Storm Harry hits Malta with strong winds and high waves
Malta was hit by strong winds and high waves as Storm Harry battered its islands. Read more at Read More
UK had ‘obligation’ to approve controversial London mega embassy, China says
The 20,000-square-metre site is set to become the largest embassy complex in the UK by area and one of the largest in the centre of a Western capital. Read more…
Italy’s ‘Tutankhamun’s tomb’: Archaeologists hail discovery of sole Vitruvius basilica
The newly excavated basilica is the only building definitively attributed to Marcus Vitruvius Pollonius, a founding figure of western architecture. Read More
Why has Greenland become so important that everyone wants it?
Europe and the US are interested in Greenland’s rare earths and other minerals. This interest has sparked disputes and tariff threats. Read More
Newsletter: Trump flies to Davos with Europe-US relations in the balance
Also in this newsletter: why Trump’s Gaza Board of Peace is complicating efforts to defuse Greenland tensions, and the view from Strasbourg ahead of a vote that could kick the…
Why you need to visit Finland’s newest European Capital of Culture
Oulu has a year-long programme of events putting the spotlight on Sámi culture and climate change. Read More
Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu accepts invitation to join Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’
The board was originally envisioned as a small group of world leaders overseeing the Gaza ceasefire plan but appears to have changed into a body tasked with solving conflicts more…
Why the EU is wary of targeting US services in a trade clash
As Washington renews tariff threats, Europe is weighing retaliation. Hitting US services would hurt the US the most, but it comes with high risks. Read More
Europe Today: Back to back live interviews from Davos to Strasbourg
Tune in to Euronews’ new flagship morning programme, Europe Today, at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of…
The world has entered an era of ‘global water bankruptcy’, UN warns. What does it actually mean?
Decades of human activity have left “irreversible damage” to the planet’s water supply, a new report warns.Read More