Health news Staff shortages: where are Europe’s doctors? Doctor shortages persist across Europe, driven by an ageing workforce and graduates avoiding general practice. 31/12/2025
Economy Holiday market spending in Europe: Which cities rose the most? Spending at European holiday markets has risen by an average of 15% per year since 2022. Visa expects this upward trend to continue through the end of the 2025 holiday season. 31/12/2025
Europe News What will joining the eurozone mean for the Bulgarian economy? The Balkan country of 6.5 million people joined the EU in 2007 and formally began the process of joining the eurozone in 2018. 31/12/2025
Business Citi edges closer to Russia exit, bracing for over €1bn hit Citi has secured internal approvals to sell its remaining business in Russia to Renaissance Capital, moving closer to an exit from the market after years of delays. 30/12/2025
No Comment Polish farmers stage nationwide protests over EU–Mercosur trade agreement Farmers across Poland held coordinated protests to voice concerns about the planned EU–Mercosur trade deal and its potential impact on domestic agriculture. 30/12/2025
Germany Thieves drill into German bank vault and steal millions of euros A fire alarm summoned police officers and firefighters to the bank branch shortly before 4 am on Monday. 30/12/2025
Culture news Should France honour Brigitte Bardot? And if so, how? A nation divided The death of Brigitte Bardot has sparked a fierce political debate in France, after right-wing figures called for a national tribute to the screen legend. 30/12/2025
Italy At least six injured and 100 evacuated after Italy cable car crash Dozens of people were left stranded after two cabins collided with the cable car's upper and lower stations near the village of Macugnaga in Piedmont. 30/12/2025
Europe in Motion What are Europeans' favourite EU travel destinations? EU residents took 250 million trips within the bloc in 2024, with the summer months driving the most travel. 30/12/2025
Business Moody’s cuts Budapest rating to 'junk' as dispute with Orbán deepens The City of Budapest has been downgraded to "junk" rating by Moody’s and placed on review for further cuts, a move that could increase borrowing costs as the liberal mayor led capital butts heads with the PM. 30/12/2025
Moments How to get paid to move to Europe in 2026 Here’s how you can find support for moving to Europe - and maybe even get paid. 30/12/2025
Netherlands Going out with a bang? Dutch shoppers snap up fireworks before ban Fireworks went on sale in the Netherlands yesterday, likely for the last time before a nationwide ban in 2026, with shoppers expressing disappointment. 30/12/2025
Travel News Your rights explained as Eurostar warns of 'major disruption' Travellers are being urged to check whether they’re entitled to a refund and compensation as Eurostar suspends its services ‘until further notice’. 30/12/2025
Europe News Von der Leyen pushes for Ukraine EU accession as Russia derails talks High-stakes diplomacy is set to continue next week, with the "Coalition of the Willing" convening as Ukraine seeks to secure European support. Meanwhile, Von der Leyen doubled down on Ukraine's EU membership as part of a security guarantees package for Kyiv after talks with European leaders. 30/12/2025
Belarus Russia shows nuclear-capable Oreshnik missile system in Belarus Russia's Defence Ministry released the first images of an intermediate-range weapon entering service. Analysts identified a former airfield near the Russian border as a likely site. 30/12/2025
Travel News Channel Tunnel partially reopens but Eurostar advises delayed travel The suspension in services impacted thousands of travellers on both sides of the Channel who were aiming to reach end-of-the-year holiday destinations as 2025 draws to a close. 30/12/2025
Culture news Vive la France! George Clooney and wife Amal are officially French The Oscar-winning actor has praised France’s strict privacy laws, saying his children enjoy a “much better life” without paparazzi. 30/12/2025
Germany German paratrooper unit probed over alleged abuses and antisemitism The elite Bundeswehr unit allegedly allowed a culture of misconduct to persist for years, such as antisemitism, sexual assault, and violent rituals. 30/12/2025
Culture news Arise Sir Idris: British actor knighted for fighting knife crime Actor Idris Elba has been made a knight in King Charles III New Year's honours list in recognition of his work to reduce knife crime and poverty and promote education. 30/12/2025
Earth News Positive environmental stories from 2025 Eco anxiety is very real, so we share this year's most uplifting stories to prove there’s hope for our climate. 30/12/2025
Poland AI-made videos using attractive young women promote Poland's EU exit They are beautiful, eloquent — and do not exist. AI-generated girls from the 'Prawilne_Polki' profile called for Polexit and preached right-wing views. The TikTok account has been deleted, but disinformation and propaganda in Poland persist. 30/12/2025
Turkey Turkey detains 357 suspects in widening crackdown on Islamic State The raids came a day after three police officers and six suspected Islamic State (IS) members were killed in a gunfight in northwest Turkey. 30/12/2025
EU.XL Would you fight for the EU's borders? Take our poll Are you ready to fight for Europe’s borders? As war risks rise, how is the European Union preparing for a direct military conflict by 2026? Take our poll below. 30/12/2025
Culture news In Memoriam: The biggest stars and cultural icons who died this year From beloved "Twin Peaks" director David Lynch to Italian fashion maestro Giorgio Armani, Euronews Culture remembers 14 of the most influential arts and entertainment stars who died this year. 30/12/2025
Tech News Which, if any, AI chatbot is good at simple math? Researchers tested the accuracy of five AI models using 500 everyday math prompts. The results show that there is roughly a 40 per cent chance an AI will get the answer wrong. 30/12/2025
Healthcare Doctor on the line: Which European country uses telehealth the most? Teleconsultations, which peaked during the COVID-19 pandemic, remain significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels across Europe. Experts explain why the share of teleconsultations varies so widely between countries. 30/12/2025