Author: Euronews

Russia launched 823 attacks across Ukraine in a massive overnight attack, of which 54 drones and nine missiles hit their targets, while in Kyiv Ukraine’s main government building was reported on fire and at least two people have been killed.

A UK-funded expedition maps the hidden reefs of Akrotiri and Dhekelia, revealing fragile ecosystems already bearing the marks of human activity.

“This day is a great gift not only to the Catholic Church in Estonia, but to the whole Catholic Church and Estonian society,” – wrote Bishop Philippe Jourdan of Tallinn on the occasion of the first beatification in the history of the Estonian Church.

ADVERTISEMENT The Belgian town of Molenbeek has been undergoing a dramatic transformation this week to drive the Brussels district’s dreams of becoming the European Capital of Culture in 2030. Renowned artists and mediators have been leading workshops with the community, one of the most diverse of the Belgian capital, to create costumes, choreography and music for use in parades, circus acts, dance, theatre and other performances. “What is most important is that there are a lot of projects in public spaces, a lot of projects that directly involve residents. These are very often free, intergenerational projects”, Jan Goossens, co-mission holder…

ADVERTISEMENT Social media users are claiming that the French government is secretly preparing to go to war with Russia by March 2026, referencing an article published by the satirical newspaper “Le Canard enchaîné”. “Behind his fine words about peace in Ukraine, his [Emmanuel Macron’s] hypocrisy comes to light,” said one internet user in a post shared on X in August. Thierry Mariani, MEP for the far-right Rassemblement National party, suggested that Macron would support a war because it would allow him to cancel the 2027 elections, saying that “in a war you can no longer hold elections.” More than three…

Literary betrayal? Whitewashing? Too gratuitous? Soft porn for ticket sales? The trailer for Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Emily Brontë’s 1847 classic has received quite a bit of backlash. Here’s why.

ADVERTISEMENT Bulgarian officials have denied claims they suspected Moscow of jamming the GPS of a plane carrying European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, days after the Commission cited Bulgarian authorities as suggesting the incident was “due to blatant interference from Russia.” The country’s Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov told parliament on Thursday that von der Leyen’s plane had not experienced “prolonged interference or jamming.” In a statement made later the same day, Zhelyazkov said that even though no jamming had been detected by “ground instruments,” it didn’t exclude the possibility of “onboard devices” detecting jamming. Analysts consulted by Euronews confirmed…

As a requirement for the takeover, MPS needed investors to offer up at least 35% of Mediobanca shares. This goal has been surpassed, with MPS securing 38.5% of Mediobanca.

Every year the return to school means a significant outlay for families. Many families look for alternatives to save on school expenses in September. Second-hand purchases are a sustainable option and increasingly popular.

Ukraine’s bid to join the EU is paralysed by Hungary’s veto, a situation that has prevented Moldova from advancing in its application.