Who are the world’s most polite tourists? These nationalities have the best travel manners
A new survey reveals which nationalities are the best behaved, biggest tippers, biggest spenders, most adventurous and most passionate about food. Read More
Exclusive: US naval blockade is paralysing daily life, Iranians tell Euronews
A Euronews Farsi exclusive shows how a reinstated US naval blockade is paralysing Iran’s trade, driving 70% inflation and pushing families into survival mode. From stranded cargo to empty tables,…
‘Polyester’: Understanding Gen Z’s new favourite insult (and why it’s a good thing)
What does Gen Z’s latest viral insult mean and what does it reveal about their preoccupations? Read More
No strings attached: Air Guitar World Championships return for 30th edition in Finland
Finnish performer Aapo “The Angus” Rautio has won the Air Guitar World Championships for a second consecutive year, taking the title in front of a home crowd in western Finland.…
Russian strikes on warehouses leave Kyiv shops empty and destroy 12m school books ahead of new term
The Russian Defence Ministry said on Sunday it is preparing “massive strikes” on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Read More
Israel signs €3 billion arms export deal with Greece, defence ministry says
In a statement, the Greek Defence Ministry said the multi-billion euro purchase was part of “the greatest reform of its armed forces in its history.” Read More
200 bikers gather at Italy’s Castel Gandolfo for motorcycle blessing
Around 200 bikers gathered at Lake Castel Gandolfo for a motorcycle blessing, with Father Tadeusz Rozmus calling for brotherhood, respect and safer roads. Read more at Read More
Italy keeps Schengen suspension with Spain in place for further 15 days over Ceuta tensions
The Interior Ministry has announced a further 15-day suspension of Schengen with Madrid, after Matteo Piantedosi said the situation in Ceuta remains tense and “far from improved”. Read More
Britain-Ireland ferry travel is changing as passengers face new passport rules from September
Passengers travelling on several ferry routes between Britain and Ireland will face stricter ID requirements from 28 September, with valid passports replacing other forms of photo identification. Read More
Michael Jackson fans dance to Thriller to mark King of Pop’s 68th birthday
Michaelmania took over the Mexican capital as fans gathered to honour Michael Jackson on what would have been the King of Pop’s 68th birthday, performing Thriller’s iconic dance and dressing…