30 September 2026 | Euronews
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Europe News 'Alternative Nobel' honours women taking on authoritarian rule, patriarchy and Big Tech Four winners from 200 nominees are honoured for standing up to authoritarian rule, patriarchal violence and unchecked AI development. -
Sport Ronaldo quits Portugal camp ahead of Denmark clash, promising to reveal 'the truth' The 41-year-old captain announced his departure on Instagram minutes after coach Jorge Jesus insisted he would train, having missed three sessions in a row. -
Europe News Burnham says 'strong indications' Iran played part in UK airbase security scare Tehran has rejected any involvement in Sunday's incident at the US-used airbase, where police found petrol but no explosives and five suspects have been released on bail. -
The Ring Can cities cope with Europe's tourism boom? MEPs debate in a special edition of The Ring In this special live episode, we’re zooming in on how the tourism boom across Europe is affecting locals — and whether it’s possible to square the circle between the continent’s tourism growth and its worrying housing crisis. -
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Business TAP: final bids from Air France-KLM and Lufthansa have been submitted Air France-KLM and Lufthansa submitted their final bids on Wednesday to buy a 44.9% stake in TAP, closing the bidding phase and leaving the decision to the government. -
Business AIIB reaffirms commitment to close global infrastructure financing gap at Doha meeting The 11th AIIB annual meeting brings policymakers, investors and business leaders from around the world to Doha to explore how technology, sustainability, connectivity and investment are reshaping the way cities and economies develop. -
Europe News UK ends 'one in, one out' migrant returns deal with France Only about 4% of small-boat arrivals were sent back under the year-long pilot, which cost an average of €65,500 per return, as Paris pushes for an EU-wide replacement. -
No Comment Protests continue at French schools as tensions rise over education conditions Students continued to protest at schools in France, demanding more resources and better learning conditions, while tensions and vandalism were reported around several schools in Rennes. -
Europe News From nuclear to hybrid: The key moments from the Euronews Defence Summit Euronews hosted on Wednesday its first Defence and Space Summit. Here are the key moments from the day-long gathering, bringing together the NATO Secretary General, ministers, senior officials and industry leaders. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 30th, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 30th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News The War in the Sky: Kyiv braces for another winter of Russian attacks A Euronews documentary goes inside Ukraine’s battle to defend its skies, from air-defence crews battling Russia’s drone threats to workers repairing the damage and families preparing for another winter of attacks. -
Europe News Bardella hits back at Macron over antisemitism allegations The far-right National Rally party's Jordan Bardella has denied being the author of antisemitic messages attributed to him by investigative outlet Mediapart, which were published on Monday. -
Europe News European preference in defence is a 'luxury' debate, NATO chief tells Euronews NATO chief Mark Rutte told Euronews the European preference debate is a "luxury" since neither Europe nor the US can meet the growing demand for defence products and the industry should ramp up its capacity. -
Europe News Macron backs Spain over Ceuta migration crisis and urges firm EU action Sánchez and Macron back cooperation between Spain and France and call for greater EU unity on migration, economic and geopolitical issues, despite the Spanish Senate's rejection of the bilateral Friendship Treaty. -
Ethiopia Qatar and UAE back Ethiopian government as fighting spreads beyond Tigray Fighting has displaced an estimated 150,000 people, drawing responses from Qatar and the UAE as Ethiopia and its neighbours trade accusations. -
Cult Uzeyir Hajibeyli festival celebrates a lasting musical legacy Uzeyir Hajibeyli’s musical legacy continues to bring different traditions together, inspiring an international festival spanning concerts, culture and musical exchange. -
Europe News ‘There is no immediate threat to NATO territory,’ Secretary General Rutte tells Euronews NATO chief Mark Rutte told Euronews there is no immediate threat to the alliance and he does not take Russia's Kaliningrad nuclear warning seriously, saying Moscow is trying to distract from its struggles in Ukraine. -
Business BMW's strategy: Job cuts, AI and a €2bn bet on ‘Made in Germany’ German premium carmaker BMW Group is investing around €2 billion in vehicle production and battery manufacturing in Germany, as it unveils plans to rebuild profitability. -
No Comment ‘Let workers have a say’: Protesters target OpenAI conference Dozens of activists protested outside OpenAI's developer conference in San Francisco, calling on the company to end its contracts with the US military and Immigration and Customs Enforcement and demanding greater regulation of AI. -
Europe News Spain to investigate claims its soldiers have tortured migrants in Ceuta Amnesty International says it has documented beatings, humiliations, summary expulsions and racial profiling in Ceuta and the Spanish government has ordered the military to identify any individuals potentially responsible. -
Travel News These 10 airlines have the best in-flight wifi – and only one is European If you’re looking to get online while in the air, you might just want to book a flight with Qatar Airways, Delta or United. -
Make it Work EU-backed scheme helps rural Swedish households on lower incomes go electric A Swedish government scheme, part-funded by the EU's Social Climate Fund, is offering rural, lower-income drivers financial support to switch from petrol and diesel to electric vehicles. -
Grand Voyager Grand Voyager | Exploring Berlin beyond the landmarks Berlin is a city filled with history, creativity and energy, from street art on the Berlin Wall to cycling through its leafy streets. In this episode, Lilly Douse discovers what brings Germany’s capital to life. -
Europe News Kubilius: Europe's response to Russian hybrid attacks should be 'as painful' for Moscow The European Commissioner for Defence tells Euronews that the EU must sharpen its response to a growing spate of hybrid attacks attributed to Moscow, while rejecting those who say it's time to engage the Kremlin in diplomacy. -
Europe News Bulgaria's parliament passes law protecting journalists from abusive SLAPP lawsuits Most SLAPPs are for defamation or reputational harm and tend to be used by those rich and powerful enough to afford the necessary lawyers' fees. -
Europe News US presses Europe to release more emergency oil reserves as prices surge Washington says European countries have yet to deliver promised oil releases, as soaring crude and diesel prices intensify pressure on governments to intervene. -
Business Inflation accelerates again in Italy: September rate hits 4.2%, a three-year high Consumer price index accelerates driven by energy goods and fresh food. Between historical memory and daily worries, Istat records a sharp drop in confidence among households and firms. -
Tech News No more radio silence: EU plans cross-border lifeline for emergency services When disaster strikes near a border, police and firefighters can lose contact the moment they cross it. Brussels wants a 5G network, backed by satellites, to change that by 2036. -
Europe News Bulgarian PM Rumen Radev urges European dialogue with Russia to avert nuclear attack "We always need to think about the worst-case scenario," Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev said at the Euronews' Defence Summit, warning of the risk of a Russian nuclear attack if tensions with Europe escalate. -
Europe in Motion EU commercial flights rise despite higher jet fuel prices The number of commercial flights across the EU increased in every summer month compared with last year, although traffic fell in several member states. -
Europe News Europe’s defence industry ‘not ready’ for rearmament push, Estonian MEP warns Estonian MEP and former general Riho Terras backed buying weapons from outside the EU during debate on defence spending. -
Europe News Exclusive: Ukraine's partners could access new tech to counter jet-powered drones, Budanov tells Euronews Countries with existing drone cooperation agreements with Kyiv could negotiate access to Ukraine’s latest technology for countering Russia’s new jet-powered drones, Kyrylo Budanov told Euronews. -
No Comment Thousands of firefighters march in Paris demanding more resources Nearly 8,000 French firefighters marched through Paris, calling for more staff and funding and protesting what unions describe as a lack of government action. -
Economy UK growth revised up to 0.5%: What drove the stronger figures? Stronger services growth drove the upward revision to second-quarter GDP growth, as the UK battles high borrowing costs, inflationary pressures and a cooling labour market. -
Europe News UK's Burnham floats going ‘all the way’ and rejoining the EU The British Prime Minister has said he will weigh a “range of options” for the future relationship with the European Union, including the prospect of rejoining the bloc. -
Europe News Norwegian ministers grilled in parliament over ties to convicted sex offender Epstein Parliament has also set up an independent inquiry tasked with a much broader examination of the case, which is due to submit its final report by 31 January 2028. -
Travel News You can now travel between Abu Dhabi and Dubai by train Etihad Rail launched the new route on 30 September, with more stations set to open in the coming months. -
Europe News EU to expand Mediterranean naval mission to target Russia's shadow fleet The EU is set to broaden its Mediterranean naval mission to counter Russia's shadow fleet, protect subsea infrastructure and engage in naval diplomacy with Northern African countries. -
Culture news Sound and vision: Creators Olivier Calvert and Jose Luis Agreda on the art of animation Greece's biggest International Animation Festival, Animasyros, is now firmly ranked among the top events of its kind in Europe. With a programme richer than ever, this year's festival showcased more than 280 films by established and emerging filmmakers from 50 different countries. -
Business Europe’s carmakers face growing competition from AI for vital supplies Europe's car industry is most at risk from its reliance on a handful of countries for chips and critical materials, according to a new report which warns that going electric is pitting carmakers against AI and data centres for the same supplies. -
Destinations Minecraft hotel to open near London as gaming-themed travel goes up a level A new 69-room Minecraft hotel is coming to the UK, joining a growing crop of properties designed to let fans step inside their favourite games. -
Europe News Chinese-run Brussels networking club raises intelligence concerns The Global CEOs Dinner Club brings business leaders and political figures together at high-level events in Brussels and is now seeking to expand into France. -
Europe News Hungary cuts German activist Maja T.'s jail term over 2023 attacks at far-right rally Last year, Maja T. staged a 40-day hunger strike to protest the "unlawful handover" and "inhumane" prison conditions, an allegation denied by Hungary's prison service. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 30th, 2026 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 30th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News US ambassador slams EU's 'Buy European' weapons push as ‘self-interest’ Preference for European-made arms could disrupt the transatlantic defence industrial base and benefit Europe’s "enemies", Ambassador Andrew Puzder warns. -
The Cube No, Macron isn't planning to trigger a war with Russia to stay in power Allegations are circulating online that Macron will put France at war with Russia to postpone elections and stay in power as his second consecutive term comes to an end. However, the country's constitution makes this unfeasible in many ways. -
Europe News Deadly Russian attacks on Ukraine kill at least four and hit Kyiv power supply Ensuring energy supply is critical as the cold winter months approach. Russian strikes on the sector last year cut light and heating as temperatures plunged to as low as -20C. -
Health news Mental health under strain: Spain lags Europe in access to psychologists With six clinical psychologists per 100,000 people, against nearly 18 in Europe, regular therapy in Spain is out of reach for many; the alternative is costly private care. -
No Comment Flooding and destruction as Hurricane Polo hits Mexico Hurricane Polo has caused flooding and damage in parts of Mexico, with aerial footage showing inundated streets and ground images showing damaged roofs, fallen branches and residents clearing debris. -
Europe News Belgian minister Theo Francken warns Europe: 'Everything has to go faster' on defence Belgian Defence Minister Theo Francken told the Euronews Defence Summit in Brussels that Europe faces a “dark winter” of Russian hybrid attacks and urgently needs stronger air defences, describing Russia as the biggest threat to Belgium’s security. -
Earth News World's tallest wind turbine reaches final height in Germany's former coal mining region Winds are stronger at higher altitudes, allowing for twice as much energy to be produced. -
Saudi Arabia Israel says pilot tried to crash Tel Aviv-bound plane during cockpit fight before safe emergency landing FlyDubai flight FZ1073 to Israel made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia as passengers describe harrowing scenes of a fight between the pilots, with one of them stabbed. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a pilot "attempted to crash the plane," as Israeli security services investigate. -
Tech News Unlike the EU, Trump's new AI pact lets tech companies police themselves Tech bosses from Nvidia, OpenAI and Anthropic signed a White House pledge on Tuesday to keep their AI in check, with no legal force behind it. In the EU, the same companies face fines of up to 3% of global turnover if they break the rules. -
No Comment Rehabilitated green sea turtle Jurassic returns to Atlantic Jurassic, a 215-pound adult male green sea turtle, has been released back into the Atlantic Ocean after rehabilitation in Florida, equipped with a satellite tracker to monitor his movements. -
Europe Today Russia is ‘testing how far it can go' before the EU reacts, says Tsikhanouskaya Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya believes change in Russia could begin with change in Belarus, arguing that her country’s opposition movement is “more consolidated” than its Russian counterpart. -
Euronews Tech Talks Gene therapy: The breakthrough that inspired Spider-Man | Euronews Tech Talks Although an inspiration for science fiction movies, gene therapy is real. Here is how it works and what could be improved about it. -
Art The birth of a painting: Artist Merike Estna on creating in public at the Venice Biennale Estonia artist Merike Estna did something extremely unusual for the Venice Biennale, even by its own standards. Over the past five months, she created paintings live in front of daily visitors. The result is 22 canvases which explore the themes of motherhood and feminism. -
Business Exclusive: Germany shields parts of Deutsche Börse from EU oversight The EU is negotiating a reform in Brussels to better integrate its capital markets. Germany has secured an exemption for major European operator Deutsche Börse’s domestically focused trading venues from centralised supervision, leaving a key part of the system under regional control. -
Europe Today Europe's security and defence in focus amid escalating hybrid threats Good morning. This is Mared Gwyn in Brussels, where Euronews’ Defence and Space Summit is just about to get underway – more on that below. Also in this edition: an exclusive interview with the head of President Zelenskyy’s office, Kyrylo Budanov. -
Europe News Underground fire: Blaze in German lignite mine cannot be extinguished Sparked by a forest fire, hardly any flames are visible above ground, yet underground it still smoulders on a former lignite site in Thuringia and could burn for years. -
Europe News Euronews Defence Summit: 'Stop the nuclear threats,' Rutte tells Russia Speaking at the Euronews' Defence Summit, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said the alliance does not face any "imminent threat" from Russia. Meanwhile, Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev warned of "nuclear risk". -
Business Fuel prices above €2 per litre: Who will foot the biggest bill in Portugal? From fishing to agriculture, and from freight to passenger transport, many sectors have felt the impact of sharp fuel price rises in Portugal since the start of the Iran war. -
Europe Today Europe Today: NATO chief Mark Rutte joins Euronews' Defence and Space Summit in Brussels Euronews hosts its biggest-ever news event, the Defence & Space Summit in Brussels, with NATO chief Mark Rutte among the guests. Meanwhile, Ukraine races to build interceptor drones against Russia's jet-powered strikes, and Estonia blames Russia for an arson attack on a defence firm. -
Europe News Seoul suspects Zelenskyy revealed North Korean POW transfer to win arms support South Korea has so far not provided lethal weapons to Ukraine, citing a domestic ban on militarily aiding countries at war. -
EU.XL What does it mean to be an 'associate member' of the EU? Ursula von der Leyen proposed an ‘Alliance for the Future’ that could make Canada the EU's first ‘associate member’. But what is an ‘associate member ’, and what does this alliance mean for the EU and Canada? Watch the video! -
North Korea North Korea slams South's claim it was behind DMZ mine blasts, calling it a 'farce' North Korea in recent years has added mines, anti-tank barriers and other front-line fortifications, raising concerns in the South about the growing presence of North Korean soldiers near the border. -
No Comment Luxury compound uncovered inside Indonesian prison Five prison officials have been suspended after an inspection uncovered an apartment-style compound with luxury amenities allegedly being used by inmates at a prison near Jakarta. -
Ecotech ‘Europe is ending its addiction to a toxic, costly drug’: Heat pump sales soar as electricity taxes fall Heat pump sales plummeted in 2024 – but now they’re on the rise again. Here’s why. -
Destinations Majorca vs Menorca vs Ibiza: Which of Spain’s Balearic Islands should you visit? They may be part of the same archipelago, but Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza each have their own distinct character. Here’s what to know before booking. -
Europe News Albanian PM says fate of Kushner-linked luxury project will be decided by 'science', not 'ideology' Albania has previously promised that the €1.4bn project linked to Donald Trump's son-in-law will meet EU environmental standards. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 30th, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 30th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Diesel taxes in Europe: Which countries charge the most? Diesel has overtaken petrol as Europe's most expensive fuel, at a record €2.226 per litre. Yet EU governments still tax it about 12 cents less than petrol. -
Health news Air pollution is slowing down marathon runners, study finds Higher levels of nitrogen dioxide on race day are linked to slower marathon times, particularly among non-elite runners, new research suggests. -
Morocco Morocco's King Mohammed VI appoints Fatima Mansouri as the country's first female prime minister Mansouri is only the second woman in the Arab world to hold the office of prime minister. Her established political career has seen her serve as mayor of Marrakesh and member of parliament previously. -
Tech News Top AI and tech firms sign 'morally binding' accord to 'self-police' development after meeting at White House The accord comes amid massive global pressure from civilians and lawmakers alike to regulate the industry as reports of the technology breaking out of its confines continue to pile. Last week OpenAI revealed that its agent had hacked into an Australian government website during its testing phase. -
Climate A little known greenhouse gas is quietly harming half of Europeans. This Italian city is hit hardest People who suffer from asthma are the most at risk.