Macron set to be first European leader to meet Andy Burnham during London trip for Bayeux Tapestry exhibition
French President Emmanuel Macron will head to the Netherlands on Wednesday, before beginning his two-day trip to the UK.
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Spain sheds almost 163,000 jobs in August as unemployment climbs
The Spanish economy lost 162,840 jobs in last month with 44,419 registering as unemployed. The drop represents the smallest decrease in August since the Covid-19 pandemic.
British energy giant BP names Ian Tyler as chair after boardroom turmoil
British energy giant BP has appointed Ian Tyler as its permanent chair following the abrupt removal of his predecessor over governance and conduct concerns in May.
Signs before puberty could predict painful periods, study finds
A new study has found that non-painful symptoms in young girls, such as fatigue and dizziness, could help predict who is at risk of painful periods later on.
Sharp rise in utility bills pushes Russia's inflation further off target
The October increase follows a January rise and is the first double tariff hike in four years. The central bank warned it would push annual inflation further above its 4% target in an economy already squeezed by the costs of its war, sanctions and a 21% key interest rate.
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Which EU countries have the most paid online subscriptions?
Nearly one in three Europeans paid for online subscriptions in 2025 according to data from Eurostat, but the continent is deeply split on its digital budget. Subscription services are particularly popular in northern and western households, while parts of Eastern Europe lag far behind.
German police say launching terror probe after attack on eastern electricity substation
NATO member Germany, which supports Ukraine in its fight against Russia, has long accused Moscow of targeting it with a campaign of hybrid attacks involving espionage and sabotage, claims the Kremlin has rejected.
Germany investigates 'deliberate act' of disruption at electricity substation near Cologne
NATO member Germany, which supports Ukraine in its fight against Russia, has long accused Moscow of targeting it with a campaign of hybrid attacks involving espionage and sabotage, claims the Kremlin has rejected.
Chevron unveils $7 billion Venezuela deal as US claims a fifth of the country's oil
Chevron announced a $7 billion expansion deal for its Venezuelan operations on Wednesday, hours after the country's parliament approved handing Washington control over a fifth of its oil reserves.
Chevron unveils $7bn Venezuela deal as US claims fifth of its oil
Chevron announces $7 billion expansion deal for its Venezuelan operations on Wednesday, hours after the country's parliament approved handing Washington control over a fifth of its oil reserves.
Chevron set to expand in Venezuela as US energy secretary lands in Caracas
Chevron is expected to announce an expansion of its Venezuelan operations on Wednesday, hours after the country's parliament approved handing Washington control of a fifth of its oil reserves and as US Energy Secretary Chris Wright arrives to sign the agreement.
Turkish cargo ship sinks off Istanbul after collision, 10 crew missing
The collision occurred 18 nautical miles (33 kilometres) off the Silivri district on the western edge of Istanbul province, the governor's office said on X.
Cargo ship with 10 crew sinks off Istanbul after collision, maritime authorities say
The collision occurred 18 nautical miles (33 kilometres) off the Silivri district on the western edge of Istanbul province, the governor's office said on X.
Apple joins Google in renaming Lake Ontario 'Lake America'
Apple Maps now shows Lake Ontario as "Lake America" for US users, following Google's lead in complying with US President Donald Trump's order as trade talks with Canada sour.
US and Sri Lankan agents bust Pakistan drug network and seize €18m of meth, police say
Sri Lanka's Public Security Minister Ananda Wijepala told parliament that most of the illegal drugs originated in Afghanistan and Pakistan and were being smuggled into the island by sea.
Star Trek Day: London Science Museum aims for Vulcan salute Guinness World Record
Star Trek fans are hoping to set a simultaneous Vulcan salute world record to celebrate the iconic show’s 60th anniversary next week.
Iceland said ‘No’ to EU membership talks. What does it mean?
Icelanders voted to keep their stalled EU membership bid on ice, dealing a blow to Brussels' post-Ukraine enlargement drive. Watch the video!
Europe jolted by the Kremlin’s ‘hybrid’ escalation
Hello from Brussels. I’m Mared Gwyn. Today, we bring you an exclusive sit-down interview with the EU’s trade chief on his quest to rein in the EU’s ballooning trade deficit with Beijing. But we start with the escalating tensions between Europe and Moscow.
China must deliver concrete results by October or face ‘harsher measures’, EU trade chief tells Euronews
Šefčovič tells Euronews that talks to rebalance a surging trade deficit are “super political”, as European leaders look for clear pledges from Beijing.
South Germany train station reopens after morning explosion injured two, police say
Explosives experts from the State Criminal Police Office are searching the area around the site of the explosion.
At least two people injured in explosion at southern Germany train station, police say
According to German media reports an object detonated at Augsburg station causing minor injuries and blowing out nearby windows.
At least two people injured in explosion at German train station, police say
According to German media reports an object detonated at Augsburg station causing minor injuries and blowing out nearby windows.
Meet the man tracking 39,000 flights over Lisbon from his terrace
Fed up with plane noise over his terrace, António Boaventura built Lisbon Finals, a platform that tracks every flight over the city in real time, from altitude to decibels.
Europe Today: EU foreign ministers meet as Germany attributes drone attack to Russia
EU foreign ministers are meeting today in Ireland following Berlin's decision yesterday to attribute a drone incident in the country to Russia. Also on the show: EU trade chief Maroš Šefčovič speaks exclusively to Euronews and UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres asks world leaders to end all wars.
Venezuela hands the US control over a fifth of its oil in landmark deal
Venezuela's parliament has approved handing the US control of a fifth of its oil reserves, cementing Washington's grip on a government it helped install after toppling President Nicolas Maduro in January.
‘No time to issue a warning’: Experts on what caused Nepal flood and what’s needed to improve preparedness
Nepal has contributed little to the emissions driving global warming yet it is suffering the worst consequences.
Controversial US aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln arrives in Thailand after months at sea
Democratic lawmakers have called for an investigation into conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln following reports of food shortages, broken plumbing and mental health crises.
Tenerife vs Lanzarote: How the two popular Canary Islands compare for a holiday
Both islands offer year-round sunshine, beautiful beaches and volcanic landscapes, but Tenerife and Lanzarote have very different personalities. Here’s what to expect from each, from outdoor adventures to culture, food and hotels, to help you decide which of these Canary Islands is right for you.
ECB rate hike looms as energy shock pushes inflation to 3.3%
With eurozone inflation at 3.3% and energy costs surging, markets are pricing in another ECB rate rise on 10 September. ECB economists say this energy-driven episode looks nothing like the demand-fuelled surge of 2021-22.
Booze at young age linked to lasting brain changes
Binge drinking during adolescence may cause lasting changes to brain structure and function, including disrupted communication within the brain, according to a new study.