Brazilian artist steals coin from British Museum in controversial art project
Hundreds of items have gone missing from the British Museum – but, this time, a historic coin was stolen by an artist.
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Dirty Seine river could mean no Olympic triathlon swimming, say organisers
France's Sports Minister dived into the river to prove is is safe - despite swimming there have been illegal for more than a century.
Airbus imposes hiring freeze to cut costs as it fights Chinese rivals
Airbus which is fighting a wave of cheaper airliners from China has also reduced its forecasted deliveries for this year from 800 jets to 770 jets. It has also lowered its operating income targets.
‘I’m on the horse’: Biden reaffirms presidential run despite calls to quit
The US President and presumptive Democratic Party nominee admitted he’s an 'old guy' but insisted that 'this is my job to get this done'.
Two legends: The story behind the 2007 photo going viral of Lionel Messi with baby Lamine Yamal
A 2007 picture has resurfaced, showing a then-20-year-old Lionel Messi with a baby who would turn out to be Spain's youngest ever player and the winner of the Euro 2024 Best Young Player award.
Guide to Opening and Extracting RAR Files on Your Mac
Archived files have become an integral part of today’s digital world, because almost every day we operate and work with a huge number of documents. Archived files help us to store large amounts of data, making it easier to keep it organized and transfеrring large amounts of
Four people die due to extreme heat in Italy: Who is most at risk when hot weather strikes Europe?
Following deaths due to extreme heat in Greece and Italy, this map predicts heatwave mortality for places all over Europe.
Brothers of Italy face cordon sanitaire test at European Parliament
Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will find out today if her party's lawmakers are barred from securing high-level posts in the European Parliament by pro-EU political groups.
'Don’t miss Trump next time': Australian politician calls for deportation of rock band Tenacious D
An Australian senator has called for the comedy rock band Tenacious D to be deported after remarks on Trump’s assassination attempt during a concert in Sydney. A poorly timed bad taste quip, or an assault on free speech?
Does Trump’s choice of running mate spell trouble for Europe?
JD Vance is a relative political unknown - but he’s been outspoken on Ukraine and has vehemently opposed giving more aid to the war-torn nation.
Europe's travel strikes: Flight and train disruption you can expect in July
Our guide is updated as soon as a new European strike is announced.
Did parties field fake candidates in the UK general election?
Rumours have been rampant on social media that a candidate for the right-wing populist party Reform in the recent UK election wasn’t real.
ASML earnings preview: What to expect from Europe's biggest tech firm
Europe's biggest tech firm, ASML, is set to report its second-quarter earnings before European markets open on Wednesday. Analysts expect the group to extend a decline in sales during the quarter, despite a positive long-term prospect.
How will the centre-right manage key votes in the European Parliament? | Radio Schuman
The European Parliament is set to elect its president and vice-presidents today in the first plenary session in Strasbourg after the European elections.
From allowances to golden parachutes: How much are MEPs paid?
We look at the perks the newly elected lawmakers meeting this week can expect.
With war on its doorstep, could Europe embrace compulsory military service once again?
The full-scale invasion of Ukraine has forced a reassessment of the calculus that saw shrank Europe's militaries after the Cold War.
European cannabis firms look to list in the US as it mulls easing controls
Cannabis could be moved from the stringent Schedule 1 classification of the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) to the relatively less regulated Schedule 3, in view of its medicinal and pharmaceutical properties and usages.
Latest news bulletin | July 16th – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Russian antivirus firm Kaspersky quits US after ban
The move comes after sales and distribution of its products were banned by the Biden administration.
Who really is Roberta Metsola, the woman eyeing re-election as European Parliament President?
Metsola’s re-election bid is expected to draw consensus from across the parliament’s often-fractious political divides.
Resetting the relationship: Where will EU-UK talks lead?
The UK’s new Minister for European Union Relations Nick Thomas-Symonds has met Executive Vice President Maroš Šefčovič at the European Commission in Brussels. The meeting was billed by the British government as no more than aiming “to set the ground for further discussions
Violence erupts at Dublin site earmarked for asylum seekers
Fifteen people are charged with offences after disturbances described by the Irish PM as "reprehensible".
Trump announces former critic JD Vance as his running mate
At the beginning of the Republican convention, Donald Trump has announced Senator JD Vance of Ohio as his running mate on social media
Federal judge dismisses Trump classified documents case over concerns with prosecutor's appointment
The federal judge presiding over the classified documents case of former US President Donald Trump in Florida dismissed the prosecution on Monday.
WATCH: Displaced Palestinians make their way back to destroyed Tal al-Hawa
Displaced Palestinians made their ways back to Gaza City's Tal al-Hawa after the withdrawal of Israeli troops from parts of the area.
French elections: Will the left-wing coalition finally agree on a Prime Minister?
The left-wing alliance New Popular Front (NFP), which had promised to reach an agreement "before the end of last week", is now displaying its deep divisions and inability to find a compromise.
Trump rally shooting: Social media awash with conspiracy theories about assassination attempt
Claims such as the shooting being "staged" or "ordered" by US president Joe Biden have run rife on social media.
European Commission boycotts Hungarian presidency over Orbán's trips to Moscow and Beijing
Speculation about a boycott has been rife in Brussels since Orbán returned from his controversial visits to Moscow and Beijing.
Spanish national football team returns to Madrid to celebrate Euro 2024 win
The team will meet the Royal Family and Prime Minister Sanchez in Spain's capital.
Italy faces extreme heat as four die over the past two days
As Europe faces extreme weather, four people have died in the past two days in parts of Italy due to the severe heat, with temperatures reaching 38 degrees Celsius in Rome.
COP29 in Azerbaijan will be ‘moment of truth’ for the world
This year’s COP29, the latest annual United Nations Conference of Parties on climate change, is described by the UN as a ‘critical event for global climate action’. Hosted by Azerbaijan, COP29 is especially significant as it will serve as a pivotal platform for evaluating
Watch: Kenya's steeplechase star on the fast track to success
Pamela Kosgei is a young steeplechase runner eager to do well through hard work, guided by her coach and former marathon runner, Eric Kimaiyo, at the Kapsait Athletics Training Camp.
Tenerife search team finds Jay Slater's body
The 19-year-old from Lancashire has been missing in Tenerife for more than a month.
Euro 2024: Over 30 records broken as Spain's achievements make history in landmark edition
Find out about the most significant records broken at Euro 2024, as Spain reach four-title milestone and tail Germany closely on several other achievements.
Venice's tourist tax trial ends: Why are critics calling it a 'failure' and how many people paid it?
Venice officials have already said this isn't the end for the daytripper fee.
Latest news bulletin | July 15th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Ukraine: President Zelenskyy calls for more military equipment from Western partners
President Zelenskyy also said that to protect the country's energy infrastructure, Ukraine might need to attack Russian energy infrastructure.
How can we bridge the digital divide in Europe?
By Oliver RolofsEfficient, transparent and citizen-centred administrative systems - this is the goal of smart governance and was enshrined in the EU Data Governance Act, which came into force in 2022, in order to increase Europe's competitiveness. As an important pillar of the
Trams from Switzerland and Germany are helping to decarbonise Ukraine’s public transport
Europe is helping Ukraine phase out more energy-intensive Communist-era vehicles with new ‘eco friendly’ options.
Will Bosnia join EU and NATO, or veer closer to Moscow instead?
Years of economic stagnation, an ongoing massive-scale brain drain, and the inability of the country's leaders to find common ground amid escalating nationalist rhetoric have dampened ordinary people's expectations that their lives will ever be any different.
Greek beaches plagued with overcrowding are facing a sunbed crackdown enforced by drones
Greek locals fed up with sunbed-covered beaches are relying on drones and a citizen reporting app to combat overcrowding.
New European Parliament starts voting on key EU top jobs - Live updates from Strasbourg
This week, Euronews takes you behind the scenes of a decisive plenary session establishing the new European leadership. Will MEPs reappoint Ursula von der Leyen as president of the European Commission? Will Roberta Metsola remain president of the Parliament? Follow the latest
Missing British teenager Jay Slater: Search party finds body in Tenerife
Spanish police claim to have found human remains on the largest island in the Canaries during their search for the missing 19-year-old, according to local media.
Want a beach holiday but can’t stand the heat? These are Europe’s coolest summer escapes
Travel by train, bus or ferry to make sure you’re not contributing to global warming.
Swiss conservatives want to force referendums on Eurovision, calling it 'appalling propaganda'
Referendums are a key feature of Swiss political life. Could this quirk of the country’s democratic system be used to stop it hosting Eurovision?
The world’s first hydrogen-powered passenger ferry is free to ride for 6 months
The ferry can travel about 550 kilometres and operate for 16 hours before it needs to refuel.
How did Disneyland Paris break a world record for Bastille Day?
The show, which lasted a total of 12 minutes, required 1,630 drones to take to the skies in order to break a world record.
Bangladesh and Belgium seal institutional cooperation on cancer care and research
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Cooperation in Cancer Care and Research between the between the National Institute of Cancer Research & Hospital (NICRH), Bangladesh, and Bordet Cancer Institute at Hôpital Universitaire de Bruxelles (HUB), Belgium, was signed today in
Republika Srpska's NATO stance sparks Controversy amid growing Russian influence
What it means for the entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina to not join NATO or the EU.
Katy Perry’s ‘Woman’s World’ controversy: Anatomy of a faux-feminist failure
Katy Perry’s long-awaited return to music is here, four years after her last album 'Smile'. And some of us wish she’d not quit her day job on American Idol. Here's why.