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Austria Eight skiers rescued alive after avalanche at Austria’s Stubai Glacier Eight skiers were rescued alive after an avalanche at Austria's Stubai Glacier. Over 250 rescuers attended; four skiers were lightly injured, with two hospitalised. -
Sport Portugal win U-17 World Cup as Wenger hails a “festival of football” in Qatar The largest U-17 World Cup in history closes its curtain in Doha, after 48 teams turned Qatar into a month-long showcase of football’s next generation. -
No Comment US and Russian crew safely dock with ISS for 8-month mission A US-Russian crew docked with the ISS after launch from Kazakhstan, beginning an eight month mission focused on research, experiments and planned spacewalks. -
The Europe Conversation EU Migration Commissioner: ‘We need the trust of the people back’ EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner sees the new Pact and Asylum and Migration on track to tackle an issue that has been feeding populism for many years. He also defends negotiating with the Taliban and initiatives to negotiate ‘return hubs’ with non-EU countries. -
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No Comment Vatican welcomes 27-metre Norway spruce in St Peter’s Square A 27 metre Norway spruce sourced in Ultimo, South Tyrol, now stands in the Vatican's St Peter's Square as the festive season begins. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 27th, 2025 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 27th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Focus WTDC25 in Baku spotlights digital inclusion and global cooperation The World Telecommunication Development Conference (WTDC25) gathered international policymakers, ministers and digital leaders in Baku to address how nations can build a more secure, inclusive and sustainable digital future. -
Russia Putin demands Kyiv withdraw from eastern Ukraine and ‘promises’ not to attack Europe The Russian president reiterated his maximalist demands over occupied areas of Ukraine, and insisted Moscow has no plans of slowing down its full-scale invasion or even negotiating with Kyiv. -
Turkey Pope Leo XIV urges peace in Ankara on first foreign trip Pope Leo XIV has used his first foreign trip to plead for dialogue in the face of global conflict, particularly in the Middle East and Ukraine. -
Space From Saturn to the Moon: European Space Agency’s €22 billion plan to catch up in space race These are the European Space Agency’s new top 4 space priorities. -
Europe in Motion AI integration in healthcare: Which European countries are at the forefront? Where can you get AI-assisted diagnostics, and which countries are carrying out experiments aimed at significantly reducing waiting times? -
Tech News Smart football stadiums: Madrid's Metropolitano looks to the future with pioneering new technology The Riyadh Air Metropolitan reinforces its status as a smart stadium with the deployment of Sky Ribbon and Telefónica's integrated technology solutions, a key transformation ahead of the major events it will host in 2027 and 2030. -
Europe News EU must engage with Taliban on migration, EU Commissioner tells Euronews The EU must talk to the Taliban about migration on a technical level, even if it is not "fun" or "easy", EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner told Euronews. -
USA Afghan national charged over attack on National Guard members in Washington Two West Virginia National Guard members were ambushed and critically wounded near the White House. Authorities have charged an Afghan national in the attack. -
Tech News Technology must not outpace human learning, Doha education summit warns Global education systems are falling behind the pace of technology, and leaders meeting in Doha warned that classrooms are changing faster than schools can cope. -
Europe News Air quality near airports and ports needs to improve fast, EU environment agency says With nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter contaminating the air near ports and airports, affected regions are being urged to step up their monitoring efforts. -
Europe News Italy's Senate delays vote on consent in sexual violence law until 2026 Italy's Senate delays a vote on a bill introducing consent in sexual violence law until February 2026, sparking criticism from opposition parties and raising debates on legal implications. -
No Comment Inside Lego's festive operation: how the iconic bricks meet holiday demand Holiday shoppers in Denmark browse new Lego sets as factories in Billund run nonstop to meet seasonal demand. Designers and automated warehouses keep production moving. -
Series Exploring Tokyo with VTuber Sakura Miko and Executive Chef Haruyuki Yamashita Tokyo’s blend of ancient tradition and modern pop culture comes into focus as VTuber Sakura Miko and Executive Chef Haruyuki Yamashita share the places that define the city for them. -
Business Cost of housing per square metre hits all-time high in Portugal The lack of affordable housing has become a pressing issue for Portugal's government, headed by Prime Minister Luís Montenegro. A shortage of stock continues to push prices up, while high foreign demand is also making properties unaffordable for locals on lower salaries. -
12 minutes with European decision-making on Ukraine 'embarrassing,’ former Foreign Minister Kuleba says Ukraine’s former foreign minister tells Euronews’ 12 Minutes With that Europe needs to "pull itself together" amid the diplomatic push for peace, saying the current 'pace of decision-making' means there "are no good times for Europe ahead." -
Culture news Explained: Why are musicians protesting Venice Opera's new conductor? Beatrice Venezi was appointed as music director of La Fenice opera house in September. Musicians and staff are demanding her revocation over her lack of experience and ties to the far-right. -
Meet The Locals Meet the Macao pastry chef reviving Portugal’s pastéis de nata As Macao’s food landscape shifts with new businesses and new residents, one Portuguese baker is helping redefine a local favourite. -
Hokkaido: a journey of snow, culture and cuisine Each winter, Japan’s northernmost island, Hokkaido, transforms into a spectacular wonderland of deep snow and vibrant culture. -
Focus Tashkent hosts congress to push Central Asia’s cultural and educational cooperation Tashkent hosted an international congress “Central Asia: Shared Spiritual and Educational Heritage – Shared Future” at the Center for Islamic Civilization, bringing together representatives from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan. -
Sudan Misdiagnosing Sudan is killing Sudan The longer the International community looks at the wrong direction, the more Sudan bleeds, Dr Ali Rashid Al Nuaimi writes in an opinion article for Euronews. -
No Comment Death toll from severe flooding in southern Thailand rises to over 80 Thailand reports more than 80 deaths after severe flooding in the south, with water levels starting to recede as authorities assess damage across several provinces. -
Travel News Patagonia trekking deaths raise urgent questions over safety at Torres del Paine National Park An absence of park rangers, and issues with weather forecasting, led a group of tourists to embark on the tricky O Circuit trek despite worsening weather conditions. -
No Comment Pope Leo XIV pays tribute to Atatürk on his first overseas visit to Turkey Pope Leo XIV visits Atatürk's mausoleum in Ankara, laying a wreath and calling for peace before meeting Turkish President Erdogan. -
Europe News EU lawmakers face backlash over proposed new protections for air passengers MEPs are under increasing pressure from consumer groups and industry representatives on proposed air passenger rights legislation, with the European aviation sector urging a six-month pause in negotiations in order to conduct an impact assessment. -
Culture news The Trump administration will no longer mark World AIDS Day The US State Department has announced it will no longer commemorate World AIDS Day with public messaging. This ends a decades-long tradition of raising awareness on 1 December. -
Bulgaria Bulgarian government withdraws 2026 budget draft after mass protests Wednesday's protest in Sofia against Bulgaria's draft budget plan for 2026 drew an estimated 20,000 people, who demonstrated against a potential increase in social security contributions and the doubling of the dividend tax. -
France Macron announces new French voluntary military service to start next summer France will launch a voluntary military service programme for 18 and 19-year-olds in 2026, aiming to enrol 3,000 participants initially and up to 50,000 by 2035, the French president announced on Thursday. -
Australia A shark kills a woman and seriously wounds another swimmer in Australia A shark attacked two mid-20s swimmers at Crowdy Bay National Park in Australia, killing a woman and seriously injuring a man. A bystander’s quick first aid likely saved the survivor before he was airlifted to hospital. -
Travel News 'America-first' pricing: Higher fees for foreigners at US national parks stoke tourism concerns The US Interior Department says new charges will fund park upkeep, but businesses fear international travellers will be put off visiting. -
Tech News OpenAI confirms ChatGPT data breach. Here is everything we know OpenAI has confirmed a security breach involving a third-party analytics provider, Mixpanel. -
Europe News Capping Ukrainian army would ‘pave the road to hell’, former Foreign Minister Kuleba tells Euronews Capitulating to Russian demands with a limit on the number of Ukrainian troops would humiliate the nation and “pave the road to hell”, Dmytro Kuleba, who served as Ukraine’s foreign minister under President Zelenskyy, told Euronews' programme "12 minutes with". -
Namibia Adolf Hitler's namesake triumphs in Namibia local elections fifth time in a row Namibian politician Adolf Hitler Uunona has retained his seat in his small northern constituency yet again despite his controversial name. -
The Cube Candace Owens says Macrons ordered her assassination, but provides no evidence Amid a defamation lawsuit against Candace Owens for claiming that the French First Lady is a man, the far-right commentator is now alleging that the Macrons want her dead. -
No Comment Bulgaria: Thousands rally in Sofia as protesters clash with police Tension in Sofia rose as Bulgaria's Budget and Finance Committee began work early, angering the opposition. Protests outside Parliament escalated, with clashes and injuries reported. -
Culture news Coca-Cola sued by the estate of Johnny Cash for ‘pirating’ country music legend’s voice “Stealing the voice of an artist is theft.” The estate of Johnny Cash is suing Coca-Cola for illegally hiring a tribute act to impersonate the late US country singer in an advertisement. -
Europe News EU Ombudsman says Commission guilty of maladministration in opening up climate laws The EU's corporate watchdog found the European Commission's decision to re-open the bloc's due diligence law without climate assessments amounted to malpractice. -
Space Has dark matter finally been seen? New study detects mysterious galactic glow The mysterious glow can’t easily be explained, leading a University of Tokyo researcher to argue it could be humanity’s first direct glimpse of dark matter. -
Business CATL and Stellantis break ground on Spain’s largest EV battery plant Europe’s second-largest carmaker Stellantis and Chinese EV battery giant CATL have started construction on a €4.1bn battery factory in northeastern Spain, expected to create 4,000 jobs. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 27th, 2025 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 27th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
The Cube Fact check: Is China using TikTok to 'dumb down' European children? Macron recently claimed that China offers its children a more educational version of TikTok, while the version available in Europe is designed, in his view, to dull the minds of young people. The Cube compared the content found in both versions of the app. -
France French authorities detain three for suspected Russian espionage activities French authorities have detained three people for allegedly working for Russian security services and conducting economic espionage under the guise of running a humanitarian organisation. -
Culture news From ‘piggy’ to ‘ugly’: Donald Trump’s latest insult to female reporters fuels backlash online In a Truth Social post, Donald Trump lashed out at New York Times journalist Katie Rogers after an article questioned whether he was showing signs of fatigue. He responded by calling the reporter “ugly” - only days after backlash regarding his “piggy” insult, aimed towards another female reporter. -
France Two inmates escape French prison using drone-delivered saw blades Two inmates escaped from Dijon prison after receiving blades via drone, according to authorities. One is under investigation for attempted murder, and both are considered dangerous. -
Business Puma shares soar on report China’s Anta Sports could bid for brand The athletics brand saw its shares leap in Frankfurt on Thursday after heavy losses earlier this year. -
Europe News EU countries reach long-awaited deal on online child abuse detection Member states have agreed on a deal to fight child abuse online by pushing platforms to remove illegal content, though mandatory scanning of private messages was dropped. -
Culture news Black Friday or Buy Nothing Day: Which side of consumerism do you fall on? While global shopping events such as Black Friday have been around for decades, anti-consumerist movements like Buy Nothing Day are now gathering more followers to combat overconsumption. -
No Comment Flamengo fans clash with police at Rio airport Chaos ensued at Rio's airport as Flamengo fans clashed with police while seeing off the team for the Copa Libertadores final, with accusations of late police action. -
Travel News Volcanic disruptions are one of the greatest threats to air travel. Could new forecasts change that? Advances in volcanic ash forecasting could transform the aviation industry, avoiding the mass cancellation of flights. -
Health news Undiagnosed HIV: a ‘silent crisis’ growing in Europe Over half of HIV diagnoses in Europe come too late for effective treatment, international health agencies warn in a new report. -
Travel News Venezuela withdraws operating permits for six airlines after ultimatum over suspended flights The Maduro government has revoked the operating permits of Iberia, TAP, Avianca, Latam Colombia, Turkish Airlines and Gol after a 48-hour ultimatum expired. The airlines had suspended their routes following the US warning about the risks in the airspace. -
Culture news Kevin Spacey set to face civil sex assault claims in court in 2026 Actor Kevin Spacey is set to face civil trials at the High Court in London next October, over separate lawsuits filed by three men who have accused him of sexual assault. -
Europe Today Watch: Military conscription — would you be ready to answer the call? For some of us, war still sounds like a distant threat. But if it were to come, who would be called to the front line? -
Europe News 'Americans believe everything Putin says,' MEP and former general tells Euronews In an interview with Euronews' flagship morning show Europe Today, EPP group MEP Riho Terras, who was also a general of the Estonian Army, said that "European people do not understand the urgency of the situation. It is not only about Ukraine." -
No Comment Hong Kong: At least 44 dead and hundreds missing in apartment complex fire A massive fire in Tai Po, Hong Kong, has killed at least 44 and left 279 missing. Crews worked overnight to control the blaze that spread through seven towers. -
Euronews Tech Talks Q&A: How will robotics shape our future? |Euronews Tech Talks How is AI transforming robotics? Where will robotics be in 2030? In this episode of Euronews Tech Talks, we put these and more of your questions to Kai Olav Ellefsen, associate professor at the University of Oslo. -
Earth News Why scientists are racing to save this rare ‘hairy’ snail that’s the size of a fingernail The German hairy snail has become one of the most endangered molluscs in the UK, but new efforts could soon turn that around. -
Travel News 'Black Friday' in Italy: What today's nationwide strikes mean for travellers Nationwide transport walkouts, including strikes on 28 November and 12 December, may affect holiday travel. -
Europe Today Europe Today: Commission president warns 'Russian playbook has not changed' Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme “Europe Today” at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we get you up to speed on everything happening across the continent. -
Tech News 'Make Amazon Pay’: Global strikes planned on Black Friday as workers in over 30 countries unite The Make Amazon Pay campaign, now in its sixth year, is targeting Amazon’s labour practices, political influence, and environmental impact. -
Space China’s ‘lunar soil bricks’ return from space in major step toward building base on the Moon Researchers say the findings could help predict how such brick age over 5, 10 or even 20 years on the lunar surface, bringing China’s vision of its “Guanghan Palace” a little closer to reality. -
Business Going green: Will high energy costs derail Europe's climate goals? Electricity prices threaten to stall Europe’s decarbonisation efforts while industries face a growing competitiveness crisis, according to experts. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 27th, 2025 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 27th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Want a good night’s sleep? Tai chi as effective as talk therapy, new study shows The mind-body exercise practised in China is just as good as talk therapy to boost sleep, according to a new study. -
Bulgaria Thousands protest in Bulgaria ahead of final parliamentary vote on controversial new budget plan Thousands of protesters staged a major demonstration outside the parliament building in the capital, Sofia, to denounce the steep taxes announced in next year’s budget draft. Protesters formed a human chain around the building to prevent MPs from exiting. -
China Death toll rises to 83 as blaze rips through Hong Kong tower complex Firefighting and rescue missions continued into Thursday for a second day after a massive fire broke out in Hong Kong, gripping a complex of seven high-rise residential buildings. At least 83 people were killed and dozens more were injured in what is the worst fire to hit the territory in decades.