Is it safe to fly to Bali? Flights cancelled and delayed after Indonesian volcano erupts again
A volcanic eruption in Indonesia caused widespread flight cancellations to and from Bali and other local airports on Wednesday.
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Watch: Rapid floodwaters sweep through Texas camp region
Footage shared from Center Point, Texas shows water surging under a bridge in minutes on Friday, ripping trees from the ground and leaving devastation behind.
German exports drop as US shipments decline ahead of tariff deadline
Exports had jumped in February and March as German manufacturers sought to get ahead of tariffs threatened by the US. Shipments then dropped dramatically in the following two months, pointing to a short-lived surge.
Ed Sheeran, The Weeknd and Drake lead Apple Music’s Top 500 Streamed Songs of the past decade
Here's the lowdown of listening habits for the past decade, according to Apple Music.
Italy's Meloni condemns 'vile' killing of sniffer dog with nail-stuffed sausages
The award-winning bloodhound may have been targeted by criminals due to his work seizing dogs used in fighting rings, according to an Italian MP.
Trump says Ukraine will receive more weapons after US pause on shipments
The US president says he is "not happy" with Russia's Vladimir Putin and that Ukraine is "getting hit very hard".
More than 100 killed after catastrophic Texas floods devastate communities
Search and rescue efforts in flood-ravaged Texas entered a fifth day, as the death toll is expected to rise.
New gas discovery off Cyprus coast may reduce EU energy dependence
ExxonMobil and its partner, Qatar Energy, have discovered a new natural gas deposit off the coast of Cyprus, a find that bolsters the region's potential as an energy exporter.
Web content checkers still missing from half of EU member states
The DSA obliges online platforms to meet transparency and content moderation requirements, among others.
King says France and UK face 'complex threats'
Emmanuel Macron arrives for a three-day trip and is expected to address Parliament later.
'We have to think bigger': Majority of UNESCO World Heritage sites face severe water risk
UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Taj Mahal and Acropolis, are increasingly under threat from severe water hazards, a new report reveals.
France's Macron visits UK with migration, Ukraine topping the agenda
The French leader is set to arrive in Britain on Tuesday for a three-day state visit blending political talks and royal ceremony.
Russia increasing military presence in Armenia, Ukraine's military intelligence claims
Yerevan denied the initial claims but Kyiv posted what it claims to be a Russian army order to increase its military presence at Russia's largest base in Armenia, near the border with Türkiye.
Trump sends tariff letters, placing 25% duty on Japan and South Korea
Higher tariffs had been set to come into effect on 9 July, although the US president has now moved this date to 1 August.
EU Parliament confidence vote: Where do parties stand on von der Leyen?
Most of the political groups are not set to endorse the motion of censure that would topple von der Leyen's Commission. But she was not spared from criticism.
World’s first malaria treatment for newborn babies gets approval
Several African countries where malaria is widespread are expected to swiftly approve the new medicine following Swissmedic’s decision.
Why you should visit Castel Gandolfo, Pope Leo’s summer holiday escape in Italy
Escape the heat in Rome in this lakeside town where popes have holidayed for centuries.
Latest news bulletin | July 8th – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
No, Germany is not imposing a ‘solidarity tax’ to fund Ukraine and Israel
Satirical content undermining the recently-installed German government is sparking the spread of disinformation on TikTok.
Is the EU doing enough to integrate Ukrainian defence tech into its rearmament plans?
A promising first step but Ukraine is still not included in the “common planning” that the European Union is doing regarding its rearmament plans, an expert tells Euronews Next.
Netanyahu nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize as leaders celebrate recent joint Iran strikes
Netanyahu said, as he presented Trump with a nominating letter he said he sent the Nobel committee, “He’s forging peace as we speak, one country and one region after the other".
Wage growth in Europe: Which jobs have seen the biggest increases?
Euronews Business takes a closer look at wage growth for the 25 largest occupations in the UK, Germany, France, and the Netherlands.
Trump says US to send more weapons to Ukraine days after Pentagon ordered pause in deliveries
The US president noted that the Ukrainians needed more support because they are "getting hit very hard now".
The doctor fighting for women's health on Ukraine's front line
Dr Baksheiev, a gynaecologist, travels to Russian-occupied areas in his kitted out mobile clinic
How King Charles will help rebuild the shaken UK-France friendship during the state visit
There are high hopes for Macron's three-day visit, but how close can the nations really become given past mistrust over Brexit negotiations?
US envoy satisfied with Lebanon's response to Hezbollah disarmament proposal
The latest Israel-Hezbollah conflict began a day after Hamas’ 7 October 2023 attack on southern Israel and intensified in September, leaving the Iran-backed group badly bruised and much of its political and military leadership dead.
'Donor fatigue' demands smarter global humanitarian aid spending, says Barroso
As traditional donors retreat, attention is turning to emerging contributors such as Brazil, India and private sector partners to help fill the gap.
Switzerland indicts two men on charges of spreading so-called Islamic State ideology
The suspects face charges including participation in a terrorist group, bribery of public officials and money laundering.
Three former officials in France cleared of allegations they mishandled COVID-19 pandemic
The decision, announced by one of the former officials on X, comes five years after a top court in France opened an investigation.
Watch: The performer from the Philippines takes centre stage in Qatar
Once silenced by grief, Dorothy Chrizelle Collado found her voice again with the help of a community theatre group.
Air and rail traffic disrupted in Hungary as severe storms batter eastern Europe
Budapest Airport has been temporarily closed due to flooding while severe weather has also lashed Zagreb, Belgrade and Ljubljana.
Ursula von der Leyen slams 'Russian puppets' as MEPs debate motion to topple her presidency
"We can never let extremists rewrite history," Ursula von der Leyen said as she defended her presidency against a motion of censure.
Italian 'hero' sniffer dog killed with nail-filled sausages
Bruno, a seven-year-old bloodhound, had found nine missing people and was once honoured by Italy's prime minister.
Latest news bulletin | July 7th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Methane gas kills 12 Turkish soldiers in Iraq cave operation
The troops had been looking for the remains of a comrade killed by Kurdish militants.
Bangladesh’s tech sector is growing up fast — and Europe should take note
At VivaTech 2025, Bangladesh arrived with quiet confidence. Its national booth, emblazoned with the words: ‘Bangladesh 2.0: Innovating Locally, Scaling Globally’, was also the place where tech leaders and government representatives discussed the country’s strikingly ambitious
(Un)orthodox intelligence operations: How Russia is using its churches abroad
Sweden is reportedly probing a Russian Orthodox church in the town of Västerås over possible hybrid warfare techniques, a new investigation shows.
Russian minister sacked by Putin found dead
On Monday morning a presidential decree stated that Starovoit had been dismissed from his post.
EU-China tensions escalate over medical device trade restrictions
The tit-for-tat trade dispute between the European Union and China over medical devices shows no sign of resolution, as Beijing has announced new retaliatory measures in response to the EU’s recent procurement restrictions.
Common bacteria found in the stomach has no symptoms but could cause 12 million cancers, study warns
Researchers said programmes to quickly screen and treat people for a common bacteria could reduce the number of expected stomach cancer cases by up to 75 per cent.
Kenyan police disperse protesters with tear gas in Nairobi
Police fired tear gas and deployed water cannons in Nairobi on Monday as protests over police brutality, high living costs and alleged corruption gripped Kenya’s capital.
Eighteen EU countries call for 'simplification' of EU Deforestation Law
Eighteen member states called for the 'simplification' and postponement of the implementation of the EU deforestation law, amid criticism from civil society over the move.
How solar power helped European grids pass ‘the stress test’ during the recent heatwave
Storing solar energy could be the biggest opportunity to strengthen grids, researchers say, as prices soared in Germany, France and Poland.
Lime withdraws from Brussels as Belgian capital puts brakes on e-bikes and scooters
The decision to introduce restrictions on the e-bike and scooter services in the Belgian capital had already been made in 2023, however Lime and Voi both contested the decision.
Brussels AI ambitions risk fuelling Big Tech dominance, watchdog warns
Public support for European AI start-ups could end up strengthening the dominance of US tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon, a new report finds.
Study says half of UK sick of Oasis fans – forcing pub bans and deeper concerns
A new study shows that not everyone is happy with Oasis' return and their fans. Why do they have such a bad reputation and is the backlash warranted?
World Chocolate Day: The EU is celebrating with sky-high prices
Prices in the cocoa market have dropped recently from record highs, but coupled with high energy costs, they have fuelled a double-digit increase in European retail prices compared to last year.
Families return to ruins after Texas flooding that left dozens dead
Returning to Camp Mystic in central Texas, families faced the devastation left by flash floods, sifting through sodden debris and broken structures.
How Japan is using 3D tech and traditional craft to protect cultural heritage from climate risks
Japan is combining cutting-edge 3D scanning with centuries-old craftsmanship to protect cultural heritage from climate change, earthquakes, and humidity — starting with the iconic Eiheiji temple in Fukui Prefecture.