Culture news Berlinale crisis: Tricia Tuttle stays as festival boss after Gaza row Tricia Tuttle has agreed to remain in post following the latest meeting of the festival’s organising committee KBB. The festival received "recommendations" from its supervisory board but refuted false claims that the Berlinale will be required to impose a new code of conduct for future events. 05/03/2026
Europe Today Newsletter: US-Israeli strikes 'righteous' says Belgian minister Also in this newsletter: Hungary's energy giant MOL files EU competition complaint against Croatia's JANAF, and the EU seeks to constrain China dominance with "Made in Europe" push. 05/03/2026
Health news Revealed: How pollution is worsening Europe’s mental health crisis Air pollution, environmental noise, and exposure to toxic chemicals are all linked to a higher risk of mental health issues, the European Environment Agency warns. 05/03/2026
Tech News Is Europe losing the robotics race to China, and does it matter? Chinese firms like Unitree and Agibot are dominating the global robotics market. 05/03/2026
Europe Today Iran attacks 'legally problematic' but 'righteous', Theo Francken says Belgium's defence minister told Euronews that Belgium will not join the Israeli and US attacks on Iran, but will lend military support for defence purposes. 05/03/2026
Europe Today Belgian Defence Minister, actor Coster-Waldau speak to Euronews Watch Europe Today as we bring you the latest developments and reactions to the US-Israeli war on Iran. Live from 8 am Brussels time. 05/03/2026
EU.XL Digital euro: The EU’s tool for payment sovereignty? Six in ten European transactions flow through American infrastructure, such as Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal. Brussels wants to change that with the digital euro, its most ambitious plan. 05/03/2026
Culture news The Museum of Innocence: Netflix memories of love, a city and objects How Orhan Pamuk's television adaptation of 1970s Istanbul for Netflix is taking over Turkey with its portrayal of love, memories and objects. 05/03/2026
Earth News Pain, growth and hope: 5 climate reads for World Book Day Looking for an inspiring climate read? A bookworm shares five favourites. 05/03/2026
Climate Greenland’s unpredictable ice cover threatens traditional fishers Diminishing sea ice could push traditional ice fishers to use boats or into the ranks of commercial fishing. 05/03/2026
Travel News Discover Europe with an island-hopping trip this summer In 2026, so-called 'island hopping' – visiting multiple islands by sea or air – emerges as a leading luxury travel trend. We map routes across Europe. 05/03/2026
Italy Watch: Firefighters rescue wolf trapped in canal in northern Italy Firefighters rescued a young female wolf that had fallen into a canal in San Giovanni Lupatoto near Verona. The exhausted animal was sedated and taken to veterinarians before an expected release back into the wild, authorities said. 05/03/2026
Europe News Putin releases two Hungarian-Ukrainian prisoners of war Russian President Vladimir Putin handed two Hungarian-Ukrainian prisoners of war to Hungary during Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó's visit to Moscow, where energy supply was also discussed. 04/03/2026
Europe News Democratic Iran is 'far from certain', Kallas says, warning of dangers "The dream scenario would be a democratic Iran that poses no threat to its neighbours, but this outcome is far from certain," Kaja Kallas said. 04/03/2026
Economy Eurozone unemployment unexpectedly falls to record low The eurozone job market showed modest improvement in January 2026, with the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate falling to 6.1%, an all-time low. 04/03/2026
Europe News Sánchez defies Trump in political gamble as Madrid say no to war As audacious as opportunistic, the Spanish PM clashes with Trump and revives the 'no to war' movement. Sánchez bets on a Villepin moment that can energize his progressive base and crown him leader of the left. But his strategy comes with risks attached from security to business. 04/03/2026
No Comment France: Over 250 migrants cross Channel to England as calm seas return France saw several small boats leave the beach at Gravelines at dawn, carrying migrants hoping to reach England. 04/03/2026
Europe News Iran war revives spectre of energy crisis in Europe The European Union is staring down the prospect of a new energy crisis as the United States and Israel wage war on Iran, rattling gas markets. 04/03/2026
Health news Child obesity to hit 228 million by 2040, report finds By 2040 there will be more children who are overweight than not for the first time in history, a new report has found. 04/03/2026
Business Portugal's drone exports to Ukraine are double its sales to Russia From €4 million in 2022, the year the war began, revenues have soared to €87.3 million in 2025. Portuguese exports to Ukraine, five to ten times lower before the conflict, now represent double the sales to Russia. 04/03/2026
Hungary Hungarian FM in Moscow for energy talks with Putin Péter Szijjártó has travelled to Moscow to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin to secure guarantees on oil and natural gas imports, amid a dispute over damage to the Druzhba pipeline. The minister warned that the world is facing an energy crisis because of the war in Iran. 04/03/2026
Europe News EU Commission backs Spain after Trump’s trade threats The EU executive said it will defend the EU’s trade interests as US President Donald Trump threatens to cut off trade relations with Spain after it refused to let the US use its military bases for strikes on Iran. 04/03/2026
Europe Today Newsletter: Sánchez to Trump: “No War" Also in this newsletter: European Investment Bank (EIB) President Nadia Calviño tells us the war in the Middle East "makes it more urgent" for Europe to "reinforce its strategic autonomy" in the field of energy as well as security and defence. 04/03/2026
Europe News EU slams door on China with ‘Made in Europe’ push EU Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné on Wednesday presented a strategy shutting Beijing out of EU public funding by introducing a European preference in strategic sectors. Countries which limit access to their own markets through local content rules would also be cut off. 04/03/2026
Europe News What are Europe's oil route alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz? Many European countries like Italy, Greece, Spain, Poland and Belgium rely on the Strait of Hormuz for imports or refining. Experts say the closure of this corridor will not cut off Europe’s oil supply, but will continue to drive up oil prices and disrupt markets. 04/03/2026
Tech News Qualcomm bets on AI-native 6G by 2029 and says Europe can lead "6G is not an evolution, it's a revolution," Qualcomm's Wassim Chourbaji tells Euronews Next at the Mobile World Congress. 04/03/2026