27 March 2026 | Euronews
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No Comment Gabon’s tiny turtles race against extinction as funding for protection dries up Gabon is intensifying efforts to protect vulnerable sea turtle hatchlings as nesting season peaks between December and March along the country’s Atlantic coast. -
Iran Iran says it will 'facilitate and expedite' humanitarian aid through Strait of Hormuz The announcement came just hours after Iranian state media said two nuclear facilities had come under attack in strikes claimed by Israel. -
Europe News Rubio slams Zelenskyy's Donbas comments and says US may divert Ukraine arms to Iran Zelenskyy had said in an interview that the United States was pressing Ukraine to cede the eastern Donbas region to Russia before finalising any post-war security guarantees. -
USA Pro-Iran group claims credit for hack of FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email account Handala is a pro-Iranian, pro-Palestinian hacking group that earlier this month claimed credit for disrupting systems at Stryker, a Michigan-based medical technology company. -
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No Comment First golden snub‑nosed monkey born outside Asia makes debut at French zoo A golden snub-nosed monkey has been born at France’s ZooParc de Beauval, in what the zoo says is a first outside Asia and a milestone for conservation. -
Europe News G7 agrees to secure Strait of Hormuz but only after war in Iran ends Foreign ministers of the Group of Seven made the mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz conditional on the cessation of hostilities in the Middle East. -
Business Investors dump Orbán-linked stocks as poll shows opposition with 23-point lead In a single day, the share price of two holding companies on the Budapest Stock Exchange with links to the Orbán government, 4iG and Opus Global, fell 10-12%. -
Djibouti At least nine dead and 45 missing after migrant boat sinks off Djibouti, IOM says The boat had left from the Djibouti port town of Obock with more than 300 people on board and was trying to cross the Bab el-Mandeb Strait when it went down on Tuesday. -
Iran Iran says nuclear facilities hit by strikes after Israel warns attacks 'will escalate' Israel struck several nuclear sites in Iran on Friday, hitting uranium and heavy water facilities with no reported radiation leak, as both sides trade fresh threats amid reports of Washington-Tehran talks. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 27th, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this March 27th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News EU Parliament unblocks key political hurdle in digital euro negotiations After months of political gridlock in the European Parliament, EU lawmakers have overcome a key obstacle to the digital euro, bringing the proposal closer to approval. -
Qatar EU calls for Black Sea grain model to unblock Strait of Hormuz, EU envoy tells Euronews Brussels has urged a Black Sea-style grain deal to unblock the Strait of Hormuz, while backing GCC self-defence and deepening security ties amid the Iran war. -
Tech News Austria moves to ban social media for children under 14, following global trend Several European countries have already suggested social media bans for children. -
Business SpaceX IPO: Musk plans to allocate up to 30% of shares for retail investors Elon Musk is preparing to allocate as much as 30% of the shares in SpaceX’s forthcoming IPO to retail investors, according to Reuters. The alleged move represents a significant departure from usual Wall Street practice. -
12 minutes with 'The US must not divert weapons for Ukraine to Iran,' Finnish defence minister tells Euronews The Finnish defence minister said his country will check that weapons paid for by Europe for the Ukrainian army will reach their intended destination. European allies are concerned about depleting US military resources due to the Iran war and after media reports that the US might divert assets. -
Navruz: Tajikistan's Timeless Celebration of Culture and Life Keeping a tradition alive for more than 3000 years is no small achievement. But spend five minutes witnessing the Navruz celebrations, and you start to understand why. -
Business BYD profit slumps 19% after record year edging Tesla off the EV throne The Chinese electric vehicle giant posted a sharp drop in annual profit in 2025, squeezed by a brutal domestic price war — even as it outsold Tesla by more than 600,000 battery electric vehicles for the year. -
Nepal Nepal's youngest PM takes oath of office after Gen Z protests toppled previous government Balendra Shah will lead a government tasked with navigating deep public frustration with Nepal's established parties, who were widely blamed by voters for corruption and chronic political instability. -
Europe News EU ministers weigh oil price cap and windfall tax to rein in soaring energy costs Ahead of a ministerial meeting in Brussels, the European Commission urged EU finance ministers to keep energy relief measures short-term while staying on track with decarbonisation goals. -
Space Space creature or humble potato? What NASA astronaut Don Pettit’s latest photo actually shows As technologies to grow food in space see increasing popularity, NASA astronaut Don Pettit sheds more light on his space farming hobby. -
Culture news Meet Mulder and Scully’s replacements: New The X Files cast announced 'Sinners' filmmaker Ryan Coogler's anticipated relaunch of the paranormal hit show has received the official green light, and now has announced its two leading stars... -
USA England superfan hoping to sell house to fund trip to FIFA World Cup matches Fan groups accused FIFA of a "monumental betrayal" in December when tickets were put on general sale ranging from $140 for the cheapest group games to $8,680 for the final. -
Health news From Spain to Luxembourg: How is euthanasia regulated across Europe? European countries vary widely in their approach to assisted dying, how is euthanasia regulated across Europe? -
Switzerland Army chief warns of major gaps in Switzerland's air defence Benedikt Roos, the new chief of Switzerland's armed forces, said on Thursday he was not "optimistic" about his country's aerial defence capabilities, adding that significant investment is needed to boost security. -
Spain Spain's Catholic Church criticises Noelia Castillo's death by euthanasia, saying society failed Castillo's case had been closely watched since 2024, when a medical and legal committee approved her application because she suffered from a serious and incurable condition, with severe and chronic suffering. -
Focus International visit reviewed sites for canoe and rowing competitions International officials assess potential venues in Azerbaijan for canoe and rowing competitions, focusing on infrastructure, training and future events while supporting the development of paddle sports. -
Made in Europe The Secrets of ‘Pata Negra’: acorn-fed 100% Iberian ham sets out to conquer the world This is the fascinating story behind an icon of gourmet luxury. A symbol of Spanish and European culinary excellence, acorn-fed 100% Iberian ham brings the pasture to life, adds flavour to haute cuisine and is conquering new markets. -
Europe News Portuguese government announces more fuel discounts and housing tax incentives After this morning’s cabinet meeting, Portugal’s prime minister addressed the nation to unveil exceptional fuel subsidies linked to the war in the Middle East, and housing measures too. A VAT cut was ruled out. -
Travel News Cyprus: Travel to the Middle East on the rise - there will be no repatriation operation There has been an increasing trend of travel to the countries covered by the travel directive of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cyprus. -
No Comment UAE: Flood chaos in Sharjah as heavy rain paralyses traffic Sharjah among hardest‑hit areas in latest rain spell, video shows waterlogged roads and slow‑moving vehicles -
No Comment Iran releases strike images from US–Israeli attacks as war fears escalate Iran published new images on Friday showing damage at two sites in Tehran and north west province, after overnight US–Israeli strikes intensified pressure on the country’s leadership and infrastructure. -
Cinema Russian court bans Oscar and BAFTA-winning documentary ‘Mr Nobody Against Putin’ ‘Mr Nobody Against Putin’ is based on secretly recorded footage by school teacher Pavel Talankin, who exposes how the Putin administration aims to indoctrinate schoolchildren in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The film won the Oscar for Best Documentary earlier this month. -
Cinema Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: '1000 Women In Horror' - An insightful celebration There are still a few days left in March, which celebrates not only Women’s History Month but also Women in Horror Month. Appropriately, a new documentary dives into the groundbreaking work of women in horror filmmaking. -
Nature ‘Really special’: Watch as mother, sister and daughter whales unite in supporting newborn calf “It's amazing: when faced with this impossible challenge, these animals come together to succeed,” says Project CETI's Shane Gero. -
Saudi Arabia Ukraine and Saudi Arabia announce defence cooperation in Kyiv’s first deal in the Gulf Ukraine and Saudi Arabia signed a defence cooperation document as Kyiv seeks new partnerships and Middle Eastern countries need Ukraine’s drone-countering expertise. -
Iran IRGC warning fuels fears of Iran war escalating further despite 'ongoing' talks Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warned civilians in the Middle East on Friday to avoid US bases as Hormuz remains blocked, tensions with Washington soar and strikes across Iran continue. -
Culture news Bring me the head of C-3PO: The Empire Strikes Back memorabilia sells for $1 million at auction The C-3PO head led the auction, while other highlights included Robert Shaw’s harpoon gun from Jaws, a Wilson volleyball from Cast Away and fragments of a sword from The Lord of the Rings trilogy. -
Tech News A new era of quantum computing may pose threats closer than we think, Google warns Google says it is setting a timeline to migrate to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) by 2029, warning that action is needed before “a future quantum computer can break current encryption”. -
Europe News EU approves customs reform to handle rising trade and global uncertainties The new customs reform is designed to adapt the bloc to rising trade volumes amid US-related uncertainties and new trade deals with South America and Australia. -
Art Ageing on display: Wellcome Collection in London explores life across time in art and culture The Wellcome Collection exhibition in London explores ageing across life, using art, culture and scientific research to show how inequality shapes who gets to grow old well. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 27th, 2026 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this March 27th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Spain's inflation jumps to 3.3% as Iran war drives energy costs higher Spain's consumer prices have risen at their fastest rate since 2024, reaching 3.3% year-on-year in March, driven by surging energy costs linked to the ongoing Iran conflict, according to the Spanish national statistics agency. -
Culture news A controversial first: Donald Trump's signature to appear on US dollar bills Donald Trump’s Treasury Department plans to add his signature to all denominations of US dollar bills. The move is a first, as US paper currency does not feature a president’s signature. -
World News US senators target Hungary with sanctions bill over Russian energy ties and Ukraine obstruction Bipartisan US senators have introduced the Block Putin Act, which would impose visa bans on Hungarian officials accused of enabling Russian energy purchases and blocking EU aid to Ukraine. -
World News Noelia Castillo's interview before euthanasia triggers the spread of hoaxes about her life Noelia Castillo's television appearance before receiving euthanasia has provoked a wave of messages on social networks, some with erroneous interpretations and hoaxes about her medical history, her decision-making capacity and the circumstances that led to her request. -
Belarus 'Talk to Lukashenka or face Putin,' freed Belarus activist warns EU After almost five and a half years in prison, Belarusian opposition activist Maria Kalesnikava has a clear warning for Europe, as she sees Belarus increasingly under Russian influence. -
Europe in Motion Are Europe’s roads getting safer, or simply less dangerous? Across the European Union, progress towards safer mobility continues, but at a slow and arguably insufficient pace. -
The Cube Misleading headlines claim UK legalised abortion until birth A network of online European outlets and social media posts are claiming that the United Kingdom will now allow abortion up until the moment of birth, based on a confusion of the terms “decriminalisation” and “legalisation”. -
Europe News 'Ukraine is not a bargaining chip,' Valérie Hayer tells Euronews In an interview with Europe Today, Hayer said it would be wrong for the US to condition military aid to Ukraine on Iran as Ukrainian security is not a "bargaining chip". -
Earth News ‘Reckless’: Trump seeks Endangered Species Act exemption for oil, gas projects in Gulf of Mexico The move could 'greenlight the extinction of sea turtles, whales and corals to pad the oil industry’s pockets', says an Earthjustice attorney. -
Economy Is Iran using cryptocurrencies to circumvent sanctions? Experts say Iran's Revolutionary Guards are using cryptocurrencies to circumvent Western sanctions and finance allied militias. -
Markets European stocks slip as Lagarde warns Iran war shock is 'beyond what we can imagine' European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde has warned that markets are "overly optimistic" about the Iran war's economic impact, as stocks fell across Europe, Asia and Wall Street on Friday. -
Iran Exclusive: 'No one benefits from a war without rules,' Red Cross chief tells Euronews In an exclusive interview with Euronews, the president of the Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Mirjana Spoljaric Egger, warns of serious violations of international law in the Middle East conflict and calls for an end to attacks on essential infrastructure. -
Europe Today 'This is an invasion': Lebanon sounds alarm over Israeli operations Lebanon’s Culture Minister Ghassan Salamé told Euronews' flagship show Europe Today that Israel’s actions in the country's south amount to an “invasion” with entire villages destroyed and over 1 million people displaced. -
Europe Today 'Ukraine is not a bargaining chip,' says Renew Europe chief Interview with Valérie Hayer, MEP & President of Renew Europe -
Tech News Judge rejects Trump administration's 'Orwellian' branding of Anthropic as national security threat "Nothing in the governing statute supports the Orwellian notion that an American company may be branded a potential adversary and saboteur of the US for expressing disagreement with the government,” judge Lin wrote. -
Culture news Paul McCartney announces 18th solo album - ‘The Boys Of Dungeon Lane’ Paul McCartney’s new album draws from the musician’s early childhood memories of growing up in Liverpool and his relationship with George Harrison and John Lennon prior to Beatlemania. -
Brussels, My Love? Podcast: From Ljubljana to Copenhagen: A dramatic week at the polls Danes and Slovenians cast their ballots earlier this week in key parliamentary elections. We take a look and what these votes mean for the European Union. -
Europe News "Killer drone" in Portugal: what is known about this powerful weapon? The MQ-9 Reaper drones should have already arrived at the Lajes base where they will be assembled, but before they do, Portugal wants to know more: what the technical elements of the drones are, the certificates of the pilots who will operate them and the area planned for mooring in the event of an emergency. -
Europe Today Newsletter: ‘Not our war’ - Rubio joins G7 talks amid transatlantic rift over war in Iran Also in this newsletter: Lebanon’s Minister of Culture Ghassan Salamé tells Europe Today that Israel's "creeping military action" in the country's south has become an "invasion". -
No Comment Japan: Tokyo sakura season begins with Ueno Park picnics Japan officially entered cherry blossom season in Tokyo on Thursday after the Japan Meteorological Agency confirmed the first blooming of Somei Yoshino trees at Yasukuni Shrine. -
World News Historic visit of Pope Leo XIV to Munich, first time in almost 500 years The Pope will be in the Principality of Monaco on Saturday for a symbolic visit that marks the return of a Pontiff after almost five centuries. At the centre, the role of small states in international dialogue, the 'defence of life' and global issues such as war, diplomacy and cooperation -
World News Transgender women athletes banned from competing in female Olympic events in new IOC policy The IOC announced the ban on Thursday after its executives voted to adopt the new policy. The ruling now means transgender women, as well as women with select rare medical conditions, are no longer eligible to compete in female categories, effective from the 2028 LA games. -
Culture news 'It is likely that we will return to Spain in two years': Latin Grammy Awards prepares to return In an interview with Euronews, Manuel Abud, director of the Latin Recording Academy predicts the award show will be held in Spain again in the next two years discusses his belief that Latin artists no longer need to sing in English to succeed. -
Moments How country music has hit the right note as an international travel trend ‘Music City’ Nashville will soon welcome a new Dolly Parton hotel while a country music-themed cruise will set sail in Europe next year. -
North Korea Belarus's Lukashenko gifts assault rifle to North Korea's Kim Jong Un Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un exchange gifts during Lukashenko's visit to Pyongyang. Lukashenko presents an assault rifle and traditional Belarusian products, while Kim Jong Un gifts a sabre, an ornate vase, and a gold commemorative coin. -
Europe Today Europe Today: Rubio joins crucial G7 talks in France as Iran war set to dominate second day Tune in to Europe Today, Euronews' flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day. -
No Comment Dubai hit by heavy overnight rain as floods snarl traffic and flights Heavy overnight rain flooded Dubai roads, stranding cars and disrupting commutes, as authorities warn of more storms and airport delays in the UAE. -
Economy Is Europe sleepwalking into its worst gas crisis since 2022? European gas prices have surged 70% and storage is running low. Supply disruptions, rising inflation and the prospect of ECB tightening are raising fears of a repeat of the 2022 energy crisis. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 27th, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this March 27th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News AI tools risk distorting users’ judgment by agreeing too often with them, researchers say Even a brief interaction with a flattering chatbot could “skew an individual’s judgment,” making people less likely to apologise or attempt to repair relationships, the study found. -
Moments This residential cruise allows passengers to live onboard – and bring their furry friends Fabled Voyages is addressing a ‘key barrier’ to long-term travel, especially as interest in residential cruising grows among retirees, remote workers and long-stay travellers. -
Earth News European country vows to give homeowners ‘free electricity' instead of switching off wind turbines Europe’s outdated and under-invested energy grid means huge amounts of renewable energy are wasted every year. -
Health news Drought is fuelling antibiotic resistance worldwide, study finds Drought concentrates antibiotic-resistant microorganisms in soil, raising concerns about the impact of climate change on public health, according to a new study.