18 May 2025 | Euronews
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Gaza Israel says it will allow 'basic' amount of aid into Gaza as it expands ground offensive Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his cabinet was acting at the recommendation of the IDF because of "the operational need to enable the expansion of intense fighting." -
Europe News A mobile clinic brings vital care to Ukraine's liberated communities in the Kharkiv region "A country cannot exist without its people. So we’re here, helping people so our country isn’t completely destroyed", says Anna Nikonenko, Co-Founder of Dignitas Ukraine -
Europe News Exit polls: Rafał Trzaskowski to narrowly win Polish presidential election first round According to preliminary exit polls, the mayor of Warsaw Rafał Trzaskowski won the first round of the presidential election in Poland on Sunday, followed by Karol Nawrocki. The two politicians will face each other in the second round on 1 June. -
Sport Alcaraz beats Sinner in Italian Open to become the tennis king of Rome The Spaniard beat the world number one, who returned to the court after a 104-day break. -
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Europe News Portugal general election: Ruling AD coalition wins while Chega and Socialist Party tie for seats The final results showed the AD coalition won with 32% of the vote, followed by the Socialist Party at 23%. The far-right Chega party comes in third with 22.56%. -
Europe News Romania’s pro-West candidate Nicușor Dan wins presidential election in dramatic comeback Stakes have never been this high in Romania's post-communist history, as Romanians voted in a crucial and polarised presidential election runoff on Sunday, in which centrist Nicușor Dan faced nationalist George Simion. -
Europe News Italian PM Meloni hosts EU-US talks on trade, Ukraine and defence Leaders from the EU, Italy and the US met in Rome on Sunday to discuss trade, defence, and Ukraine. Ursula von der Leyen called for increased defence investments in the EU. -
Europe News Russia deploys 273 drones in biggest attack on Ukraine yet Russia launched 273 drones at Ukraine overnight into Sunday, marking the largest such attack yet since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 18th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Serbia Thousands of Serbians join Subotica protest demanding justice for Novi Sad victims As their protests over the deadly Novi Sad train station disaster continue, the university students in Serbia have found surprising allies. -
Europe News EU and UK chase deal in London amid wrangling over closer ties In a first since Brexit, the EU and UK are meeting to forge closer ties. However, will disagreement on the others' demands dash hopes of Starmer’s desired Brexit reset? -
Europe News Early voting surpasses previous elections in Portugal's legislative race Party leaders voted in the morning, with the majority emphasising the importance of voting and electoral participation. By 12 pm local time, around 25.56% of voters had cast their ballots. -
Europe News Partygoers injured outside bar in possible terrorist attack in Germany's Bielefeld, police say Police in Bielefeld are searching for a fugitive armed man who attacked several people in a bar with a sharp object, leaving five injured. The attack occurred early Sunday morning. -
Europe News Tennis: Jasmine Paolini and Sara Errani triumph at Internazionali d'Italia women's doubles Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini win in the final of the doubles tournament against Russia's Veronika Kudermetova and Belgium's Elise Mertens and are confirmed as champions in Rome. -
Europe News Javier Cercas: 'It is impossible to invent something as exotic as the Vatican'. In an interview with Euronews, writer Javier Cercas describes Pope Francis as disruptive. Proof of this is the invitation he received from the Vatican to write a book, despite his declared secularism. Thus was born the novel 'El Loco de Dios en el fin del mundo' (God's Fool at the End of the World). -
Europe News Romanians vote in cliffhanger presidential election as tensions continue to rise Stakes have never been this high in Romania's post-communist history, as Romanians vote in a crucial and polarised presidential election. Centrist Nicușor Dan faces nationalist George Simion, with diaspora turnout doubling. -
Europe News Pope Leo XIV's inaugural Mass at St Peter's Square draws global leaders The newly-elected supreme pontiff was greeted by crowds of faithful as he arrived in St Peter’s Square for his inauguration Mass, attended by world leaders and religious delegations. -
Europe News Only 3.3 per cent of foreigners in Portugal can vote. Will the deportation policy have an impact? Immigrants have little participation in political life in Portugal. A study points out that this favours populist speeches and compromises integration. -
Europe News Mexican navy tall ship hits Brooklyn Bridge, snapping masts, killing 2 crew members The vessel had 277 people aboard, 22 of them were injured, of whom 19 needed medical treatment. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 18th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Culture news Spectacular find: Monumental images of gods discovered at Nineveh in Iraq 2,700 years ago, Nineveh was the capital of the Assyrian empire. Researchers from the University of Heidelberg have made a spectacular discovery in the palace of King Assurbanipal. During excavations, they came across the first large-format depictions of two important Assyrian deities. -
Europe News Portugal: Young men five times more likely to vote for the far-right than women The author of the report, who is an analyst at the European Policy Centre, explains that far-right movements have been able to take advantage of the frustration of young men under 25 over the 'loss of a stable job and financial independence', which are 'traditional markers of masculinity'. -
Moments Should I swim with wild dolphins? 6 questions that will change how your holidays impact the ocean Knowing whether the choices you make on holiday are harming or helping the wildlife you are there to spot can be hard. -
Nature Coral gardens and volcano vents: See what scientists found in the icy depths of the Southern Ocean The mission was so remote that often the closest humans to the vessel were on the International Space Station. -
Europe News How the pontificate of Pope Leo XIV could influence the world economy The first US pontiff in the Catholic Church's history has spoken about his namesake Pope Leo XIII's social policies, economics, and theological doctrines, which opened the Church to modernity in the late 19th century. -
Europe News Polish diaspora takes keen interest in presidential election This year's presidential election is generating a large response from Poles. According to information made available by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, almost 500,000 people took advantage of their voting rights. -
Culture news International Museum Day: Discover Europe’s most eccentric museums Witchcraft, sex machines and crabs... If you’re looking to get off the beaten track when it comes to museums, Europe has plenty of quirky alternatives. On International Museum Day, Euronews Culture selects six unique galleries that offer eccentric replacements to the traditional museum experience. -
Health news Teen girls’ screen time linked to poor sleep and depression Teenagers in Sweden tend to use their devices for far longer than national health guidelines recommend. -
Lifestyle Culture Road Festival Manisa: The New Manisa Museum opened its doors The Turkish Cultural Route Festival kicked off with an art-filled start in Manisa, which it included on its route for the first time this year. The new Manisa Museum brought a contemporary breath of fresh air to the city's cultural heritage with its interactive structure and rich collection. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 18th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Markets Trading bots are evolving: What happens when AI cheats the market? Algorithms have been used in trading for decades, but recent advancements could throw up new challenges for regulators. -
USA One killed in explosion at California fertility clinic that FBI called an 'act of terrorism' A burned-out vehicle was seen in the parking lot behind the clinic after the blast, which caved in the building's roof, sprayed debris across a five-lane road and shattered windows in businesses blocks away. -
Europe News Zelenskyy to attend inauguration of Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he would be happy to meet with other leaders as he did at Pope Francis' funeral.