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Collins English Dictionary reveals their 2026 Word of the Year: Do you know what 'Mogging' means?

A popular slang term among Gen Z and Alpha, "mogging" is currently used in a playful way – even if it has a darker backstory.

King Charles and Queen Camilla caught in heavy rain during Antigua celebrations

King Charles III and Queen Camilla were caught in a downpour while attending Antigua and Barbuda’s Independence Day celebrations at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.

'Gridlock will be the word of the day' if Democrats win the midterms, says Republican strategist Matt Klink

Euronews' Stefan Grobe speaks to Matt Klink, a Republican party strategist, and president of Klink Campaigns. He comments on the upcoming US midterm elections due to happen across the US today.

Montenegro to join EU by 2028 'very realistic', says Podgorica's representative

Petar Marković, Montenegro's ambassador to the EU, said his country is the "frontrunner" among the EU candidate countries.

How can the EU support 50 million Europeans who can’t heat their homes?

On October 29, EU energy ministers met in Luxembourg to address the severe winter energy affordability crisis. Driven by conflicts in the Middle East and the war in Ukraine, wholesale gas prices have surged to nearly €100 per megawatt-hour.

Rhodes floods: Cars swept away after torrential rain in Greece

Floodwaters swept vehicles and debris through Archangelos on Rhodes, damaging dozens of homes and businesses as more storms remain possible.

Police dismantle housing cost protest camp in central Madrid, city authorities say

The camp sprang up on 26 September following the police eviction of an 87-year-old pensioner from her lifelong Madrid home, after the real estate company that owned the apartment drastically raised the rent.

The race to join the EU: Who’s in pole position — and who’s falling behind?

Good morning. My name is Angela Skujins and welcome to your Tuesday newsletter. On today’s menu: The who’s who of those wanting to join the 27 member club gather for an exclusive EU Enlargement Summit hosted by Euronews. Here’s what you need to know today.

Saudi Aramco profits jump 35% despite attacks on oil facilities

Higher oil prices and a joint venture sale lifted the Saudi giant’s earnings, even as disrupted exports and prolonged conflict weighed on the kingdom’s economy.

Europe Today: Euronews Enlargement Summit kicks off in Brussels as US midterms test Trump

Brussels hosts the Euronews Enlargement Summit as Montenegro, Albania and Ukraine push for EU membership. We speak to the EU ambassadors of Montenegro, Petar Marković, and Ukraine, Taras Kachka. Plus: Republican strategist Matt Klink on how today's US midterms test Donald Trump.

North Korea slams FBI claims it was behind €5bn Binance hack and test fires missiles

A 2024 United Nations report said proceeds from North Korean cyberattacks had "reportedly helped to fund the country's development of weapons of mass destruction".

Why are supermarket freezers being hacked across Europe and could AI make it worse?

Who is responsible for the cyber attacks on supermarket freezers in Europe and why will it get worse with AI? Euronews Next spoke to cybersecurity experts for answers.

Apple earnings beat expectations, but rising chip costs worry investors

Better-than-expected results from Apple for the last quarter of the company’s fiscal year 2026 were overshadowed by rising memory chip costs and a forecast for slower services growth.

Thousands of troops from Europe to rehearse post-war Ukraine deployment in Poland

The force, which was set up in 2025 and already has an operational headquarters in Paris, is not a NATO operation and has little US involvement.

‘The forest is an act of love’: Italy’s truffle hunters step in to save drought-hit harvests

Reforestation can help lower soil temperatures, retain moisture and reduce erosion in woodlands where climate change is shrinking truffle harvests.