Accused French Islamic State members sent to Iraq for trial, Syrian officials say
Their transfer happened more than one month ago but had not been previously reported. French officials could not be reached for comment.
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Indonesian court sentences Ukrainian man to life term for producing illegal drugs in Bali
Roman Nazarenko became a suspect after police raided a villa in Bali in May 2024 and found a lab in the basement to grow marijuana and produce a precursor of ecstasy.
Ban on Jews entering Flensburg shop recalls Germany's darkest days and sparks nationwide outrage
Local politicians have strongly condemned the incident, while the anti-Semitism commissioner Felix Klein called it "antisemitism in its purest form."
Protests erupt in Nantes over Macron’s public service cuts
Hundreds of people marched through the streets of Nantes on Thursday to protest against President Emmanuel Macron’s government and its plans to cut funding for public services.
Fifty couples marry at iconic Danish landmarks during Golden Days Festival
Fifty couples from around the world were married at some of Denmark’s most iconic cultural landmarks as part of this year’s Golden Days Festival, whose theme is Love.
Fire destroys historic Keyvanlar Mansion in Bolu’s Mudurnu district
A major fire broke out late at night at the historic three-storey Keyvanlar Mansion in the Seyrancık neighbourhood of Mudurnu, Bolu, emergency services said.
Denmark leads NATO exercise with 550 troops in Greenland
Denmark is leading a major NATO military exercise in Greenland with more than 550 troops from Denmark, France, Germany, Sweden and Norway, the Danish military said.
Uzbekistan expands transport network with new rail and air corridors for Central Asian businesses
Investments in highways, railways, and air transport are on the rise, with several major projects underway.
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Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 18th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Kyiv receives 1,000 bodies of what Russia says are fallen Ukrainian soldiers
The repatriation of the deceased soldiers and exchange of prisoners of war is one of the rare tangible results of Russia-Ukraine talks held in previous months in Istanbul.
WHO accuses food, tobacco, and alcohol giants of blocking ‘life-saving’ health policies
The move comes days ahead of a high-level meeting at the United Nations General Assembly that will focus on chronic diseases.
Rival airlines step in to fill the gap as Ryanair slashes Spain flights this winter
Ryanair has so far cut nearly two million flights to Spain in 2025.
Three people detained in Britain on suspicion of spying for Russia
The arrests on Wednesday came as Lithuania announced that a Russia-backed network was behind a series of parcel explosions in Europe last year.
Bundestag beschließt Haushalt 2025
Der Bundeshaushalt für das laufende Jahr steht. Am Nachmittag stimmten die Abgeordneten für den Entwurf.
Congo sees 31 deaths from Ebola amid outbreak, WHO says
The latest figures show the casualty rate has nearly doubled since last week.
Eurovision 2026: France and Australia confirm participation despite boycott threats over Israel
France and Australia have signalled that they will not withdraw over Israel’s possible presence at next year's Eurovision Song Contest, even as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to intensify.
Spanish police arrest Camorra-linked gang leader on suspicion of drug trafficking
The detainee, whose identity has not been disclosed, is accused of belonging to a criminal organisation from the Marano area of Naples.
Nvidia invests $5 billion in Intel to develop AI infrastructure
Intel will design and manufacture custom data centres and personal computing products hand in hand with the world's most valuable public company.
EU pipeline gas imports on downward trend – report
While gas entering the bloc via pipeline is decreasing, liquefied natural gas is set to increase casting doubts on the bloc’s green undertakings.
Russia's indoctrination of Ukrainian children 'industrial', officials say
Russia has applied the same principles in brainwashing Ukrainian children as it did to its military-industrial complex, Ukrainian officials told Euronews, following the latest report by Yale HRL about Russia’s “unprecedented system" of indoctrination of Ukrainian children.
Did Pedro Sánchez incite pro-Palestine protesters to stop La Vuelta cycling race?
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is facing criticism from opposition leaders who accuse him of inciting the pro-Palestinian protests that disrupted and ultimately cancelled the final stage of La Vuelta a España cycling race.
Mars to invest €1bn in Europe as Kellanova deal remains unresolved
The American confectionery giant said that the investment will go towards modernising manufacturing, with factories in France, Poland and Lithuania among those set to benefit.
EU 'closely' monitors possible trade impact of Poland-Belarus border closure
The closure of all crossing points between Poland and Belarus has interrupted a traditional trade route between the EU and China.
Bank of England holds main UK interest rate at 4% with inflation above target
The decision comes as no surprise as inflation in the UK remains stubbornly high, almost double the central bank's 2% target.
What do we know about Charlie Kirk's funeral?
The 31-year-old right-wing campaigner was killed while speaking at a university debating event in Utah on 10 September.
Make America Fashionable Again? Melania Trump’s UK banquet dress proves divisive
Melania Trump’s fashion choices during her UK trip have attracted scrutiny - and mixed public reactions.
What is Fat Bear Week? Alaska's chunkiest brown bears compete for title in viral contest
Viewers can watch live streams and vote online to determine which bear has packed on the most weight after feasting on salmon.
Israeli troops press on with Gaza City offensive as death toll exceeds 65,000
According to the Israeli military, its air force and artillery units have struck Gaza City more than 150 times this week.
Kenyan athlete captured in Ukraine claims he was tricked into signing a contract with Russian army
Evans came to Russia as a tourist and claims he was then tricked into signing a contract with the Russian army. He says he decided to escape as soon as he found himself in the combat zone.
Workers across France strike over budget cut plans
The widespread walkouts come less than a fortnight after the government collapsed over a proposed budget.
EU urged to engage 'positively' on road towards a 'smoke-free future'
Tobacco giant Philip Morris International (PMI) contributes as much to Europe’s economy as some EU member states. It provides employment for tens of thousands of people and ploughs millions into R&D. And yet one of its own senior bosses concedes that some still “do not like”
French budget cut strikes turn violent as protesters and police clash in Paris
France faces nationwide disruption as hundreds of thousands protest against new austerity measures on Thursday. Major unions called for action, with significant impacts on transport and schools.
France wakes up to widespread protests and strikes against budget cuts
France faces nationwide disruption as hundreds of thousands protest against new austerity measures on Thursday. Major unions called for action, with significant impacts on transport and schools.
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What is Oracle, and how has the 50-year-old company made a tech comeback with AI and TikTok?
The company’s co-founder Larry Ellison briefly overtook Elon Musk as the world’s richest person this month.
Russia-backed network behind detonating parcels in Europe, Lithuania says
The Lithuanian authorities revealed that 6kg of explosives were discovered during police searches across the continent.
This over-the-counter vitamin could help protect against skin cancer. Here’s how
Patients with a history of skin cancer saw the biggest benefit from taking the supplement.
Star-studded Palestinian benefit concert at London's Wembley raises €1.7m
The UK’s largest cultural fundraising event for Palestinians last night at Wembley raised approx. €1.7m for humanitarian relief efforts in Gaza. Here are some of the highlights of the evening.
Fact check: Do Romanian judges work the most in Europe?
Although more civil cases pass through Romanian civil courts than the European average, this doesn't apply to all areas of law.
Euro holds at 4-year highs, European equities soar on Fed's dovish cut
European stocks rallied on Thursday after the Fed cut rates to 4.00%–4.25% and signalled more easing. Markets cheered the dovish tone, boosting equities across the eurozone, with tech and bank shares leading the gains.
Watch the video - Gen Z job data: How 'picky' can young workers be?
Gen Z workplace 'loyalty' rates across Europe are low, but the global drop in entry-level openings might force young professionals to be more pragmatic.
Congress rejects Milei vetoes as thousands rally outside in Buenos Aires
Thousands gathered outside Argentina’s Congress on Wednesday to celebrate lawmakers’ decision to overturn President Javier Milei’s vetoes of two bills funding public universities and paediatric hospitals.
Families of victims in Air India crash sue Boeing and Honeywell
The lawsuit alleges that the incident in June was caused by faulty fuel switches and accuses Boeing and Honeywell of negligence.
Jimmy Kimmel axed: Trump celebrates as Hollywood and political world denounce censorship
First Stephen Colbert, now Jimmy Kimmel. ABC’s decision to pull Jimmy Kimmel Live! from its network “indefinitely” has sent shockwaves through the media industry, Hollywood and the political world. Many are criticizing the decision – which was applauded by Donald Trump – as an
Meta Ray-Ban glasses just got a display and you can control it with your hand
Superintelligence in Meta’s AI smart glasses isn’t quite here yet. But the tech giant says it’s getting there.
EU at Osaka World Expo: Promoting global circular solutions
The EU is prioritizing the circular economy and increasing the use of recycled materials as part of its strategy to stay competitive. From 22 to 24 September, the Commission and the European Economic and Social Committee will host the Circular Economy Days at the Osaka World
Israel’s FM slams EU Commission president for ’empowering a terrorist organisation’ with sanctions against Israel
The European Commission was set to adopt Wednesday (17 September) measures against Israel proposed by Ursula von der Leyen in the wake of the Gaza war, including trade sanctions. "It is profoundly disturbing that you, by advancing such a proposal, are in practice empowering a
Hamas has radicalised children in UNRWA schools in Gaza, watchdog NGO report claims
A report presented in Berlin by the organisation UN Watch has found financial and personnel links between the UN aid agency and Hamas.
EU is getting increasing co-operation with Eastern European partners on Russian circumvention
As the EU has done in the past with Ukraine and Moldova and is expected to do the same with Georgia, EU–Armenia relations are in the spotlight this July as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met European Council President António Costa and Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
Turan Bank Azerbaijan signs $15 million line of financing agreement with the Islamic corporation for the development of the private sector (ICD)
The agreement was signed by Dr Khalid Khalafallah, Acting CEO of ICD, and Orkhan Garayev, chairman of the management board of Turan Bank BAKU, Azerbaijan, on 17 September. Turan Bank, a leading player in Azerbaijan’s banking sector recognized for its strong international