My private passion: Yórgos Lánthimos exposes his personal photography collection
The acclaimed film director presents for the first time in Greece a large exhibition of 182 photographs he has taken over the last five years.
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Colombia: Baby grey titi monkey gets cuddly ‘mum’ ahead of return to wild
An orphaned grey titi monkey was released back into the wild after rehabilitation at a wildlife centre in Antioquia, authorities said on 18 March.
Fact check: Is 'Polexit' really on the cards for Poland?
Social media is abuzz with claims that Poles want to leave the EU and that Warsaw is on the cusp of launching the trigger to do so, off the back of a warning by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
MEPs clear path for full adoption of EU–US trade deal
EU lawmakers moved closer to implementing the EU–US trade deal after a key committee vote, but tensions with Washington persist.
Six little known facts about Cáceres, Spain's candidate for European Capital of Culture 2031
The Extremaduran city is competing to become European Capital of Culture 2031. While the candidates are being judged, Euronews Culture takes a look at six curiosities in the city to understand the history, legends and attraction of its historic centre.
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US envoy meets Belarus' leader Aliaksandr Lukashenka to push for political prisoner releases
There are more than 1,100 political prisoners in Belarusian jails, many arrested after a disputed 2020 election that triggered widespread protests.
Old and new: How Egypt’s modern attractions are bringing its ancient past to life
From the Grand Egyptian Museum to a new capital, the north African nation is showcasing its 'unmatched diversity' beyond pyramids and beach resorts.
Iran: Mass funeral in Tehran for Larijani and other officials killed in strikes
Hundreds of thousands gathered at Enghelab Square in Tehran on 18 March for the funeral procession of national security chief Ali Larijani, Basij commander Gholamreza Soleimani and dozens of sailors killed in recent strikes.
A 'people's republic' on NATO's edge: The Narva narrative testing Europe's defences
A pro-Russian online campaign is casting the Estonian city of Narva as a "people's republic", spreading propaganda and at times calling for violence and sabotage.
Brent crude oil briefly crosses $119 after Iran hit largest Qatari energy site
Brent crude oil traded briefly above $119 a barrel after Iran struck Qatar’s largest energy site, the Ras Laffan gas field. The attack was in response to Israeli strikes against the Iranian South Pars gas field.
Brent crude oil crosses $114 after Iran hit largest Qatari energy site
Brent crude oil traded above $114 a barrel after Iran struck Qatar’s largest energy site, the Ras Laffan gas field. The attack was in response to Israeli strikes against the Iranian South Pars gas field.
China unveils UFO-shaped eVTOL vehicle capable of urban takeoffs
A UFO-shaped eVTOL aircraft, built for tight urban air mobility, has been completing tests flights in Wuhan, China.
War in Iran: Where in Europe have petrol prices spiked?
Motorists across Europe are facing higher fuel prices as the war in Iran has rattled global energy markets, with governments looking at how best to react.
Commission failed to meet transparency rules in secret EU-US talks to ease LNG standards
The European Commission wants to revise its methane emissions standards after pressure from the US gas industry. At least two key 2025 talks were held privately and not officially registered, raising questions about EU transparency requirements.
Secret EU-US talks to ease LNG standards failed to meet transparency rules
The European Commission wants to revise its methane emissions standards after pressure from the US gas industry. At least two key 2025 talks were held privately and not officially registered, raising questions about EU transparency requirements.
Markets on edge as ECB prepares to set interest rates amid energy price surge
European markets have opened lower as investors await the European Central Bank’s rate decision, with a sharp rise in gas and oil prices fuelling fresh inflation concerns.
Trump says he is 'not putting troops' in Iran as war continues for almost three weeks
His comments come after Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth told reporters that "we're very much on track" and that President Donald Trump would be the one to decide when to stop the war.
No 'definitive time frame' for ending Iran war, Pete Hegseth tells reporters
Hegseth told reporters on Thursday that "we're very much on track" and that President Donald Trump would be the one to decide when to stop.
Arab League condemns Iran’s 'heinous' attacks, demands Tehran stop blocking Strait of Hormuz
The nations represented at the summit were Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.
Qatar expels officials from Iran's embassy after attacks on Ras Laffan gas field
US President Donald Trump says Israel was solely responsible for Wednesday’s attacks on Iran and the world’s largest gas field, the South Pars, but has vowed to “entirely blow up” the facility if Tehran continues to target Qatari LNG facilities again. Follow our live blog.
Pakistan: Karachi thunderstorm kills at least 16 as powerful winds wreak havoc
A thunderstorm with strong winds hit Karachi overnight on Wednesday, killing at least 16 people, according to local rescue services.
Iran missile strike hits Tel Aviv area as deaths mount across region
Iranian missile fire damaged a Tel Aviv residential block and hit multiple sites nearby, as soaring violence across the region has killed over 2,000 people.
Newsletter: Iran war and Druzhba dispute to dominate EU leaders’ summit
Also in this newsletter: how the 50th anniversary celebration of the centre-right European People's Party (EPP) was overshadowed by allegations of coordinated collaboration with anti-EU forces; and Iceland's Foreign Minister speaks to Europe Today.
Europe Today: EU leaders meet in Brussels for a tense, crucial EU summit
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
There’s a new way to see the Eiffel Tower: A suspension bridge 60m above the ground
The mesh bridge is found between the monument’s east and west pillars.
Students today, masters tomorrow: Sony World Photography Awards celebrate young talent across Europe
Photographs from young talent submitted to the Sony World Photography Awards navigate themes like femininity and individuality, the aftermath of environmental disasters, and friendship.
EU summit: Leaders fail to lift Orbán's 'unacceptable' veto on Ukraine loan
EU leaders are meeting in Brussels for a summit dominated by Hungary's veto on the €90 billion loan for Ukraine, the spiralling war in the Middle East and the high energy prices that continue to weigh down the economy.
EU summit: Leaders fail to lift Orbán's veto on €90 billion loan for Ukraine
EU leaders are meeting in Brussels for a summit dominated by Hungary's veto on the €90 billion loan for Ukraine, the spiralling war in the Middle East and the high energy prices that continue to weigh down the economy.
EU summit: Macron denounces 'reckless' escalation of energy attacks in the Middle East
EU leaders are meeting in Brussels for a summit dominated by Hungary's veto on the €90 billion loan for Ukraine, the spiralling war in the Middle East and the high energy prices that continue to weigh down the economy.
EU summit: Macron denounces 'reckless' escalation of energy attacks in the Middle-East
EU leaders are meeting in Brussels for a summit dominated by Hungary's veto on the €90 billion loan for Ukraine, the spiralling war in the Middle East and the high energy prices that continue to weigh down the economy.