‘Immediately was enchanted’: Viral Puerto Rico song gets its own music video shot on island
The song creator Bill Stiteler worked with Discover Puerto Rico to create a video that highlights some of the island’s top tourist attractions.
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NATO summit ended 'on a more positive note than feared', former NATO security advisor says
Jamie Shea, former NATO security adviser, says NATO 3.0 is going to be "much more a European show and less an American show" than it used to be. According to Shea, the US "is going to do a lot less in terms of holding up the collective defence than allies were used to during
Who is Count Binface – the alien space warrior standing against Brexit champion Nigel Farage?
In a week when the race to become Britain’s next prime minister is effectively a one-horse race, there seems to be more suspense in another contest pitting Brexit champion Nigel Farage against a comedian going viral online. Is this a joke too far for Brits and their famous
Von der Leyen to donate gun gifted by Erdoğan to military museum
Personalised pistols given out by the Turkish president at this week's NATO summit appear to be gifts that keep on giving.
Robert Wun unveils 'Childsplay' couture collection in Paris
Robert Wun presents his 'Childsplay' couture collection during Paris Haute Couture Week, blending dramatic designs with childhood-inspired creativity.
This Tuscan hotel with its own vineyard and golf club was just named the best in Europe
Originally founded in the 1100s, Castiglion del Bosco, a Rosewood Hotel has been crowned the best property on the continent by Travel + Leisure.
Commission to tighten access to EU market as foreign interference concerns rise
A draft document shows that the EU wants to allow the exclusion of foreign companies that pose security risks from its public procurement market, with particular worries about data transfers and weaponisation of the bloc's dependencies on tech and minerals.
Have your say and nominate the 7 Contemporary Wonders of the World
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has launched a global campaign to identify the 7 Contemporary Wonders of the World – inviting people to nominate modern landmarks built since 1801.
Russian drivers face petrol shortages after Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure
Drivers in Saint Petersburg are struggling to find petrol after weeks of intensified Ukrainian strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure disrupted fuel supplies, leaving some filling stations without fuel and others forced to close.
Digital euro enters final round of EU negotiations
The European Parliament and EU governments are entering the final phase of negotiations on the digital euro. The most sensitive issues include how fees will be shared and how banks and payment providers will be compensated.
Volkswagen faces crunch talks over 100,000 job cuts and factory closures
German auto giant Volkswagen's management meets Thursday to discuss plans for what could be the biggest ever restructuring in the global auto industry, with unions set to protest any mass job cuts.
Cerebras targets Europe with multibillion-dollar AI expansion, challenging Nvidia
American AI chip startup Cerebras accelerates its European expansion with 200MW of AI compute capacity by the end of 2027, challenging sector behemoth Nvidia as it highlights "extraordinary" demand across the continent.
'Total Eclipse Of The Heart' singer Bonnie Tyler dies aged 75
Legendary Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler has died at the age of 75. She achieved international fame in the 1980s, with the release of the hit single 'Total Eclipse Of The Heart'.
Solar railways and stork villages: Positive environmental stories from 2026
Eco anxiety is very real, so we share this year's most uplifting stories to prove there’s hope for our climate.
EU should make 'individual assessments' before returning migrants, says UNHCR representative
Jean-Nicolas Beuze, UNHCR representative in Brussels, believes it is key for the EU to ensure "nobody is returning to a possible situation of harm" when implementing the recently approved Pact on Migration and Asylum.
World Cup: Morocco fans dream of revenge as France quarter-final looms
Morocco fans gathered outside the French team's hotel in Boston ahead of the World Cup quarter-final, convinced their team can finally overcome France and continue its historic run.
NATO summit: Europe signals it's ready to take control of its own defence
This week's summit in Ankara was the first building block in the Europeanisation of NATO, with the continent apparently having decided that its future depends on weaning itself off US military support.
Artemis II astronauts reunite with Orion after record-breaking Moon mission
What comes next for NASA’s Artemis missions after a historic lunar fly-around?
Brussels Airlines takes playful jab at Spain ahead of World Cup quarterfinal clash
Brussels Airlines and Norwegian are taking the 2026 FIFA World Cup rivalries to the skies with tongue-in-cheek jabs at their European counterparts.
“NATO works”: Estonia’s PM pushes back on alliance doubts
“NATO is working well” — Speaking exclusively to Euronews’ Shona Murray as part of our special report live from Ankara, Estonia’s Prime Minister Kristen Michal shares his views on Trump, Russia, European defence and whether NATO is entering a new era.
Exclusive: Brussels puts trade ban with Israeli settlements on the table
The EU executive has laid out several options to further restrict EU imports of goods produced in Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, after a majority of EU foreign ministers called for clarifying what restrictive trade measures could be taken during a
World Cup sparks wave of racist misinformation online
False claims and AI-generated videos with racist overtones have circulated during the FIFA World Cup alongside genuine incidents of racism and xenophobia.
Russia bans diesel exports amid deepening fuel crisis
"This will enable us to increase supplies to the domestic market in July," Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said.
Dogs and cats at work: Yes or no? Here are Europe's most pet-friendly countries
In a new survey of 16,000 workers, more than half would consider switching job for a dog-friendly company.
Unvisited Sweden: New map reveals the nature spots far, far away from the crowds
In a bid to ease pressure on popular destinations, a new project highlights 24 locations in Sweden where you’re incredibly unlikely to run into anybody else.
Meta plans biggest AI data centre outside US in Canada with $9.1bn investment
Meta will pour more than $9.1bn (€8.4bn) into a new artificial intelligence data centre in Alberta, Canada — its largest outside the United States — powered by a dedicated natural gas plant.
“Sometimes not answering is the best answer”: Xavier Bettel on bullies
In an exclusive interview as part of Euronews’ live special report from Ankara, Luxembourg’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Xavier Bettel, speaks with NATO correspondent Shona Murray about Europe’s position in an increasingly uncertain world.
More than just a World Cup quarterfinal: France and Morocco gear up for knockout clash
Les Bleus last faced the Atlas Lions in the 2022 World Cup semifinals, where France managed to edge Morocco, the tournament's surprise package, in a 2-0 win.
20 million cigarettes and over 38 tonnes of tobacco seized in EU countries
Authorities have seized 20 million cigarettes and 38.4 tonnes of tobacco leaf and cut tobacco after dismantling two international criminal networks based in Spain.
Belgium's Defence Minister: "The Iranian regime is always lying"
"You cannot build Rome in one day." Belgium's Defence Minister Theo Francken joins Euronews' Shona Murray for a special report live from the NATO Summit in Ankara, discussing Ukraine, Iran, NATO and Belgium's largest defence investment in more than two decades.
Quarterly reports show a surge in solar energy and e-vehicles, with record highs in 2025
The latest quarterly reports for the electricity and gas markets, covering the final two quarters of 2025, confirm continued growth in the generation of renewable energy in the EU. Solar energy, in particular, hit a new record high in 2025, reaching 275 TWh (+18%). Energy from
'Maldives of the Middle East': Saudi Arabia's Red Sea project takes shape
Saudi Arabia is developing a luxury Red Sea destination of untouched islands, coral reefs, desert and mountains to entice the world’s most exclusive travellers.
EU deploys wildfire support to face multiple fires across Portugal and France
As Europe is fighting wildfires in several Member States, the Commission is swiftly mobilising assistance via the EU civil protection mechanism (UCPM). Over the weekend, Portugal and France have activated the UCPM due to devastating wildfires, with several of them active
Newsletter: Another day, another diatribe
In today's newsletter: Europeans leave the NATO summit with loaded guns plus strong statements from US President Donald Trump, EU ambassadors may go into overdrive over the 21st package of sanctions against Russia, and a European Parliament vote is set to rile up the political
From sewers to swimming sites: how Europe's cities reclaim their rivers
As Europe braces for hotter summers, cities are reopening rivers once written off as polluted waterways. From Paris to Copenhagen, local authorities are investing in cleaner, swimmable rivers to adapt to rising temperatures and meet citizens' needs.
Andy Burnham left with clear path to Downing Street as last potential rival rules out leadership bid
Former UK armed forces minister Al Carns said Burnham had his "full backing" and that he had "earned this".
Justin Bieber joins Madonna, Shakira and BTS for FIFA World Cup first ever final halftime show
Justin Bieber has joined a star-studded list of halftime performers who will close out the 2026 World Cup in New York.
New EU plan to address the risks and opportunities of advanced AI for cybersecurity
The European Commission has presented a plan to address the risks and harness the opportunities of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity. While the AI can improve security, it can also be misused to identify vulnerabilities, automate attacks, and significantly
Wrestlers train for Mongolia's iconic Naadam festival
Mongolian wrestlers train at Basu camp with sparring, fitness and football drills as they prepare for the annual Naadam festival.
Portugal's last circus elephant finds refuge in Alentejo sanctuary
The first resident has arrived at the Pangea sanctuary in Alentejo, presented as Europe’s first large-scale elephant refuge.
Europe Today: Trump overshadows NATO summit with renewed Iran strikes
Renewed US strikes on Iran overshadow the close of the NATO summit, where allies pledged record defence spending and support for Ukraine. Meanwhile, the EU faces migration challenges, OLAF uncovers a counterfeit condom network and the World Cup reaches the quarter-final stage.
Portugal achieves major milestone with permit for offshore aquaculture facility
Portugal has issued a permit for an offshore aquaculture facility in the open sea for the first time in its history. Mariculture Systems, a company based in Ramat Negev, Israel, announced that it had obtained an Aquaculture Activity Title (Ttulo de Atividade Aqucola - TAA)
Rio devotees celebrate Zé Pelintra Day with music, dance and prayer
Dozens of devotees gather in Rio de Janeiro's Lapa neighbourhood to celebrate Ze Pelintra Day with prayer, music, dancing and candle offerings.
House prices and rents: Where did they rise most in early 2026?
House prices and rents rose in almost all EU countries in early 2026. In some European countries, house price increases outpaced overall inflation by around 10 percentage points.
Obesity drugs bring weight loss but not better quality of life, study finds
Obesity drugs are growing in popularity worldwide, but a new study has found that, beyond the weight-loss results, most of these medications do not bring broader quality-of-life benefits after one year of use.
Costs more, cools more: Eco construction keeps buildings cool during heatwaves
Eco construction techniques keep buildings cool and produce less emissions.
Setting sustainable livestock farming on a strong footing
Livestock farming employs around seven million people across the EU, often in areas with few other economic opportunities. It generates €400 billion in annual turnover. But it is a sector under pressure, facing low profitability and rising costs, changing market conditions, and
Bolton: Trump talks about taking over Greenland to stir controversy
Former US National Security Adviser John Bolton has dismissed Donald Trump's renewed calls for US control of Greenland as a deliberate attempt to provoke reactions, telling Euronews the US president often makes such remarks "because it drives people crazy".
Trump's new Greenland threat triggers Europe's unhealed trauma
The fight over Greenland’s future is far from over as Trump revives his bid to seize the island, reopening Europe’s deepest fears.
21st-century democracy: How Ireland consulted the public on its EU Presidency
Ireland opened up its EU Presidency priorities to an online public consultation — and the results offer a blueprint for more transparent, inclusive governance across Europe.