FOUND: 33 - What They Never Told You

French investigators use DNA and vehicle tracking to solve stolen Renoirs case

The arrests were prompted by the "very strong suspicion that another heist was imminent," the Marseille prosecutor said.

Euronews · Oct 12

Spain: National Day highlights territorial unity from Barcelona to Ceuta

Spain's National Day on Monday, 12 October, was marked by demonstrations in Barcelona in support of Spanish unity, while far-right leader Santiago Abascal visited Ceuta, the Spanish enclave on the North African coast.

Euronews · Oct 12

Blindsided again by Trump, Europe puts on a brave face and rallies behind Ukraine

European leaders closed ranks and rallied behind Ukraine as news of the diesel deal between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin continued to send shockwaves across the alliance.

Euronews · Oct 12

EU agrees new security mission in Lebanon as UN peacekeepers prepare to leave

EU foreign ministers approved a civilian-military mission to train Lebanon’s armed forces. It will not replace UNIFIL, whose mandate ends in December. Personnel numbers and participating countries are yet to be confirmed.

Euronews · Oct 12

44-year-old woman rescued after 20 hours in sea, Greek coastguard says

The woman, from El Salvador, was found by the cargo ship MSC Rossella III, which was taking part in search efforts, the coastguard said in a statement.

Euronews · Oct 12

NATO commander unveils strategy to make any attack on alliance ‘utterly futile’

Alexus Grynkewich says the new strategy aims to deny adversaries a foothold and dismantle their warfighting capabilities, telling the Warsaw Security Forum that NATO is prepared to block, blunt and break any attack.

Euronews · Oct 12

Nuclear war and malicious use of AI could end humanity by 2100, scientists warn

They are among 17 global threats to human health according to a new study by The Lancet which aims to drive global action to address them.

Euronews · Oct 12

Greece's social media ban for under-15s: What you need to know

The government argues that setting a clear age limit, combined with reliable age checks, will help protect children from potential risks associated with social media usage.

Euronews · Oct 12

Hundreds of French supermarkets hit by cyberattack on refrigeration systems

Several supermarkets were forced to discard fresh and frozen food, Intermarché said, and have yet to estimate the losses. The Paris prosecutor has opened an investigation.

Euronews · Oct 12

Hard-right Reform party pledges to suspend UK asylum system for up to five years if elected

Reform has accused Labour of having "totally lost control" of the UK's borders, whilst Labour says small boat crossing figures have continued to come down in recent years.

Euronews · Oct 12