Firefighters battle wildfire in eastern Spain's Castellón
More than 300 firefighters and 21 aircraft are battling a wildfire in Tírig, eastern Spain, which has burned 810 hectares since breaking out on Friday.
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Mosquitoes have favourites — and each species has its own
Different mosquito species prefer different people. Understanding what makes some people “mosquitoe magnets” could help scientists develop new ways to combat mosquito-borne diseases.
Water levels across the Balkans have fallen to record lows
Record-low water levels are disrupting navigation on Croatia’s Danube and Drava rivers.
Hundreds join Copenhagen kayak parade in support of Greenland
Hundreds of kayakers paddled through Copenhagen harbour on Sunday waving Greenlandic flags, marking the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples in a show of solidarity with Greenland.
Six Colombian rebels killed in 'message' by President Abelardo de la Espriella's new government
The six killed by Colombian forces on Sunday include four members of a splinter faction of the former FARC guerrilla group, as well as, two members of the Gulf Clan, Colombia's main drug cartel, in Antioquia department in the northwest.
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Revealed: The best European countries for digital nomads in 2026
From affordable Estonia to long-stay-friendly Montenegro, these are the European countries offering the best mix of low costs, fast internet, safety and visa options for remote workers.
Costumed paddleboarders float down Moscow river in carnival
Hundreds of costumed paddleboarders floated down Moscow's Yauza river on Sunday for an annual stand-up paddleboard carnival, cheered on by live bands and crowds on the bridges above.
Vintage computer collecting grows as the AI boom reshapes tech
As AI pushes the world into the future, vintage computer collectors are keeping alive the machines that helped shape the digital age.
MySpace comeback? Owners drop a major hint and here's what we know
While the potential relaunch of Myspace is sure to bring considerable nostalgia and anticipation, analysts warn that the social media platform could have a tough time competing in the current market.
Meloni and Frederiksen reiterate opposition to 'uncontrolled immigration'
Meloni and Frederiksen issued a joint statement rejecting "uncontrolled immigration," calling for third-country return hubs and citing shared European values they vowed to defend.
Top tips and tricks for travelling internationally with young children
From baby-proofing your hotel to keeping kids entertained on the flight, here’s what you parents need to consider before booking that trip.
Latest news bulletin | August 10th, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this August 10th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
A light touch-up: Madrid's Prado Museum digitally reimagines solar eclipse masterpieces
The Prado Museum in Madrid has unveiled "El Prado in the Light of the Eclipse", an audiovisual work using AI and digital art to show how an eclipse reshapes iconic paintings in its collection.
Prado Museum reimagines masterpieces in solar eclipse light
The Prado Museum unveils "El Prado in the Light of the Eclipse", an audiovisual work using AI and digital art to show how an eclipse reshapes its iconic paintings.
New AI rules leave Chinese users mourning their virtual boyfriends and girlfriends
ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent have pulled their AI companion apps after Beijing introduced rules aimed at protecting users' mental health and preventing emotional manipulation, particularly among children and teenagers.
New rules leave Chinese users mourning AI boyfriends and girlfriends
ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent have pulled their AI companion apps after Beijing introduced rules aimed at protecting users' mental health and preventing emotional manipulation, particularly among children and teenagers.
Etna eruption: arrivals halted at Catania airport
Due to the eruption of Mount Etna, Catania airport has announced the suspension of all incoming flights until 5 p.m. on Monday 10 August.
Historic drought: rivers reveal hunger stones, warships and mammoth remains
Water levels across Europe have plunged to record lows due to the ongoing drought, exposing a host of long-hidden relics; here is a selection.
From Zermatt to Les Arcs: Europe's top 10 ski resorts for 2026, according to Trip.com
Trip.com’s ranking of Europe’s best ski resorts for 2026 include picks in Switzerland, France and Austria, each offering experiences on and off the slopes and sweeping alpine views.
Spain faces double whammy of eclipse tourists and wildfires in the Balearics
The Spanish government is deploying tens of thousands of soldiers, police officers and rescue workers to the Balearic Islands, as authorities brace for both a surge of eclipse tourists and a heightened risk of wildfires this week.
Balearic Islands tighten security by land, sea and air ahead of total solar eclipse
The Army, Fire Service and Maritime Rescue will coordinate operations for travel between the islands, which lie in the path of this century’s only total astronomical event.
Balearic Islands tighten security on land, sea and air ahead of eclipse
The Army, Fire Service and Maritime Rescue will coordinate operations for travel between the islands, which lie in the path of this century’s only total astronomical event.
One of Kyiv's deadliest single attacks kills 13 in central Russia while five are killed in Ukraine
Kyiv has delivered one of its deadliest attacks since the beginning of the war, killing 13 people and wounding 75 in a strike in Tatarstan, deep inside Russia. Near the front line in the Kharkiv region, Russian strikes killed five in Ukraine.
One of Kyiv's deadliest single attacks kills 12 in central Russia while five are killed in Ukraine
Kyiv has delivered one of its deadliest attacks since the beginning of the war, killing 12 people and wounding 39 in a strike in Tatarstan, deep inside Russia. Near the front line in the Kharkiv region, Russian strikes killed five in Ukraine.
Harry Potter fans force cable diversion of multimillion pipeline project to protect Dobby’s ‘grave’
It has been revealed that Harry Potter fans succeeded in diverting a multimillion-pound power link between the UK and Ireland after they pointed out the project would disturb a memorial to Dobby the House Elf.
Why is the European Union short on water? Take our poll
With three weeks left in August, Europe still struggles with water restrictions as intense heat strains its fragile water reserves. Beyond dried-up water reservoirs and drought alerts, decades of leaks, overuse and pollution have left the bloc short on water.
The Invisible Primary: Inside the Democratic Party's Shadow Campaign for 2028
Officially, the Democratic Party in the US has no presidential candidates for 2028. There are no campaign logos, no debate stages, and no formal announcements. But beneath the surface, the race to succeed—or reclaim—the White House has already begun.
Tech giants TSMC and Sony to invest billions in advanced chip sensor plant
Sony Corp. and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) are planning to invest around $6.3 billion (€5.4bn) in a joint venture to produce advanced image sensors in Japan, according to Nikkei.
Comic Con Astana brings global stars and thousands of cosplay fans to Kazakhstan
Comic Con Astana, Central Asia's biggest pop culture festival, has celebrated its fifth anniversary with international film stars, elaborate cosplay, gaming tournaments and one of the region's largest cosplay competitions, drawing thousands of visitors to Kazakhstan's capital.
Can the EU stop Europe from running out of water? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot
Record temperatures are draining Europe’s water supply. With rivers at historic lows, drier soils, and severe water restrictions, concerns over the bloc’s water scarcity are growing. But what is the EU’s plan? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot.