9 September 2026 | Euronews
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Europe News 'Sickening' racist remarks and calls for a coup: French police under investigation A newspaper has released a video filmed in 2025 by police during a night patrol. The officer behind most of the extremist comments is a former paratrooper with close ties to the far-right National Rally party. -
Space France co-hosts major space summit with Germany despite US firms' withdrawals and Merz absence France is co-hosting a major space summit with Germany this week, as Europe finds itself at a strategic crossroads. -
Europe News European Commission proposes EU preference in public procurement, excluding Chinese firms The EU executive has proposed a legislation introducing a European preference in public procurement for strategic public services, a move that clearly targets Chinese companies in a market valued at €2 billion annually. -
Europe News Zelenskyy's plane 'almost hit' by drone en route to Oslo, Norway PM says Zelenskyy travelled from Moldova to Oslo to attend the funeral of Norway's King Harald V. -
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Europe Today ‘Migration is very much back on the agenda,' EU diplomat forewarns Good morning. Angela Skujins here on newsletter duty, writing this while I watch the sun rise over the tarmac at Brussels Zaventem airport. I came here outrageously early because Europe Today never stops, and neither does this newsletter! -
The Ring Ceuta mass migration crisis tests European solidarity - MEPs clash in The Ring This week on The Ring, EU lawmakers clash over the Ceuta migration crisis. From Morocco’s role and Spain’s response to whether EU member states are doing enough to help out when one member state comes under pressure, the debate raises more questions than answers. -
Qatar in Motion Beating the heat: Tackling the summer months in Qatar As temperatures soar past 50°C, Qatar taps cutting-edge engineering and cooling technology to keep cities productive. From district cooling networks to climate-conscious architecture, we explore how Qatar is redefining what it means to live, work and thrive in extreme temperatures. -
No Comment Norway bids farewell to King Harald V as crowds gather in Oslo Thousands gathered in Oslo as Norway held a funeral for King Harald V, with European royals and world leaders joining the final farewell to the long-serving monarch. -
Europe News European Parliament to debate Ceuta crisis amid fierce political backlash The EPP and other right-wing groups are pushing for a resolution that would criticise Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and call for a tougher migration policy, while the Socialists and Democrats are expected to defend Spain and call for greater European solidarity. -
Syria Temporary wartime weapons depot explosion kills 14 outside Syria's Idlib The blast at a temporary storage site for wartime munitions near the town of Sarmada left 11 others injured, with rescue teams still searching for survivors. A person is killed or wounded by unexploded ordnance every six hours in Syria today, according to humanitarian workers. -
Europe News Norway bids final farewell to King Harald V as royals gather in Oslo Norway's royal family, led by new King Haakon VIII, foreign royals, heads of state and dignitaries took part in the procession to Oslo's Lutheran cathedral on foot. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 9th, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 9th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan’s AIFC says other countries are seeking to replicate its model Kazakhstan’s financial hub says its model is attracting interest abroad as competition between financial centres intensifies, while limited market liquidity remains a key challenge. -
Europe News Ceuta crisis: EU grants Spain €114 million in gesture of ‘solidarity’ The European Commission has approved funding to tackle the crisis in Ceuta, supporting border control, reception and returns, while Frontex, Europol and the EUAA also step up their assistance. -
Culture news Roman revelation: Biggest ancient monumental wall mosaic unveiled after 2,000 years Trajan’s Baths in Oppian Hill will host a new museum where visitors to Rome can admire the Great Mosaic and the Painted City, two massive ancient artworks buried near the Colosseum that are estimated to date from the 1st century. -
Europe News EU's plan to gain independence from Russian energy faltering, auditors warn A damning report from the European Court of Auditors identifies insufficient grid infrastructure and interconnectors across EU countries as major barriers to unlocking a fully integrated energy market. -
Health news A risk in a teacup: Researchers find link between very hot drinks and oesophageal cancer The link between consuming very hot drinks and oesophageal cancer has been established by the world’s largest study into the subject yet. -
Europe News EU moves to curb Airbnb-style rentals to boost long-term housing The EU has introduced a framework to support long-term rentals in tourist-heavy cities. Airbnb warns it creates regulatory uncertainty without improving long-term housing outcomes. -
Europe News Hungary's continued veto slows Ukraine's EU accession process as minority rights row persists Hungary once again blocked progress on Ukraine’s EU accession at a Council working group, linking further movement to guarantees protecting the rights of Hungary’s minority community in Ukraine. Budapest did not block Moldova’s parallel accession track, although other member states oppose separating -
Europe News One dead, several injured after train collides with truck in Poland Some of the injured people have already been taken to hospital, while emergency services remain at the scene. -
Tech News Would you let AI design your next tattoo? Tattoo artists say AI is changing the way they work Customers are increasingly using generative AI to visualise tattoo ideas, while artists use it for photo restoration and design references. -
Business Egypt, Greece and Cyprus back plans to bring Cypriot gas to Europe Cyprus’ Cronos gas is expected to reach European markets via Egypt from 2028, with Greece offering an onward route into southeastern and central Europe. The three countries renewed their backing for the plan at their El Alamein summit. -
Tech News Russian hackers may have used fake CAPTCHA to hack Ukrainian government computers Researchers say the attack was likely part of a wider operation to steal cryptocurrency and login credentials by tricking users through a fake Google verification check to trick victims. -
Europe News EU to give cities more power to curb Airbnb and short-term rentals "Short-term rental activity" grew 93 percent across four major letting platforms between 2018 and 2024, according to the EU. -
Europe News Hungary takes one more step to normalise relations with Brussels over rule of law Hungary has formally notified Brussels it has met its rule-of-law conditions, a step that could unlock €4.2bn in EU funds and restore access for researchers and students who were left out of European programs. -
Qatar When war takes away the classroom, can children ever catch up? Attacks on education have surged worldwide. Education Above All Foundation's Dr Maleiha Malik says keeping children learning is possible, but conflict-caused damage cannot be undone easily. -
China China reiterates its One China principle on Taiwan over UN resolution Beijing reaffirmed its One-China principle following a renewed dispute over the interpretation of a UN resolution that defined lawful representation of China at the world's foremost intergovernmental body. -
No Comment Passengers stranded as UK air traffic control outage disrupts flights Hundreds of UK flights are delayed or cancelled after a national air traffic control system failure, with Heathrow and other major airports heavily disrupted. -
Culture news Braga celebrates African heritage over two days with music, film and debates The festival celebrates African heritage, between the "culture we inherit" and the "reality we build". It takes place on 11 and 12 September in Braga. -
Health news Spain’s football federation backs fertility treatment for players and referees Elite players in Spain’s women’s national team and staff to be given access to fertility treatments to ease up pressure and better plan if or when to become mothers. The decision comes as Europe grapples with falling fertility rates. -
Voices from Central Asia Meet Nazym Kyzaibay, Kazakhstan’s first female world boxing champion and Olympic bronze medallist Nazym Kyzaibay recounts her rise from a young boxer to Central Asia’s first female three-time world boxing champion and an Olympic bronze medallist. -
Destinations Albania, Hong Kong and Egypt tipped as the trending destinations to watch in 2027 New data predicts which destinations are tipped to take off in 2027, with major sporting events and a spectacular solar eclipse also set to shape where travellers choose to go next year. -
Europe News Germany's Merz accuses AfD of promoting 'ethnic cleansing' in Bundestag clash with Weidel The AfD, which fell three seats short of an absolute majority, in state elections in Saxony-Anhalt said it was now in talks with other groups and MPs in an effort to form a state government. -
Economy Qatar’s budget deficit more than doubles to €5bn in second quarter amid LNG disruption The first-half shortfall has exceeded Qatar’s original full-year forecast. Doha has said cuts to operating spending exclude salaries and capital projects, while European gas buyers face delivery cancellations extending into early November as the Iran war postpones revenue. -
Art From tram depot to contemporary art: A new cultural centre looks beyond the Silk Road A former industrial site now houses Uzbekistan's first permanent centre dedicated to contemporary art. Its opening exhibition brings together local and international artists, while partnerships with major museums extend its reach abroad. -
World News Exclusive: Investigation finds evidence of possible chemical weapons use in Sudan Former Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons officials say they have found evidence that the Sudanese government may have deployed chemicals amid the country's ongoing civil war. -
Economy European gas prices keep climbing as IEA calls for emergency reserves With European gas prices hitting the highest since early 2023, the International Energy Agency says governments should consider strategic reserves, more flexible contracts and closer international cooperation to prepare for future natural gas shortages. -
Tech News Rogue OpenAI agents hijacked a German wiki, and it stayed secret for weeks The latest report of an OpenAI agent swarm attack has prompted calls from MEPs for the EU's AI Office to "use its new powers" to "counter agentic risks" rather than letting companies self-report incidents. -
Europe News Pledges for action in Europe as PISA results show drop in child reading and maths skills The OECD's latest PISA report, based on a standardised test taken by 15-year-olds, found that student performance across OECD countries reached a record low in maths and reading. -
Tech News 'A gamble with our lives': Ex-Anthropic researcher warns of AI 'catastrophe' Jacob Coxon says AI executives privately fear catastrophe while racing to build it anyway. His exit follows a summer of AI containment failures and a new push in Congress to ban superintelligent AI outright. -
Tech News Sweden is preparing for AI-powered election interference. What does that defence actually look like? Polling published by the Swedish Psychological Defence Agency last week found that 64% of Swedish adults think attempts by foreign actors to influence Sweden this year are either very or quite likely. -
EU.XL Broken gadget? The EU’s repair directive makes manufacturers fix it The EU’s Right to Repair Directive wants manufacturers to repair your electronics and reduce 35 million tons of waste from broken appliances. Watch the video! -
Europe News EU court dismisses Hungarian bid to block frozen Russian asset aid for Ukraine The EU's General Court ruled it lacks jurisdiction over decisions relating to the bloc's Common Foreign and Security Policy. The case comes after Budapest's new government, unlike its predecessor, moved this week to expel 10 Russian diplomats. -
Culture news 'A scam': Glastonbury fans furious over music festival's historically high ticket prices for 2027 Many music fans are criticising the 2027 festival price hike as “not fair” and "a scam". Would you pay around €480 for Glasto? -
Travel News Alonnisos, Liepāja and Dalsland: The lesser-known destinations to put on your radar for 2027 Intrepid Travel’s annual ‘Not Hot List’ highlights under-the-radar spots where your tourism spending could really make a difference. -
Europe News Finland completes work on 200km fence along border with Russia Helsinki says the fence will help protect NATO's longest border as concerns grow over Russian hybrid activity and the potential use of migration to exert pressure on the country. -
Travel News Swiss and French train stations named among best in Europe – with Germany free-falling down rankings The latest European Railway Station Index ranks the top 60 busiest railway stations in Europe – and there are clear winners and losers. -
Business Google to invest €13bn in Finnish AI data centres, its biggest European push yet Google will spend at least €13 billion on data centres and digital infrastructure in Finland over the next two years, its largest single investment in Europe, in a bet on the country's cheap power and climate. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 9th, 2026 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 9th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Ceuta President urges the EU to take firm action against Morocco, as the city is 'on the brink of collapse' Juan Jesús Vivas accused Rabat of pursuing a “harassment policy” aimed at suffocating the exclave, while the Spanish government and the EU continue to regard Morocco as a trusted partner in addressing irregular migration. -
No Comment Women’s rights activists rally in Paris over sexual violence law Women’s rights activists gather outside France’s Justice Ministry as lawmakers begin examining a proposed law on sexual violence. -
No Comment Flower-crowned cows bring Alpine tradition to Gstaad festival Decorated cows descend from Alpine pastures into Gstaad for Switzerland's Züglete festival, drawing crowds, music and visitors from around the world. -
Europe News UK rejects Israel's 'damaging' retaliation against West Bank settler sanctions The West Bank has been occupied by Israel since 1967 and has seen a surge in violence since the start of the war in Gaza, which broke out following the Hamas militant group's attacks on Israel on 7 October 2023. -
Iran US destroys five Iranian tankers as Tehran takes aim at Jordan US CENTCOM said crews were warned to abandon ship before its strikes after the IRGC fired missiles at a US Navy warship twice in two days. Tehran launched missile strikes on US targets in Jordan and warned tankers near Kuwait and Bahrain to evacuate. -
Europe in Motion The European commute: Which EU country spends the most time getting to work? Just how long do Europeans spend getting to work? Across the continent, the daily average commute sits at 48 minutes, but that hides a massive divide. -
USA The Trump show: Republicans put president centre stage in unprecdented US midterms convention Trump delivers Wednesday's keynote and returns for Thursday's finale after Vice President JD Vance speaks. Cabinet members and candidates in closely watched House and Senate races are also on the programme. -
Economy Oil surges past $100 a barrel again as US-Iran clashes intensify Brent crude has shot up to above $100 a barrel after US forces destroyed five Iranian tankers and Tehran responded with missile strikes on Jordan, the latest escalation in the conflict that has kept the Strait of Hormuz largely shut since February. -
No Comment Watch: Archaeologists uncover 38 skeletons at ancient Peru citadel Archaeologists have uncovered a tomb with the remains of 38 people and gold and copper objects at the ancient Chan Chan site in northern Peru. -
Europe News Athens cracks down on e-scooters as Europe sounds safety alarm In the first eight months of 2026, a total of 6,127 checks were carried out on electric scooter users across the Attica region and 3,700 offences were recorded. -
Culture news South Park creators troll Donald Trump by changing name of show to 'South America' In response to Apple and Google capitulating to Donald Trump’s requests to change Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America’ and Trump's AI-generated attempt to rebrand New Mexico to 'New America', Emmy-winning satirical TV show South Park is changing its name to 'South America'. -
Thailand Thailand investigates after British influencer dies following penis enlargement operation The case has reignited debate about medical tourism, with Thailand a leading destination for visitors from abroad seeking healthcare, including cosmetic procedures. -
Europe News Kaja Kallas under fire from EU capitals when she needs them most The EU's top diplomat Kaja Kallas is on a collision course with European capitals at a time when her institutional role is being increasingly challenged. -
The Cube Occupied territory or colonial remnant? The nuance behind the British bases in Cyprus Experts say that it's too emotive to refer to the British Overseas Territories of Akrotiri and Dhekelia in Cyprus as an 'occupation', instead they are colonial remnants that provide mixed benefits to both sides. -
Travel News Immersed in tradition: A guide to celebrating the grape harvest in Portugal's Douro region The scent of crushed grapes fills the Douro in September. At harvest time, local producers invite tourists to roll up their sleeves and join an immersive journey from vine to glass. -
Economy Trump takes aim at Canadian alcohol in latest trade war escalation The US president has escalated his standoff with Ottawa with new tariffs and an alcohol ban, prompting Carney to warn there will be a price to pay for standing firm. -
Europe News Between peace and war: Germany's battle against hybrid threats Sabotage, espionage, disinformation and drone attacks: hybrid threats are on the rise and hitting Germany on multiple fronts. But how can a country protect itself against attacks that are hard to detect and even harder to fend off? -
Europe Today Europe Today: Ceuta cries out for EU help, Hungary expels 10 Russian diplomats Ceuta's mayor Juan Jesús Vivas has requested greater European support for the continuing crisis in the Spanish enclave after 80.000 crossed the border illegally last month. Meanwhile, the Hungarian government has decided to expel 10 Russian diplomats over "unacceptable" activities. -
Europe News The Russian exception: Why Moscow still has a role in Europe’s ITER fusion project despite EU sanctions EU-Russia tensions collide with decades of scientific cooperation at ITER, the world’s largest nuclear fusion experiment. As fusion becomes a strategic EU priority, Brussels faces a dilemma over its continued reliance on Russian expertise and technology. -
Europe News At least five killed in large-scale overnight Russian aerial attack on Ukraine's capital Elsewhere in Ukraine, a Russian drone strike killed civilians at a checkpoint on the border with Moldova, the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine said on Wednesday. -
Culture news Possible massacre and cannibalism 7,000 years ago uncovered in Granada Analysis of nearly 1,000 bones found in three caves in Granada shows that cannibalism was a recurring Neolithic practice, with signs of collective violence, possible rituals and skulls turned into containers. -
Health news Getting those steps in does reduce the risk of early death. But it is also the pace that matters It is not only the number of steps per day but also the walking pace that matters for lowering the risk of early death, according to new research. -
Economy Why a 50% harvest collapse won't leave shelves short of Champagne France’s Champagne region is facing an extraordinary harvest collapse. Yet consumers should not expect the number of bottles reaching shops to halve — at least not yet. -
Moments Privacy screens and sculpted headrests: What's new in premium economy? Premium economy is getting an upgrade as airlines make flying more private, comfortable and luxurious – just without the hefty business class price tag. -
Europe News UK airports face more disruption after air traffic control glitch with 250 flights axed The National Air Traffic Services (NATS) said late on Tuesday it was still working to resolve disruption following a "system issue." -
Travel News Croatia on wheels: The great Adriatic motorhome route On a 25-day road trip we travel along a coastline of striking contrasts, from Roman cities and Venetian towns to pebble beaches, islands and roads overlooking some of Europe's most spectacular scenery. -
Economy A European Central Bank rate hike is all but certain, the reasoning less so The European Central Bank is all but certain to raise interest rates on Thursday, with investors pricing the move at near-total probability, but the decision is more awkward than the numbers suggest as inflation is being driven almost entirely by energy with underlying pressures actually easing. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 9th, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 9th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.