Spain sets global audience records after World Cup win
Millions of fans followed Spain's national team throughout the FIFA World Cup via the media and social networks, pushing its audience to record levels.
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Latvian foreign minister confirms consulate in Ukraine was hit by deadly Russian attack
Russian strikes have damaged Latvia's Honorary Consulate in eastern Ukraine, killing six civilians and wounding dozens. EU and Baltic leaders condemned the attack as a deliberate strike on civilians and diplomatic infrastructure.
Controversial new stained-glass windows for Paris' Notre-Dame to be unveiled in December
New stained-glass windows being made for the famous Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris are close to completion. Designed by French artist Claire Tabouret, the six contemporary windows are being crafted in the northern French city of Reims and are due to be installed before the end
Poland's opposition PiS splits ahead of crucial 2027 elections
PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński announced that more than 30 MPs had left the party following a bitter power struggle with former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. It marks the biggest split in Poland's main opposition party in more than two decades.
Ten killed in Russian attack near Kyiv
A rescue operation is under way following a deadly Russian missile strike just outside of the Ukrainian capital
Netanyahu orders 'firm' military action after deadly West Bank clash
Netanyahu said he had ordered the IDF to "accelerate the legalisation of existing farms and the establishment of new ones" after the incident around the village of Tell.
JoinCare Explores Scientific Exchange During Visit toJapan’s National Institute of Infectious Diseases
JoinCare, an open decentralised science (DeSci) platform for early-stage biomedicalinnovation, has expanded its academic collaboration in Asia. Its Chief Executive PeterSachsenmeier recently visited Tokyo for an academic exchange at the invitation of DrMasanori Isogawa,
EU seeks dialogue with US as tensions rise after Google fine
Despite the trade deal struck between Brussels and Washington, relations remain volatile, with US lawmakers pushing to launch a trade investigation into the EU's tech rules.
Estonia's girls only HK Unicorn Squad is helping build the country's next tech generation
"Is everyone ready for camp?" Hundreds of young girls cheered back with excitement as Taavi Kotka, smiling from the stage, opened a unique summer camp held at the Viimsi School outside Tallinn.
Armoured fighters storm Denmark’s Spøttrup Castle for IMCF world championship
Nearly 600 armoured fighters from 30 countries have gathered at Denmark's Spøttrup Castle for the International Medieval Combat Federation (IMCF) World Championship, turning one of Scandinavia's best-preserved medieval fortresses into an arena for full-contact historical combat.
EU far right cries foul, but Commission unfazed by Magyar's 'Purgatorium'
Orbán allies across Europe have raised concerns over Hungarian democracy after the president's mandate was ended and Fidesz's headquarters raided as part of a corruption probe, but the European Commission appears broadly aligned with a push to dismantle Orbán's political
The challenges companies face to launch robotaxis in Europe
European carmakers like BMW, Volkswagen and Mercedes-Benz have continued to struggle significantly to roll out commercial robotaxi fleets, unlike Chinese companies, but why?
Spain's Galicia region bets big on AI and satellites to prevent summer 'megafires'
Galicia is rolling out AI-powered cameras and satellites to detect wildfires within minutes, hoping to avoid a repeat of last August's devastating wildfire destruction.
‘Major victory’: Sweden plans to ban forever chemicals in everyday products ahead of EU
Sweden plans to ban forever chemicals in kitchen appliances and clothing by 2028. When will the EU follow suit?
Fact check: Claims resurface that ex-UK PM Boris Johnson sabotaged Ukraine peace deal for bribe
In an X post from 21 July, Kremlin envoy Kirill Dimitriev alleged that the UK's former Prime Minister Boris Johnson "sabotaged" peace efforts between Russia and Ukraine in exchange for money, but facts say otherwise.
How to avoid West Nile virus as cases start to rise in Europe
Cover up, use insect repellent and clear stagnant water around your home, WHO Europe advises, as West Nile virus cases climb in parts of southern Europe.
Are employers hiring for today's labour market or the one they already know?
Applications per role have roughly doubled since 2022, yet business leaders are telling me they can't find the talent they need. Something isn't adding up.
'All paths appear closed': Iranians weigh prospect of US invasion of their country
Euronews spoke to five Iranians about whether US boots on Iranian soil would mean liberation or catastrophe. Their answers revealed a country that has run out of easy answers after nearly 50 years of the Islamic Republic and months of war.
Uzbek economy grows 8.5% as services and investment expand
Official figures presented at a presidential review showed investment reaching €24.6 billion and exports €12.7 billion in the first half of 2026, as Moody's upgraded Uzbekistan's sovereign credit rating and Fitch shifted its outlook to positive.
Charli XCX - 'Music, Fashion, Film': Euronews Culture's review and verdict
Following up her era-defining 2024 global juggernaut was never going to be an easy task. Charli XCX has released 11 short, guitar-based songs - a sort of anti-'Brat' that contains promise but ends up barely registering.
EU finds TikTok failed to shield the privacy of children's accounts from adults
TikTok's list of EU headaches keeps growing, with Brussels now finding its privacy settings left children's accounts open to adults and to the risks that come with it.
Podcast | Brussels eyes political reshuffles in London and Budapest
In a week of political upheaval in Europe, Hungary got rid of its president and the UK's seventh prime minister in a decade entered office. What does this mean for Brussels?
Wildfire emergency near Madrid forces over 10,000 to flee as Spain sounds alarm
Civil Guard officers, firefighters and the Military Emergency Unit battle fierce wildfires near Madrid, with more than 10,000 people evacuated amid extreme heat.
Jürgen Klopp confirmed as new German national team coach
Klopp takes over following the departure of Julian Nagelsmann and a dismal 2026 World Cup campaign.
German rail network to ban alcohol from 5,400 train stations by October, with some exemptions
Germany's national railway operator Deutsche Bahn will introduce a ban on alcohol at all 5,400 stations by 15 October. There will be exemptions, however, including for station bars and restaurants.
From housing to healthcare: What are Europeans worried about in 2026?
Is the economy, housing, immigration or healthcare the biggest concern facing your country? It depends on where in Europe you live.
2026 most powerful passports in the world ranking sees 29 European countries in the top 10
Despite an impressive showing from Europe, Singapore claimed the top spot in the Henley Passport Index for a second year.
Romania says F-16 shot down drone over the country's airspace
Romania's Ministry of Defence said the jet engaged a drone with an air-to-air missile while carrying out an air policing mission.
Watch: Wildfires rage across France and Spain
French authorities order evacuations in tourist hot spot, as Spain's government declares national emergency.
Latest news bulletin | July 24th, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 24th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Guardiola turns down Italy manager job
Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola turns down the chance to coach Italy.
Odysseys, Bones and Hens: What are the best movies of 2026... So far?
How many have you seen? And do you agree with our first-half of 2026 ranking?
Messiah or papering over cracks? Klopp must sway doubters in Germany rebuild
Jurgen Klopp is a legend at his former clubs, but he will need to convince his critics if he is to succeed in his toughest managerial challenge yet.
EU capitals are falling behind Brussels in staff and tech
While EU institutions experiment with AI to manage growing workloads, many national capitals still lack the staff, tools and stakeholder networks to keep up with Brussels.
Divorces in Spain fall 2.7% in 2025 as shared custody becomes the norm
Spain recorded 83,683 marital break-ups in 2025, 2.7% fewer than a year earlier. Shared custody of children has now overtaken sole custody awarded to mothers.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announces cabinet overhaul
Nina Warken is set to succeed Thorsten Frei (CDU) as head of the chancellery. Carsten Linnemann, who had been serving as the general secretary of Merz's CDU party, is then to take over Warken's role as health minister.
Ukrainian drone strike ignites major blaze at Saint Petersburg warehouses
A Ukrainian drone strike sparked a major fire at a Wildberries warehouse near Saint Petersburg early on Thursday 24 July, sending thick smoke across the city and temporarily disrupting flights at Pulkovo Airport, according to Russian authorities.
Ireland finds 'no evidence' to conclude alumina sales prop up Russia's war
The long-awaited investigation into Ireland's alumina exports to Russia has concluded on an ambivalent note, with the government neither fully confirming nor denying any link to Vladimir Putin's war machine.
9 in 10 Europeans would consider moving abroad – here's where they would go
After polling 2,000 adults across France, Germany, Italy and the UK, Spain emerged as the top choice for would-be expats considering starting a new life in a different country.
What tariffs has Trump introduced and why?
Trump's volatile trade policy has thrown the world economy into chaos, and put some US prices up.
France: Massive blaze engulfs Cap Ferret forests as thousands evacuated
A fast-moving wildfire forced the evacuation of the entire Cap Ferret peninsula after destroying dozens of homes, as 700 firefighters battled to contain the blaze.
Southern Europe still battling wildfires as Spain declares national emergency in Madrid region
Spain has declared a national emergency as wildfires threaten the Madrid region, while France seeks EU help and Italy battles blazes across Sicily.
New episode – DGT podcast: Languages and Technology
Episode 11 of the DGT podcast: Languages and Technology is now available. Transcreation is where translation meets copywriting, creativity and cultural adaptation. Anna Holmén talks to Italian transcreation expert Claudia Benetello about why human nuance, humour, voice and
'Expect more action from the US after the Google fine,' top EU lawmaker says
German Socialist MEP Bernd Lange, the European Parliament's trade chief, told Euronews that he hopes the new US tariffs will be challenged in US courts and said that targeting the EU over forced labour was "crazy" given its stringent regulations.
EU’s €1bn-a-day trade gap with China an 'unsustainable reality', says EU Parliament VP
Javi López, European Parliament vice-president, says the European Union's trade imbalance with China "cannot continue", with the bloc running a €1bn-a-day trade deficit.
Tens of thousands evacuated from French tourist spot and near Madrid as wildfires spread
The fire has raged in the region for several days with officials now ordering the evacuation of the entire Cap Ferret peninsula.
Become a European Commission trainee – applications are now open
“The past five months have not only boosted my confidence and given me hope for a potential future career within the EU institutions but also provided me with lasting friendships, invaluable experiences, and memories that will stay with me long after the traineeship ends,” says
The EU is walking a tightrope between the world's major hegemons
In today's newsletter: Trump announces tariff threats from across the transatlantic, while Euronews speaks with an MEP fresh off a trip to China, and analysis on what happened with the EU's 21st sanctions package against Russia.
Short breaks set the tone for travellers in Greece, new data reveals
Data from the Hellenic Statistical Authority show that trips of up to three nights recorded the strongest growth in 2025. Citizens over 65 emerged as the age group with the sharpest increase in travel.