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Russia strikes Ukraine's National Academy of Sciences, killing at least one person

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Seoul summons Ukraine envoy over North Korean prisoner-of-war row

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Beyond violence: Europe’s new focus on Muslim brotherhood networks

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Geneva rights advocates: Allegations of chemical weapons use in Sudan warrant an international investigation

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TotalEnergies raises buybacks and pledges higher dividends as oil trades around $100

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Uzbekistan bets on tax breaks and new rules to become Central Asia’s tech gateway

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'We can solve this problem': Renewed hope of replacing dirty cooking fuels that kill millions every year

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Migrant Channel crossing accident leaves three dead, including a 10-year-old boy

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Euronews explains: Does the EU have enough gas for winter?

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Can birdwatching help stroke recovery? Researchers say it could aid communication skills

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EU seeks hybrid threat playbook without duplicating NATO

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Free at college or online at your own pace? How adults in England can get GCSE maths in 2027

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Families welcome guilty verdict over Mali crash that killed 116

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Latvia is committed to fibre optics: it exports more than 90% of its production

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These are the best-value winter sun destinations to head to in 2026

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Pope Leo urges Europe to defend multilateralism as global order crumbles

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EU sets out cardiovascular screening framework as Várhelyi urges shift towards prevention

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London’s Southwark Bridge turns into woolly parade at annual Sheep Drive charity event

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Ukraine cuts budget hole by $7bn but still needs allies to bridge gap

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AI infrastructure push draws $6bn in data-centre commitments

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Macron urges Europe to resist the ‘return of nationalisms’

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The La Rábida monastery: Where Columbus persuaded Castile to discover America

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Tigray rebels push into Afar as Ethiopia blames neighbours

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'Major breakthrough': Ancient wall discovery points to origins of first Paris settlement

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Madrid protesters vow to maintain pressure on Sánchez government against rising cost of housing

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Jet ski rider cruises through flooded streets of Bangkok

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Radio frequencies vital to Earth observation must be protected, UN bodies say

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These are the most beautiful new train stations in Europe, according to Prix Versailles

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Russia plans seven new 'superprisons' despite war recruitment emptying its jails

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US and China name goods for possible tariff cuts – what it means for Europe

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US and China list $30bn worth of goods for tariff cuts, what it could mean for Europe

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Nvidia launches platform to quarantine rogue AI agents in 'milliseconds'

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Impressionist masters and deranged diggers: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week

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From 'Chud' to 'Bop': Most searched Gen Alpha slang terms of 2026 (so far) revealed

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Ukraine: Kharkiv apartment block hit by Russian strike, 25 injured

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From answering questions to carrying out complex tasks: The next phase of AI

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Sunday elections in Krakow yield two rival candidates for mayor. Does it reflect nationwide trends?

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EU pushes China to accept import quotas in bid to rebalance trade

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Emmanuel Macron 'rearranges his schedule' to attend Pope Leo XIV's final mass in Metz

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Europe’s AI demand could set off nuclear energy boom, says JP Morgan

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Kazakhstan calls for new era of practical multilateralism as global trust comes under strain

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Lithuania needs 'NATO response' to Russian escalation, ex-minister says

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Turkey lifts asset freezes in fund probe as ruling-party deputy chair quits amid share trading allegations

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North Korean hackers suspected in €332.8m crypto heist as it leads global hacks

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Three dead, including child, in Channel crossing attempt

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Latest news bulletin | September 28th, 2026 – Midday

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Hungarian parliament lifts immunity of PM and Orbán-era ministers in separate criminal cases

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EU ministers plan hybrid threat response amid warnings of Russian sabotage

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Fact check: Did Denmark play 'Send in the Clowns' song before signing US-Greenland security deal?

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Russia under Putin lost nearly half its schools — war propaganda fills the rest

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