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Protesters camp in Madrid as housing crisis sparks anger Protesters have been camping in central Madrid for a second day, calling on Spains government to take action over the countrys housing crisis. The demonstration was sparked by the eviction of an 87-year-old woman from her lifelong home.

Lithuania needs NATO response to Russian escalation, ex-minister says Gabrielius Landsbergis, former Foreign Affairs Minister of Lithuania, said his country expects hybrid attacks by Russia to be "mitigated by the Allies", as there is "so much Lithuania can do".

Europes AI demand could set off nuclear energy boom, says JP Morgan The EUs goal of ramping up data centre capacity is already driving more investment in nuclear energy projects as the bloc seeks to decarbonise and secure energy security at the same time, says the global investment firm.

Emmanuel Macron rearranges his schedule to attend Pope Leo XIVs final mass in Metz In a last-minute schedule shift, French President Emmanuel Macron has decided to attend the concluding mass of Pope Leo XIVs four-day visit to France before officially escorting the pontiff at his departure ceremony.

EU pushes China to accept import quotas in bid to rebalance trade Brussels is pressing Beijing to accept quotas on Chinese exports as negotiations enter their final stretch, with the EU threatening trade measures unless tangible progress is made by next month.

Sunday elections in Krakow yield two rival candidates for mayor. Does it reflect nationwide trends? In May, a grassroots initiative in Krakow led to a referendum that ousted the then mayor, Aleksander Miszalski which set a nationwide precedent. On Sunday, Krakow voted again and it is now clear who will face off in the second round.

From answering questions to carrying out complex tasks: The next phase of AI At the Google Cloud Summit in Doha, AI agents were a major focus as Qatar expands AI training and testing, raising questions over oversight and jobs.

Ukraine: Kharkiv apartment block hit by Russian strike, 25 injured A Russian strike hit a nine-storey apartment block in Kharkiv early on Monday, injuring 25 people, including nine children. Emergency workers evacuated 32 residents from the damaged building, according to regional authorities.

From Chud to Bop: Most searched Gen Alpha slang terms of 2026 (so far) revealed These are the most-searched-for Gen Alpha slang words for 2026 so far - and what they mean.

Impressionist masters and deranged diggers: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week Tom Cruise gives his zaniest performance yet in dark comedy Digger, The Smiths Johnny Marr returns with his 10th album, and new exhibitions spotlight Renoir and Monet. Heres what to look out for this week.

Nvidia launches platform to quarantine rogue AI agents in milliseconds The platform is designed to control what an agent can access and isolate it within milliseconds if it crosses those limits, according to the US chipmaker.

US and China name goods for possible tariff cuts – what it means for Europe Washington has published lists of goods the US and China could tax at lower rates under their 30-for-30 framework, covering about $30bn (€26.3bn) in annual trade each way. No rates or start date have been set, but US pork, dairy and whiskey on Beijings list could squeeze European exports.

Russia plans seven new superprisons despite war recruitment emptying its jails Seven complexes holding more than 20,000 inmates are planned for 2035, including one in Russian-occupied Kherson, even as the prison population has dropped from 465,000 to 282,000 since 2021, largely because inmates have been recruited as contract soldiers for the war in Ukraine.

Radio frequencies vital to Earth observation must be protected, UN bodies say The UN cautioned that radio frequency interference could disrupt measurements and compromise the reliability of forecasts, affecting authorities ability to prepare for and respond to environmental hazards.

La Rábida monastery: where Columbus won Castiles backing to discover America The discovery of America remains one of historys great feats, where two cultures met. Before setting sail, Columbus found vital backing at La Rábida from Franciscan friars and the Pinzón brothers, making the voyage possible.

Trump to dine with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei at the White House despite months of open conflict Trump had previously lashed at Amodei over his repeated calls to slow down the pace of development of advanced AI models over concerns of superintelligence, stressing that Washington must not lose its edge over Beijing.

The sea full of diclofenac — how researchers are trying to cut pharmaceutical pollution in the Baltic Sea Paracetamol, ibuprofen, carbamazepine, diclofenac, and other pharmaceuticals are being found in the Baltic Sea. Researchers say changing how some medicines are prescribed, used and disposed of could help reduce the flow.

Tokyo vs Seoul: Which trendy capital should you visit on an Asian adventure? Tourism in both Tokyo and Seoul has been booming for a while now and theres no sign of this slowing down just yet. Here we take a look at two of Asias trending capital cities.

Why the EU is unlikely to slash its diplomatic delegations The EU is unlikely to cut its diplomatic delegations despite budget pressure. The network, already being restructured, is vital for smaller member states and European companies.

A gold mine: How old EV batteries could help prevent Europe from wasting solar and wind energy Repurposing retired EV batteries could lower Europeans energy bills and prevent wind and solar farms from being switched off.

Oil prices jump after Trump rejects Irans truce offer Oil prices rose while stocks and bonds fell after US President Donald Trump rejected Irans latest proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, reversing some of the optimism that lifted markets late last week.

Euronews Travel & Tourism Summit 2026: Headline speakers, key topics and how to watch The Euronews Travel & Tourism Summit on 29 September brings together policymakers and industry experts to debate the biggest issues shaping the future of travel.

Europe Today: EU ministers meet on Ukraine aid as Trump rejects Irans Hormuz deal EU defence ministers meet in Brussels on Ukraine aid and Russias sanctions-busting "shadow fleet," as Moscow escalates missile and drone strikes. Elsewhere,Trump rejects Irans Hormuz offer, claiming the US is "winning tremendously," and Pope Leo XIV heads to Metz for his final day in France.

Where are salaries and job opportunities highest in Portugal? Information technology remains one of the most attractive fields in the Portuguese job market, offering high average salaries and strong job creation, according to Randstads latest Salary Trends Study.

Frances far-right National Rally gains ground in Senate and forms group for first time RN presidential candidate Marine Le Pen hailed a "historic victory" after the results were announced.

Ukraine funding gap looms over Brussels defence talks Good morning. This is Mared Gwyn with your Monday newsletter from Brussels. Today: the question of Ukraines funding gap looms over EU defence talks, and the blocs energy chief cautions over low energy storage. Lets dive in.

Does Europe need new global partners? Take our poll Could Canada become a test case for a wider EU partnership model? Relations reached a historic turning point when European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen suggested making Canada the EUs first-ever "associate member.

Why is the EU looking for associate members? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot The EU Commission opened the door for Canada to become its first-ever associate member as both parties want to reduce dependence on the US. But whats behind the proposal? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot.

MTV VMA 2026: Taylor Swift makes history again as female artist take top honours Pop sensation Taylor Swift won three prizes at the MTV VMAs, including the top honour - video of the year - cementing her status as the most decorated solo artist.

UK counter-terrorism police probe Iran link to suspected bomb plot at RAF base Since March, RAF Fairford has been used by the US military to launch air strikes on Iran as the war in the Middle East rumbles on.