At least 300 schools evacuated in Italy after email bomb alerts
Italian PM Meloni says there is no danger as UK and Northern Ireland authorities also report 'bogus' alerts.
Russia-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi end with prisoner exchange agreement
The talks in the UAE capital were the first between the two warring sides since February.
EU plans Doha defence talks to strengthen security ties with Gulf countries
EU Ambassador to Qatar Antonino Maggiore tells Euronews that Europe plans to strengthen defence cooperation with Qatar and the Gulf countries, as "every crisis brings opportunities," while also deepening political and ec
US man convicted after admitting he dismembered wife but denies killing her
A Virginia man has been convicted of murdering his wife, more than two years after she went missing.
Austria tightens laws against spying to protect the international organizations it hosts
Austria has launched plans to tighten its espionage laws, which currently only ban spying against Austria itself
Has Europe managed to attract researchers escaping US academia under Trump? | Euronews Tech Talks Talks
Over the past year, Europe has tried to attract researchers who no longer feel comfortable working in the United States’ academic system under the Donald Trump administration due to budget cuts and policy shifts. But did
Outcry after Taiwan asks mainland Chinese tourist to sign independence statement
A mainland Chinese tourist was asked to sign a declaration recognising Taiwan as an independent state to obtain an entry permit for the island, sparking controversy over Taipei’s entry requirements. Beijing condemned the
Nintendo sells 5.2 million copies of ‘Zelda’ remake in four days
"The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" is a complete recreation of the 1998 classic action-adventure game for the Nintendo 64.
UNICEF head Catherine Russell: 'We're all committed to the importance of children'
More than 50 countries, 20 non-governmental and philanthropic organisations and a series of multinational companies are pledging this week to put children's rights at the heart of their policies and actions. A pact is be
30 Japanese porn stars denied entry into Hong Kong, forcing adult expo’s cancellation
A large-scale adult entertainment expo billed as Hong Kong’s first has abruptly been cancelled after nearly 30 Japanese adult-video (AV) performers were refused entry upon arrival at Hong Kong International Airport. Orga
Burnham promises 10-year plan before Christmas recess
The British prime minister says his blueprint will be presented to the Commons by Dec. 17.
‘Climate crisis is outrunning us,’ UN chief Guterres says at COP31
Guterres says the world must fight harder, accuses the fossil fuel lobby of delaying climate action at critical talks.
Can China help end ‘neither war nor peace’ Iran deadlock before Xi-Trump summit?
Iran has again pointed out the potential role of China in ending its “neither war nor peace” impasse with the United States and pledged concrete steps to deepen ties with Beijing ahead of an expected meeting between the
ECB says Lagarde's exit will not delay the digital euro as Brussels negotiates the law
Christine Lagarde's early departure will not delay the digital euro, a European Central Bank official stated at the Web Summit in Lisbon, citing the pilot due next year and a pledge by Brussels to agree the law by the en
Sheikh Hasina’s plan for return to Bangladesh fuels fears of renewed unrest
Former Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s plan to return from exile in India could fuel renewed unrest and test Dhaka’s ability to maintain stability and pursue national reconciliation, analysts have warned. The
Over 60% of women in German military are sexually harassed, study finds
More than half of all female Bundeswehr soldiers have already experienced sexual misconduct, a hidden-figure study shows, revealing up to five times more cases than officially reported.
Aneto, one of southern Europe's largest glaciers, is melting away
Within a decade, one of the largest glaciers in southern Europe will have disappeared. Aneto, the highest peak of the Spanish Pyrenees, is melting at a spectacular rate. Its demise is another sign of global warming and h
Patrick Bury: 'It’s going to cost a lot of money to repair the systems.'
Patrick Bury, Senior associate professor in warfare and counterterrorism at University of Bath, is our guest.
Democrats lash out at no-show colleagues after Hegseth survives impeachment push
‘People should have gotten their raggedy selves up these steps to vote,’ said California Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove after resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fails to pass
Hundreds of Italian schools hit by threats in suspected bomb hoax
Emails containing the false warnings were sent to schools in Rome, Naples, Vicenza, Florence, Pisa, Trieste and other Italian cities, officials say.
Croatian MP Seeks to Ban Anti-Abortion Prayers Near Hospitals
MP advocates 100-metre exclusion zones around hospital entrances, arguing that prayer gatherings put pressure on women when they are at their most vulnerable.
Scottish DJ named as victim of Krakow shooting that killed six
Six people, comprising four women and two men, were killed and 15 others were injured in the attack
Meet the millennial lawmakers who have helped drop the Senate’s average age - to 63
The average age of the freshman class of US senators is 55 - significantly younger than the oldest sitting senator at 93, writes Rhian Lubin
Algeria sentences writer Kamel Daoud to five years over novel
An Algerian court has sentenced award-winning writer Kamel Daoud and his wife to five years in prison, in absentia, over allegations of breaching medical confidentiality and invading privacy.
British DJ named as one of six people killed in Krakow shooting
A British DJ has been identified as one of six people killed in a shooting in Krakow.
As Gaza floods subside, Palestinians assess human and material damage
A deadly sandbank collapse buried families alive in Deir el-Balah, as survivors describe desperate rescue attempts.
Killing of journalist underscores deteriorating conditions in Ecuador
Tomás Beltrán was shot dead amid gang warfare that has turned Latin American country into one of its most violent Tomás Beltrán was manoeuvring his car into his garage on Sunday night when the Ecuadorian journalist was s
First Covid lockdowns, then alcohol to your door: rise in young Victorians with liver diseases prompts fears
While young people are drinking less across the board, one expert says a small minority are actually drinking huge and damaging amounts of alcohol Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Rising numbe
‘We were quite surprised’: Finland’s embassy goes viral with staff training day post on Instagram
After a promotion for a ‘Finnish Dinner Date’ went ‘a bit viral’, the Canberra envoy’s next post became an unlikely social media hit Get our daily political email , free app or daily news podcast The embassy of Finland i
How ancient nomadic survival skills became global sporting events
Horseback wrestling, endurance racing, archery and traditional games grew from the skills of nomadic life. At the World Nomad Games, those traditions now draw athletes from more than 100 countries.
Exploring Uzbekistan’s silk road soul, from Tashkent metro to Samarkand
From ancient Silk Road cities and magnificent architecture to vibrant bazaars and rich traditions, join Lilly Douse as she discovers the history, culture and flavours of Uzbekistan.
EES errors could see thousands of travellers incorrectly flagged as overstayers. Here’s what to do
Some travellers are facing issues with their exit from the Schengen zone being missed, leading to the system incorrectly suggesting they have violated the 90 days in any 180-day period rule.
How are Chinese infantry units training to survive drone-filled battlefields?
China’s infantry units are adapting to the growing threat from drones, with some brigades introducing compulsory counter-drone training, new equipment and fresh tactics to help soldiers evade aerial surveillance and atta
Anthony Albanese fails to mention fossil fuels in Cop summit speech
Australian PM boasts of success in renewables but is criticised for not addressing the nation’s huge coal industry Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Anthony Albanese said governments had a “sol
Why is Pochettino the favourite to replace Carrick at Manchester United?
What would Mauricio Pochettino bring to the job if he replaces Michael Carrick in the Old Trafford hot seat?
Millions join Spain’s first general strike in 14 years in protest at rising housing costs
The 24-hour stoppage has drawn high participation across sectors and comes weeks before election in which far right could gain power Millions of people across Spain have joined the country’s first general strike in 14 ye
‘Systemic’ sexual misconduct in German armed forces, study finds
Some 40% of female soldiers and 20% of male soldiers said they had experienced at least one form of sexual misconduct in the past year.
Shipwreck Off Senegal Kills Dozens as Canary Islands Declare Migrant Emergency
Migrant arrivals to Europe are down overall but still claiming scores of victims, overwhelming local officials and dominating political debate.
Bosnian Police Seize 150kg of Drugs, Targeting Organised Crime
Police arrest 15 suspects and seize around 150 kilogrammes of drugs as part of months-long investigation into two suspected organised crime groups.
Storm Charles: Heavy rain and strong winds batter Portugal
Heavy rain, rough seas and strong winds hit Costa da Caparica in Portugal, with coastal facilities closed and streets left waterlogged.
Four grizzly bears killed in Canada after fatal attack on mother and daughter
The sow and her three cubs were responsible for killing Jennifer Balcarras, 48, and her daughter Selah Reed, 20, earlier this month.
Nissan reduces petrol car production as EV sales boom in China
Manufacturer says ‘shift to new energy vehicles is happening faster than expected’ and market is harsh Business live – latest updates The Japanese carmaker Nissan has said it has been caught out by accelerating sales of
Thousands gather for annual far-right march in Poland days after mass shooting
Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk called for restraint ahead of the controversial march
Kenya discharges last Ebola patient in major milestone towards virus-free status
The country begins a 42-day countdown to being declared Ebola-free, provided no new cases are recorded.
Hong Kong aims for global police role with new academy to train 1,000 a year
Hong Kong police aim to train 1,000 officers per year and bolster the city’s ties with overseas law enforcement agencies through a new international academy, which opened on Wednesday. At the opening ceremony for the Hon
Mbappe misses France training before Nations League clash with Italy
Kylian Mbappe left the pitch during France's game in September but has been playing regularly for Real Madrid.
China-linked critical minerals price swings delay 1 in 4 energy-storage projects: report
Price volatility in critical minerals, largely shaped by China’s market, is delaying or derailing nearly one in four energy-storage investments worldwide, according to a new report, highlighting the extent to which strat
In US or China, firms need AI they can independently verify and trust
When the Magnificent Seven, America’s top tech companies, shed more than US$1 trillion in a single trading session, the usual question returned: is artificial intelligence (AI) a bubble? Yet as global headlines are trans