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'Major health crisis looming over Venezuela,' EU Civil Protection expert warns
An EU expert who is on the ground in Venezuela to coordinate the bloc's response to the earthquake told Euronews that "the clock is ticking", adding that the nature of the support provided will shift to focus on medical assistance.
EU Budget Commissioner Piotr Serafin criticises ‘frugals’ over proposed long-term budget cuts
The so-called "frugal" member states are asking a significant reduction in spending ahead of the EU's upcoming 2028-2034 budget.
Fast fashion: 69% of our clothes contain toxic chemicals
The European Union is implementing a new tax on imports, to limit purchases from fast-fashion e-platforms like SHEIN, Temu, and similar. Their bargain price tags hide a toxic reality, as testing reveals these ultra-cheap garments carry a hidden cost to human health.
Denmark, Portugal, Lithuania lead the way as EU share of electricity from renewables hits 46%
The EU has hit a renewable energy milestone. Which countries are leading – and which are lagging behind?
Asian stocks slide on chip sell-off as markets await US jobs data
Asian markets mostly fell on Thursday as a heavy sell-off in chip shares spread across the region, while European stocks opened flat and US futures pointed lower ahead of a closely watched American jobs report.
How NASA, Microsoft and the EU use AI to speed up post-quake rescues in Venezuela
Artificial intelligence is now a key ally for emergency crews. Space agencies, tech firms and international bodies use satellite images and AI to map the areas hardest hit by the quake.
EU and Canada conclude the Energy Security Business Roundtable to deepen transatlantic business relations
On 29 June, the European Commission and Canada convened the EU-Canada Energy Security Business Roundtable on the sidelines of the 11th IEA Energy Efficiency Conference in Montreal, reaffirming their commitment to a stronger transatlantic energy partnership. Co-chaired by Dan
Spain unemployment falls below 2.3 million for first time since January 2008
In June, the State Public Employment Service recorded 2,291,982 jobless, 28,739 fewer than in May, the first drop below 2.3 million since January 2008. Social Security membership also hit a record high.
Spain jobless total falls below 2.3 million for first time since January 2008
The State Public Employment Service recorded 2,291,982 jobseekers in June, 28,739 fewer than in May, dropping below 2.3 million for the first time since January 2008. Social Security membership also hit a record high.
Trump was paid over $10 million by Amazon for 'Melania' documentary
Trump’s cryptocurrency earnings were disclosed this week, leading to scathing criticism online. Part of the financial disclosures reveal how much he was paid by Amazon for this year’s Melania documentary.
Alleged member of hacking group 'Scattered Spider' arrested in Finland
Scattered Spider, also known as “Octo Tempest,” “UNC3944,” or “0ktapus,” is a group of criminal cyber actors that attempts to extort ransoms from companies.
Couple climbs Empire State Building, gets engaged, then arrested
Two climbers scaled the Empire State Building's antenna, displayed a peace banner and appeared to get engaged before being arrested by New York police.
At least 13 killed in 'most massive' Russian attack on Kyiv
Kyiv's mayor declares a day of mourning after the 'most massive attack on the capital' by Russia.
Ahead of the 250th anniversary of American independence, how do Europeans see Trump and the US?
Views of the US are shifting across Europe, with confidence in Donald Trump and America's reliability eroding over time. How do individual European countries compare?
New rules to protect EU steel industry from damaging impacts of global overcapacity enter into application
A new regulation that protects the EU steel sector from the damaging impacts of global overcapacity enters into application on 1 July 2026. This represents a vital step towards ensuring the long-term viability of a strategically crucial European industry. As part of these new
Extreme heat: Portugal on red alert until Sunday
Portugal’s meteorological institute IPMA has extended the red weather warning to Aveiro, Beja, Braga, Évora, Portalegre, Porto, Santarém and Viana do Castelo at least until Sunday.
Ancient Rome's 'Google Maps' is here and working: Omnesviae
A new digital tool lets users explore the Roman Empire’s road network and, using historical data, estimate travel times between cities 2,000 years ago.
Don't block Ukraine's path to EU accession, Zelenskyy asks Hungary and Poland
Facing resistance from Hungary and pushback from Poland, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said accession should be based on "rules" rather than "emotions".
Newsletter: EU enlargement climbs the political agenda
Good morning, I’m Mared Gwyn. Today: An exclusive on Brussels' planned redistribution of Western Balkans funding, why enlargement dominated the opening of Ireland's EU Council presidency, and a preview of the EU budget conference kicking off in Brussels.
Going a long way to help boost the fight against ovarian cancer
A bunch of chums have completed a charity walk for a “deeply personal fundraising challenge” – enduring gruelling conditions in the process. The group finished trekking around the 200 mile (322km) Greater Manchester Ringway route to raise cash for Cancer Research UK. They
AirTags in luggage actually helps, with a 90% reduction of truly lost bags in a year
Using a location tracking device has reduced recovery times by 26%, according to the SITA 2026 Baggage IT Insights.
All members of Venezuelan nu-metal band Van Der Dijs confirmed dead in devastating earthquakes
The band Van Der Dijs were in their rehearsal space at the time of the natural disaster.
Safeguarding meaning in the age of AI: The faith-AI covenant
In their 2021 book The Age of AI: And Our Human Future, Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt, and Daniel Huttenlocher raised questions about the future of humanity in an Artificial Technology (AI)-driven world where humans become ever more redundant in the workforce, privacy can be
Europe Today: Clash over EU cash set to dominate today's Budget Conference
The battle over the EU's next long-term budget will be on full display at today's Annual EU Budget Conference as member states clash over spending priorities, Ireland takes over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, and we speak to the EU's head of aid operations
Why has Wall Street fallen out of love with the 'Magnificent Seven'?
Big Tech's mega-cap leaders suffered their worst month in years this June as investors fled the AI-spending trade and capital quietly rotates elsewhere.
European Inventor Award 2026
Today (2 July), the European Inventor Award 2026 is being held, where the EPO is awarding groundbreaking inventions and advances, from quantum technology to transplants. The ceremony will be in Berlin. Industry ● Giuseppe Crippa and team from Italy for a method for the rapid,
EXCLUSIVE: EU set to reallocate Western Balkans funding in favour of accession 'frontrunners'
The EU will redirect Western Balkans reform funding towards frontrunners Montenegro, Albania and North Macedonia, as other countries are struggling to keep up with reform deadlines.
Pigeons, frogs and beetles gather in Milan City Hall to debate the rights of urban animals
Should animals have a say in urban planning? Milan’s quirky animal parliament gives pigeons, foxes and bugs a voice.
Latest news bulletin | July 2nd, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 2nd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Babies should not use screens at all in the first two years, major review finds
Children under two should avoid screens entirely, according to a new review linking early exposure to long-term developmental risks.
Russia's petrol crisis worsens as citizens feel the bite of Moscow's war in Ukraine
A third of Russia's refining capacity has been knocked out by Ukrainian drone attacks, causing petrol shortages across more than half of Russia's regions.
Travelling to Croatia? Here are the best places to visit beyond the tourism hotspots
Looking to discover Croatia beyond the headline hotspots? Euronews Travel asked the country’s tourist board which under-the-radar destinations travellers should visit and the events worth planning a trip around.
Campaigners call for action to 'end the cage age'
A campaign group claims that public “expectations” for more higher-welfare choices “are not being matched by political action.” They say that, “five years after action was promised" animals remain “trapped in cages”. In 2021, the group states that in response to the “End the
US, Belgium and England all survive tough tests to reach World Cup Round of 16
England and Belgium narrowly escaped shock Round of 32 eliminations on Wednesday. Harry Kane's late double rescued England in a 2–1 win over DR Congo, while Belgium overturned a 2–0 deficit to edge Senegal 3–2 in extra time.
Is talking about 'slow tourism' elitist, or just the sector's latest trend?
Travel platforms are rushing to praise slow travel as the must‑try trend for 2026, citing its potential environmental and psychological benefits. But can everyone afford it?
Venezuela's death toll at least 2,295 as medical crisis widens
Doctors fear a severe medical crisis in Venezuela following the 24 June earthquakes that killed 2,295 and injured more than 11,000. Thousands of displaced survivors are living in crowded shelters without clean water.
US-Iran parallel talks in Qatar end with pledge to keep talking
Holding separate meetings in Qatar, the US and Iran made progress and agreed that the next meeting would be after Khamenei's funeral, host Qatar confirmed.
Russian missile and drone strikes kill 13 in Kyiv after Zelenskyy warns of massive attack
"During the night, the enemy once again launched a massive attack on the Kyiv region using strike drones, ballistic missiles and cruise missiles," regional governor Mykola Kalashnyk said on Telegram.
Turkish police beat us with iron rods before we lost limbs to frostbite, Afghans say
The young migrants heading to Europe say they were stripped and had their hands tied in freezing temperatures.
Committee tasked with post-war Gaza governance says Cyprus talks 'highly productive'
Participants reviewed plans for reconstruction, security and governance, while developing a framework to ensure transparency and accountability for international donors.
EU looks to South Caucasus for solutions as von der Leyen holds talks with President Aliyev
Von der Leyen begins her South Caucasus tour in Baku as the EU steps up engagement on regional stability, energy and connectivity.
Two arrested after unfurling 'power of love' banner on Empire State Building antenna
Office workers wondered how the pair managed to get to the antenna of a high-profile building where visitors are screened and told not to bring large packages, sports equipment, costumes or masks, among other items.
California to institute Bruce Lee Day, first for a Chinese-American in state history
In the 1960s, Lee found work in Hollywood, notably as Kato in the TV series "The Green Hornet," but studios wanted him to play racist stereotypes and paid him less than his white counterparts.
Nicolás Maduro sued in US court over alleged extrajudicial killings in Venezuela
Maduro is currently in a New York jail awaiting trial on criminal charges of drug trafficking after the US military removed him from office in an extraordinary raid in Venezuela in January.
'England's superstar': Harry Kane the hero as Three Lions survive shock against DR Congo
Thomas Tuchel’s England are through to the World Cup round of 16 after two late goals from captain Harry Kane saw the Three Lions come back to beat DR Congo 2-1.
Ukraine launches 'transparent mechanism' allowing partner countries to buy weapons, Kyiv says
According to the most recent reports, Ukraine is now producing over 4 million drones annually and could double that number with sufficient funding.
MEPs clash in The Ring over the right answers to Europe's scorching heat dome
A record-breaking heatwave is baking Europe - have politicians failed to protect citizens? Is air-conditioning the answer? In this edition, Benedetta Scuderi (Greens) and Andrea Wechsler (EPP) talk about the political consequences of a (failed?) climate policy.
Ukrainian charged in Germany over Nord Stream blasts
Ukraine denies involvement in the case which may have serious implications for its relationship with Germany.
Greek politician's mother dies of wounds after arson attack
Three separate attacks involving petrol bombs and other improvised devices took place in Thessaloniki in the early hours of Wednesday.
