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Turkey Turkey puts 11 leaders of LGBTQ+ rights association on trial for 'obscenity' Homosexuality is not illegal in Turkey, but the LGBTQ+ community is frequently targeted by authorities who blame it for the country's declining birth rate. -
Culture news 'Ketamine Queen' Jasveen Sangha jailed for 15 years over Matthew Perry drugs death Perry, 54, had openly struggled for decades with addictions, but had appeared to colleagues to be beating his demons when he died in 2023. -
Iran Israel ready to 'return to battle at any moment' against Iran, Netanyahu says In a televised speech, Netanyahu also hit back at opposition leaders who chastised him for agreeing to the truce before Israel achieved its objectives in the war. -
The Ring “Out of sight?” EU lawmakers fight over migrant return hubs on The Ring In this new edition of The Ring, broadcast from the European Parliament in Brussels, MEPs Lena Düpont (EPP) and Juan Fernando López Aguilar (S&D) debate whether return hubs will speed up the return of irregular migrants. -
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Iran Reports of Iran closing Strait of Hormuz 'completely unacceptable,' White House says One of the major points in the two-week ceasefire agreement was that Iran would allow the resumption of shipping through Hormuz, easing a disruption in the flow of oil and gas which has sent prices soaring around the world. -
No Comment Camel calf Sophia born at Whipsnade Zoo, boosting conservation focus New Bactrian camel calf Sophia, named after Sophia Raffles, joins the herd at Whipsnade Zoo as it celebrates 200 years and highlights vital camel conservation. -
The Cube Orbán's Fidesz bypassing Meta's political advertising rules, researchers warn Meta blocked political advertisements on Facebook and Instagram in October, but misinformation researchers warn that the ban has pushed political ads by Orbán's Fidesz underground. -
Switzerland Former fire safety chief remains silent in Swiss bar fire probe, lawyer says Prosecutors believe the fire started when champagne bottles with sparklers attached were raised too close to the ceiling in the bar's basement level, igniting the sound insulation foam. -
Europe News New leaks reveal Szijjártó briefing Russia’s Lavrov on key EU summit Leaked calls show Hungary's Foreign Minister briefing Russia's Lavrov during a key EU summit, offering confidential EU documents to Moscow, and arranging a meeting between Orbán and Vladimir Putin. -
No Comment Multiple airstrikes hit Beirut, emergency crews respond to fires Multiple Israeli strikes hit Beirut shortly after a US-Iran ceasefire was announced, sending smoke over the city. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 8th, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 8th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Spain Railway track broke day before train accident that killed 46, Spain's Civil Guard says The accident happened when a Madrid-bound service run by private firm Iryo derailed and crossed onto the opposite track, smashing into an oncoming train operated by state company Renfe. -
No Comment Digital detox: Offline club events in Netherlands offer screen-free social connection Participants in Amsterdam and Utrecht join “offline club” events, handing in their phones to spend time on creative activities and in-person interaction. -
USA Ceasefire offers Trump exit as Iran war becomes political liability The ceasefire deal with Iran might come at the right moment for Donald Trump, as it could stop the erosion of domestic support for the President. But Trump is left facing scrutiny over why and for what did the US get into war. -
Residences This hotel in Florence was just named the best new hotel for 2026 by Esquire Collegio Alla Querce, Auberge Collection, housed within a 16th-century villa turned boarding school, has views over both the Tuscan countryside and the historic city centre. -
The Cube Old Paris riot footage resurfaces under fake claims The video has reemerged online in recent days, but it actually shows riots that took place in December 2022, in the aftermath of a fatal shooting against Paris' Kurdish community. -
Russia Russian GRU exploited vulnerable routers worldwide to steal sensitive information, probe reveals An international investigation revealed how Russia’s GRU cyber unit, known as "Fancy Bear," managed to steal sensitive information from governments and the military using badly protected routers. -
Europe News Will an Iran ceasefire lower energy bills? The announcement of a two-week ceasefire in the Middle East has triggered an immediate drop in oil and natural gas prices, raising hopes for lower energy bills. However, consumers might not see the effects for several months, even though the oil industry has issued some optimistic forecasts. -
Travel News DiscoverEU initiative returns for 2026 with 40,000 passes for young travellers Ten of thousands of young Europeans can unlock destinations that showcase the continent’s architecture, fine art, cuisines and more. -
Indonesia Indonesia deports suspected 'mafia boss' Steve Lyons, wanted in Spain on drug charges Bali police chief Daniel Adityajaya said Lyons was wanted in Spain as the alleged "leader of a large-scale transnational criminal organisation" engaged in drug trafficking and money laundering. -
Destinations 165,000 digital nomads have left the UK: Which countries are they moving to? These European nations are seeing increased interest from British digital nomads for their pleasant weather, robust remote working facilities and relatively low cost of living. -
Iran Tehran accelerates executions of political prisoners since start of Iran war Iran executed 14 prisoners on political charges in three weeks since the war began on 28 February, including protesters and alleged opposition members amid a continued internet shutdown. -
Lebanon Lebanon 'separate skirmish' and not part of Iran ceasefire deal, Trump tells US media Israel has rarely struck central Beirut since the outbreak of the latest Israel-Hezbollah war on 2 March but has regularly struck southern and eastern Lebanon and Beirut's southern suburbs. -
Health news EU pledges €700m to the Global Fund as cuts worldwide threaten international health aid The European Commission has lowered its contribution to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria as donors worldwide scale back contributions to global health aid. -
Modern Nomads Kazakhstan strengthens social protection and public welfare Kazakhstan is steadily building one of Central Asia’s most comprehensive social support systems, combining financial assistance, public services, and digital tools to reach citizens at every stage of life. -
Road To Urban projects spark global planning discussions ahead of WUF13 Urban projects test new approaches to city planning, contributing to global discussions on infrastructure, sustainability and post-conflict development ahead of the 13th session of the World Urban Forum. -
Grand Voyager Grand Voyager | Exploring Hong Kong From centuries-old temples to its famous skyline, Hong Kong is city celebrated for its historic landmarks, bustling streets and unque flavours. But what is it about this famous city that makes it so unique? -
Europe News Europe hails US-Iran ceasefire. Yet major questions hang over deal The US-Iran ceasefire deal leaves several crucial questions unanswered for Europeans, who now find themselves excluded from the diplomatic process and scrambling to contain the ripple effects from the war. -
Netherlands Syrian accused of wartime torture for al-Assad denies charges in Netherlands court The trial is based on universal jurisdiction, a legal principle that allows suspects to be prosecuted for international offenses such as war crimes even if they are committed in another country. -
Business European earnings preview: Who wins and who loses from the Iran war? Eurozone growth has been cut, inflation is surging and the Middle East conflict has shattered the consensus growth story for European corporates. From Paris to Munich, earnings season begins next week. -
Travel News Cabin calling: Should in-flight phone calls be allowed? British Airways follows major carriers by partnering with Starlink to keep passengers connected in the air, including allowing voice and video calls. But the move is far from straightforward, with worries over cabin noise and ongoing US restrictions on in-flight calls. -
Destinations Moldova, Liechtenstein, San Marino: The European countries hardly any tourists visit These less-visited countries offer rich heritage, stunning natural beauty and quirky attractions for every kind of traveller. -
wellbeing Just seven days of meditation can rewire your brain, study suggests Scientists noted that the findings show conscious experience and physical health are intertwined, and can be harnassed to promote well-being in new ways. -
Art Raja Ravi Varma painting sells for €15.4 million setting a new record for Indian art A 19th century painting by Indian maestro Raja Ravi Varma sold for a record breaking €15 milllion has set a new benchmark for Indian modern art. -
Israel Israel’s political forces are not happy with US-Iran ceasefire deal - here is why In a rare moment of consensus, Israel’s political forces agree in their criticism of the US-Iran two-week ceasefire. And while the centre-left politicians are unhappy with PM Netanyahu, the conservatives are criticising Trump. -
Tech News Telegram hosts vast organised abuse networks in Spain and Italy, report finds European non-profit AI Forensics found an "ecosystem of abuse at scale" operated on Telegram, with users distributing and selling harmful sexual content across borders despite the platform’s moderation efforts. -
Business Greek and Liberian-flagged ships first to transit Hormuz since ceasefire A Greek-owned bulk carrier and a Liberian-flagged vessel seem to be the first ships through the Hormuz Strait since Wednesday's ceasefire, part of a fragile two-week truce. -
Moments Glued to the Artemis II livestream? Add these space centres and launch sites to your must-visit list From the Mission Control Centre made famous by ‘Houston, we have a problem’ to the European spaceport, these destinations bring you closer to space missions both past, present and future. -
France Macron greets French pair back in Paris after 'terrible' three-year ordeal in Iran Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, both teachers, were arrested in May 2022 at the end of a trip to Iran that their families say was for tourism and jailed on espionage charges. -
Economy Shipping companies 'see opportunities' but seek clarity on Strait of Hormuz reopening Major shipping lines express cautious optimism over transit opportunities in the Strait of Hormuz after the US-Iran ceasefire was announced, but stress the urgent need for full clarity before any vessels move. -
Tech News Why Anthropic’s most powerful AI model Mythos Preview is too dangerous for public release Anthropic said its artificial intelligence model Mythos Preview is not ready for a public launch because of the ways cybercriminals and spies could abuse it. -
China Taiwan opposition leader makes rare visit to China in 'journey for peace' Taiwan’s opposition leader makes historic six-day trip to Beijing to “boost dialogue and promote peace” ahead of a heavily anticipated summit between US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 8th, 2026 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 8th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Noel Gallagher guitar from Oasis ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’ sessions goes up for auction Noel Gallagher's signed acoustic guitar used on Oasis' second album '(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?' about to go under the hammer at Sotheby's and could fetch up to £60,000. -
Iran Iranian attacks continue in the Gulf, raising questions about ceasefire Euronews journalists in Dubai and Doha are reporting new attacks across the Gulf, rattling the short-lived relief about the US-Iran ceasefire announcement. -
Europe Today EU made 'no diplomatic effort' to end Iran war, MEP Botenga tells Euronews The Left MEP told Euronews' morning show Europe Today on Wednesday that the EU should have "condemned war crimes" in Iran and welcomed the announcement of the two-week ceasefire by Washington and Tehran. -
Europe in Motion Where in Europe are workers the most stressed? A new study covering 160 countries compares Europe's stress levels with those of the rest of the world, finding a mix of good and bad news for the old continent's employees and employers. -
Culture news Silence is golden: Embarrassing moment as Artemis II astronauts give Trump the silent treatment A clip of the Artemis II crew’s silence to Donald Trump's praise and ranting has gone viral. -
No Comment Thousands of Indigenous people march in Brasilia for land rights Around 7,000 Indigenous people rallied in Brasilia against land grabs, mining and logging, pressing Lula to honour rights and protect the Amazon. -
Europe News Rutte meets Trump in Washington amid US threat to leave NATO The Secretary General faces a delicate task: persuading Trump of the benefits of remaining in NATO, or risking deeper isolation in an increasingly unstable world. While Rutte’s reliance on flattery towards the US president has unsettled some allies, NATO observers say it's necessary. -
Europe Today Watch: Are we witnessing the end of the US in NATO? Trump is not always praising other people, but there is one exception - Mark Rutte. And as the NATO boss is set to visit Trump on Wednesday, your reporter wonders: could the US president one day say “bye, bye” to the alliance? Let's take a look at what the actual rules say. -
North Korea North Korea launches ballistic missiles after declaring South 'most hostile enemy' The back-to-back launches came after Pyongyang made it clear that it had no intention of improving ties with Seoul, whose government steadfastly expressed its hopes of restoring long-dormant dialogue. -
Sweden Five teens to go on trial in Sweden over attempted murder of Iranian dissident Sweden’s security service Sapo says Iran has ramped up its targeting of dissidents since the start of the Iran war, accusing them of conscripting organised crime groups to carry out “acts of violence” on Swedish soil. -
Markets Iran ceasefire effect: Oil plunges as European markets surge Oil prices plunged below $100 a barrel after the US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire that includes the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. -
Art Restoring Rubens: Louvre Paris readies to save dozens of Flemish masterpieces from ruin The Louvre Museum in Paris is preparing to undertake an ambitious restoration and repair project of centuries old paintings by Flemish master Peter Paul Rubens to save them from ruin. -
Europe Today Newsletter: US and Iran agree to two-week truce, Strait of Hormuz set to reopen Also in this newsletter: JD Vance attacks the EU to boost Orbán’s campaign ahead of Hungarian vote. -
EU.XL The EU backs its defence innovators with €115 million under AGILE The European Commission has proposed a €115 million pilot fund to fast-track defence technology from European start-ups, cutting the time from application to grant to just four months. Watch the video. -
Germany Rescued US airman treated in Germany after CIA located him in Iran by heartbeat Using top-tier technology, the CIA was able to locate a US weapons systems officer in Iran after his fighter jet was downed. He is now being treated at the Landstuhl Regional Medical Centre (LRMC), the largest American military hospital outside the US. -
Europe Today Europe Today: Trump backs down on Iran again as Hormuz set to reopen after temporary deal 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. -
Art Art Paris 2026: Language, memory and reparation take centre stage at the Grand Palais Art Paris returns to the Grand Palais this weekend with 160 galleries, new design showcases and curated themes exploring language, history and reparation. -
No Comment Iranians form human chains on bridges amid tensions with US and Israel Hundreds of people in Iran formed human chains on bridges after a government call to show support and protect infrastructure during heightened tensions. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 8th, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 8th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Road trips for gig trips: New app can curate music travel itineraries for fans Music tourism has become one of travel’s hottest trends and now a US-based app is aiming for similar chart-topping popularity. -
Nature From biodiversity to carbon capture: Saving bison from extinction has brought big benefits to Europe Europe’s largest wild land mammal has been brought back from the brink of extinction. -
Iran Iran's defence-industrial base 'completely' destroyed, US defence secretary says The Pentagon chief also said the United States is "watching" Iran's enriched uranium, which Washington targeted in strikes last year, and will take action if Tehran does not give it up.