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Why the EU wants to end the price cap on Russian oil and move to the next stage

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Iran offers to dilute enriched uranium in exchange for full sanctions relief

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Spanish police bust marble cocaine smuggling ring from Brazil

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Memory, motherhood and massive spiders: Louise Bourgeois exhibition arrives in Trondheim

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Which EU countries could reverse their nuclear energy phaseouts?

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‘Sacrifice zones’ or clean energy future? EU court weighs Portugal’s lithium mine

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Sex in space: Human reproduction beyond Earth policy must be urgently addressed, experts say

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France launches Orion 26, its biggest military drill since the Cold War

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Russian drone and missile strikes kill at least five across Ukraine

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'The cradle of civilisation': Europe leads inaugural celebrations for World Greek Language Day

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Asian markets rise after Takaichi election win, while US futures trend lower

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Israeli policy in West Bank 'close to ethnic cleansing', says Ehud Olmert

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Fans with fireworks celebrate Super Bowl in Seattle streets

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At Milano-Cortina Olympics, curling turns into true family affair on ice

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Olympic tourists in Cortina can explore the Dolomites with the new 'Uber Snowmobile' service

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From ancient vases to iconic shoes: 3,000 years of Olympic history go on display in Milan

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FedEx-backed investors strike deal to buy Polish parcel locker firm InPost

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Machado's close ally 'kidnapped' hours after Venezuelan prison release

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Latest news bulletin | February 9th, 2026 – Midday

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Meta faces trial over child sexual exploitation claims as wave of lawsuits targets Big Tech

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Morocco floods: 150,000 now displaced as waters keep rising

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Starmer fights for survival as chief of staff quits over Mandelson scandal

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Is the EU really censoring Americans, interfering in elections and targeting conservative content?

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Chad’s Saharan cultures festival brings together desert nations

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Israeli startup builds zero-click spy tools for Western intelligence agencies

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Spain rail strike ends after government reaches deal with unions

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Newsletter: Kallas urges Europe to make Russia ‘negotiate’ rather than ‘pretend to negotiate'

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Kallas tells Euronews Moscow must be forced to make real concessions as Brussels mulls special envoy

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Tehran targets top reformists, tightening grip as nuclear talks resume

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Watch the video: Europeans are getting richer — but would your wallet actually agree?

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Ice road opens between Estonia's largest islands as ferries struggle with sea ice

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High-level experts to advise the Commission on research and innovation policy

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Senegal arrests 14 members of alleged paedophile gang linked to France

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How can the EU better regulate its rising gun industry? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot

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Should the EU grow its gun industry, or regulate it more?

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Commission acts against unfairly traded imports of sweetcorn from China

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'Nobody gives us any incentive': A family's solitary fight to save endangered plants in the Amazon

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Donald Trump slams Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show: “An affront to the Greatness of America”

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‘Our coastline is completely dead’: Canary Islands residents protest against fish farm

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Thailand's Conservative party led by PM Anutin Charnvirakul secures win in general election

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Statement by President von der Leyen on the 20th package of sanctions against Russia

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Culture Digest: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week

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Thank You, Paris! Day 2 Highlights from the Grand Slam 2026

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Trend for low and no-alcohol drinks continues apace

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Europe Today: Exclusive interview with Kaja Kallas, EU foreign affairs chief

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EU increases 'resilience' against threat to security infrastructure

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Cyprus connects to Greek supercomputer as it enters AI race

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From instant noodle libraries to saunas: These airport lounges take pre-flight relaxation up a notch

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An ‘Uber on rails’: French company adapts vans to train tracks to revive abandoned networks

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Think before you ink: Research suggests tattoos could cause cancer, but how concerned should we be?

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