24 September 2026 | Euronews
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Europe News Macron denies France received CIA warning of Russian drone attack French President Emmanuel Macron denied claims which emerged in an article published by El Mundo on Thursday. -
Europe News EU sanctions former RT France chief Xenia Fedorova over pro-Russian propaganda The Council of the European Union confirmed the Russian commentator had been added to its sanctions list on Thursday. In France, she had already faced an expulsion order and an asset freeze, both of which she challenged. -
Europe News Rutte says Putin is in a 'bad place' as he reassures NATO allies amid threat reports NATO chief Mark Rutte said the alliance was prepared to respond to Russian hybrid attacks against European countries following fresh warnings from Danish intelligence. Meanwhile, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth urged European allies to take greater responsibility for their own defence. -
USA Trump and Xi vow cooperation amid 'healthy competition' at the White House China’s president Xi Jinping begins a highly anticipated state visit to the United States as thorny issues dominate the talks, saying the “two countries shoulder a historic responsibility”. -
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USA Uzbekistan highlights Central Asia cooperation at UN General Assembly Saida Mirziyoyeva, head of Uzbekistan’s Presidential Administration, used her UN address to focus on regional cooperation, Afghanistan and reform of the organisation. She also covered domestic reforms, AI, human rights and environmental challenges. -
Business Series How new rules could reshape this country’s digital economy Azerbaijan is introducing new measures for its technology sector, covering taxation, investment and innovation as it looks to grow its digital economy and attract more international business. -
Design Mystery death of Catalan architect Josep Juanpere: partner held, key witness in coma Nine months after architect Josep Juanpere died in Baqueira, police have arrested his partner; the nephew who found the body is in a coma and the first autopsy showed no signs of violence. -
Economy ECB speeches and interviews move markets as much as policy decisions, study finds Markets react not only to ECB policy decisions but also to policymaker speeches and interviews, whose cumulative impact can rival formal announcements, new research finds. -
Europe News Ukrainian suspect arrested after fatal stabbing at Polish abbey A knife attack at a Catholic abbey in Poland left one person dead and four others injured. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the attack as a "horrific crime" and called for the perpetrator to be held accountable. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 24th, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 24th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment West Bank herders use donkeys and trenches to move milk at night West Bank herders move milk by donkey through a deep trench at night, saying new access restrictions and lack of roads block routes to fields. -
Europe News What counts as ‘Made in Europe’? France, Germany and Spain are divided France wants a strict EU preference, Germany would include trading partners, while Spain is proposing a compromise as Brussels seeks to counter Chinese competition. -
Culture news Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury and Oasis memorabilia up for auction in London Michael Jackson’s military jacket, Freddie Mercury’s piano and Noel Gallagher’s Oasis guitar are among the music treasures going under the hammer in London. -
Europe News Long queues as France’s €1 student meals draw crowds France’s new €1 university meal scheme has attracted large numbers of students, with long queues reported at canteens in Paris. While some students welcome the cheaper meals, staff warn that the extra demand is putting pressure on space, equipment and staffing. -
Economy Europe misses out on €120 billion in investment a year, report finds Different national rules and systems for transport, energy, technology and skills are holding back investment across Europe, a new study argues. -
No Comment Mexican navy tall ship Cuauhtémoc returns to San Francisco after 17 years Repaired after a deadly collision with New York’s Brooklyn Bridge, the Mexican tall ship Cuauhtémoc returns to San Francisco for a four-day stop. -
Europe News Five EU countries push Brussels to ease carbon costs for industry Austria and four Central European countries want more flexibility in the EU carbon market, warning high decarbonisation costs risk driving investment and production overseas. -
Business Bentley launches its first EV, and it could be its cheapest model Bentley’s first fully electric car tests wealthy buyers’ appetite for luxury EVs, and it comes with a €408 million investment in its Crewe factory. The launch supports existing jobs at a time when several high-end rivals have delayed or dropped plans for electric models. -
Health news Greece sounds alarm over fake eye therapies: From iridology to 'no-glasses' exercises The Hellenic Ophthalmological Society (HOS) is sounding the alarm, urging the public not to trust unproven, non-evidence-based practices. -
Art The Sound of Music: Austrian museum pays tribute to Von Trapp family and Hollywood musical Over sixty years since its release, 'The Sound of Music' now has a dedicated museum in Salzburg, which combines history with Hollywood to celebrate the remarkable story of the Von Trapp family. -
No Comment Video shows UK fighter jet crashing during training Video footage shows a British air force Hawk fighter jet crashing during a training exercise in north Wales -
Art Milan exhibition explores the enduring bond between Salvador Dalí and fashion A new exhibition at Milan’s Palazzo Reale explores the Dalí’s love affair with fashion, from his collaborations with Elsa Schiaparelli in the 1930s to the designers still borrowing from his surreal visual world today. -
No Comment People battle huge waves to save boat in Acapulco during Hurricane Polo Residents of Acapulco haul a boat to safety as heavy swells batter Mexico’s Pacific coast and Hurricane Polo passes offshore, downgraded from Category 5. -
Business Finance Watch warns of online tactics designed to influence retail investors Online design tactics can influence consumers and retail investors, including minors, to make decisions that may not be in their best interests, while making information about potential risks less prominent, Finance Watch has warned. -
Europe News EU vows to condemn Russia at G20 summit, regardless of Putin's attendance The United States has formally invited Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit in Miami. But the European Union says its approach will not change and will condemn Russia's war on Ukraine regardless. -
Denmark How are Danes reacting to the US-Greenland security deal? People in Copenhagen give mixed reactions to a new security deal between the US, Denmark and Greenland, with some welcoming closer Arctic cooperation while others say the agreement does little to ease their concerns. -
Cinema Venice-winning Gaza documentary 'NAZA' set for European release Global release has been announced for award-winning Gaza documentary 'NAZA', which has sparked a political storm in Israel. Following its theatrical rollout in 56 territories around the world, 'NAZA' will be made available to global audiences for free on the website of the UK newspaper The Guadian. -
Europe News At least eight killed in wave of Russian strikes across Ukraine as attacks intensify The increase in attacks, particularly on Kyiv, has prompted residents to consider contingency plans for the winter, if Russian strikes once again knock out the energy system. -
Europe News EU says US diesel export plan is 'bad idea' that risks hurting both sides Brussels has pushed back against a US proposal to curb diesel exports, even as the White House insists it's aiming for targeted restrictions rather than an outright ban. -
Tech News 'Artificial' is out: Trump orders officials to call it 'super intelligence' instead The US president has decided the word "artificial" makes intelligence "sound fake," so the State Department is now telling its diplomats to call it "SI" instead. -
Europe News EU grid power struggle: capitals push back against Brussels tariff rules European Union governments are pushing back against a Brussels drive to reshape electricity network costs, watering down plans for coordinated tariffs as the fight over the bloc’s expensive and congested power grids becomes increasingly political. -
Health news Experimental project releases 30,000 mosquitoes in Lisbon that do not bite Thirty thousand sterile male mosquitoes will be released on Thursday in Alvalade, Lisbon, in a final trial to curb the Asian tiger mosquito, which spreads dengue, zika and yellow fever. -
Economy EU electric car registrations jump nearly 63% as Chinese brands gain ground New electric car sales jumped by nearly two-thirds in August 2026 compared to their levels last year as fuel prices hit fresh records in the European Union. But German carmakers struggle to benefit from a broader recovery of the EU car market. -
North Korea Russia recruiting up to 25,000 North Koreans to assemble drones: What the data shows Pyongyang, which supports Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, has helped staff and arm its forces. The UN says up to 25,000 North Koreans assemble drones in Russia, with most of their pay seized by Kim Jong-un's regime. -
Europe News France announces start of 'normalisation' process with Azerbaijan after Frenchman released from prison The day after Azerbaijan pardoned Martin Ryan as part of the multi-national Usmanov deal, France says his release is the result of a “patient” dialogue with Azerbaijan that it “intends to continue.” -
No Comment Turkey Iran border crossing hit by severe truck delays Long queues at Turkey’s Gurbulak border with Iran turn a 24‑hour route into a week, leaving truck drivers and their families struggling. -
Europe News Europe’s payment sovereignty problem is not what we think Europe's payment sovereignty problem is not what we think, writes Joachim Wuermeling, a former regulator at the European Central Bank (ECB). The real exposure is not the card in your pocket, but the currency behind it. Europe must strengthen the euro’s international role. -
Europe News Denmark says Russian invasion of NATO country 'highly unlikely' but cannot be ruled out European countries have been on high alert for any Russian interference, with fears that Moscow could target Kyiv's Western backers as the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine drags on into its fifth year. -
Travel News These are the best airport lounges in the world – and four are in Europe The Plaza Premium Lounge at Rome Fiumicino Airport was named the best on the continent, and second best overall. -
Europe News Unions protest EU Inc law, claiming it threatens labour rights Unions say the Brussels plan to make it easier to start businesses across Europe could undermine national labour rights and standards. -
Europe Today 'Palantir is a great company', EU defence chief tells Euronews As the presidents of Lithuania and Poland meet the CEO of controversial tech company Palantir Technologies at the United Nations General Assembly this week, the EU's defence chief has come out in support for the enterprise, saying AI developments for warfare are "crucial". -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 24th, 2026 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 24th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Crowds celebrate Saudi National Day with flags, performances and military parade Crowds celebrate Saudi National Day in Riyadh with flags, traditional performances and a military parade amid heightened regional tensions. -
Europe News Fire at Starlink station in central Poland was 'sabotage,' digital affairs minister says Poland, a NATO and EU member state along the alliance's eastern flank, has accused Russia of "sabotage" on several occasions since Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. -
Culture news Netherlands confirms Eurovision return as Spain weighs continued boycott Despite broadcaster AVROTROS maintaining its concerns over Israel’s participation and the war in Gaza, the Netherlands will return to Eurovision in 2027, with the country’s entry now being coordinated by the NPO. -
Travel News 80 years and still steaming: A milestone year for the world’s last seagoing paddle steamer This October, the Waverley paddle steamer is marking its 80th anniversary with cruises along London’s iconic River Thames. -
Culture news We need to talk: Greek PM says efforts to return Parthenon Marbles must be revived Talks on the future of the Parthenon Marbles appear to have reached an impasse according to new reports, as Greece's Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis renews diplomatic efforts for all sides to resume stalled negotiations. -
Europe News Germany seeks wider 'Made with Europe' rules, setting up clash with France Berlin wants the EU’s “Made with Europe” rules opened to trade partners, challenging France’s push to reserve public contracts for European-made goods. -
Business Britain's largest banks make first interbank transactions using tokenised deposits Britain's largest banks have completed what the industry describes as the first transactions anywhere using tokenised deposits to move money between one another, a milestone for a blockchain-based form of bank money that the Bank of England favours over privately issued stablecoins. -
The Cube Wave of AI videos showing far-right protests in Europe spreads online A mass of AI-generated videos of protests across Europe has emerged on TikTok, which experts say aims to "amplify societal polarisation". -
Europe News What we know about CIA warning of Russian drone threat to southern Europe The US has warned southern states of a possible Moscow attack that would see Russia fire 600 km-range drones from commercial ships at Spain, France and Italy. We examine what is known and how the threat is mounting. -
USA US admits there were eight suicide attempts on US aircraft carrier during record Middle East deployment In August, military families and lawmakers raised the alarm about reported suicide attempts and other serious mental health issues, food shortages and poor hygiene. -
Climate Autumn begins but summer heat lingers in Portugal, catching tourists off guard Autumn has arrived in Portugal, but the summer heat is still being felt. In Lisbon, 36 degrees surprised tourists who did not expect such atypical temperatures for this time of year. -
Europe Today Energy expert warns higher prices will drive up food costs Osama Rizvi, global market and product strategist at Primary Vision, said consumers are likely to face higher energy bills in the coming months as energy prices continue to rise. -
Travel News Aman set to open first hotel in the Maldives complete with an entire island dedicated to wellness Amanolu in the Vaavu Atoll will have just 52 keys as well as 16 private residences, which also have their own island. -
Europe News Bulgaria's battery storage boom pays off as summer drought hits power plants Low administrative hurdles, a receptive market for clean energy and EU funding are among the reasons expert cite for the country's leading green energy role in the region. -
Azerbaijan Udi Christians worship at Azerbaijan's Karabakh monasteries A religious service at the historic Gandzasar monastery has offered a rare insight into Karabakh’s Christian heritage, as historic religious disputes linger while Azerbaijan and Armenia work toward lasting peace. -
Europe Today EU must 'act now' over Trump's attack on ICC, MEP Chloé Ridel says Socialists and Democrats MEP Chloé Ridel said US President Donald Trump's attacks on the International Criminal Court (ICC) are "unacceptable", accusing him of seeking to "erase the court" because it is "out of his control". -
Earth News Germany to abandon fossil fuels by 2045. How does the rest of Europe compare? Germany has become the third country in Europe to unveil a national roadmap away from fossil fuels. But experts say targets still 'fall short'. -
No Comment Hurricane Polo brings powerful waves to Mexico's Pacific coast As Hurricane Polo weakens to Category 4, Lazaro Cardenas residents and military brace for more damage, reinforcing Playa Azul’s seafront against pounding waves. -
Europe Today The AI battlefield: Europe embraces the ‘new normal’ Good morning. It’s Thursday, and my name is Angela Skujins. On today’s agenda: exploring the role of artificial intelligence (AI) on Europe’s battlefield, keeping the international justice system accountable, and how to stop the world’s islands from sinking. -
Europe News Europe's security and prosperity start before people reach its borders Europe is looking in the wrong direction, writes Jean-Nicolas Beuze, UNHCR Representative to the EU, in an Euronews opinion piece. Europe cannot prevent every conflict or stop every person moving, but it can help shape their future closer to home. -
Europe Today UN to protect statehood of disappearing island nations The United Nations General Assembly will endorse, by consensus, a landmark declaration aimed at ensuring that countries whose territory may become partly or entirely uninhabitable because of rising sea levels do not lose their statehood or their place in the international system. -
EU.XL The EU wants to protect children online. What about everyone else? The EU's new EU Kids Act wants to protect minors from addictive platform designs. Critics warn that age-based protection alone may deepen exclusion for disabled users, migrants and the undocumented. -
Culture news Carrara marble: Can a sculpture created by an AI robot be considered as art ? In Italy's Carrara marble quarries, a centuries-old craft is being transformed by artificial intelligence. Robots can now carve complex sculptures from blocks of stone, raising a fundamental question: if a machine does the carving, where does the art begin and the craft end? -
No Comment Trump welcomes Xi Jinping with red carpet, military honours and flyover Xi Jinping arrives in Maryland for a US state visit, greeted by Donald Trump in a ceremony with flags, military honours and a flyover. -
Europe News Swiss voters expected to reject bid to enshrine stricter neutrality in constitution Switzerland's traditional position is one of well-armed military neutrality, but Russia's war in Ukraine reopened questions over its non-engagement in foreign conflicts. -
Earth News Night-time grape harvest is Alentejo estate's answer to extreme heat More frequent heatwaves are changing how winegrowers work. In Alentejo, one of Portugal's hottest regions, an estate now harvests at night to improve working conditions. -
Markets Markets mixed as investors eye oil price volatility and US bonds Shares were trading mixed early on Thursday morning, as investors tried to digest the recent swings in oil prices and the US bond market. -
Europe Today Europe Today: Trump tells countries to quit ICC, EU defence chief speaks to Euronews EU defence chief speaks to Euronews as US President Donald Trump calls on every country belonging to the International Criminal Court to quit. Meanwhile, as war in the Middle East disrupts global oil supplies and refining costs soar, European consumers are feeling the pinch more and more. -
USA CNN, Politico and MS NOW say reporters were turned away from White House despite court ruling Trump justified the ban in a social media post on Friday, accusing the outlets of publishing "fake news" and warning that other news organizations could face similar treatment. -
Tech News Albanese says OpenAI hacked government health website in 'obviously unacceptable' breach OpenAI did not raise the alarm with the Australian government until September, when it sent a message to a generic email inbox that is only checked once each day. -
Earth News Is the EU's electricity ‘diverse’ enough? Renewables slip year-on-year despite huge solar boom More than half of electricity generated in the EU came from renewable energy sources during the second quarter of 2026, new data shows. -
Europe News Montenegro's EU accession bid faces race against time to solve bilateral issues with Croatia Montenegro's 2028 EU accession timeline is at risk unless it resolves soon its bilateral disputes with Croatia over war crimes, maritime borders, and property claims. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 24th, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 24th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News 'No one's happy': Europe wrestles with fallout from Usmanov saga France's successful push to remove Uzbek-Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov from the sanctions list has left a bitter aftertaste among officials and diplomats in Brussels, who now fear a dangerous precedent. -
Moments The world’s best spas for 2026 have been revealed – and Italy leads the way Italy took centre stage at this year’s World Spa Awards after being named the world’s best spa destination. Italian retreats and other European spas were also crowned at the 2026 gala. -
Business Turkish Airlines orders 150 Boeing 737 MAX jets in major new deal Turkish Airlines said on Wednesday it was to buy 150 jets from Boeing that would be scheduled for delivery between 2033 and 2037. -
Economy Europe’s fuel crisis: These 10 oil stocks soared as much as 87% in 2026 Record diesel prices and refining margins have pushed Europe's oil majors up 40% to 87% this year. Here are the ten best performers. -
Business Chinese goods transshipment haunts Trump-Xi meeting: Nine Latin American countries flagged by the White House The White House named nine Latin American nations among 40 flagged for transhipping Chinese goods, before the Trump–Xi summit in Washington as the issue is likely to be discussed during the meeting on Thursday. -
USA US President Trump offers grand welcome to his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping In comments released by Chinese state media Xi also said that he was looking "forward to in-depth exchanges with President Trump on major issues concerning our bilateral relations and the global situation,".