A physics graduate, a soccer player, a teen who couldn't swim: They died in the Ceuta migrant surge In a tragic attempt to reach Europe, dozens of Moroccans died trying to cross into Spain The Independent UK · Aug 18
How the far right is tightening its grip over the EU – from the inside The centrist coalition that traditionally shaped EU laws is now colluding with MEPs from the AfD and Marine Le Pen’s National Rally, says academic Alberto Alemanno The Guardian - UK · Aug 18
How Digitalisation Is Reshaping Europe’s Entertainment Market European entertainment now reaches people through devices used for many different things. TV screens carry streaming services, games, music apps, and social platforms. inkl · Aug 18
Why Vintage Shopping in Indian Cities Feels Nothing Like Western Thrift Store Culture The object was never meant to leaveThe silk saree folded into the corner of a Chor Bazaar stall did not arrive there the way a flannel shirt arrives at a Goodwill in Portland. Nobody donated it. Nobody decided it had run its course and dropped it into a bin. It… Times Life · Aug 18
Weather Europe Tomorrow (2026/08/18) Tomorrow's Europe weather forecast, provided by Euronews (Broadcast 2026/08/18) Euronews · Aug 18
Weather Europe Today (2026/08/18) Today's Europe weather forecast, provided by Euronews (Broadcast 2026/08/18) Euronews · Aug 18
Why Do Elite European Teams Want Second-Tier U.S. Players? Two players from the USL Championship appear to be heading across the pond. Sports Illustrated · Aug 17
Stranded Travellers, Evacuated Homes and Water Rationing as Extreme Weather Grips Two Continents Extreme weather events, including floods in Japan and wildfires in England, have disrupted life across Europe and Asia, highlighting the urgent need for climate action and adaptation strategies. International Business Times UK · Aug 17
Rhine River remains low amid ongoing drought in Germany Drought conditions have pushed water levels on Germany's Rhine to exceptionally low levels. The situation is putting pressure on inland navigation along one of western Europe's key transport routes. It comes amid a record-breaking wave of extreme weather across the region. Euronews · Aug 17
Europe’s youngest self-made billionaire: James Dacombe dropped out of high school at 17 to build his startup and now his wealth has crossed the $1 billion mark at 25 At just 25, James Dacombe has catapulted himself into billionaire territory with his AI chip enterprise, Olix, which he founded a mere two years ago. His wealth has crossed $1 billion mark and he is considered Europe’s youngest self-made billionaire. He's also a stakeholder in his previous brain-monitoring venture, CoMind. The Economic Times · Aug 17
Ford's Hypercar Finally Hits The Track, And It Sounds Amazing The Ford Hypercar is currently being tested in Europe, and its hybrid V8 powertrain sounds awesome. Motor1 · Aug 17
European farmers face ‘unprecedented crisis’ after successive heatwaves Vegetable and grain growers call for urgent action, warning of ‘catastrophic’ harvests due to continent-wide drought The Guardian - UK · Aug 17
Latest news bulletin | August 17th, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this August 17th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. Euronews · Aug 17
Billionaire Gen Zer dropped out of high school to launch his start-up at 17—now he’s the richest self-made 25-year-old in the U.K and all of Europe James Dacombe, the 25-year-old behind AI chipmaker Olix and brain monitoring startup CoMind, says being young and “naive” was a career advantage. Fortune · Aug 17
International Business Times UK · Aug 17 Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Brussels Responds To Growing Concerns Over Airspace Surveillance The European Commission is enhancing its detection capabilities for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs) to improve aviation safety, amid calls for standardised reporting systems and increased public awareness.
The Conversation · Aug 17 Ceuta’s border crisis is about geopolitics, not just migration According to a European Parliament resolution adopted in June 2021, Moroccan police temporarily eased controls at the border of Ceuta, the Spanish enclave of about 83,000 people on the North African coast, and failed to stop thousands of people from entering.
Bored Panda · Aug 17 64 Questions Americans Asked Europeans That Left Them Wondering If They Were Serious Traveling and meeting people from different countries can lead to some pretty unexpected conversations. In this case, Europeans took to the internet to share the strangest questions they’ve been asked by Americans—questions that were apparently asked with complete sincerity. Keep reading to see which questions made the list.
Euronews · Aug 17 Geothermal energy promises a domestic energy supply – the EU needs a strategy The EU runs the risk of standing idly by whilst the US and Canada develop geothermal energy into an industry. In Europe discussions about partnerships are still ongoing, writes Tatiana Mindekova from the global energy think tank ‘Ember’ in a guest article for Euronews.
Euronews · Aug 17 These are Europe’s twistiest – and most scenic – roads, according to a new ranking A new ranking from Avis has crunched everything from curves and elevation to Google searches and Instagram popularity to reveal Europe’s ultimate roads for a scenic, twisty road trip.
Euronews · Aug 17 How to avoid tick bites and diseases they spread this summer Summer means long days outdoors — but across much of Europe, it also means peak tick season. The good news is that a few simple habits can substantially reduce the risk of being bitten.
International Business Times UK · Aug 17 Disgraced Rocker Ryan Adams Sells Off Prized Possessions After Admitting He Is 'Broke and Sick' Ryan Adams cancels his European tour due to health and financial issues, selling personal items. The musician's career remains affected by past controversies and current struggles.
The Independent UK · Aug 17 Ranking every Premier League team before the most unpredictable season in years Arsenal’s strength and depth makes them our favourites to defend their title but who will challenge them?
Radio France Internationale · Aug 17 Cop17 aims to restore land and hope in fight against desertification Extreme weather across much of Europe and elsewhere is lending added weight to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (Cop17), which begins on Monday in Mongolia. RFI looks at what's at stake worldwide.
The Guardian - UK · Aug 17 Share a tip on a city break in Europe Tell us about your favourite break in a less obvious European city – the best tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break
Euronews · Aug 17 Virgin Trains takes major step towards challenging Eurostar with London to Europe services Virgin Trains has been cleared to run up to 20 daily return services through the Channel Tunnel from 2030, bringing an end to Eurostar’s long-running monopoly one step closer.