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Newsletter: Iran war and Druzhba dispute to dominate EU leaders’ summit

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Access to Colombia’s frozen fries market restored for EU exporters

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NEB Festival 2026

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Europe Today: EU leaders meet in Brussels for a tense, crucial EU summit

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There’s a new way to see the Eiffel Tower: A suspension bridge 60m above the ground

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Students today, masters tomorrow: Sony World Photography Awards celebrate young talent across Europe

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EU summit: Leaders fail to lift Orbán's 'unacceptable' veto on Ukraine loan

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Commission seeks feedback on revision of criteria for sustainable economic activities

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Horses 'whinny' to find new friends and celebrate. This unique sound has been a mystery – until now

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Latest news bulletin | March 19th, 2026 – Morning

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Weight-loss drugs may lower the risk of depression, anxiety, and self-harm, study finds

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Croatia unveils its latest protected national park – here’s what travellers can do there

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AI use at work in Europe: Which countries use generative AI tools most, and why?

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BLUE PORTS: Sustainable Solutions for Greener Ports

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How Europe sleepwalked into yet another energy crisis

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Trump threatens to 'entirely blow up' Iran's largest gas field if it attacks Qatar's LNG again

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How Finnish supermarkets are central to the country's defence

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Which country is the happiest in the world as social media takes toll on Western Europe and Americas

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Russian gas tanker drifting in the Mediterranean may explode, threatening environmental disaster

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'A major mistake', EPP anniversary spoiled by cooperation with far-right in EU Parliament

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Iranians celebrate ancient fire festival as security forces disrupt event in Tehran

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Europe’s healthcare - A right or a business model? MEPs face off in The Ring

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US: Fed projects one rate cut, sees limited Iran war impact

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One killed as ski gondola crashes down mountain at Swiss resort

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Orbán's veto, Iran war and high energy prices set to dominate EU summit

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Latest news bulletin | March 18th, 2026 – Evening

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Russian archaeologist can be sent to Ukraine for trial, Polish judge rules

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Rattled by Trump, Japan seeks closer ties with Europe

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Ten EU countries revolt over carbon rules threatening industry ahead of key summit

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‘Nobel Prize of Water’ awarded to Iranian scientist who was exiled from his homeland

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Georgian Orthodox Patriarch Ilia II, hailed as an 'epochal figure,' dies at 93

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Greece launches digital age verification system to curb tobacco and alcohol sales to minors

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Oil surges to $110 a barrel after Israel strikes Iran's energy facilities

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‘48 hours and €100’: EU presents sped-up business registration law

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Belmond’s newest luxury boat hotel to set sail in Burgundy this summer

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Love, life and drawings: Renoir's passions explored in separate exhibitions at Musee d'Orsay

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Watch: Gunshots scatter crowd during Chaharshanbe Suri celebrations in Tehran

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Electronic music culture finds its voice among a new generation in this capital

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How this country is emerging as a medical tourism hub

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Who blinks first: What Iran’s Strait of Hormuz strategy reveals about its war goals

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Hittler faces Zielinski as French town's election contest goes viral

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Private Instagram messages will no longer be encrypted, Meta says

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Dire straits: The handful of marine choke points holding Europe's economy hostage

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China treads carefully on Iran war as it balances energy security and neutrality

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Everything to know about the meningitis B outbreak in the UK

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Norway prosecutor asks for seven years' jail for crown princess's son in rape trial

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Europe’s far-right unites around Orbán, while Trump’s Hungary visit remains uncertain

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How Greece has shown that pragmatic politics is not dead

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