10 December 2025 | Euronews
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USA Watch: Trump says US has seized oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the US has seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, a move that comes amid rising escalations with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s government. A US official said the Coast Guard led the operation with support from the Navy. -
Culture news 'Diary of a Prisoner': Why is Nicolas Sarkozy's prison memoir already a big hit? Rushed to print to take control of the narrative, the book has become a powerful political tool for the former head of state. -
Bulgaria Bulgarian court rejects extradition of Russian owner of ship linked to Beirut port blast The supervising prosecutor, Angel Kanev, said that the key issue is whether sufficient guarantees have been provided that a death sentence will not be imposed. -
The Ring Sánchez's political turmoil on The Ring: A government in ‘survival mode’? The political crisis in Spain goes beyond national borders: Former Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel García-Margallo (PP) and José Zaragoza (PSC), current member of Congress, debate on The Ring about the instability of Sánchez’s government and its impact on Europe. -
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Economy US Federal Reserve cuts key interest rate but signals higher bar for future reductions Lower rates from the Fed can bring down borrowing costs for mortgages, auto loans, and credit cards over time, though market forces can also affect those rates. -
Switzerland UN human rights office in 'survival mode' with €77m budget shortfall, Türk says Many UN organisations, including the World Health Organisation and the International Organisation for Migration, have slashed spending this year because some donors have cut back foreign aid. -
Health news Denmark to pay €40,000 each to Greenlandic women and girls who were forcibly given contraception An estimated 4,500 women could be entitled to compensation. -
Culture news Iceland to boycott 2026 Eurovision over Israel's participation, broadcaster RÚV says The announcement from RÚV comes a week after four other countries announced they were pulling out of next year's Eurovision in protest against Israel’s participation. -
Europe News European Commission to open up energy infrastructure law to speed up grid permits The Commission said it will work to broker a political compromise among member states to accelerate the development of electricity interconnections as part of the "Grids Package". -
The Cube Fact check: Is the European Parliament forcing member states to accept irregular migration? A recent post circulating on X claims that the European Parliament has adopted a "Migration and Asylum Pact" that would compel all EU member states to accept irregular migrants or face substantial fines. -
Finland Teen admits starting blaze that destroyed famous Finnish football stadium stand FC Haka is one of Finland's most successful clubs, having won nine Finnish championships and 12 cup titles since its founding in 1934. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 10th, 2025 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 10th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Israel Archaeologists uncover intact section of ancient Jerusalem wall from Hanukkah era Archaeologists have uncovered the longest intact section of Jerusalem’s ancient Hasmonean wall, likely linked to events following the Hanukkah story. The structure may offer evidence of a 2,100-year-old ceasefire and will become part of a new gallery at the Tower of David Museum. -
France Louvre jewel thieves escaped with 30 seconds to spare, Senate inquiry finds All four suspected members of the motorbike-mounted crew have been arrested, but the missing jewels, valued at around €88 million, have not yet been recovered. -
Health news Chemical in dark chocolate may help slow ageing, new study finds Scientists found a link between a chemical found in dark chocolate and signs of slower biological ageing. -
Japan Euronews celebrates 10 years of partnership with Japan showcasing innovation, culture and trust Last week, Euronews celebrated 10 years of its partnership with Japan, marking a decade of high-quality journalism and shared vision. -
Culture news Sophie Kinsella, author of best-selling 'Shopaholic' novels, dies aged 55 Tributes have been paid to the British writer Sophie Kinsella, famous for her best-selling 'Shopaholic' series, who has died of brain cancer at the age of 55. -
World AI: Europe and China compare their perspectives on the future of work In a debate co-produced by Euronews and CGTN, researchers, economists and professionals from China and Europe compared their views on the impact of artificial intelligence on the world of work. -
Ukraine Ukraine to give revised peace plans to US as Kyiv readies for more talks with coalition partners Zelenskyy is walking a tightrope between defending Ukrainian interests and showing Trump he is willing to make some compromises. -
Europe in Motion Amid Russia's war in Ukraine, how much are weapons companies making? The increase in revenue across EU arms companies was caused by the war in Ukraine and the perceived threat from Russia. -
Economy Eurozone's new star: Portugal crowned 2025 'economy of the year' The accolade comes from British weekly The Economist, which ranked the 36 richest countries in the world. Luís Montenegro calls the recognition a “fair recognition to the merit and hard work of the Portuguese people”. -
Ukraine Who would win if Ukraine held elections now? US President Donald Trump believes Ukraine should hold elections, having said Kyiv has been “using war not to hold the election”. If a vote were held today, who would win? -
Europe News Carbon tax on buildings and transport delayed to 2028 under EU climate deal An EU law setting a 2040 emissions reduction target of 90% has been backed by lawmakers, closing a controversial political debate on the bloc's green transition – but the introduction of a carbon tax on construction and road transport has been pushed back. -
Culture news Food for thought: Italian culinary traditions make UNESCO intangible cultural heritage list Italian cooking and its biocultural diversity has been recognised by UNESCO on its list of intangible cultural heritage, in a world first. The move rewards how the country celebrates cuisine as a communal activity and applauds its anti-waste approach to recipes. -
Climate ‘A planet in peril’: UN calls for global climate investment to unlock €17 trillion benefit by 2070 A global change in direction is necessary to help secure a healthy planet, according to a new UN report. -
Grand Voyager Grand Voyager | Exploring Lisbon From ancient cathedrals to vibrant tiles and world-famous custard tarts, Lisbon is a city layered with colour and culture. Join Lilly Douse as she embarks on an unforgettable Portuguese adventure. -
No Comment Reindeer Lars, hand-raised in UK, joins herd and prepares for Christmas A UK reindeer farm has hand raised Lars, a calf born in May, after his mother lacked milk. Now part of the herd, he is preparing for Christmas events. -
Iran Iran aims to fire 2,000 missiles at once in future conflict, Israel warns Tehran is rebuilding its missile arsenal at high speed after the 12-day conflict with Israel, aiming to fire 2,000 missiles at once in future escalations, Israeli officials and analysts warn. -
Modern Nomads Kazakhstan brings back its endangered Przewalski’s horses A vanished species is returning to Kazakhstan’s vast grasslands, symbolising a broader effort to restore the country’s natural and cultural heritage. -
Make it Work EU-funded Housing First initiative in Brno offers a path out of homelessness A Housing First EU initiative in Brno is helping people move off the streets and rebuild their lives through secure housing and social support. -
Travel News 29 hours in the sky: China Eastern’s Shanghai-Buenos Aires flight sets record for ultra-long travel The continent-spanning journey has a two-hour stopover in Auckland. -
Europe News Environmental groups warn EU Commission's simplification of green laws means more pollution The EU executive is simplifying environmental laws to "reduce administrative burden" on industry, but environmental groups argue that the decision is a reprieve for polluters. -
France Paris care home staff shaving child's head in 'punishment' sparks outrage The City of Paris, which is ultimately responsible for the home run by the Association Jean Cotxet, said on Tuesday that it was taking the case to court. -
Ukraine Drone combat at home: Simulator lets players step into the frontline Drones have fundamentally changed modern warfare since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, also becoming increasingly crucial for European armies. -
Health news Sperm donor with undetected cancer gene linked to nearly 200 children across Europe The Danish European Sperm Bank has acknowledged the donor’s sperm was overused and immediately blocked him once the mutation was discovered. -
No Comment Fez building collapse kills 19, injures 16 as Morocco launches investigation Morocco investigates the collapse of two buildings in Fez that killed 19 people and injured 16, highlighting ageing infrastructure and uneven safety standards. -
Space Astronomers observe never-before-seen gusts of wind from a black hole in a distant galaxy For the first time, astronomers have observed ultra-fast winds emerging from a black hole in a distant galaxy, shedding new light on one of the Universe’s most mysterious phenomena. -
Economy 'Europe's existential crisis': ECB's Lagarde calls for urgent reforms ECB President Christine Lagarde urged the European Commission to dismantle internal trade barriers, warning they stifle competitiveness. -
Europe Today Watch the video: Elon Musk, creator, jester, ruler or nihilist? Tech billionaire Elon Musk could be considered a hero with a thousand faces — if it were not for the divisive nature of his words which makes him hard to love in Europe. -
Tech News Most people use AI agents for productivity and learning, Perplexity says Most adopters of the AI agent are highly educated, from rich countries, and work in either technology or knowledge-heavy fields, a new study found. -
Lifestyle ‘AI situationships’: What is the dating trend set to define 2026? A new report from the dating app happn predicts the rise of a controversial new dating trend which further blurs the line between human and artificial companionship: the “AI situationship.” Here's everything you need to know. -
Markets Silver’s record run fuelled by possible Fed shake-up and tariff fears Silver prices have roughly doubled this year, climbing over $60 an ounce, pushed up by a supply deficit, tariff uncertainty, and expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. -
Syria Was al-Assad's top adviser assassinated before his downfall in Syria? Syria's ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad's adviser Luna al-Shibl died in a suspected hit after Tehran's top general warned she was a spy. Recently leaked videos show her mocking Putin and Hezbollah with al-Assad. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 10th, 2025 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 10th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News ‘We look ridiculous’: US government website removes fossil fuels as cause of global warming 'It's like pretending cigarettes don’t cause lung cancer,' says one climate expert. -
Eurasia Talks Armenia, Azerbaijan peace representatives detail peace plan and new US-backed corridor In an exclusive Euronews interview, Armenia and Azerbaijan’s top representatives publicly detailed how a once-unthinkable peace process has evolved into a shared strategy for stability and economic transformation. -
Europe Today 'Europe should not lose its identity', US Ambassador to the EU Andrew Puzder tells Euronews In an interview with Euronews morning show Europe Today, Washington’s envoy to the EU Andrew Puzder said the United States sees Europe as a natural ally but it must retain its core identity for the relation to work. -
No Comment Bulgarian glass ornaments by disabled artists are winning hearts In Bulgaria, a Plovdiv workshop teaches glassblowing to people with disabilities, producing handmade ornaments that support their skills and independence. -
Venezuela Machado's daughter accepts Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo on Venezuelan opposition leader's behalf Machado has been in hiding and has not been seen in public since 9 January when she was briefly detained after joining supporters in a protest in Caracas. -
Health news A rare drug made from scientists' blood is saving babies from botulism. Here's how The drug uses antibodies from volunteers vaccinated against botulism to help babies too young to fight the disease on their own. -
World News Thailand and Cambodia vow to fight on as border clashes kill 13 Border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia killed 13 people and forced mass evacuations, derailing a Trump-brokered ceasefire that ended deadly July fighting. -
Euronews Tech Talks Meet Thorvald, the robot protecting strawberries and grapes |Euronews Tech Talks Euronews Tech Talks sits down with Lars Grimstad, CTO and co-founder of the Norwegian agri-tech company Saga Robotics, to learn how its robots treat plants to reduce the use of chemicals. -
Euronews Tech Talks Can robots grow food on Earth and in space? |Euronews Tech Talks Robotics is being used to address agricultural challenges both on Earth and in space. But what are the potentials and the risks associated with this shift? -
Culture news ‘Welcome to hell’: Nicolas Sarkozy’s prison memoir published Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy's prison memoir hits shelves today. In it, he describes his 20-day prison stay, including his diet and weak showers, and advises on appealing to the far-right. -
Destinations Fun, food and culture: the ultimate weekend guide to İstanbul İstanbul is the ultimate city break for a weekend away with friends. -
Tech News South Korea says advertisers must label AI-generated ads South Korean officials said they will ramp up screening and removal of problematic AI-generated ads and impose punitive fines. -
No Comment Portugal prepares for first general strike in 12 years against new labour package Portugal prepares for its first general strike in 12 years on Thursday as unions protest labour reforms expected to disrupt transport, schools, hospitals and other services. -
Tech News Disinformation is a worldwide issue. Here is how Turkic nations are combatting it Turkic-speaking countries explore coordinated approach to fake news as global tech platforms evade national regulations. -
Europe Today Europe Today: US ambassador to the EU explains President Trump’s new security strategy Watch 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 Thailand evacuees wait as tensions with Cambodia stretch into a fourth day Thailand faces its fourth day of border clashes with Cambodia as hundreds of evacuees shelter in Surin, unsure when they can safely return home. -
No Comment Families flee to shelters near Cambodia-Thailand border amid clashes Fighting near the Thailand-Cambodia border has driven thousands from their homes. Both nations accuse each other of breaking a ceasefire agreed in July. -
Business Money talks, but is Spain listening? Unpacking Madrid's tax policy As Europe doubles down on a competitiveness drive, experts warn that Spain’s tax policies could be hitting growth. -
Europe News The US pounds the European Union in sharpest takedown yet as bloc mulls future of alliance After a rough week in which the US criticised the EU on everything from migration to regulation, Europeans are contemplating the future of the transatlantic relationship, but remain divided on how to respond. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 10th, 2025 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 10th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Germany developing plans to ready airspace in case it needs to defend itself, air traffic boss says Germany has one of the busiest airspaces in the world, and it will have to be shut down in the event of an attack against the country or another NATO ally. -
Health news UK doctors urge crackdown on energy drinks after man downs 8 cans per day, has a stroke After doctors asked the patient to stop consuming energy drinks, his blood pressure returned to normal. -
World News 'Never take human rights for granted in any part of the world,' UN's Volker Türk says On International Human Rights Day, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, emphasised the need to "reclaim" these fundamental values, which he says have been undermined in Europe. -
Tech News Australia’s social media ban for kids is here. Experts warn it could have ‘a lot of mistakes' Experts say Australia’s new social media ban might not change children’s online lives as much as regulators hope.