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Earth News Paris natural history museum acquires 167-million-year-old carnivorous dinosaur skeleton The skeleton of a carnivorous dinosaur, the only known specimen of its species, was withdrawn from auction after a deal with the state, to preserve a fossil of outstanding scientific value. -
Russia Ukraine hits Russia’s second-largest refinery as fuel rationing spreads Three main processing units at the KINEF plant which handles about 7% of Russia’s refining capacity and supplies St Petersburg’s Pulkovo airport were damaged. Rosneft separately capped fuel sales in six regions, limiting drivers to 30 litres per transaction in cities. -
Europe News British comedian Russell Brand sentenced to 10 years and six months for rape, sexual assault The British comedian was found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault on Thursday following a four-week trial. -
Health news Climate crisis now a health emergency of ‘pandemic scale’, UN climate chief warns The United Nations climate chief warns that countries must protect health systems, as climate change poses a growing threat to public health during the climate change conference, COP31, in Turkey. -
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Tech News EU to blacklist ten manipulative online design 'traps', leaked draft shows From fake notifications to free trials that quietly turn into paid subscriptions, the Commission’s long-awaited Digital Fairness Act would name and ban the traps that keep users clicking, spending and subscribed. -
Climate ‘Snap, crackle and drought’: Why El Niño could change what ends up on your breakfast table As COP31 puts food and agriculture on the table, consumers across Europe are discovering downstream effects of climate impacts in their breakfast bowl. -
Tech News Could artificial intelligence help us talk with animals one day? Scientists are using artificial intelligence to analyse animal sounds and identify patterns in how different species communicate. But while the technology is opening up new possibilities, translating animal language remains a distant prospect. -
Travel News Italy's luxury tourism hits €10.4bn, but 25 provinces lack 5-star hotels Five-star hotels have more than doubled overnight stays since 2008. Rome leads the ranking, but luxury tourism remains concentrated in 17 provinces -
Business Lecornu announces €24 monthly rise in minimum wage and tax breaks for firms The French Prime Minister has announced an early increase in the minimum wage from 1 December. The government also plans tax measures for businesses and wants to launch a new round of sectoral pay negotiations. -
Culture news Paris' famous Crazy Horse cabaret adapts its show for Dubai Paris' iconic Crazy Horse cabaret is preparing to make its debut in Dubai, with a production adapted to local cultural expectations. Dancers will wear more costumes than in the original Paris show, while keeping the cabaret's signature lighting and choreography. -
Europe Today Spanish minister Cuerpo builds case for Madrid's candidate to replace Lagarde at the ECB Spanish minister Carlos Cuerpo builds case for Madrid's candidate to replace Christine Lagarde at the ECB -
Europe News Europe talks green at COP31 – but scrambles for more fossil fuels Brussels wants the COP31 to speed up the transition from fossil fuels, but in a world where energy security and affordability are rising up the agenda, more and more governments are seeking short term oil and gas options. -
Europe News French judo legend and Olympic medallist Teddy Riner announces presidential bid Five time French Olympic gold medallist Teddy Riner described himself a a candidate of "unity" who sought to "unite" the left and right. -
Europe News Viktor Orbán's brother reportedly detained over suspected people-smuggling Viktor Orbán's brother has been detained over a people-smuggling charge on Monday, announced Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar. -
Culture news Were people smoking cannabis 2,800 years ago? A new ancient tomb discovery suggests potentially People were possibly getting high off cannabis earlier than previously thought, according to a new scientific study. -
Culture news Ex-Trump press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders goes viral for new book with embarrassing typos Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the current Governor of Arkansas who was Trump's White House press secretary from 2017 to 2019, has been promoting her new book online... It hasn't gone well. -
Tech News Washington's AI safety watchdog left leaderless as it is drawn closer to White House Critics fear its findings on risks ranging from cyberattacks to bioweapons could be softened to suit the tech industry. -
No Comment Egypt: Seven dead, 125 injured in collision between two trains Rail workers began repairing damaged tracks in Al-Ayyat, Egypt, on Monday 9 November, a day after two passenger trains collided south of Cairo, killing seven people and injuring at least 125 others. -
No Comment Philippines: 'Trump out!' Women rally ahead of ASEAN summit Women protesters took to the streets of Manila on Monday 9 November ahead of Donald Trump's visit for the 49th ASEAN summit. Carrying "Trump Out" placards, they also denounced a US-led initiative on semiconductors and critical minerals. -
Travel News European Commission launches the EU Sustainable Tourism Strategy: Here’s what you need to know The EU’s first Sustainable Tourism Strategy aims to make Europe’s travel sector more competitive, help manage visitor flows and promote tourism beyond the usual hotspots. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 9th, 2026 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 9th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine From repairing homes to rebuilding lives in war-torn Ukraine Nearly five years into Russia’s war, millions of Ukrainians face a housing crisis as UNHCR and EU-backed partners repair homes and create new shelter. -
Tech News Who is Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy linked to Nvidia's Jensen Huang? Footage shows Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang alongside Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman at the centre of an alleged Chinese intelligence operation targeting him. -
Iran Trump says US has ‘won’ Iran war as Rubio reports no progress in talks The US president said that renewed strikes were unlikely unless Tehran failed to reach a deal, as US forces struck Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran said Washington must end sanctions and the blockade before any talks, while Rubio reported no progress. -
Gaza Gaza storm kills five and leaves 70,000 displaced people's tents flooded Gaza's rescue service reported five people dead, including three children and two women, in an incident linked to Saturday's storm and heavy rains. -
Markets Nvidia stock slides as company probes claims CEO was foreign intelligence target Nvidia's share price pre-market was in the red as investors follow updates on claims that one of its executives may have been a foreign intelligence target. -
Meet The Locals A Portuguese chef’s journey from Vila do Conde to Macao Portuguese chef Cristiano Tavares arrived in Macao in 2012 and now runs a codfish takeaway and an ice cream brand while serving as executive chef of a hotel restaurant, drawing on the city’s Portuguese heritage and food scene. -
Cinema 007 casting shock: Two new A-listers could play James Bond after 'secret screen tests' Two established leading men are reportedly among the now-five candidates to have screen-tested for the role of James Bond – and these two A-listers would be the most famous stars to be cast as 007 should one of them bag the coveted role. -
Tech News Lisbon Web Summit 2026 opens with humanoid robot speakers and record Chinese delegation Over the four days of the event, Chinese humanoid robots will give speeches on stage and interact with the public at brand stands set up in FIL and the MEO Arena. -
World Russia: HIV spreads beyond risk groups in 27 regions, epidemiologists say In 27 regions of the Russian Federation, the immunodeficiency virus is spreading among the entire population, not only risk groups, according to the latest Rospotrebnadzor data. People increasingly pass the virus to one another, often unaware they are infected. -
Travel News Why airlines are upgrading premium offerings in bid to boost profits From a shared table in economy to a double bed in first class, airlines are finding new ways to sell passengers more premium space and amenities as higher fuel costs squeeze profits. -
Europe News EU to send joint team to Ukraine-Russia peace talks in Abu Dhabi A joint EU team will be present at the peace talks in Abu Dhabi, together with France, Germany and the UK. The possibility of engaging directly with the Russians, never done before, remains on the table. -
Tech News Trump calls Nvidia chief Jensen Huang an 'honorable guy' amid spy allegations US President Donald Trump has defended Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang after reports that he had an intimate relationship with a businesswoman suspected of working for Chinese intelligence. Trump said Huang was an "honorable guy". -
EU.XL EPSO: Can the EU fix its hiring imbalance? Take our poll The European Commission’s entrance exam, EPSO, is starting between November 9 and November 13. But over half of this year's applicants are Italian, which clashes with an internal hiring rule forcing departments to prioritise candidates from underrepresented countries. -
No Comment Senegal: Dakar surf school helps young Africans reclaim the waves On the beaches of Dakar, a surf school is making the waves accessible to local children. Founder Ibra Samb, who learnt to surf on plywood, hopes to inspire a new generation. -
Europe News Trump says post-war Ukraine will have a 'different shape' ahead of Abu Dhabi talks The US president expressed confidence that a peace agreement between Kyiv and Moscow was within reach, despite deep divisions over territorial concessions and post-war security guarantees. -
Europe Today Conservative politicians 'stupid and foolish' on climate policy rollbacks, says climate activist Chloé Mikolajczak, social and environmental activist, believes the world is missing "political willingness to act" on climate policies ahead of COP31 in Turkey. -
Tech News No going back: physicist’s proof claims time travel can only take us to the future A physicist has distilled time travel into three lines of proof that shows if spacetime can be sliced into layers of light, every traveller must cross them in the same direction, so no journey can ever loop backwards. -
Culture news Chilean Oscar-winning director Sebastián Lelio dies aged 52 The Argentine-born filmmaker first gained international recognition for his film 'Gloria' and then won Chile's second Oscar with 2017's 'A Fantastic Woman' - which sparked a debate that helped change the law in Chile, allowing people to legally change their gender. -
Europe News Crete boat tragedy: 21 migrants found dead trying to reach Greece Three rescue operations were conducted by the Hellenic Coast Guard and Frontex in the early hours of Monday off the Greek coast to rescue 18 people from a boat carrying migrants, while 21 died over the weekend. -
Culture news 'Ebenezer', Rivals and the return of U2: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week Johnny Depp plays Scrooge in a new Dickens adaptation, Irish rockers U2 mark their 50th anniversary, and London's Saatchi Gallery unveils a huge new street art exhibition. Here's what to look out for this week. -
Europe Today Social media influence plays a 'critical role' in radicalisation, says Polish expert Jacek Siewiera, advisor to the European Commission's PreparEU initiative, believes there is now "a world of increasing risks and threats", following the deadly shooting this weekend in Krakow, Poland . -
No Comment Argentina: Pope Leo XIV welcomed by Javier Milei for historic visit Pope Leo XIV has arrived in Argentina, on Sunday 8 November, for the first papal visit to the country in nearly 40 years. President Javier Milei welcomed him at Buenos Aires airport, while the city's iconic obelisk was illuminated in his honour. -
Art Sausage party: Inside the world's first exhibition dedicated entirely to dachshunds From David Hockney to Andy Warhol, the Kunsthalle Bremen is celebrating how Germany's beloved sausage dogs have inspired artists throughout history. -
Europe Today Europe searches for a seat at the table in Abu Dhabi Good morning. This is Luca Bertuzzi, steering the newsletter this week. In this edition: Europe fights for a seat at the Ukraine peace table, Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot was tasked with forming a government, Poland mourns the deadly Kraków attack and von der Leyen heads to the Black Sea. -
EU.XL Can the EU ensure fair national representation in staff selection? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot The 2026 Commission’s entrance exam drew nearly 175,000 applicants, 80,000 from Italy alone. How can the EU address recruitment imbalances while selecting candidates on merit? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot. -
USA US President Donald Trump plans to meet Putin and Xi in China next week US President Donald Trump said he would possibly meet with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping in China to discuss "denuclearisation" and how to end the Iran war. -
Europe Today Europe Today: Poland in shock after deadly Krakow attack, Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi near Poland is in shock after this weekend's deadly shooting in Krakow's Main Market Square, which Polish PM Donald Tusk called an act of terrorism. The shooter died this morning. Also on the show: new Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi, the race to succeed Lagarde and the COP31 climate summit. -
Economy Spain's 'Austrian backpack' pension plan back at centre of 29N pensions debate With pensioners worried about cuts and young people unsure they will ever get a pension, company-funded individual schemes have long hovered over Spanish politics. Ahead of the 29N elections, we examine the situation. -
Europe News Krakow Main Square shooting suspect dies in hospital, police say The suspect had undergone several operations after being wounded by Polish Police. Since Saturday afternoon, doctors have described his condition as critical; he died on Monday in hospital. -
Markets Trump's midterm defeat: Europe's biggest stock winners and losers A Democratic ‘blue tsunami’ sparked one of the year’s sharpest rotations in Europe: banks rallied, chips sank on data-centre fears. -
Markets Tech stocks recover after midterms rout as Nvidia takes centre stage Tech firms rose on Monday to claw back some of last week's painful losses fuelled by AI regulation worries, though traders were keeping an eye on a probe into Nvidia boss Jensen Huang. -
Climate ‘We will not lower our ambition’: Everything you need to know on day one of the COP31 climate talks Get up to speed on the UN COP31 climate talks kicking off on 9 November, from electrification to emissions. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 9th, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 9th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Destinations Revealed: The most affordable European ski resorts to try this winter Nine of the 10 lowest-cost ski destinations are in France, while Switzerland, Austria and Italy dominate the other end of the price table, according to a new study of 265 resorts in Europe. -
The Big Question Netflix boss says creativity and regulation 'are not happy bedfellows' in Europe Netflix’s EMEA revenue grew 11% year on year in Q3 2026, but sustaining that growth will depend on preserving creative freedom across Europe. -
Tech News Nvidia investigates its own CEO Jensen Huang over affair with alleged Chinese spy Jensen Huang, CEO of US tech giant Nvidia, is being investigated by the company's board after reports that Huang was the “target of a foreign intelligence effort.” Huang admitted to having an intimate relationship with a business executive who is alleged to have been spying on behalf of China.