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World News Spanish police confiscate more than 1 million ecstasy pills The Guardia Civil carried out eight searches in Ibiza and two in Malaga in what has been the largest seizure of this type of drug to date. -
Europe News Why is Germany strengthening its border controls now? Germany is set to impose stricter border controls with several neighbouring countries starting next week, following deadly migrant attacks that fueled far-right gains in recent state elections. -
Mobility Commuting at 700km an hour by hyperloop takes a step closer to reality with successful test run Hardt says it had a successful first test of its hyperloop prototype at its test centre in the Netherlands. -
Gaza At least 19 killed in Israeli airstrike on tent camp in Gaza The death toll is expected to rise as first responders continue to search for people under the rubble. -
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Earth News ‘Irreversible coma’: Largest glacier in Italy’s Dolomites could disappear completely by 2040 Since 1888, the glacier has lost more than 80 per cent of its surface area. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 10th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Travelling between Barcelona and Malaga? Ditch the plane for this budget train service Spain’s new north-south train service will make sustainable travel cheaper and faster. -
USA Kamala Harris and Donald Trump to square off in crucial US presidential TV debate The debate will be the first since Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential election — and the first time the two candidates have met. -
Europe News EU weighs 'strong' response to Iranian deliveries of ballistic missiles to Russia The bloc says it has 'credible' information Tehran is procuring Moscow with ballistic missiles. -
No Comment Paraguay River at lowest water level in more than a century A powerful drought in the Amazon rainforest led to the lowest water levels on the Paraguay River in more than a century. -
Europe News Defence capabilities Ukraine's new government top priority, PM Shmyhal says This winter could perhaps be the hardest since Russia's full-scale invasion of the country in early 2022, the Ukrainian prime minister told reporters. -
Healthcare Draghi report touts path to pull EU pharma from ‘slow agony’ Mario Draghi envisions a clear path forward for the EU pharma sector through greater access to health data for AI development and targeted public investment in gene therapies, which he believes will help preserve the EU’s healthcare strengths. -
Business Battery giant Northvolt to lay-off staff to cut costs as EV market stalls Northvolt has announced that it would be laying off a large part of its workforce and selling or consolidating several sites as the electric vehicle (EV) market slows down. -
Russia Kremlin distressed as Russia's 'catastrophic' birth rate drops to its lowest in quarter century In July, Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the country's low birth rate was "catastrophic" for Russia's future. -
Nature Trees suffocated by concrete are being ‘liberated’ by an army of community activists in Mexico City These vigilante citizens are making up for government inaction by ‘liberating’ trees with sledgehammers. -
Water Matters Climate resilience: Copenhagen's dream of a flood-proof city The Danish capital is preparing for an upsurge in torrential rain over the coming decades due to climate change. Giant infrastructure is being built above and below ground to make the city more resilient to heavy downpours. -
Moments Saunas, cold dips and a smorgasbord: How to have a Scandi-style staycation in the UK You can have Scandi wellness experiences and Nordic food during a more planet-friendly staycation. -
Travel News This beauty trend could lead to interrogations and delays at the airport While botox and filler are booming in Europe, many people don’t realise the consequences on their travel plans. -
Health news Commission to step up action against long COVID The European Commission will allocate an extra €2 million to address long COVID, promoting coordination among countries to increase research and support patients. -
Europe News Toni Nadal names Novak Djokovic greatest tennis player of all time Rafael Nadal's uncle offers a unique insight into the state of world tennis. -
No Comment Brazilian footvolley dog Floki stuns crowd Floki, a border collie, becomes a footvolley star, teaching beachgoers how to play their own game. -
Tech News Australia proposes social media age limit but experts warn it would be 'problematic' "The bullying that can occur online, the access to material which causes social harm, and parents are wanting a response,” the Australian prime minister said. -
Culture news Can Pedro Almodóvar’s Venice winner 'The Room Next Door' lead to legislative change on euthanasia? Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar won the Golden Lion at this year's Venice Film Festival for his first English-language feature 'The Room Next Door'. The film deals with a topic that is still taboo for many: euthanasia. Can the film - or any film - engender changes to policy? -
Europe News Which other Schengen countries have border checks in place? Germany has announced that it's implementing new border checks for the next six months to curb the influx of illegal migrants. Which other countries within the Schengen Area are doing the same and why? -
Earth News CO2 isn’t the only greenhouse gas: Where are the most potent coming from and can they be stopped? Though it is the most well-known and second most abundant greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide is only one of the gases we need to tackle. -
Syria Normalising al-Assad’s regime is against Europe’s interests For Europe, normalising al-Assad would be a political and moral disaster. It would send a clear message that dictators can commit war crimes, displace half their population, and still be welcomed back, Refik Hodžić writes. -
Culture news Fired conductor Sir John Eliot Gardiner hits back with new orchestra Disgraced conductor Sir John Eliot Gardiner has announced his new musical ensemble following his termination from the Monteverdi Choir and Orchestras (MCO) this year after he hit a singer. -
Health news What is ketamine, how dangerous is it and why is it causing concerns in Europe? Health authorities say ketamine use is up across Europe and recently hit the headlines due to the death of Friends star Matthew Perry. -
Europe News Swiss city councillor apologises for firing gun at Mary and Jesus poster Party expulsion proceedings have been launched against the councillor, and her employment at a consultancy has also been terminated. -
Lifestyle Hilfiger's nautical nostlagia to Lauren’s Americana vision: The best of New York Fashion Week In recent days, New York City has seen top brands like Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, and Carolina Herrera unveil their latest collections on the runway as part of New York Fashion Week. Here are our highlights. -
Europe News Former Northern Ireland unionist leader pleads not guilty to sex offence charges Jeffrey Donaldson, a former UK MP, pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to charges of rape and other sexual offences that date back nearly four decades. The trial is slated for March 2025. -
Europe News EU Commission will use 'all powers' to stop Hungary from bussing migrants to Brussels Viktor Orbán has vowed retaliation for a €200 million fine imposed by the European Court of Justice, which Hungary refuses to pay. -
Home IFA Berlin 2024: From ovens to TVs, how AI will soon be powering your home How can AI and other tech help make running your home and kitchen more efficient? There were plenty of new ideas from top manufacturers at IFA Berlin. -
Economy Growth in average pay in the UK eases to more than two-year low Euronews Business looks at why growth in the UK’s average earnings, excluding bonuses, has fallen to its lowest level since June 2022, in the three months up to July. -
Georgia Majority of NGOs in Georgia refuse to register as 'foreign agents' under new law The registration window for organisations to declare themselves 'foreign agents' under a controversial new law closed on 2 September. -
Europe News Danish man faces preliminary terrorism charges over arson at Jewish woman's home A group with links to a banned gang allegedly set fire to balcony furniture at the woman's house in May. -
Business EU scales down proposed tariffs on Teslas and other Chinese EVs Suggested rates have been trimmed because of new information from companies, although EU member states must still vote on the proposals. -
Culture news Disney sued for using Peter Cushing's likeness in Star Wars, 22 years after his death A film producer is suing Disney for using Peter Cushing's likeness in a Star Wars film, 22 years after his death. -
Tech News New iPhone 16, Apple Watch 10 and Apple Intelligence: What you missed from the 'Glowtime' event Apple unveiled its much-anticipated plans for AI. But it won’t be coming to Europe anytime soon. -
Economy Germany confirms inflation rate at lowest level in more than three years The news raises hopes for another rate cut from the European Central Bank, with the policy committee set to meet this Thursday. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 10th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Italian government faces a split over citizenship reform debate A proposal to grant Italian citizenship to foreign nationals who complete 10 years of education has the coalition government in Rome divided. -
Culture news 'This machine sues fascists': The White Stripes are suing Donald Trump Rock band The White Stripes add their name to an ever growing list of artists who are suing Donald Trump over the illegal use of their songs in campaign videos. The band highlight the “flagrant misappropriation” of their hit song ‘Seven Nation Army’. -
Europe News Russian authorities report massive Ukrainian drone barrage overnight Regional leaders claim that more than 140 drones attacked areas including the Moscow suburbs, where at least one person is reported dead. -
Lifestyle Meet Floki: The dog who became viral for his unbelievable beach volleyball skills A 3-year-old border collie named Floki has become a viral sensation in Brazil, dazzling fans with his impressive footvolley skills on Rio’s beaches. -
Space Polaris Dawn: SpaceX's riskiest mission yet to attempt first private space walk 700 km above Earth A new SpaceX mission will take its crew through a radiation belt to a higher orbit to perform a test spacewalk in new space suits. -
Culture news Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' locked out of Country Music Awards - a predictable snub? The Country Music Awards nominations have been announced and one superstar is noticeably absent from the list... -
Europe News Ursula von der Leyen delays presentation of new team of European Commissioners The Commission chief will no longer meet Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) to discuss the formation of her new team on Wednesday as expected, parliamentary sources told Euronews. -
Travel News Germany tightens border checks: What will change for travellers? More strict checks at land borders will be in place for six months. -
Europe News Google loses €2.4bn EU antitrust case for favouring its own shopping service It's one of a pair of court victories today in Brussels' battle against big tech. -
Europe News Apple, Ireland lose €13bn sweetheart tax deal case in victory for EU's 'tax lady' Low tax bills paid by the tech giant were an unlawful subsidy, EU judges ruled, in a move which EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager hailed as a 'big win' for tax justice. -
Economy Bank of France deputy governor on the challenges ahead for central banks Banque de France (Bank of France) deputy governor, Agnès Bénassy-Quéré, spoke to Euronews' Angela Barnes about the challenges ahead for central banks as the latest ECB rate decision hangs in the balance. -
Business HSBC looks to cut costs through merger of major divisions The new unit would surpass the current wealth and personal banking division in size and would house more than 90,000 employees. However, the merger could lead to job cuts in areas where there are overlapping roles. -
Culture news Harvey Weinstein in intensive care after emergency heart surgery The jailed movie mogul was said to be a "train wreck" health wise earlier this year and has used a wheelchair at recent court hearings. He was in custody in New York while awaiting a retrial in Manhattan that is tentatively scheduled to begin on 12 November. -
Gaza Borrell blasts Israel over ‘human-made tragedy’ in Gaza Borrell’s comments came as part of a series of blistering remarks targeted at Israel during his visit to Egypt’s Rafah border crossing on Tuesday. -
Hungary Israeli Nations League football fans call for end to war Israeli football fans attended a UEFA Nations League football match in Budapest on Monday eager to watch the men's national team play Italy — while also calling for an end to the Israel-Hamas war. -
Culture news Tributes paid to James Earl Jones, actor and voice of Darth Vader, who dies aged 93 The Oscar winning American actor with the unmistakable baritone gave voice to Darth Vader, one of the cinema's most famous villains. -
Europe News Parliament spat erupts over role of women’s rights committee in online child abuse directive "We don't have time to waste on debates about gender theory," said right-wing MEP, Fabrice Leggeri. -
Russia Zelenskyy stresses assistance from allies is urgently needed to combat Russian forces According to local authorities, more than a third of Pokrovsk's residents remain in the city despite calls for evacuation. -
Art The Anahuacalli Museum, designed by Diego Rivera, marks 60 years of Mexican art and ancestry The Anahuacalli Museum in Mexico City, envisioned by Diego Rivera to preserve Mexico’s pre-Hispanic heritage, is celebrating its 60th anniversary. -
Europe News Draghi’s report risks colliding with EU political reality | Radio Schuman Bruegel expert Guntram Wolff told Euronews that translating the report into EU legislation won't be easy due to political instability in some key EU member states. -
Timor-Leste Pope Francis calls for protection of young people during visit to Timor-Leste It is an indirect acknowledgment of the abuse scandal involving Nobel Peace Prize-winning independence hero, Bishop Carlos Ximenes Belo. -
Health news Why are 1 in 10 French women still smoking during pregnancy despite the health risks? Smoking during pregnancy is linked to adverse health outcomes for mothers and their newborns, but quitting smoking cold turkey can be very difficult. -
Markets Investor enthusiasm lags for Apple’s AI-powered iPhone 16 series debut Apple has revealed its latest iPhone 16 series, along with new Apple Watches and AirPods. Although the Apple Intelligence features were a highlight, the much-anticipated artificial intelligence (AI) functionalities will not be available until October. -
Culture news MOTELX film festival fills Lisbon with chills, thrills and fears This Tuesday sees the opening of the festival that, for fans of the genre, has become synonymous with horror. Among the novelties this year is a retrospective of films banned by censorship in Portugal. -
Moments Kiwis, sun and a nappuccino: An expert’s guide to getting better sleep while travelling A recent survey found that 39 per cent of Brits ranked rest and relaxation top of their holiday requirements this year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 10th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News The EU must play 'leading role' in Venezuela, says opposition journalist Former Venezuelan opposition presidential candidate Edmundo González has fled into exile after being granted asylum in Spain, delivering a major blow to millions who placed their hopes in his upstart campaign to end two decades of single-party rule. -
Economy Will the European Central Bank cut interest rates as expected? The European Central Bank is expected to cut interest rates on September 12 due to falling inflation and sluggish growth. Analysts predict a 25 basis point reduction in the deposit rate. Further cuts may follow in December and throughout 2025, with inflation and economic forecasts set to be revised. -
Europe News Lowest water levels ever in Bosnia and Poland: record-breaking summer wreaks drought Lakes and rivers across Europe are drying up as the hottest summer on record comes to an end. In Poland and Bosnia, this has caused critically low water levels. -
Europe Decoded Dirty laundry: Which EU Commissioner nominees are in danger of being rejected? Some nominees for European Commissioner might soon see their aspirations go down in flames for mistakes made in the past. -
Europe News Germany announces temporary border checks at all land borders Interior Minister Nancy Faeser says Germany will set up temporary controls at all of its land borders in an attempt to curb irregular migration, expanding checks it already has in place at some borders.