10 February 2025 | Euronews
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Ukraine European Investment Bank announces approximately €1 billion for Ukraine's development European Investment Bank president Nadia Calviño said Ukraine was “our top priority right now,” adding that the bank and Ukraine had signed “agreements to mobilise around €1 billion in investment in the public sector and in the private sector." -
Guatemala At least 51 are dead after a bus plunged off a bridge in Guatemala Dozens were killed after a brush plunged off a bridge in Guatemala on Monday. The country's president declared a day of national mourning after the accident. -
Europe News New government in Kosovo faces multiple challenges Following Sunday's parliamentary election, a coalition government will now have to be formed as Kosovo looks to normalise ties with Serbia while foreign funding remains in question. -
Spain Hundreds of migrants rescued off the coast of the Canary Islands Following a record-breaking amount of migrants arriving to the Canary Islands last year, almost 400 were rescued on Monday. -
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No Comment Bulgaria honours Saint Haralambos, patron saint of beekeepers Orthodox Christians in Bulgaria are celebrating Saint Haralambos Day, honouring the patron saint of beekeepers. -
Culture news Trial begins of man accused of trying to fatally stab Salman Rushdie A court in New York has begun hearing opening statement in the trial of a man accused of trying to kill the British-American author Salman Rushdie at a reading event in 2022. -
No Comment Wildfires devastate Patagonia's forests, threatening El Bolsón Wildfires have been raging in Argentina's Patagonia for 12 days, destroying over 3,000 hectares of forestland and several homes near the town of El Bolsón. -
Israel Hamas delays next hostage release, accusing Israel of ceasefire violations Five exchanges between the two sides have freed 21 hostages and 730 prisoners so far. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 10th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News How are web platforms protecting the German electorate from fake news? Just two weeks until the federal election in Germany, platforms said they have measures in place to counter disinformation. -
Europe News Denmark grants asylum to 'historically' low number Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has pursued a 'zero refugee' policy since coming to power in 2019. -
Scenes Watch: The fearless female rider keeping a Moroccan tradition alive Assiya Imji thrives on the sound of gunshots and galloping hooves as she captivates the cheering crowds at Tbourida festivals. -
Moments How do bee beds work? Wellness experience brings a buzz to Ireland’s wild west coast Ireland’s latest wellness experience draws on an eastern European tradition - thanks to a chance encounter. -
Tech News Data centres could strain Europe's power supply by 2030, report warns The AI-driven data centre boom could strain the continent's energy supplies and octuple emissions by the end of the decade, according to a new report. -
Art World’s largest Light Art Run transforms Copenhagen into moving artwork Copenhagen’s historic harbour lit up as over 1,300 runners, wrapped in glowing light chains, transformed the city into a moving artwork. -
Europe News Alpine microstate of Liechtenstein is set for its first female PM after election Brigitte Haas will be the wealthy municipality's first female head of government after her Fatherhood Union party won an election on Sunday. -
Europe News Romania's Georgescu calls on supporters to join Balkan supermarket boycott Romania is the latest country to join a supermarket that has gained traction across the Balkans, with far-right ultranationalist Călin Georgescu calling on his supporters to join the initiative. -
Earth News ‘Science Moms’: The Super Bowl ad urging climate action for the next generation The advert charts climate change through the life of a little girl, from birth to the day she heads off to college. -
Europe News Brussels scrambles to defend Migration Pact after Donald Tusk's refusal to comply The European Commission will not commit to launching legal action against Poland after Donald Tusk openly threatened to disregard the Migration Pact. -
Europe News UK government defends immigration crackdown amid far-right surge The 'blitz on illegal working' comes as Keir Starmer’s government faces mounting pressure from the increasingly popular Reform UK party. -
Economy Rents in Ireland could rise as Taoiseach suggests review of price cap Leader Micheál Martin says investors require more stability to invest in housing, which could subsequently reduce shortages. -
Business Poland's investments in the country set to surpass €150 billion this year, says Tusk Poland has ambitions not only to catch up with, but to overtake, leading Western economies, said Prime Minister Donald Tusk, the former European Council President who in 2023 returned to Polish frontline politics. -
Europe News Anatomy of a snub: Why was Commission president a no-show at Notre Dame? Documents obtained by Euronews reveal the Commission’s protocol only officially communicated Ursula von der Leyen would not be attending the reopening ceremony of Notre Dame Cathedral a few hours before the event began. -
Nature ‘I found peace’: Activist hopes 48 hours of non-stop tree-hugging will inspire others to love nature A young Kenyan woman may have broken a world record for the longest tree-hugging marathon by 24 hours. -
Healthcare 'People are going to die': HIV infections could surge if US support is dropped, UNAIDS chief says HIV infections could jump over six times if US support is dropped and not replaced, the UNAIDS chief said. -
Europe in Motion Winter poverty: The EU countries that struggle the most to heat their homes Single parents and single women are the hardest-hit social groups across the European Union. -
Europe News Russia launches fresh wave of drone attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities Russia launched overnight drone attacks on several Ukrainian cities and regions, including Kyiv, Donetsk, and Sumy. Ukrainian forces shot down 61 out of 83 UAVs. -
Tech News World leaders and tech giants converge in Paris for AI summit The Paris summit, which will be attended by companies such as Google, Microsoft and OpenAI, aims to reach a consensus on guiding the development of artificial intelligence. -
Culture news Ed Sheeran hits the wrong note in India as police stop surprise street performance The British musician was filmed performing on a busy street in Bengaluru when a police officer approached him and unplugged his microphone. -
Culture news Israeli police raid Palestinian bookstores in East Jerusalem and detain owners Israeli authorities have seized any books relating to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from the Educational Bookshop in East Jerusalem and detained its owners amid allegations they were “selling books containing incitement and support for terrorism.” -
Europe News Romanian President Klaus Iohannis resigns to avoid political crisis A third request to suspend Iohannis from office was set to be discussed and voted upon in the country's parliament on Tuesday. -
Culture news French culture budget cuts spark a stern response from the Académie des beaux-arts With severe budget cuts hitting France’s arts sector, the Académie des beaux-arts warns of threats to creativity and democratic freedoms. -
Europe News 'Perfect storm' of crises threatening EU's security and economic models, report warns The multipolarisation of the international order is challenging the EU's liberal vision with Donald Trump's return to the White House likely to accelerate the trend, a key report found. -
Work Major trade union group calls on Macron and AI Summit to 'urgently confront' AI threat to workers In a statement shared exclusively with Euronews Next, the group issued a warning to governments from around the world gathering for the Paris summit. -
No Comment Ukraine: Russian drone attack on a residential area of Sumy A residential area of the town in north-east Ukraine was hit on Sunday night. -
Business Nokia announces ex-Intel AI and data centre boss as new CEO Nokia has shared that it has appointed a new chief executive officer (CEO), as the company attempts to venture more into the artificial intelligence market. -
Culture news Historic Stradivari violin made in 1714 sells for $11.3M at New York auction A rare 1714 Stradivarius violin, once played at the premiere of Brahms’ Violin Concerto in D Major, sold for $11.3 million (€10.96m) at Sotheby’s - falling short of a record-breaking bid but still marking a historic sale. -
North Korea North Korea to expand nuclear weapons programme, says Kim Jong-un The warning came after Kim accused the US of escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula through its alliance with South Korea and Japan. -
Europe News Austrian coalition talks expected to hit snag over control of interior ministry The far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) has been tasked with leading negotiations to form a new government after previous negotiations fell apart in January. -
Economy Chancellor hopeful Merz open to reform of Germany's debt brake The CDU leader said that Germany may need to loosen its debt limit to finance defence spending, although other solutions should be prioritised. -
Lifestyle Exceptional vehicles, F1, anniversaries and women: the best of Rétromobile 2025 It's been a record breaking year for entries and sales at the Rétromobile show at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The 49th edition was marked by the 70th anniversary of the Citroën DS, which took pride of place among the 1,200 collector vehicles and 550 exhibitors. -
World News Ecuador's presidential election heads to second round In the first round on Sunday, President Daniel Noboa narrowly beat the leftist candidate Luisa González, who far exceeded pollsters' predictions. -
Italy Scammers clone Italian defence minister's voice with AI in ransom scheme Entrepreneurs in Italy were targeted by scammers posing as Defence Minister Guido Crosetto, asking for money to free kidnapped journalists. -
No Comment Ceremony of the Baltic States joining the European electricity grid The Baltic States are celebrating their accession to the European energy network, marking the end of electricity transmission with Russia. -
Work Why is Big Tech ditching DEI programmes and what does it mean for workplaces in Europe? Many US-based Big Tech companies, like Amazon and Google, are ditching their diversity, equity and inclusion policies. What does this mean for European employers? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 10th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Santorini earthquakes: What to know if you have a holiday booked to the popular Greek island A state of emergency has been declared in Santorini as tremors continue. -
Design Yrjö Kukkapuro, visionary Finnish designer of Postmodern chairs, dies at 91 His iconic designs, including the Experiment chair, grace homes, offices, and museums like New York's MoMA and London's V&A. -
Economy Why Trump's tariffs could push Europe to target US tech services Trump's new tariffs could push the EU to retaliate by targeting US tech services instead of goods, a Goldman Sachs report suggests. With Europe's large trade deficit in services, Brussels may use digital restrictions to counterbalance Washington's trade measures. -
Cinema Spain's Goya Awards make history as two titles share Best Film honour Granada hosted a historic edition of the Goya Awards, marked by the first tie in the Best Film category between 'El 47' and 'La infiltrada'. -
Europe News EU will react against 'unlawful' US tariffs, says European Commission The European executive has announced that it would retaliate against US tariffs on aluminium and steel if they are confirmed, considering them unlawful and counterproductive. -
Europe News German election: Who are the top candidates and what are their policy priorities? Germany's conservative parties and far-right AfD lead in the polls, with the CDU’s Friedrich Merz likely to become chancellor after the 23 February vote. -
Europe News Simplification or deregulation, Newsletter This week's key events presented by Euronews' senior energy and environment reporter Robert Hodgson . -
Health news Health authorities push for 'urgent' action as some STIs reach new highs in Europe Syphilis and gonorrhoea cases soared in 2023, with notable increases among young people, health authorities said. -
USA US President Trump doubles down on plan to take over Gaza US President Donald Trump said he is committed to "buying and owning" Gaza and that other countries in the Middle East could help to rebuild it. -
Economy Trump set to announce steel and aluminium tariffs with more import duties due Trump's comments on 25% tariffs are the latest example of his willingness to threaten, and in some cases to impose, import taxes. Tariffs are coming much earlier in his presidency than during his previous four years in the White House, when he prioritised tax cuts and deregulation. -
Economy Inflation rises amid Lunar New Year spending as European stocks benefit China's inflation rose at its fastest pace in five months, driven by holiday spending, which is expected to be a continued source of encouragement for European consumer stocks. -
Europe News Five ideas for reshaping Europe's future defence sector - analysis EU Commissioner for Defence and Space Andrius Kubilius envisions a ‘Big Bang’ approach for the European defence industry – but what does that mean? -
Europe News The first weeks of Trump in power, seen from Brussels | Radio Schuman Brussels and the EU have long feared Trump’s tariff threats, but now, shock is setting in as he and Elon Musk push to dismantle US agencies and shrink the federal government. -
Culture news Agenda: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week A lemon festival in France, giant stilettos in Spain, a pioneer of pop art in London — and blue soup for all, as Bridget Jones returns to the big screen. -
EuroVerify Fact check: Where in Europe has the longest school summer holidays? President Emmanuel Macron said that he wants to review the amount of time French pupils get off for the summer, claiming that France has longer holidays than other countries. How does it compare to the rest of Europe? -
Earth News Top American banks exit net zero alliance: What does this mean for their European peers? Major US and Canadian banks have abandoned an industry-led climate alliance aimed at aligning net zero targets with global goals. -
Mexico 'Don't risk your lives': Wave of solidarity helps migrants at the US border More than 4,000 immigrants have been deported from the US this year as Trump intensifies his crackdown with mass deportations. In response, aid groups are helping undocumented migrants at border crossings. -
Europe News Limburgers walk through drained Juliana Canal amid major upgrade In the Dutch province of Limburg, residents had the rare chance this weekend to walk on the bottom of the drained Juliana canal. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 10th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Paris AI Action Summit: From DeepSeek to Europe's path, here’s everything you need to know From who is there to what will be discussed, Euronews Next takes a look at what can be expected. -
The Big Question Europe has 500GW of renewable energy capacity but why isn’t it connected? The CEO of Hitachi Energy explains on the Big Question why Europe, and the rest of the world, needs to urgently invest in power grids. -
Europe News Zelenskyy congratulates Baltic countries as they disconnect from Soviet-era power grid The switchover to the European electricity network, which Baltic leaders said held geopolitical and symbolic significance, came more than three decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union. -
Europe News Exit polls show incumbent PM Albin Kurti's party in lead in Kosovo legislative elections Kosovans headed to the polls against a backdrop of a stagnant economy and renewed ethnic tensions but the Central Election Commission says turnout was low. -
Europe News Mike Waltz says US officials to visit Europe this week to discuss ending Ukraine war Less than a day before that announcement, US media reported that Donald Trump had had a phone call with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to discuss steps towards a negotiated solution.