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Italy Pope Leo XIV says Trump is trying to 'break apart' Europe-US alliance Pope Leo XIV said US President Donald Trump's recent remarks about Europe were "trying to break apart what needs to be a very important alliance." Pope Leo added that Europe's role in seeking peace in Ukraine was important. -
Art Turner Prize 2025: Nnena Kalu makes history to claim Britain's top art award British-Nigerian artist Nnena Kalu has won the Turner Prize, one of the world's top art awards, for her "compelling" sculptures and drawings made from recycled materials. -
France France's National Assembly narrowly approves contentious 2026 social security budget The high-stakes vote gives some respite for the weakened French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu -
United Kingdom Peace prize for Trump triggers complaint about Infantino to FIFA ethics investigators FIFA's ethics code calls for a ban from football of up to two years for violating the duty of neutrality, though it is unclear if the case will be taken up. -
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United Kingdom UK sanctions Russian and Chinese firms suspected of being 'malign actors' in information warfare Officials pointed to fake websites and political ads during Moldova's recent election and fake news sites carrying videos with false claims about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy designed to undermine support. -
No Comment Zelenskyy meets Pope Leo XIV and PM Meloni in Italy visit Zelenskyy visited Italy, meeting Pope Leo XIV and Prime Minister Meloni, and reiterated Ukraine's firm stance against ceding territory to Russia. -
Netherlands ICC sentences Sudanese militia leader to 20 years in prison for Darfur atrocities Abd-Al-Rahman's crimes were committed more than two decades ago, but violence continues to plague Darfur as Sudan is torn apart by civil war. -
USA UN agency reports rise in violence against women journalists and activists linked to online abuse The study by UN Women follows a similar report by the UN cultural and educational agency UNESCO in 2021 that highlighted the same issue. -
No Comment Japan earthquake caught on camera in late night videos Social media videos show the moment a 7.5 quake struck Japan overnight, with residents filming intense shaking and damage inside their homes. -
Europe in Motion Are small European businesses punching above their weight thanks to AI? At the same time, many entrepreneurs believe that the only way to build trust with the community is through more investments in human-made content. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 9th, 2025 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 9th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France French far right wants to reopen brothels and put sex workers in charge National Rally (RN) lawmaker Jean-Philippe Tanguy said his proposed bill would allow sex workers in France to be "empresses in their kingdom." -
France Cocaine overtakes cannabis as France's most lucrative illicit drug Cocaine overtook cannabis as France's most lucrative illicit drug in 2023, generating €3.1 billion as usage tripled over a decade despite falling prices. -
Europe News EU hydrogen market hampered by costly production and uncertainty, energy regulators say The European Union's goal of producing 10 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen by 2030 are at odds with current market reality, where production and regulation costs leave investors unconvinced. -
Italy Zelenskyy seeks backing from Pope Leo XIV and Meloni as he refuses ceding Ukrainian land to Russia Zelenskyy met Pope Leo XIV and Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni in Rome on Tuesday, meanwhile voicing his refusal to surrender territory to Moscow despite pressure from Washington for territorial concessions. -
Economy EU's ‘Buy European’ strategy delayed by division among member states A European plan to favour “made in Europe” products has been pushed back to 2026 by the Commission, with several member states insisting such a preference should be used only as a last resort. -
World News Exclusive: Armenia and Azerbaijan representatives come together publicly in Euronews interview In what they said was "another brick in the wall of trust," Armenia and Azerbaijan representatives revealed to Euronews in an exclusive interview in Doha how the peace process started, and a joint future both countries should now look forward to. -
Business Italy’s banking clash: MPS, Mediobanca, and their billionaire backers Although the EU is pushing for greater banking consolidation in Europe, the reality in Italy is proving complicated. -
Culture news Safe from harm: Study reveals world record breaking dinosaur footprint park protected by mud A new study paints an enormous picture of almost 17,000 dinosaur footprints in a mountainous area of Bolivia, making it the world's largest find of its kind that's been protected from centuries of erosion. -
Czech Republic Right-wing billionaire Andrej Babiš sworn in as Czech Republic's new prime minister The new coalition is set to follow Hungary and Slovakia and shift the Czech Republic away from supporting Ukraine in Russia's nearly four-year war. -
No Comment International exhibition "100 presepi in Vaticano” showcases global nativity creations The exhibition presents 132 nativity scenes from around the world, on view until 8 January 2026. -
Crossing Cultures How digital archaeology and open science are transforming heritage preservation in China and Europe From the AI-driven conservation of China’s Dazu Rock Carvings to the Rijksmuseum’s transparent restoration of Rembrandt’s Night Watch, China and Europe are embracing a new model of preservation. -
Tech News Australia banned social media for under-16s. Could Denmark do the same? Australia is cracking down on social media for kids under 16, and Denmark looks set to follow with a ban for under-15s. -
Business Line Uzbekistan’s entrepreneurs are fueling new jobs, fresh ideas and stronger local economies Small businesses now play a central role in Uzbekistan’s growth, with rising output, more jobs and expanding opportunities for entrepreneurs across the country. -
Cult Abu Dhabi’s Zayed National Museum brings 300,000 years of UAE history to the Saadiyat skyline A new landmark in Abu Dhabi is opening its doors, telling the story of the UAE through the legacy of its founding father. -
United Kingdom UK's MI5 accused of concealing the truth over 'Stakeknife' agent who killed for the IRA Official investigation strongly criticised how the UK's intelligence agency MI5 handled the double agent during the Troubles in Northern Ireland. -
Travel News Japan earthquake: Is it safe to travel despite the ‘megaquake’ warning? The ‘megaquake’ warning is the first since the category was introduced in 2022. -
No Comment Airstrikes along Cambodia-Thailand border displace tens of thousands Airstrikes and rocket fire along the Cambodia-Thailand border have displaced many. Both governments blame each other for breaking the ceasefire, with casualties rising. -
Markets Shares in Germany’s Thyssenkrupp slide as it forecasts heavy losses Thyssenkrupp is entangled in a restructuring process as it seeks to shore up its finances, hit by high energy costs and cheap competition. -
Tech News Google will launch AI glasses in 2026. Here’s what we know The announcement marks Google’s return to the smart glasses market after its earlier Google Glass project stalled in 2015. -
Brazil Suspect arrested in Brazil over theft of eight Matisse artworks from library Two armed men entered the Mario de Andrade Library in São Paulo on Sunday and stole a dozen artworks, according to authorities. -
Europe Today Is Czech Republic's new PM Babiš Orbán 2.0? It is not that simple Andrej Babiš returns on Tuesday as the prime minister of the Czech Republic. He is more of a CEO than an ideologue. -
Earth News Excessive heat: How rising temperatures are harming young children's development Researchers have warned that spells of excessive heat driven by climate change may lead to delays in early childhood development. -
Health news Severe food poisoning linked to Listeria on the rise in Europe, EU authorities warn There were more than 6,500 foodborne outbreaks in 2024, a new report says. -
Culture news Revealed: What are the most annoying Christmas songs? Not everyone gets into the holiday spirit with the same tunes, and Christmas classics often get overplayed. Google Trends and a poll of the American public have revealed the most annoying festive songs. -
The Cube Viral posts mislead on Italy's 'lab-grown meat' ban Italy passed a law banning cultivated or cell-based meat years ago, but posts online suggesting that it has just happened have prompted conflicting claims related to the product. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 9th, 2025 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 9th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Lithuania Lithuania declares state of emergency over balloon incursions from Belarus The Baltic state says the cigarette-laden balloons originating from Moscow-allied Belarus are a form of hybrid attack and a threat to its national security. -
Culture news British adult content creator Bonnie Blue detained in Bali over alleged pornography offences The adult content creator, whose real name is Tia Billinger, faces a maximum sentence of 15 years in jail after allegedly breaking Indonesian law. -
Economy EU Commission opens probe into Google over AI despite tensions with US The EU antitrust enforcer on Tuesday opened an investigation into the US tech giant over its use of online content to power its AI services, a move that threatens to ratchet up transatlantic relations. -
France French First Lady Brigitte Macron calls feminist protesters 'dirty b****es' The French First Lady drew criticism after a video showed her calling feminist activists "dirty b****es" at a theatre hosting a rape-accused comedian's show. -
Europe Today EU 'protects smaller states, not threaten them,' Commissioner Dombrovskis tells Euronews EU Economy Commissioner told Euronews' morning show Europe Today he disagreed "with many elements in the US National Security Strategy" in which the bloc is presented as lacking confidence, pushing for censorship and drowning in illegal migration. -
Business President Trump gives Nvidia green light to sell H200 chips to China The US government said the approval, which comes in exchange for a 25% surcharge, would also be available to other chipmakers like Intel and AMD. -
No Comment Japan evaluates impact after 7.5 offshore earthquake near Aomori Japan is assessing damage and monitoring aftershocks after a 7.5 magnitude offshore earthquake caused minor injuries and light structural impacts. -
Culture news Coldplay, U2 and Ed Sheeran top Pollstar's most popular touring artists of the new millennium Concert trade publication Pollstar recently published a report titled “Most Popular Touring Artists of the Millennium” - and the results may surprise you. -
China Chinese court orders Malaysian Airlines to pay damages to families in MH370 case Flight MH370 vanished on 8 March 2014 while flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people aboard, including 227 passengers — most of them Chinese — and 12 crew members. -
Culture news Archaeologists find 2,000-year-old party boat off Alexandria The 1st-century luxury vessel matches the description given by the Greek historian Strabo, who visited the city of Alexandria between 29 and 25 BC. -
Travel News Tuscan wines and Alpine climbs: Europe’s luxury trains offer new ways to celebrate the New Year La Dolce Vita's three-day experience comes with a price tag to match its exclusivity, starting at €11,280 per passenger. -
Earth News Deep-sea mining tests impact more than a third of seabed animals, landmark study warns A five-year-long investigation into how deep-sea mining impacts biodiversity has finally been published. -
Europe Today Europe Today: EU economy Commissioner Dombrovskis reacts to President Trump’s new security strategy Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme, Europe Today, at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day. -
No Comment Syrians mark first anniversary of Assad’s ousting with nationwide celebrations Syrians held nationwide gatherings to mark the first anniversary of Bashar Assad’s removal. -
Lifestyle Cash-strapped Francis Ford Coppola sells unique F.P Journe watch for $10.8 million Hollywood legendary director Francis Ford Coppola has slightly eased his financial woes by selling his unique F.P Journe FFC prototype wristwatch for a record $10.8 million at an auction in New York. The luxury timepiece was one of seven watches being sold by the Oscar-winning filmmaker. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 9th, 2025 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 9th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy A historic year for gold: Could prices climb higher in 2026? Gold soared over 60% in 2025, driven by geopolitical risks, rate cuts, and central bank demand. Many experts see further upside in 2026, with gold's role as a safe-haven asset still firmly intact. -
Tech News Only 6 countries have nuclear submarines. Does Europe need more? A defence expert weighs in on whether Europe needs more nuclear-powered submarines amid growing tensions with Russia. -
No Comment Clashes erupt between farmers and police in Greece amid protests over EU subsidy delays Farmers in Crete clashed with riot police as protests over delayed EU subsidies spread to areas near the island’s two international airports. -
USA Trump justifies second strike on narcoboat amid calls to release footage Trump claimed survivors of the September boat strike were trying to right a drug-laden vessel, as Congress threatens to cut Hegseth's budget over the video. -
Health news AI note-taking tool significantly reduces doctors’ paperwork time, analysis shows Clinicians who used the tool said they felt more present during consultations with patients. -
Climate Temperature average for 2023-2025 on track to exceed 1.5C for first time, Copernicus data reveals The rising temperatures reflect the ‘accelerating pace of climate change’, says Copernicus.