UK police ban face coverings at planned anti-migrant protest
Euronewsby Greta Ruffino11 Sept 2026
Small-boat crossings remain a highly contentious political issue in the UK, where tens of thousands of migrants arrive across the Channel each year.
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top 2%US commemorates 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks
Euronewsby Greta Ruffino11 Sept 2026
Traditionally, there are no political speeches at the Ground Zero commemoration. Victims’ relatives read their names, paid tribute to first responders and called for national unity.
French father jailed for threatening to behead his son’s teacher
Euronewsby Nina Borowski; Greta Ruffino11 Sept 2026
The altercation broke out after the teacher told the nine-year-old boy not to “act like a tough guy”. Sentenced to six months in prison, the father was immediately taken into custody.
Russia returns to Mediterranean with sanctioned 'Syrian Express' ships
Euronewsby Estelle Nilsson-Julien11 Sept 2026
Four Russian ships, including sanctioned cargo and tanker vessels escorted by a destroyer, entered the Mediterranean via Gibraltar on 27 August, ending the first interruption of Russia's naval...
UK Parliament votes down assisted dying bill in England and Wales
Euronewsby Greta Ruffino11 Sept 2026
Assisted suicide is legal in several countries, including Belgium, Canada, the Netherlands, Spain and Switzerland, as well as parts of the US, although eligibility rules vary.
NATO's deterrence 'weakened' by lack of response to Russian attacks
Euronewsby Shona Murray; Angela Skujins11 Sept 2026
Experts and diplomats tell Euronews that Europe’s failure to appropriately respond to escalating Russia aggression across NATO territory is chipping away at the alliance’s deterrence ability – and...
Mediterranean’s wind and solar plans surpass the US, finds analysis
Euronewsby Liam Gilliver11 Sept 2026
More than 552 GW of utility-scale solar and wind projects have been announced, or are already under development, across the Mediterranean.
Are you smarter than a 15-year-old? Try these OECD Pisa tests
Euronewsby Amber Louise Bryce11 Sept 2026
This week, the OECD's PISA report has revealed a global decline in 15-year-old's maths and reading skills — but how much better can the grown-up's fare?
European leisure travel to Saudi Arabia forecast to grow 130% by 2030
Euronewsby Mike Starling11 Sept 2026
According to new research, Europe was also the fastest-growing long-haul region for Saudi leisure travellers between 2019 and 2025.
EU's largest political group doesn't want confrontation with China
Euronewsby Luca Bertuzzi11 Sept 2026
The EU's most influential political family is drafting a paper urging tougher use of trade leverage with China, while maintaining dialogue and avoiding a trade escalation.
OpenAI makes U-turn and calls for binding national AI safety rules
Euronewsby Roselyne Min11 Sept 2026
The intervention comes a week after OpenAI released GPT-6 Astra, “its most capable model to date,” after delaying its rollout over cybersecurity concerns.
Tributes paid to 9/11 victims at Republican midterm convention
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds11 Sept 2026
US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance are scheduled to visit the sites of the 11 September 2001 attacks on Friday, with Trump expected to deliver a speech at the Pentagon.
Two Azerbaijani sailors killed in Black Sea tugboat drone attack
Euronewsby Saida Rustamova11 Sept 2026
The Somali-flagged TEDY was hit near Odesa and struck twice more overnight, with two other crewmembers hospitalised with burns.
Growth: France lags behind its European neighbours
Euronewsby Nina Borowski11 Sept 2026
Insee has sharply cut its 2026 growth forecast, from 0.7% to 0.4%. After a subdued first half, weak consumption, falling investment and rising inflation darken the outlook for year-end.
One killed and many injured in Russian overnight attacks on Ukraine
Euronewsby Lucy Davalou11 Sept 2026
The injured include a mother and her son who were left injured following an overnight Russian drone attack on Zaporizhzhia, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service.
'One of the most powerful messages she ever made': Princess Diana's 'Revenge Dress' to go up for auction
Euronewsby David Mouriquand11 Sept 2026
The infamous ‘Revenge Dress’, interpreted as having been worn by Diana "in revenge" for the televised admission of adultery by then-Prince Charles, is going up for auction for the first time since...
War, sanctions and inflation leave Iran short of hundreds of medicines
Euronews11 Sept 2026
Prices for basic medicines such as paracetamol and insulin have skyrocketed amid major shortages of less common pharmaceuticals.
Welcome to the Baltic military-industrial complex
Euronewsby Angela Skujins11 Sept 2026
Good morning. Angela Skujins penning this Friday newsletter from the bitter Baltics, where I’ve just spent the last few days immersed in beetroot soup, battlefield tactics and the scintillating...
How are Europeans coping with energy and fuel bills?
Euronewsby Inês Trindade Pereira11 Sept 2026
The rising cost of fuel and energy bills is hammering Europeans, with some taking extreme measures to offset higher prices, such as giving up on medical care.
Brazil meat ban a ‘problem’ for EU-Mercosur deal, ambassador warns
Euronewsby Mared Gwyn Jones11 Sept 2026
Brussels' suspension of Brazilian meat imports undermines key benefits of the EU-Mercosur trade deal which Brazil paid a high price to secure, the country’s ambassador to the EU has said.