This new budget airline is launching direct flights to Spain’s Santiago de Compostela
The launch is timed with 2027’s Holy Year, when more pilgrims than ever are expected to complete the Camino de Santiago.
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France: drones are becoming a new way to smuggle goods into prisons
In Villefranche-sur-Saône, more than 1,800 deliveries have been recorded in less thantwo months, while in Strasbourg, drone flights now disrupt rescue helicopters.
France: drones become new way to smuggle goods into prisons
In Villefranche-sur-Saône, more than 1,800 deliveries have been recorded in under two months, while in Strasbourg, drone flights now disrupt rescue helicopters.
Why do astronauts get constipated in space? Blood tests offer new clues
Blood tests from 52 astronauts suggest that gut bacteria break down more protein during spaceflight. The findings may also be relevant for patients on Earth.
UAE says Iran targeted its territory with two missiles after first alert in months
Tuesday's alert was the first in months after a false alarm in June and a July alert for an attack that ultimately did not enter UAE territory. Before that, the last missile warning came in early May.
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UAE issues alert warning of 'potential missile threats'
Tuesday's alert was the first in months after a false alarm in June and a July alert for an attack that ultimately did not enter UAE territory. Before that, the last missile warning came in early May.
Midnight showdown looms as US and Canada meet to sidestep Trump’s tariff blitz
The US and Canada are locked in last-minute talks to prevent a fresh wave of tariffs from striking at 00:01 ET on Wednesday. US President Donald Trump has vowed to slap 50% duties on $20 billion (€17.2bn) worth of Canadian products if a deal is not reached in time.
Belgian and Ukrainian Foreign Ministers meet in Kyiv bomb shelter amid air siren
Air raid sirens have become a familiar sound in Kyiv. One website tracking air alerts in the city shows that eight have already gone off on Tuesday, with one active at the time of writing.
Phyllida Law, celebrated actress and Emma Thompson's mother, dies aged 94
Phyllida Law acted alongside her daughters Emma and Sophie in numerous film projects, in a career spanning eight decades.
Pyllida Law, celebrated actress and Emma Thompson's mother, dies aged 94
Phyllida Law acted alongside her daughters Emma and Sophie in numerous film projects, in a career spanning eight decades.
One third of global travel spending last year was in Europe, new report finds
Europe accounted for a third of global leisure travel receipts in 2025, with countries such as Italy, Spain, Türkiye and France expected to drive further growth this year. Here’s what your travel itinerary could look like.
Record-breaking investment in renewables could cement Canada as new clean energy superpower
The slated green energy plans could light, heat and cool all the homes in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver combined.
South Korea and Japan stress stress 'critical' US alliance as Trump slashes military drills
Trump made the surprise announcement about the troop drawdown in a social media post just before US and South Korean soldiers began Monday's annual Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises.
Eight non-EU countries to adopt EU sanctions on Belarus
The measures tighten restrictions on trade and technology that could support Belarus's military and industrial capabilities.
UK will 'support Ukraine 100%' despite Russian threat of 'consequences,' PM says
"We are providing support so that Ukraine can defend itself," UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said on Tuesday.
Drought reveals Emperor Nero's bridge beneath Rome's Tiber river
Weeks without rain have caused Italy's Tiber River to fall to unusually low levels, revealing the remains of an ancient Roman bridge near the Vatican. Traditionally known as Nero's bridge, archaeologists believe the structure may actually date back to the reign of Emperor Caligula.
From code to reasoning: AI reshapes the skills of young programmers
At the International Olympiad in Informatics in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 386 young programmers from 97 countries faced six algorithmic problems as AI reshapes coding, problem-solving and computer science education.
Qatar says it repatriated body of Iranian pilot and denies claims of holding three others
Doha said it invited Tehran to send a technical team to review its search operation but received no response, calling Iran's accusations "false" and "illogical" and suggesting they were aimed at a domestic audience. Qatar's foreign ministry also said US-Iran talks were "far" from resuming.
Qatar returns Iranian pilot's remains but denies Tehran's claims of holding others
Doha said it invited Tehran to send a technical team to review its search operation but received no response, calling Iran's accusations "false" and "illogical" and suggesting they were aimed at a domestic audience. Qatar's foreign ministry also said US-Iran talks were "far" from resuming.
When the city lights up: discovering Uzbekistan after sunset
Summer evenings bring people back into the streets of Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva and Tashkent, where restaurants, parks and historic squares remain busy long after sunset.
Everything you need to know about Meta's biggest legal battle yet
A landmark trial in California could force Meta to overhaul Facebook and Instagram after four states accused the company of designing its platforms to hook young users and hiding what it knew about the harm.
Porcupines spread near Warsaw: 'It tasted some garden plants and got into the house'
Porcupines have appeared in Mazovia and are increasingly visiting gardens and even homes. Authorities are searching for more and urging caution. How did these exotic animals end up in Poland?
Basic tips on what to do in an earthquake
Granada, Colombia, Indonesia, Japan: in recent weeks earthquakes have hit many regions. The Andalusian Seismic Institute shares essential safety advice.
Basic guidelines on what to do if you are caught in an earthquake
Granada, Colombia, Indonesia and Japan have all been hit by earthquakes in recent weeks. Andalusia's university institute for geophysics and seismic risk shares basic advice. Here are the key points.
University of Granada: basic advice on how to deal with an earthquake
The Andalusian University Institute of Geophysics and Seismic Disaster Prevention is offering a set of basic recommendations on how to respond to these events.
OpenAI launches ChatGPT for Teens with new safety guardrails
The AI company is rolling out age-specific protections for 13- to 17-year-olds, as researchers and parents raise growing concerns over teenagers' emotional reliance on chatbots.
Picasso print stolen in broad daylight from Milwaukee gallery found eight years later
A local landlord discovered the stolen artwork while clearing out a vacant apartment and took it to police after an antique dealer recognised it.
Germany opens new drone security centre in Saxony-Anhalt amid rising threats
The facility will research and test technology designed to detect and counter unauthorised drones around airports, major events and critical infrastructure.
This new tool from Skyscanner helps pick your ideal beach based on vibes, distance and budget
From quiet coves to lively Caribbean hotspots, Skyscanner’s new Paradise Guide reveals the best beaches for every kind of traveller.
How Cyprus became one of Europe's biggest video game hubs
A small Mediterranean island now ranks among Europe's top 10 gaming markets by revenue — and third in the world for mobile downloads, behind only China and Vietnam.