What we know (and still don't) about Canada's 'associate membership' The idea of making Canada the European Union's first "associate member" has caused a furore. Here's what we know and still don't know. Euronews · Sep 19
US and Denmark reach deal over Greenland's security Greenland's prime minister, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, welcomed the agreement, saying it was "to the benefit of us all" and that it would "ensure and strengthen" the security of the island. Euronews · Sep 19
What happens if a solar farm catches fire? Europe’s biggest battery test centre is finding out Battery ‘torture testing’ simulates car washes, sandstorms and wildfires for the benefit of the energy transition. Euronews · Sep 19
Drums, dancing and definitely no tears: Here’s why you need to experience Nepal’s Sa: Paru festival Euronews Travel’s Dianne Apen-Sadler headed to the ancient city of Bhaktapur in Nepal for the Sa: Paru festival honouring those that have died in the past year. Euronews · Sep 19
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Fear of AI job losses now outweighs hope of new jobs, study finds In the midst of calls for an AI development slowdown, the fear and uncertainty over AI's impact on the job market remain present worldwide, study finds. Euronews · Sep 19
EU fuel prices hit records as ECB experts see diesel margins peak in October EU petrol and diesel prices hit record highs this week, according to the European Commission. Refining margins—the cost of turning crude oil into fuel—are partly to blame, and prices could remain elevated as ECB experts tell Euronews that diesel margins are expected to peak only in October. Euronews · Sep 19
Russians leave before election ends, fearing mobilisation to follow Requests for emergency emigration assistance from Russia have surged eightfold since July, with searches for "how to leave" and "mobilisation" at their highest since early 2023. An electronic summons register now automatically triggers an exit ban, documented cases show. Euronews · Sep 19
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Trump threatens to ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House The president has already pursued legal action against other major news organisations, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and the BBC. Euronews · Sep 18
Video shows migrants running towards temporary camp in Ceuta Hundreds of migrants ran towards the port of Ceuta on Friday hoping to secure a place at a new temporary camp set up by Spanish authorities. Euronews · Sep 18
As Russia strikes Kyiv and Kharkiv, Russian cooling tower hit by drone The International Atomic Energy Agency said it has been informed of the strike on the Kursk nuclear power plant and said it was not on fire despite being operational at the time Euronews · Sep 18
Euronews · Sep 18 Irish Finance Minister says Hormuz closure, not Ukraine, causing energy crisis The Irish Finance Minister hit back against claims made by the US that Ukraine is causing the global energy crisis, saying de-escalation in the Middle East is the only solution.
Euronews · Sep 18 Latest news bulletin | September 18th, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 18th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Euronews · Sep 18 Three dead and eight injured in Philippines school shooting Officials say the teenager had warned friends after lunch that he was “going to do something” and told them to go home, but they thought he was joking.
Euronews · Sep 18 Three parties to attempt to form new cabinet following Romanian election The previous government collapsed after a no-confidence vote following tensions over austerity and efforts to reduce Romania’s large budget deficit.
Euronews · Sep 18 Shakira opens her Madrid stadium with the first of 12 concerts Shakira returns to Spain this Friday with 12 shows in Madrid, wrapping up her world tour after eight years away, playing to about 50,000 fans a night until 11 October.
Euronews · Sep 18 easyJet cabin crew in Portugal plan October and December strikes easyJet cabin crew in Portugal voted on Thursday to stage strikes from 2 to 6 October and 19 to 23 December over working conditions and pay.
Euronews · Sep 18 What to expect from the Trump-Xi summit, from tariffs to a possible $30 billion deal Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to hold talks with US President Donald Trump in Washington next week, with an expiring trade truce, tens of billions in tariff relief and AI all on the table as both economies need the relationship to hold.
Euronews · Sep 18 Russian man swims from Kaliningrad to Lithuania in failed asylum attempt A 68-year-old Russian man swam down the Nemunas River from Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave to neighbouring Lithuania to seek asylum, only to be returned to Russia.
Euronews · Sep 18 Japan tests mobile robotic rubbish bins at Shinjuku Station Japan's busiest railway station is testing mobile robotic rubbish bins in Tokyo, with the aim of easing the workload of sanitation workers.
Euronews · Sep 18 Torrential rain and flooding slam Tunis, forcing schools to close Torrential rain and severe thunderstorms struck Tunis on 17 September, flooding roads, disrupting traffic, and forcing schools and universities to suspend afternoon classes from 3 p.m. local time.
Euronews · Sep 18 Macron to convene G7 on energy, warning of 'Russian aggression' Emmanuel Macron is calling for a "protection plan" against "Russian hybrid attacks". According to the French president, "the nature of Russian aggression and threats in Europe is changing".