Paris neighborhood fighting the heatwave with with 'Ciné-clim' initiative
In order to combat the days’ highest temperature peaks, one cultural initiative in Paris has everyone asking: “Why isn’t this nation-wide?”
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Energy Synergy: How the Kazakhstan-EU Strategic Partnership Is Evolving
As global energy supply chains undergo a far-reaching transformation, predictability in partnerships has become one of the world’s most valuable currencies - writes Yerlan Akkenzhenov (pictured) For the European Union, the search for reliable energy sources and the green
Rutte meets Trump to defuse tensions ahead of major NATO summit
The Secretary General's meeting with Trump comes ahead of a potentially bruising leaders' summit in July. Relations between the Trump administration and Europe remain fractious over the war in Iran, with the US cutting its European defence commitments drastically.
Pedro Sánchez tells Congress: 'I never knew of, nor would I have tolerated, any of these practices'
Spain's prime minister faced opposition calls to resign as he defended his government over a string of corruption cases involving his party, partner and brother.
Anthropic's Mythos AI found flaws in classified US systems within hours, officials say
Mere hours, not weeks — that is how long it took an Anthropic AI model to find vulnerabilities across classified US government systems.
Péter Magyar quotes Donald Tusk: 'The V4 is back'
At the Grassalkovich Palace in Gödöllő, the Hungarian prime minister opened the post‑Visegrád Four talks press conference with the Polish PM’s Brussels remark.
Dead tree painted red to highlight climate change impact
A painted red oak at Kew Gardens, killed in the 2022 heatwave, stands beside a resilient “Tree of Hope”, highlighting climate change impacts in the UK.
Commission publishes first annual social report on fisheries, aquaculture and fish processing
The European Commission has published the first annual social report on fisheries, aquaculture and processing sectors, providing an overview of the social aspects of all three sectors. The report, prepared by the Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries
Thailand’s ‘Michael Jackson’ jailed over fatal drunk-driving crash
A criminal court in Bangkok has sentenced Manasawin Nantasen, known as Tik Shiro, to two years in prison for "drunk driving resulting in loss of life".
Iran stronger after conflict, warns former Iran negotiator Wendy Sherman
In an interview with Euronews’ flagship morning show Europe Today, former US diplomat Wendy Sherman welcomes the current talks aimed at ending the US-Iran conflict between but warns that Tehran appears to be in a stronger position.
‘Reality check’ for England: Is it time to unleash Saka and Rashford?
Head coach Thomas Tuchel urges England fans to remain positive after the Three Lions were held to a frustrating goalless draw by Ghana in World Cup group L.
IAEA chief says nuclear inspections of Iran's enrichment sites 'going to happen' despite Tehran push
Rafael Mariano Grossi cited the signed US-Iran memorandum of understanding, pushing back against Tehran's claim that bombed enrichment sites are off-limits to inspectors.
Europeans want less dependence on foreign technologies, study finds
Europe relies heavily on foreign tech, but citizens increasingly want EU-controlled alternatives. How willing are Europeans to pay the price for digital sovereignty?
Commission reports show continued growth of European SMEs and highlight challenges for women entrepreneurs
The European Commission has published the Annual Report on European small and medium enterprises (SME) 2025/2026 and a new report on women entrepreneurs in Europe. Both reports provide new data to support future policies, initiatives, and funding measures for small and medium
Toronto streets fill with Panama and Croatia supporters
Supporters of Panama and Croatia turned downtown Toronto into a sea of flags and chants ahead of their crucial World Cup Group L clash.
'The Blair Witch Project’ movie reboot will haunt cinemas in 2027
The reimagining of the horror feature that became a worldwide sensation in 1999 is set to be released next year. Can it succeed where previous sequels failed?
Ronaldo shines as Portugal deliver 5-0 thrashing of Uzbekistan and Engand suffer 0-0 draw to Ghana
Ronaldo was quick to shutdown criticism over his goalless World Cup opener and overall usefulness to his national side as he grabbed a brace in Portugal’s 5-0 pounding of Uzbekistan.
Newsletter: Ukraine tensions and the Taliban question
In today's newsletter: All eyes are on Berlin to see if Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk can resolve tensions between the capitals, and further questions loom regarding a meeting between the European Commission and the Taliban on
Opening remarks by President von der Leyen at the EU-Moldova Summit
Madam President, dear Maia, A very warm welcome. It is wonderful to have you here for our second EU-Moldova Summit. We have two big topics. One is of course Moldova's accession to the European Union. And indeed, last week, we opened the first and most important door, the first
Rock in Rio 2026: Live music still draws thousands
The opening weekend of Rock in Rio drew thousands of visitors from 125 countries, at a time when music and live shows fit into a mobile phone.
Europe Today: Sánchez under pressure as Europe backs Ukraine
Europe's five leading military powers meet in Berlin to discuss support for Ukraine and tougher sanctions on Russia, while US-Iran negotiations continue in Switzerland. Meanwhile, Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces pressure over a widening corruption scandal.
Fresh crackdown on 'evil' of child abuse welcomed
MEPs have warmly welcomed new EU moves to combat what one MEP calls the "evil" of child abuse. They were responding to a new agreement between negotiators representing the EU Parliament and Council, the body representing EU member states, on new EU rules against child sexual
More than 150 shipwrecks discovered beneath Gibraltar waters
Researchers have identified more than 150 archaeological sites, including over 130 shipwrecks, in the Bay of Gibraltar, revealing centuries of maritime history beneath one of the world's busiest waterways.
Romeo Beckham to make acting debut in queer tennis film ‘Forty Love’
After pursuing careers in football, tennis and modelling, 23-year-old Romeo Beckham is making his acting debut in a new French film, set to be released later this year.
Why is gold falling as inflation rises? The inflation hedge myth, explained
Gold is heading for a fourth monthly fall even as US inflation hits a three-year high. Here is why higher rates, not inflation, now drive the gold price.
Rethinking the EU cardiovascular health plan: Putting children at the heart of Europe’s health strategy
Every week in my clinic, I see what the data already tells us. Adolescents arriving with elevated blood pressure. Children showing early signs of metabolic dysfunction and excess weight gain. Teenagers whose diets consist largely of ultra-processed snacks and energy drinks.
Latest news bulletin | June 24th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 24th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Europe's best hotel swimming pools: Take a dip and stay cool in the heatwave
Europe boasts some of the world’s most stunning hotel swimming pools. From Italy to Iceland, we take a look at the perfect spots to keep cool during the summer months.
‘El Niño is a distraction’: Why Europe’s deadly heatwave isn’t down to a natural weather phenomenon
Europeans are sweltering under the latest heatwave, which experts say is being “amplified by long-term warming” – not El Niño.
From misting fans to wearable air conditioners: Here’s the tech to keep you cool this summer
Euronews Next takes a look at some of the tech to keep you cool this summer.
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, Renew Europe calls for a more ambitious EU UK partnership
On the tenth anniversary of the United Kingdom's referendum to leave the European Union, and as the UK turns a new political page with the resignation of its Prime Minister, Renew Europe is calling for greater ambition in rebuilding the EU UK relationship ahead of the next EU
US eases restrictions on Iranian national football team allowing travel two days before next match
The US Department of Homeland Security says it had always intended on easing restrictions on the Iranian team after ensuring that safety protocols were up to order.
Threat of 'flesh-eating bacteria' spreads along Europe's beaches with climate change
Summer starts with millions heading to the sea, but climate‑driven Vibrio, a flesh‑eating bacterium, has already shut beaches in Spain and alarmed the Mediterranean.
Thousands stranded as technical malfunction temporarily halts entire German railway network
Deutsche Bahn said its services were resuming “step by step” after an almost three hour outage which froze all of its operations nationwide.
Questions widen over Maltese Church property dealings with Corinthia Group
Recent reporting by EU Reporter outlined allegations concerning a pattern of opaque property dealings involving the Maltese Curia and CPHCL, the parent company of the global hospitality group Corinthia. The allegations were first set out in a confidential memorandum provided to
Temperatures hit record levels in western Europe
France, Spain and Italy, have been hardest hit by the heatwave so far.
Airbus under fresh scrutiny as EASA orders A380 inspections over wing cracks
The aviation giant is already battling supply chain problems and growing costs across its operations.
Cristiano Ronaldo scores at his sixth World Cup
Cristiano Ronaldo scored as Portugal beat Uzbekistan in their World Cup group match in Houston, becoming the first footballer to score at six World Cup tournaments.
Giant Messi statue honors Argentina's World Cup hero
A giant mural near Buenos Aires and a towering statue in Patagonia highlight Lionel Messi's enduring status as a symbol of unity and pride for Argentines during the World Cup.
Belgian royals roll out red carpet for Japan's emperor
Japanese Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako received a ceremonial welcome at the Royal Palace of Brussels as they began a state visit to Belgium.
UNAIDS warns Trump's HIV funding cuts to South Africa could cost lives
The Trump administration says the phased withdrawal is linked to policy disputes with Pretoria, which rejects the allegations and says it is pursuing greater self-reliance.
Nicotine pouch sales surge among young people, watchdog warns
Flavoured, promoted on social media, discreet and unregulated: sales of addictive nicotine pouches are booming among youth. A global tobacco industry watchdog, STOP, warns that this could lead to a new wave of nicotine addiction.
Iceland kills first whales since 2023, resuming whaling
Iceland's Marine and Freshwater Research Institute has recommended that no more than 150 fin whales are caught in the 2026 season.
Japan's emperor and empress arrive in Belgium for state visit
The arrival of Japan's emperor and empress in Belgium marks a symbolic moment for two countries whose partnership stretches back more than a century and a half.
Von der Leyen to visit Pashinyan in Yerevan to build on Armenia’s pro-EU vote
As the EU rolls out a support package for Armenia, European Commission President von der Leyen is set to meet re-elected Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Yerevan after he secured a decisive pro-West mandate from the Armenian people, sources confirmed to Euronews.
UN launches Hormuz evacuation for 11,000 stranded seafarers
The operation follows a peace agreement between the United States and Iran that ended months of conflict and allowed commercial shipping to resume through one of the world's most important maritime routes.
Lange warns ‘Section 301’ investigation threatens Turnberry trade deal
The Trump administration's decision to launch a Section 301 investigation into Germany's pharmaceutical pricing system has triggered a sharp rebuke from the European Parliament’s Trade Committee Chair Bernd Lange (S&D, Germany). “Unfortunately, this is no bad joke: the US is
Latest news bulletin | June 23rd, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 23rd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
EU officials discreetly meet Taliban in Brussels to speed up Afghan deportations
EU officials and Taliban representatives held a technical meeting in Brussels to discuss the return of Afghan nationals in a fresh attempt to ramp up repatriations of migrants without the right to stay in Europe.