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USA Trump says Hamas has short period to disarm or 'there'll be hell to pay' after Netanyahu talks Trump said he expected the reconstruction of Gaza to begin "pretty soon" but gave no further details about a timeline or who would be responsible for the construction. -
No Comment Peruvian shamans offer predictions on global conflicts and leaders for 2026 During an annual ritual in Lima, Peruvian shamans predicted continued global conflicts in 2026 and political change in Venezuela, while calling for peace and stability worldwide. -
Cult How the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra blends cultures on one stage With players trained in different musical traditions, the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra is reshaping how orchestral music is performed and experienced in the region. -
Spotlight Baku White City shows how people-centred planning is reshaping urban life Baku White City shows how people-centred planning, sustainability and walkable design are transforming a former industrial zone into a modern district built for everyday urban living. -
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Culture news Cecilia Giménez, the amateur painter who 'botched' the 'Ecce Homo' fresco restoration, dies aged 91 The Borja resident, who rose to fame in 2012 for her widely mocked restoration of Elías García Martínez's fresco 'Ecco Homo', has died at the age of 94. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 29th, 2025 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 29th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News More than 3,000 migrants died trying to reach Spain by sea in 2025, NGO says This year's figures represent a drop in migrant arrivals from North Africa to the Canary Islands, one of the world's deadliest crossings for migrants hoping to reach the EU. -
Europe News Exclusive: Price distortions in EU energy market must end, Portuguese minister tells Euronews In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Portugal's Energy and Environment Minister Maria da Graça Carvalho said ensuring a level playing field among member states will be "essential" to lowering electricity prices across the bloc in 2026. -
Russia Lavrov threatens Ukraine after alleged drone attack on Putin's residence Russia's foreign minister said Moscow's negotiating position would change following alleged strikes on Putin's Novgorod region residence overnight on Monday. Zelenskyy dismissed the claim as an effort by the Kremlin to derail progress with Washington. -
Travel News Bucharest’s new tourist tax will come into effect next year. Here’s everything you need to know Officials in Bucharest have approved a tourist tax that will come into effect next year, aiming to raise almost €3 million annually. -
North Korea North Korea says it fired long-range cruise missiles to test country's nuclear deterrence The official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported that Kim expressed "great satisfaction" over Sunday's launches, which occurred off the country's west coast. -
Space 2026 in space: Moon missions return, eclipses sweep Europe and auroras continue Euronews Next gives a rundown of what the universe has in store for us in 2026. -
Spain Three dead as heavy rain prompts emergency response in Spain's Andalusia Málaga province recorded the most incidents, with 343 cases. Regional government activated flood emergency plan as 36 municipalities deployed protection. -
No Comment Chinese team operates thousands of drones using a single computer A drone light show in Chongqing highlights China’s ability to control thousands of drones simultaneously using a single automated system. -
Culture news Boxing heavyweight Anthony Joshua 'stable' after deadly car crash in Nigeria Anthony Joshua, the former world heavyweight champion boxer, is in a stable condition after being involved in a car crash in Nigeria that killed two of his close friends. -
Europe News In 2025, global trade cracked as Europe hurt by US tariffs and new China shock Hit by US tariffs and Chinese weaponisation of critical goods, the EU became squeezed by the aggressive trade agenda of the world’s two largest economies. Brussels now ponders new alliances and new markets. -
World News Starting the year with a bang: Germany's New Year's fireworks and tradition turning to trauma Many Germans still love setting off their home-made fireworks on New Year's Eve but opposition to the practice is growing. Experts are now calling for a cultural shift as the fireworks debate reaches explosion point. -
Taiwan China stages live-fire military drills around Taiwan in warning to 'separatist forces' Taiwan's Defence Ministry said in a post on X that rapid response exercises were under way, with forces on high alert to defend the island in case of escalation. -
Economy Iran’s currency collapse sparks second day of trader protests Protesters closed shops for a second day as the rial hit new lows on the free market, amplifying inflation fears and highlighting the widening gap between official and street exchange rates. -
Ukraine US security guarantees for Ukraine set for 15 years, Zelenskyy says Although the US security guarantees for Ukraine have been "100% agreed," they have a short expiration date, the Ukrainian president explained after revealing more details following his meeting with Trump on Sunday. -
No Comment Heavy snowfall closes schools in 14 Turkish provinces, children enjoy the break Heavy snowfall in Turkey closed schools in 14 provinces, turning the break into playtime for children, with some sledging on plastic bags. -
Space Russia sends Iranian satellites into orbit, according to Iranian state media Russia occasionally sends Iran’s satellites into orbit, highlighting the strong ties between the two countries. -
Climate ‘It’s getting worse year after year’: Could water from Hungary’s thermal spas save arid farmland? These volunteers are on a mission to save the Great Hungarian Plain from desertification. -
Kosovo PM Kurti's ruling party wins Kosovo snap election with 50% of votes The left-leaning Vetevendosje party secured a commanding victory in the parliamentary vote following a 10-month political impasse that prevented government formation in February. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 29th, 2025 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 29th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Will Trump’s climate criticism backfire? New poll shows most US voters support Paris Agreement New research shows that even Republican voters support funding more research into renewable energy sources. -
Greece One dead and three missing after migrant boat sinks off Greek island Twenty-six migrants reached shore and alerted authorities to others at sea. Search operations continue as Mediterranean crossings remain deadly. -
No Comment Heavy rain in southern Spain causes floods, one dead in Andalusia The Civil Guard has found the body of one missing man after a van was swept away by a river in Málaga. Search continues for a missing motorcyclist in Granada. -
Football Now AFCON 2025: Cameroon and Côte d’Ivoire draw, Algeria through Cameroon and defending champions Côte d’Ivoire played out a thrilling 1-1 draw in their second Group F match at the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Marrakesh, Morocco. -
Economy 'Adapt, shrink or die’: US ties €1.7bn UN aid pledge to sweeping reforms The US is offering €1.7 billion in humanitarian funding — far less than in previous years — while demanding a radical overhaul of how the UN delivers aid worldwide. -
No Comment Bandos and Parrandas: Venezuela celebrates freedom on Holy Innocents Day Each December, Caucagua in Venezuela bursts with colour for the Bandos and Parrandas of the Holy Innocents, a tradition celebrating freedom and resistance through humour. -
Turkey Three Turkish police officers killed in raid on IS militants as New Year security tightens Another nine officers were injured in a shootout during a counter-terrorism operation in Yalova province, after Turkey arrested over 100 suspects allegedly plotting holiday attacks. -
Cinema Bones, brides and odysseys: The 20 most anticipated movies of 2026 Welcome to your moviegoing guide for 2026! Here are our picks for the unmissable movies coming to a cinema near you in the first half of the year. -
Culture news Culture Digest: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week Sydney Sweeney's new psychological thriller, the final ever episode of Stranger Things and a look back at the best movies, music and art exhibitions of 2025. -
Destinations Peak Northern Lights and stunning hikes: The unmissable European places to visit in 2026 From culture and art to nature, these European destinations are some of the best to visit in 2026 if you want deeper authenticity, local immersion and unforgettable memories. -
Tech News ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and others: Which countries use generative AI tools most across Europe? The share of people using generative AI tools varies widely across Europe. Euronews Next takes a close look at adoption rates and the factors behind these cross-country differences. -
USA Trump and Netanyahu to meet at Mar-a-Lago to push Gaza ceasefire's complex second phase The first phase has held since October, but progress stalls amid mutual accusations. Trump's 20-point plan aims to end Hamas' rule in the Strip. -
Tech News Robots in 2025: from sports arenas to homes and hospitals Here are some of the most eye-catching robots showcased in 2025. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 29th, 2025 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 29th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Explainer: Why Chevron still operates in Venezuela despite US sanctions Chevron’s continued presence in Venezuela looks like an anomaly amid intensifying US sanctions. In fact, the contradiction is rooted in selective enforcement to maintain leverage over Caracas, as well as decades of oil politics. -
The Big Question The Big Question: Is there room for Europe’s telecom companies to grow? Keeping consumer prices low isn’t the only priority when firms must scale to stay competitive, said Orange CEO Christel Heydemann.