Romania Romania's Saint Parascheva feast draws tens of thousands of pilgrims Thousands of faithful braved the rain and bad weather on the first day of their pilgrimage in the capital of the Moldova region, lining up in queues that stretched for almost 2 kilometres. 13/10/2025
Art Two activists arrested for defacing a painting of Columbus in Madrid Two members of Futuro Vegetal have been charged with a crime against heritage after allegedly throwing biodegradable red paint on a work by José Garnelo at Madrid's Naval Museum on Spain's National Day. The Naval Museum says the artwork has now been restored. 13/10/2025
Poland Polish prosecutors charge two Russian citizens with spying for Moscow The couple was charged with spying for Russian intelligence, and one of them was additionally charged for plotting to send a parcel bomb via courier. 13/10/2025
Tech News EU countries sign Danish plan to boost child protection online Ministers called on Friday to explore whether additional measures are needed to complement existing rules. 13/10/2025
No Comment Thousands gather at Fatima Shrine for final pilgrimage of the year Thousands of pilgrims gathered at Portugal’s Fatima Shrine over the weekend to take part in the candlelight and farewell processions marking the traditional October pilgrimage. 13/10/2025
Smart Regions EU castles become strongholds of sustainable cultural tourism In partnership with the European Commission Two ancient castles in the Croatian region of Istria have been renovated and refurbished to give them a second lease of life. This is how old stones are providing a glimpse into to the past — while creating jobs and boosting local economies. 13/10/2025
Travel News Storm Alice hits Spain: How travellers might be affected Heavy rain has flooded roads, stranded tourists and forced travel cancellations across Spain’s Mediterranean coast. 13/10/2025
Business Netherlands invokes rare emergency law to control Chinese chipmaker The Dutch government has taken temporary control of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia under emergency legislation, citing risks to national and European security and marking one of the most forceful state interventions in Europe’s tech sector to date. 13/10/2025
No Comment Storm Alice batters Spain’s east and Balearic Islands with floods Storm Alice has battered Spain’s eastern coast and the Balearic Islands, bringing torrential rain, flooding and travel chaos across the region. 13/10/2025
Economy Mokyr, Aghion and Howitt win 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt win Nobel Prize for Economics 'for the theory of sustained growth through creative destruction'. 13/10/2025
Europe News Will the EU be ready to defend itself by 2030? Newsletter This week's key events presented by Euronews’ defence and space reporter, Paula Soler, and Euronews' health and food reporter, Marta Iraola. 13/10/2025
Markets ‘It will all be fine’: Donald Trump reacts and European markets rise Leading stock indexes in Europe climbed after the US President responded to mounting trade tensions between Washington and China. There's also been a positive reaction to a ceasefire in Gaza between Israel and Hamas, while France's new government is promising to end its budget chaos. 13/10/2025
Tech News Inside NATO’s push to build and train sea drones NATO special forces are learning to build sea drones to conduct maritime strike missions. 13/10/2025
Europe in Motion Where in the EU do most young adults consume cannabis? According to the latest European Drug Report by the European Union Drugs Agency, some 15.4% of young Europeans aged 15 to 34 used cannabis in the past year. But which EU country tops the charts? 13/10/2025
Culture news The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week An ambitious Jacques‑Louis David retrospective at the Louvre, a docuseries about Martin Scorsese, and Black Phone 2 rings in spooky cinema season. Here's what to look out for this week. 13/10/2025
Europe News Ukraine faces difficult winter amid Russian strikes, EBRD chief says Kyiv was "well prepared" for winter "a few days ago" before a barrage of Russian strikes targeted oil and gas facilities, Odile Renaud-Basso said. 13/10/2025
Tech News Why France’s ‘slowly sinking’ ship is worrying the tech sector The French government has been in flux for more than a year, and the uncertainty is hurting its tech sector. 13/10/2025
Health news Global life expectancy rebounds to pre-pandemic levels, study finds Researchers called for more focus on the ‘disturbing trends’ driving health inequalities around the globe. 13/10/2025
France French PM Lecornu names new cabinet ahead of 2026 budget deadline Lecornu, France's fourth prime minister in a year, formed his first government last week before resigning just hours later. He was re-appointed on Friday night. 12/10/2025
Netherlands Dozens arrested after anti-immigration protest in Amsterdam escalates The protest comes weeks after a similar anti-immigration protest turned violent in The Hague, with rioters and police clashing. Later this month, the Netherlands is expected to hold a snap election. 12/10/2025
Germany A row erupts in Germany's Bundestag over deportation centres Interior Minister Dobrindt and the CDU/CSU are pushing for deportation centres - according to the AfD, the SPD is blocking them. The Greens and the Left warn of human rights violations, while the SPD remains divided. 12/10/2025
Culture news Greece's Parthenon free of scaffolding for first time in 20 years The iron constructions inevitably hid certain details and altered the aesthetic experience on the Sacred Rock of the Acropolis, however the scaffolding is set to return for restoration work to continue. 12/10/2025
Ukraine Zelenskyy and Trump discuss bolstering Ukraine's defence in phone call Zelenskyy called Trump for a second consecutive day to discuss defence and Ukraine's energy sector. It comes as Russia further intensifies its attacks on Ukraine's critical infrastructure ahead of its harsh winter. 12/10/2025
Portugal Portugal heads to the polls in hotly contested local elections Sunday's municipal elections in Portugal could be decisive in expanding the presence of the far-right Chega party beyond Lisbon. In the country's two biggest cities, it is a tight race between the centre-left and centre-right. 12/10/2025
Tech News Can you tell the difference between an AI voice and a real voice? As AI becomes more enmeshed in our lives, most people can’t tell the difference between human voices and their synthetic clones, a new study reveals. 12/10/2025
Travel News Tombstone tourism: Why visiting graveyards is becoming so popular A growing number of tourists are “rebelling against tick-box travel” by ditching the popular sights for a trip to the graveyard. 12/10/2025