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International travel is bringing viruses into Europe, while warmer conditions and the spread of invasive mosquito species are creating opportunities for local transmission.

Video. Can Europe stop tropical disease threat as it is moving up north

Updated: 4 November 2026 - 6:37 GMT+1

Portugal is releasing sterile mosquitoes to curb the spread of an invasive species. But rising dengue cases and warmer temperatures are forcing European authorities to rethink how they prepare for tropical diseases.

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