euronews.comadded August 2026
Euronewsby Mohamed Elashi10 Sept 2026
Egyptian law allows capital punishment for some serious drug offences, while a 2024 reform gives felony defendants a full appeal before the Court of Cassation.
Euronewsby David Mouriquand; Amber Louise Bryce10 Sept 2026
As a good-vibes-only record of the Live '25 Tour, 'Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger' does an admirable job.
Euronewsby Aleksandar Brezar10 Sept 2026
The Houthis' latest offensive is meant to replicate Iran's Hormuz blockade in the Bab el-Mandeb, with Red Sea coastal towns and islands in the crucial waterway among their next military objectives.
Euronewsby Jonathan Benton10 Sept 2026
The American chipmaker launched what they have described as a ‘personal supercomputer’ in Berlin on Friday, designed and made for a “completely new era of computing” driven by AI.
Euronewsby Doloresz Katanich10 Sept 2026
What would Trump’s proposed $5,000 dividend buy — and could the US afford its estimated $1.2 trillion cost?
Euronewsby Luca Bertuzzi10 Sept 2026
The European Commission is redirecting resources to keep pace with Moldova's fast reform drive, even as its accession stays politically coupled with Ukraine's Hungary-stalled bid.
Euronewsby Estelle Nilsson-Julien10 Sept 2026
French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen reaffirmed their commitment to space at a major summit co-hosted by France and Germany in Paris.
Euronewsby Dianne Apen-Sadler10 Sept 2026
Icelandair’s Hekla Aurora, a Boeing 757-200, was retired in October last year having delighted plane spotters with its stunning livery since 2014.
Euronewsby Babak Kamiar10 Sept 2026
In a Euronews exclusive, Euronews Farsi spoke with drivers, small business owners and salaried workers about life in an economy where fuel prices doubled overnight, and people can no longer afford...
Euronewsby Frances Lopez10 Sept 2026
As lifelong homeownership slips out of reach for a growing share of the population, a new study tracking 39 OECD countries examines how permanent renting is reshaping housing markets—with countries...
Euronewsby Lucia Blasco10 Sept 2026
The government says it is confident Seat will continue after Volkswagen kept several options open for the brand beyond 2030, adding no decision has yet been made on its future.
Euronewsby Mike Starling10 Sept 2026
Opening at the end of September in the heart of Nashville, Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel and Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum will celebrate the country music icon’s life and career.
Euronewsby Sasha Vakulina10 Sept 2026
Russia’s latest drone incursion into Moldova and NATO airspace comes as Moscow increasingly deploys jet-powered attack drones, blurring the line between traditional UAVs and low-cost cruise...
Euronewsby Vincenzo Genovese10 Sept 2026
A letter signed by 122 EU lawmakers from across the political spectrum calls for the controversial debate over immobilised assets to be reopened, as Ukraine faces a budget crunch.
Euronewsby Lucia Blasco10 Sept 2026
Suicide deaths in the EU fell slightly in 2023 and are below levels a decade ago. Three in four victims are men. In Spain, figures show a fall, as the WHO calls to end stigma.
Euronewsby Rafael Salido10 Sept 2026
The Spanish Grand Prix is driving luxury short-term rents in Madrid up by as much as 1,000%, and in Valdebebas some flats are being listed at up to 20,000 euros for the race.
Euronewsby Ruth Wright10 Sept 2026
“If humanity doesn't cut the fossil fuel pollution baking our planet, this summer's brutal heat, fires and droughts will seem mild compared to the permanent climate nightmare that will follow,”...
Euronewsby Knarik Papoyan10 Sept 2026
Ukraine's drone campaign forced an average of 32 airport closures a day across 32 Russian airports including Moscow and St Petersburg, with summer totals already exceeding all of 2025, as Zelenskyy...
Euronewsby Nina Borowski10 Sept 2026
The French medicines agency (ANSM) urges women who take desogestrel contraceptives to seek medical advice if they develop suggestive symptoms, such as persistent headaches, visual disturbances or...
Euronewsby Cristian Caraballo10 Sept 2026
The EU had 23.2 million primary students in 2024, down 0.2% from 2023. Since 2014, numbers have risen by 2.9%, though trends vary widely: Luxembourg and Slovenia grew the most, while Poland...
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