines cause health problems, including in humans. These allegations are very much debated but, so far, unproven.
Archaeologists baffled by huge Roman structure found in Budapest
Archaeologists in Budapest have uncovered a huge Roman building, but its original purpose still remains a mystery.
France and Germany struggle to get their act together on European defence
As the EU faces immense pressure to invest in defence and manage its own security, deep-rooted strategic divisions between France and Germany are surfacing, preventing an effective European approach.
Tokayev calls for deeper BRICS plus cooperation on trade, AI and critical minerals
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev called for deeper practical co-operation between Kazakhstan and BRICS countries in trade, logistics, artificial intelligence, critical minerals and water security, positioning the format as a platform for broader economic ties amid growing
Israeli strike on Gaza vehicle kills two Hamas engineers, 13 wounded
At least two people were killed and 13 others wounded on Sunday, 13 September, when an Israeli airstrike hit a car in Gaza City's Tel al-Hawa neighbourhood, according to local medical sources cited by news agencies. Israel said the strike targeted two Hamas engineers involved
Poland and Ukraine slam Russian strike on train near their border as 'escalation'
The strike hit a Warsaw-bound train near to the border a short time after another train carrying various foreign dignitaries passed through the same track.
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Saudi pipeline shutdown threatens oil exports to Europe and Asia as kingdom relies on stored supplies
The pipeline disruption comes as Gulf oil exports have already fallen sharply and shipping routes face further threats. With no restart date announced, the impact on deliveries to Europe and Asia depends on how long the shutdown lasts.
ATTR-CM takes centre stage at ESC 2026
This year's European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress showed just how quickly cardiology is changing. Late-breaking trials, new scientific data and major guideline updates all pointed to a field that is becoming both more crowded and more complex. A central question the
French blockade looms over Commission’s plan to fast-track trade deals in English
Eager to unlock new markets for EU businesses, the European Commission plans to accelerate trade deal ratification by circulating only English versions for approval by EU governments and the European Parliament – but sources told Euronews that Paris is set to oppose the move if