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From 'Kirk is full of hate' to 'Hey, fascist! Catch!' - Who is Taylor Robinson?
Details about Tyler Robinson, conservative activist Charlie Kirk's alleged killer, have begun to emerge.
Suspect in Charlie Kirk assassination Tyler Robinson 'expressed opposition to his views'
Utah Governor Spencer Cox revealed that the 22-year-old suspect, Tyler Robinson, openly expressed opposition to Charlie Kirk’s views, after having grown “more political” in recent years.
It’s ‘wrong’ and ‘concerning’ to cancel Israeli conductor from festival – EU Commission
Ghent Festival controversially dropped a concert scheduled for next week because the Israeli conductor had not clarified his position on the Israeli government.
North Korea executes more people for watching foreign films, UN report finds
North Korean escapees interviewed by the UN Human Rights Office expressed "a clear and strong desire for change".
EU decision on 2040 climate target to be delayed, diplomats say
At stake is the review of the EU’s Climate Law, which sets course for the EU to become climate neutral by 2050, but also called for a 2040 climate target to be set in stone.
Latest news bulletin | September 12th, 2025 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 12th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
As Russian army inches closer, Ukrainians must decide to stay or go
In Bilozerske, eastern Ukraine, people must make the agonising decision to flee or risk staying.
NATO secretary general announces Eastern Sentry initiative for the alliance's eastern flank
NATO allies expressed full solidarity with Poland after drone violations of airspace. The so-called Eastern Sentry initiative will strengthen the eastern flank.
‘The biggest crisis since independence’: What next for France and Algeria?
As a diplomatic spat between Paris and Algiers continues to sour, Euronews dissects how things got so bad, and where they could go from here.
Afghanistan faces 'triple' returnee, climate and aid cut crisis, IOM mission chief says
The UN’s migration agency is being forced to make "difficult decisions" to "deprioritise" vulnerable Afghans returning home as deep aid cuts bite.
UK says 'great news' British national freed in Belarus release deal
Julia Fenner was given a long jail term after being detained while entering Belarus in March 2024.
EU auto summit confirms strategic focus on electric cars
The meeting between the President of the EU Commission and top representatives of the automotive industry was highly anticipated. Brussels stood firm by its CO2 targets until 2035.
From Krakow to Valencia: What are the best European city breaks right now?
Travellers ranked these European cities as hot favourites for city breaks, offering rich culture, outstanding food and diverse experiences.
Netherlands join boycott of Eurovision 2026 over Israeli participation
The Dutch public broadcaster, AVROTROS, has confirmed the Netherlands will join Slovenia, Iceland, Spain and Ireland in boycotting next year's Eurovision Song Contest if Israel is involved.
Nuclear war: Can you afford to survive? Here's how much private bunkers cost across Europe
Europe's Cold War bunker network has largely been decommissioned. But now, some civilians are opting for personalised nuclear protection as the continent begins to upgrade its defence infrastructure.
Japan sees record number of people aged 100 or older, and most are women
The vast majority of Japan’s centenarians are women.
Russia flexes its military muscles at NATO’s doorstep days after sending drones to Poland
Poland closed all border crossings with Belarus as the joint Russia-Belarus military exercises Zapad-2025 begin at NATO’s doorstep. Moscow and Minks claim the drills simulate repelling an attack against Russia and Belarus. But Zapad-2021 masked Russia’s preparations for its
How the European Parliament turned a minute's silence to political mudslinging
Under parliament rules, silence tributes are announced by the Parliament president at the opening of the plenary sessions and must be requested by political groups prior to the opening.
Families hold vigil in Nepal as death toll from protests rises
The grieving families of those killed during violent protests in Nepal gathered in Kathmandu on Thursday, lighting candles outside a hospital morgue and demanding justice and information about missing relatives.
Has US contraceptives stockpile stored in Europe been destroyed?
Conflicting information from the United States and the Flemish government has raised doubts over the fate of millions of dollars’ worth of contraceptives stored in Europe, reportedly set to be burnt. Where are they now? Have they already been destroyed?
Crowds cheer in Brasília after Bolsonaro convicted of coup attempt
Opponents of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro celebrated across Brasília on Thursday night after the Supreme Court sentenced him to more than 27 years in prison for attempting a coup.
The Rolling Stones working on new album – is an EU tour coming?
Following the chart-topping and Grammy-winning success of the band's 'Hackney Diamonds' album, The Rolling Stones are reportedly finishing off their 25th studio album - and could be heading to Europe next year...
Dutch broadcaster says it will join Eurovision boycott over Israel
The Netherlands follows Ireland in saying it can "no longer justify Israel's inclusion" in the event.
Armani's will: Fashion empire to be sold or go public in the next years
The founder of the Italian fashion house Giorgio Armani left the fashion empire with clear instructions to be partially sold to competitors or seek an initial public offering (IPO) at a later stage.
Schools shut in two Dutch towns over youth violence and abuse videos
All five secondary schools in Beverwijk and Heemskerk are closed in a bid to restore calm.
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Sirāt' - Óliver Laxe's bleak and invigorating trip to oblivion
A family’s quest to find a loved one morphs into a strange and spiritual odyssey that will leave you enraptured and rattled.
Greek abbot facing trial for theft of Byzantine relics says they were his grandmother's
The abbot and the five other defendants are being held in pre-trial detention, following their arrests earlier this week.
Prince Harry visits Kyiv to support wounded Ukrainian soldiers
Prince Harry made a surprise visit to Kyiv to support wounded service members and met with the Ukrainian prime minister, aiming to aid the country's recovery process.
Swedish Biotech Camurus in Talks to Buy US-Based Braeburn in $1 Billion Opioid Market Bet
Swedish drugmaker Camurus AB is in talks to acquire US-based Braeburn Pharmaceuticals Inc., a move that could strengthen its foothold in the world’s largest market for opioid addiction treatments, according to a person familiar with the matter. The potential deal, which follows
Scottish brewer helps Palestine beer make its way from West Bank to UK
Since the war began, the Israeli crackdown has hit the West Bank industry and economy hard, forcing bars, restaurants and hotels to close.
Mejorando la Precisión en los AI Checkers con los Avances del Aprendizaje Automático
Las herramientas de inteligencia artificial pueden escribir ensayos, reportes, anuncios e incluso poemas en cuestión de segundos. La velocidad es increíble, pero también crea un problema evidente. ¿Cómo distinguir un texto humano de uno creado por una máquina? Ahí entra el AI
Are France's Yellow Vests and Block Everything protests two sides of the same coin?
A new citizens' movement called Block Everything has taken to the streets of France. Is there more to it than a remake of the 2018 Yellow Vests anti-government protests?
Microsoft deal brings OpenAI closer to becoming a for-profit firm
OpenAI is hoping to restructure itself into a for-profit company, although the move still requires approval from regulators in California and Delaware.
Latest news bulletin | September 12th, 2025 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 12th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
EU prolongs sanctions on Russian individuals, keeping blacklist broadly intact
The blacklist of individuals and entities accused of propping up Russia's war on Ukraine has been renewed for six months without changes.
University of the Philippines students protest budget cuts
Students from the University of the Philippines walked out of classes on Friday to protest against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s government, calling for transparency and accountability.
Microsoft makes commitments on Teams to allay EU antitrust concerns
The commitments made by the US tech giant to unbundle Teams from its flagship applications will bind it for between seven and 10 years.
Ukraine strikes key Russian oil terminal in massive drone attack
The overnight attack is the largest since May, but follows much larger bombardments from Russia.
Clashes erupt in Quito as protesters demand president Noboa’s resignation
Clashes broke out in Quito on Thursday as protesters rallied against President Daniel Noboa’s government, demanding his resignation over job cuts and wage reduction policies.
Russian drone incursion is a threat to Europe, says Polish PM Tusk
Following a National Security Council meeting, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Poland would receive training from Ukraine on how best to down Russian drones.
A divided America and its searing spiral of violence - the new normal?
Charlie Kirk’s assassination is just the latest politically motivated killing in a country where political disagreement is turning into a matter of life and death.
Uber sued for discriminating against people with disabilities, US court filing shows
The lawsuit alleged the ride-hailing app insulted and demeaned people with disabilities and refused to serve them.
European Parliament calls for a strategy on Alzheimer's and dementia
The European Parliament has urged the European Commission to adopt a dedicated strategy to address Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, backed by clear financing and concrete timelines.
Pro-Kremlin operation weaponises investigative media to claim Ukraine uses orphans to clear mines
A group established by deceased Wagner mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin is believed to be behind the false claims that Ukraine uses orphans to clear mines.
Algae: New Commission study explores their bright future
Building a sustainable society means changing how we produce and consume, especially when faced with challenges like food security, water pollution, and climate change. Both macro- and microalgae can help to tackle these issues. The European Commission’s new Study to support a
Where in the EU do most young adults have a university degree?
Where do most young Europeans have a higher education degree? A new OECD report reveals sharp contrasts across the EU, with Ireland at the top and Italy at the bottom.
MAGA blames ‘South Park’ for Charlie Kirk death – episode pulled from cable re-runs
Some social media users are making connections between the satirical show's August 6 episode and the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The South Park episode has been removed from cable re-reruns following the shooting, but it is still available to stream on Paramount+.
Could a chlamydia vaccine save Australia's koalas from extinction? Experts say it's complicated
Researchers say the single-dose vaccine could reduce koala chlamydia deaths by up to 65 per cent.
EU marks 10 Years of the Regional Trust Fund in Response to the Syrian Crisis, the Madad Fund
The anniversary event in Amman, Jordan, highlights resilience, achievements, and the EU’s continued support to Syrians and host communities. On 10 September, the European Union (EU) commemorates the 10th anniversary of the EU Regional Trust Fund in Response to the Syrian