Latest news bulletin | September 12th, 2025 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 12th, 2025 – latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. Read more at…
NATO secretary general announces Eastern Sentry initiative for the alliance’s eastern flank
NATO allies expressed full solidarity with Poland after drone violations of airspace. The so-called Eastern Sentry initiative will strengthen the eastern flank. Read More
‘The biggest crisis since independence’: What next for France and Algeria?
As a diplomatic spat between Paris and Algiers continues to sour, Euronews dissects how things got so bad, and where they could go from here. Read more at Read More
Afghanistan faces ‘triple’ returnee, climate and aid cut crisis, IOM mission chief says
The UN’s migration agency is being forced to make “difficult decisions” to “deprioritise” vulnerable Afghans returning home as deep aid cuts bite. Read more at Read More
Netherlands join boycott of Eurovision 2026 over Israeli participation
The Dutch public broadcaster, AVROTROS, has confirmed the Netherlands will join Slovenia, Iceland, Spain and Ireland in boycotting next year’s Eurovision Song Contest if Israel is involved. Read More
From Krakow to Valencia: What are the best European city breaks right now?
Travellers ranked these European cities as hot favourites for city breaks, offering rich culture, outstanding food and diverse experiences. Read More
EU auto summit confirms strategic focus on electric cars
The meeting between the President of the EU Commission and top representatives of the automotive industry was highly anticipated. Brussels stood firm by its CO2 targets until 2035. Read more…
The Rolling Stones working on new album – is an EU tour coming?
Following the chart-topping and Grammy-winning success of the band’s ‘Hackney Diamonds’ album, The Rolling Stones are reportedly finishing off their 25th studio album – and could be heading to Europe…
How the European Parliament turned a minute’s silence to political mudslinging
Under parliament rules, silence tributes are announced by the Parliament president at the opening of the plenary sessions and must be requested by political groups prior to the opening. Read…
Nuclear war: Can you afford to survive? Here’s how much private bunkers cost across Europe
Europe’s Cold War bunker network has largely been decommissioned. But now, some civilians are opting for personalised nuclear protection as the continent begins to upgrade its defence infrastructure. Read More