‘This used to be paradise’: How intensive farming is destroying Europeans’ favourite swimming spots
'Green sludge' is appearing on Europe's shorelines as warming waters, sewage and agricultural runoff fuel the growth of…
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Tesla's profit drops as it explores a possible merger with Musk's other public company, SpaceX
Tesla reported a decline in third-quarter profit, but generated more cash than analysts expected, leaving investors…
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Kenichi Yoda, Princess of Asturias laureate: "Ghibli is closely tied to its time"
The new president of the legendary Japanese studio argues that beauty must be sought even when portraying horrors such…
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Drinking tea could lower your risk of stroke, but only if it’s not too hot
Drinking tea three or more times a week is linked to an 11% lower risk of vascular disease, such as stroke or heart…
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Latest news bulletin | October 22nd, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 22nd, 2026 - latest news, breaking…
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Residences, shower spas and private lofts: The most luxurious airline experiences ranked
Think luxury travel is all about the seat? A new ranking of the ‘most outrageous’ luxury airline experiences has found…
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Marine Le Pen vs Alice Weidel: How the far right wants to reshape the EU
AfD leader Alice Weidel unveiled her EU vision in Strasbourg a week after Marine Le Pen did the same in Brussels. Both…
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Trump suggests renaming Atlantic Ocean the 'American Ocean'
Donald Trump has once again floated renaming one of the oceans bordering the United States, suggesting the Atlantic…
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Canada unveils $6.2bn plan to shield manufacturers as Trump trade tariffs bite
Prime Minister Mark Carney said the Trump tariffs make both US and Canadian industries weaker and reduce choice for…
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El Salvador launches military operation in Haiti to free four kidnapped aviation technicians
Bukele warned that failure to free the men who have been missing since Sunday’s attack on an armoured vehicle would…
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Yemen: Tanks fire as fighting erupts on the outskirts of Taiz
Tanks and gunfire mark renewed clashes on the outskirts of Taiz. Inside the Yemeni city, mounting rubbish and blocked…
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Disappointed after meeting, French unions call for 5 November action
Trade unions, unanimously disappointed after their meeting with the government, are calling for a large mobilisation on…
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Greece: Thousands flood Athens streets in education protest
Thousands of protesters marched through Athens on Wednesday 21 October, demanding greater investment in education.…
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Pope Leo XIV post-op results show no further treatment required as tumour was localised
The pontiff needs no further treatment, his doctors said, eight days after an hour-and-a-half operation on his right…
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Aberfan: King Charles marks Welsh mining disaster that killed a generation of children
Survivors shared their memories with the royal party, six decades after an official verdict, a raid on donations and a…
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Lithuania seizes major synthetic drugs lab run by Dutch national
Police recover more than 500kg of methamphetamine and 300kg of amphetamine in a three-day operation targeting a…
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Colombia seizes 7.6 tonnes of Netherlands-bound cocaine at Cartagena port
Separately, two Dutch nationals wanted by prosecutors in the Netherlands have been arrested in Colombia.
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Thélyson Orélien row: publisher says AI used to write 'C'était ça ou mourir'
The Quebec author has been at the centre of a controversy for weeks. On Wednesday, his Canadian publisher Les Éditions…
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Riots in France: tourism sector fears drop in foreign visitors
Images of the riots in France, broadcast worldwide, are already slowing hotel bookings, and tourism professionals fear…
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Dussehra: Giant effigies of demons go up in flames in India
India celebrated Dussehra, or Vijayadashmi, in New Delhi with Ravana effigies set ablaze, fireworks and the prime…
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EU journalism prize awards investigation into human rights abuse at Italy’s migrant centres in Albania
An investigation published by Dutch platform De Correspondent on the controversial Italy-Albania migration deal, now…
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Zelenskyy backs freezing front line as first step towards Ukraine ceasefire
The Ukrainian leader insists Kyiv must have a seat at any negotiations and wants security guarantees from Washington…
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Nine Emperor Gods Festival: Devotees walk across burning embers for good luck
Devotees walked on fire for good luck at Malaysia’s Nine Emperor festival, with fireworks, a lion dance and blessings…
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Qatar in Motion | Made in Qatar: Local brands with global ambitions
This episode of Qatar in Motion explores how local talent is driving economic diversification. We reveal how…
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Latest news bulletin | October 21st, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 21st, 2026 - latest news, breaking…
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Milei reignites war of words with Sánchez as Spanish PM declares himself ‘leftie and proud’
Javier Milei has reignited his war of words with Pedro Sánchez during a visit to Madrid, as the Spanish prime minister…
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African health ministers to hold Ebola crisis talks as Nigeria confirms first case
African health ministers will hold crisis talks on Ebola as Nigeria becomes the fourth country to confirm a case. The…
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EU should revive talks on broader China trade deal, top MEP says
As EU lawmakers prepare to visit Beijing, the European Parliament's trade chief is calling for a broader agreement that…
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Poland’s abortion reforms would leave it among the EU’s most restrictive, even if signed into law
Poland’s parliament, Sejm, has voted to ease some of the country’s abortion restrictions, but the changes would leave…
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Roaming roots: Artist Gulnur Mukazhanova explores her nomadic heritage at Frieze London
Presented in collaboration with Turkish Airlines, artist Gulnur Mukazhanova brought her ongoing Bosağa textile series…
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Brussels goes back to the drawing board on Europe-wide taxes
European Council President António Costa has taken over the negotiations on the bloc's next long-term budget, with one…
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UK's Burnham revives North Sea gas field project that stalled under Starmer
Backed by Norway's Equinor and Shell, unions and industry have welcomed the decision, while environmental campaigners…
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UN warns El Nino could be strongest on record as it urges world to prepare
The UN's aid chief says the humanitarian system cannot cope alone, as $50 million is released for 11 frontline…
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EU prosecutors raid far-right group's offices in €4 million funds scandal
The searches are linked to an probe into the alleged misuse of more than €4 million by the now-defunct Identity and…
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Eurozone government debt climbs to 88.8% of GDP as Italy closes in on Greece
Government debt in the eurozone rose to 88.8% of GDP in the second quarter of 2026, with Italy closing in on Greece,…
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Macron calls for extreme caution in Gulf, secures critical gas deal in Qatar state visit
French president concludes his state visit by reinforcing the strategic partnership with Qatar. He declares his Gulf…
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