FlyDubai co-pilot attacked captain with axe in “terrorist” act
Euronewsby Peter Barabas·5d ago
The FlyDubai co-pilot who nearly crashed the Tel-Aviv bound flight is an Omani national named Hamam al-Hammami. He was barred from flying by Oman amid concerns he showed signs of extremist views.
Spain faces housing protests in more than 50 cities
Euronewsby Simon Ormiston·5d ago
The eviction of an 87-year-old woman has turned anger over rents that have nearly doubled in ten years into a threat to Pedro Sánchez's minority government.
Polls open in Latvia's parliamentary election
Euronewsby Jeremiah Fisayo-Bambi·5d ago
Partial results are expected on Saturday evening, with preliminary official results due on Sunday.
The way you speak could reveal early signs of brain ageing
Euronewsby Marta Iraola Iribarren·5d ago
The way we speak may reveal how quickly we are ageing, with older-sounding speech linked to dementia and brain changes.
Hungarian restaurants struggle: costs match Europe but revenues lag behind
Euronewsby Magyar Ádám·5d ago
A new study says tourist traps create competition that squeezes quality restaurants, as foreign visitor numbers fall and most Hungarians cannot afford to eat out regularly.
The Disney generation: What unites Baby Boomers, millennials and Gen Z
Euronewsby Berenika Sorokowska·5d ago
Disney stories may be aimed at children, but their lessons can last a lifetime. A study by SWPS University in Poland found that values such as friendship, loyalty, family, courage, resilience and...
Feel ‘lost’ in nature? Bushcraft skills could help you reconnect
Euronewsby Angela Symons·5d ago
The Bushcraft Bus is reconnecting Europeans with nature. If you’re not a military green-clad survivalist or a forest-bathing wellness enthusiast, you might feel “a little bit lost” in the great...
Where are house prices rising fastest in Europe and why?
Euronewsby Servet Yanatma·5d ago
House prices in Europe continue to rise, outpacing inflation in many countries. Annual increases ranged from 0.6% in Germany to 16.5% in Portugal in the second quarter of 2026.
How luxury travel has evolved and ‘doesn’t look one way’
Euronewsby Mike Starling·5d ago
The fusion of food and hospitality is a major driving force in the world of luxury travel. We spoke to Michelin Guide's Marie-France Perrel about how the sector is changing.
Russia leads world in cat ownership — yet has 2.8 million strays
Euronewsby Irina Belikova·5d ago
Nearly 59% of Russian households own at least one cat, the highest rate globally, but the 2022 mobilisation order left hundreds of thousands of animals abandoned when owners fled the country or...
Two underage migrants stabbed in Ceuta as tensions rise
Euronewsby Christina Thykjaer·6d ago
Two migrant children were stabbed in a knife attack in Ceuta, while health authorities have found high levels of bacteria in the water at Trampolín beach, near a migrant camp.
US suspends consular services in Brazil over security concerns
Euronewsby Gael Camba·6d ago
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and rival Flavio Bolsonaro are pulling no punches in a last-ditch effort to win voters ahead of Sunday's election in Brazil, where the US and Australia suspended...
Sánchez begins reflection on early election as protesters call for general strike
Euronewsby Christina Thykjaer·6d ago
Spanish Prime Minister will decide this weekend whether to call early elections after his two housing decrees were rejected, as housing activists prepare fresh protests and consider a general...
Russia 'tearing Kyiv apart', mayor says, as strikes paralyse traffic
Euronewsby Gael Camba·6d ago
Russian attacks on key infrastructure were "tearing Kyiv apart", the city's mayor said Friday, as strikes on a bridge linking the capital's east and west brought traffic to a standstill.
Argentina announces it will give passports for €311.000 contribution
Euronewsby Gael Camba·6d ago
Argentina on Friday announced plans to offer citizenship to wealthy foreigners in exchange for cash contributions or investments in government bonds, as libertarian President Javier Milei seeks new...
DR Congo Ebola outbreak killed more than 4,000: official figures
Euronewsby Gael Camba·6d ago
The worst ever Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now killed more than 4,000 people out of more than 8,000 confirmed cases, Congolese officials said on Friday.
The solar system will fall apart far sooner than anyone thought, scientists say
Euronewsby Jonathan Benton·6d ago
Earth will be long gone by then, but new research shows the outer planets will be thrown out too, and a billion times earlier than expected, according to astrophysics research.
G7 agrees 100 million-barrel emergency oil release amid US pressure
Euronewsby Marta Pacheco·6d ago
The G7, led by France, announced the release of 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil after Trump threatened a ban of diesel exports.
Assisi marks 800 years since St Francis's death and remains a symbol of peace and dialogue
Euronewsby Cecilia Attanasio Ghezzi; Fanuel Morelli·6d ago
Today we honour Saint Francis, symbol of peace and diplomacy. On the 800th anniversary of his death, Euronews revisits his meeting with the sultan of Egypt and what this charismatic figure still...
How Assisi marks 800 years since St Francis's death and why he still embodies peace
Euronewsby Cecilia Attanasio Ghezzi; Fanuel Morelli·6d ago
Today we honour Francis as a man of peace and diplomacy. On the 800th anniversary of his death and 4 October's holiday, Euronews looks back on his meeting with Egypt's sultan and on the enduring...
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