European News
The Euro Weekly News proudly connects the English-speaking community of Spain with all the latest news from home and abroad. Known by residents as the ‘people’s paper’, we have been providing this invaluable news service since 1999, ensuring that expats and international travellers can remain up-to-date with all the latest developments in Spain and the rest of Europe.
Archaeologists uncover ancient chamber in Gibraltar that could rewrite Neanderthal story
Archaeologists have uncovered a previously sealed chamber in a Gibraltar cave that may shed fresh light on the lifestyles of some of the last Neanderthals...
Breathing danger: WHO identifies world’s most polluted countries and cleanest nations
A new global air quality report has revealed that only thirteen countries and territories worldwide maintain levels of air pollution that conform to the World...
Portugal plans tougher immigration rules – longer detention and faster deportations ahead
Portugal is preparing to tighten its immigration system, with plans to hold migrants for longer and speed up deportations. The government has approved a new...
High-speed internet at 35,000 feet: Aer Lingus launches Starlink Wi‑Fi
Aer Lingus has begun installing Starlink satellite internet on its aircraft, bringing a significant improvement in in‑flight connectivity for passengers. The service, developed by Elon...
France ferry ports warn of delays as new EU border system rolls out
If you’re travelling between the UK and France soon, expect delays - ferry ports are warning that the new EU border system could cause serious...
Legendary musketeer D’Artagnan may finally be found beneath Maastricht church
Human remains believed to be those of the famed French musketeer D’Artagnan have been uncovered beneath a church in the Dutch city of Maastricht, prompting...
Hope fading for lost humpback stranded off German coast
A young humpback whale stranded in the Baltic Sea off Germany’s northern coast is showing clear signs of deterioration, with marine experts warning that the...
Non-EU property purchases blocked in Finland: What the new 2026 security vetoes mean for buyers
Finland has officially blocked six property purchases by foreign nationals this weekend, March 29, 2026, as the Ministry of Defence triggers a strict new security...
Tiny island state with worst jams in Europe pays young drivers €25,000 not to drive for five years
Malta has launched a controversial cash incentive to tackle severe road congestion by encouraging young people to give up driving. Traffic nightmare on a tiny island Vehicle...
The great KitKat heist – Thieves make a break for it with more than 12 tonnes of chocolate bars
Thieves have made off with over 12 tonnes of chocolate in a daring raid that could leave shelves bare just before the busy Easter period. Swiss...
Danish snap election backfires for Mette Frederiksen and governing parties
Danish prime minister Mette Frederiksen’s bet on a snap election backfired, leaving her to face even more uncertainty and tough negotiations ahead. The electorate, it...
EU votes for toughest migrant detention and deportation plan yet for failed asylum seekers
European Parliament members have passed a package of stricter immigration rules that paves the way for deporting unsuccessful asylum seekers to centres outside the bloc....
Europe housing crisis: EU plan to tackle rising rents
Buying or renting a home in Europe is becoming increasingly difficult - and the EU now wants to act. With property prices up by more...
Ancient bell discovered in Bruges garden could be the oldest ever found in Flanders
In a city famed for its canals, cobbled streets and medieval skyline, it’s easy to assume Bruges has already given up all its secrets. But...