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Europe heatwave: These countries have issued red heat alerts as continent swelters
Travellers should be aware that high-level bulletins have been issued across France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Luxembourg and the UK.
Venice Film Festival unveils 2026 jury with Maggie Gyllenhaal as president
There are a lot of familiar Venice Film Festival faces on this year's jury roster. It may not be the starriest line-up, but it's certainly an eclectic group...
Watch: French jets salute US anniversary with Washington flyover
France's elite Patrouille de France aerobatic team performed a ceremonial flyover above some of Washington's most iconic sites as part of celebrations marking 250 years of American independence.
Brexit: What would Britons vote for in a new referendum?
New poll says the majority of Brits want the UK back in the bloc, but the next general election might crush EU hopes again.
Millions have spare rooms as Europe's housing crisis grows. Which countries lead?
One in three people in the EU live in under-occupied homes, while housing advocates say policymakers need to expand the supply of affordable, smaller properties.
Kazakhstan and the European Union: Building the next chapter of a strategic partnership
The partnership between Kazakhstan and the EU is more important today than ever before, writes President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev in an opinion article for Euronews, identifying three key strategic objectives to build the next chapter of a strategic
Police officer and civilian killed in Montreal shooting
Montreal Police named the officer killed in the shooting as 34-year-old Mohamed Lamine Benredouane.
Support for EU accession remains high across enlargement partners, latest surveys show
The European Commission has published the results of the latest perception surveys on enlargement among citizens in the Western Balkans, Eastern Neighbourhood and Türkiye. The findings show that support for EU accession remains strong across the enlargement partners, with
Spain faces toughest day of heatwave: red alerts and San Juan bonfires cancelled
Five Spanish provinces wake on Tuesday to a red weather alert, with highs near 40°C, as dozens of councils extinguish San Juan bonfires over wildfire fears.
Heatwave peak forces cancellation of San Juan bonfires across half of Spain
Five provinces wake this Tuesday under red alert, with highs near 40°C, while dozens of councils put out bonfires for fear of wildfires.
Watch: Lies, damn lies, and statistics—the data about Brexit ten years on
Exactly ten years ago today, the UK made a historic choice that permanently reshaped Europe. However, Britons do not need another European to tell them what they want. Instead, your continental reporter has prepared something far more British: a review.
EU delivers €34 million in immediate support to Armenia as announced by President von der Leyen
The European Commission has disbursed €34 million to Armenia to help mitigate the impact of Russia's trade restrictions on the country's private sector. Just two weeks after President von der Leyen's call with Prime Minister Pashinyan, the EU is delivering swiftly on its
Brussels residents cool off in fountains as heatwave grips Belgium
People flocked to fountains in Brussels' Parc du Cinquantenaire as temperatures climbed during a heatwave expected to intensify later this week.
Messi extends World Cup goal record in win over Austria as France, Norway advance to knockout rounds
Argentina, France and Norway advance to the knockout stages as Messi, Mbappe and Haaland continue to shine, scoring a brace each in their second fixtures of the group stage in a tightly contested race for the World Cup Golden Boot.
Newsletter: Brexit at 10 — the divorce that still defines Britain
Also in this newsletter: What happens now to the upcoming EU-UK Summit, who pays for Europe's return hubs, and a Commissioner's travel plans finally revealed.
Nancy Guthrie ransom note said she died after abduction
Guthrie went missing from her home in Tucson, Arizona, in early February. The FBI is offering a reward up to $100,000 for information leading to her location.
CEF Transport: €1.1 billion available for infrastructure projects across the EU
The European Commission has launched a last call for proposals under the current MFF worth €1.1 billion to build and modernize transport infrastructure on the EU's trans-European transport network (TEN-T). The selected projects will contribute to the EU's plan for connecting
Europe Today: Starmer's resignation, Brexit and the Poland-Ukraine row
Keir Starmer announced his resignation as UK prime minister, while Britain marked 10 years since the Brexit referendum. Relations between Poland and Ukraine remained strained as Brussels welcomed Kazakhstan's president for talks on closer cooperation.
Mandarin Oriental’s latest hotel just opened in Mallorca – and you can book eclipse experiences now
Guests at the 131-key property can sign up for a hot air balloon ride as the island plunges into darkness, or watch the celestial event from a private yacht.
How China’s currency makes the EU's trade deficit worse – and what Brussels can do
EU leaders last week pointed to the undervaluation of the yuan as a major factor in the EU’s record trade deficit with China, which Brussels is taking steps to address.
Take a splash: European bathing waters remain clean
Summer is upon us, and it’s time to reach for your swimsuit. In Europe, there are numerous beaches and lakes to choose from. And the good news is that according to the latest EU bathing water report, most of them meet ‘excellent’ standards. Some 85% of the 22,200 European
Pay transparency: Where in Europe can you see how much your colleagues earn?
Employees in Italy, Malta, Slovakia, and Lithuania can now see salary details, and job postings must include pay information. Most EU countries have not implemented the Transparency Directive, leading to inconsistent compliance. Can you see salary details in your country?
Why was JD Vance in a luxury Swiss resort for talks with Iran?
BBC correspondent Jessica Parker explains some key points of the direct talks between the US vice-president and Iran.
President von der Leyen participates in G7 Summit in Evian to address global economic imbalances and ongoing crises
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, was in Evian last week to participate in the G7 leaders' meeting. Leaders had a packed agenda, discussing how to address the structural challenges of the global economy, specifically global imbalances and
The Making of an Icon: How did Frida Kahlo’s face - and monobrow - suddenly end up everywhere?
Stylised and simplified, Kahlo’s likeness can now be found on t-shirts, tote bags, eye masks, phone cases, oven mitts and plant pots.
Europe’s heatwave could trigger blackouts. Which countries are most exposed?
“Record-shattering temperatures are feeding demand for air conditioning and driving surges in demand for electricity.”
Latest news bulletin | June 23rd, 2026 – Morning
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.
European ‘playcations’: Alpine ski resorts where you can also play golf
Pack away your skis and dust off your clubs at these stunning golf destinations in the Swiss and Austrian Alps.
Kazakhstan brings New Silk Road revival to Brussels as Tokayev visits EU leaders
Kazakhstan's president has arrived in Brussels this week to meet EU leaders and assess the delivery of promises made at last year's EU-Central Asia summit in Samarkand, with the Middle Corridor trade route connecting China to Europe through Central Asia at the top of the agenda.
From hydrogen planes to AI data centres: Bertrand Piccard's blueprint for a green tech future
'Be a pioneer, not a dinosaur’: Swiss explorer Bertrand Piccard is betting on hydrogen-powered flights to inspire a generation
Azerbaijan’ s foreign policy as a middle power and its role in promoting regional peace
In the contemporary system of international relations, the influence of states is determined not only by their territorial size or population, but also by their diplomatic activism, economic potential, military capabilities, and capacity to shape international processes. From
Federal judge blocks Trump's push to use database to check citizenship status prior to voting
US federal court says the Trump-led initiative carries the risk of preventing valid voters from their constitutional right to democracy and tramples on Americans’ privacy.
Vance says direct talks with Iran set 'good foundation' for deal to end the war
Lower-level officials are continuing to engage in what officials described as “technical talks” in Switzerland following Vance, Ghalibaf and Araghchi’s departure, as the US and Iran look to inch closer to a concrete deal.
How 100 hospitals switched to pen and paper to defeat a national cyber-attack
For four days, dozens of Romanian hospitals went offline, as cyber-experts sought to defeat the hackers.
Honduras to buy Ukrainian drones to fight drug trafficking
The discussions come as the Central American country continues to grapple with drug trafficking and some of the highest levels of violence in the region.
Heatwave kills 18 people in France, including two children
On Monday, the average temperature nationwide reached 29.2°C, making it the third hottest day ever recorded.
Belgium issues visas to Taliban delegation for EU migration talks
The EU is preparing to host Taliban representatives for the first time since the group's return to power in Afghanistan.
Next PM needs 'plan' for EU ties, Brexit legal campaigner Gina Miller tells Euronews
Gina Miller, the campaigner who successfully took the British government to court over its handling of Brexit, told Euronews that the next Labour leader needs a "plan" for the UK's relationship with the EU.
Kazakhstan FinTech Freedom to build a Revolut competitor in Europe
Freedom Holding Corp., a Nasdaq-listed financial holding company, is known among European investors as a broker enabling access to US and European stock markets. Freedom Holding Corp., a Nasdaq-listed financial holding company, is known among European investors as a broker
Messi smashes all-time World Cup goalscoring record with 18 goals for Argentina
Messi has become the highest-scoring player in World Cup history with 18 goals. He now has two more than the previous record holder, former Germany striker Miroslav Klose.
Japan to increase visa fees by more than five times starting on 1 July
Japan wants to help manage the rising costs of its immigration system by making tourist visas significantly more expensive in the first fee increase in nearly half a century.
Does Europe need tech sovereignty?
Finnish Member of the European Parliament (MEP) Aura Salla has made headlines recently for her bold claims about Europe’s unhealthy dependence on American tech companies. "These American companies are just thinking that we are fools here, giving all our data to these companies
Capital markets union imperative to build euro as global reserve, Lagarde says
In an increasingly unstable geopolitical landscape, the EU has no choice but to take control of its own money, head of ECB tells panel in Brussels.
Qatargate: Belgian judiciary issues arrest warrant for former EU Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos
The Qatargate investigation centres on allegations that foreign governments sought to influence decision-making in the European Parliament through payments and gifts to current and former lawmakers.
UK hospital declared critical incident as heatwave drives surge in demand
A UK hospital has declared a critical incident and is restricting services to life-threatening emergencies only, as it struggles to cope with a sharp rise in demand driven by extreme heat.
Mango founder death inquiry adds key witnesses and reconstruction
The judge has summoned as witnesses the Andic family therapist, the Mango founder’s daughters, his partner, the company’s CEO and several hikers and Mossos officers. She has also ordered a forensic reconstruction of the fatal fall in Montserrat.
Inquiry into Mango founder's death adds key witnesses and reconstruction
The investigating judge has summoned as witnesses the therapist, the Mango founder's daughters, his partner, the company's chief executive and several hikers and Mossos d'Esquadra officers. She has also ordered a forensic reconstruction of the fatal fall in Montserrat.
Two children die in car during heatwave in southern France
Two children aged two and four were found dead in a family car in Carpentras, southeast France, on Monday afternoon. The heatwave is the leading hypothesis for their deaths, according to a local prosecutor.
'Another day, another leader': Londoners react to Starmer's resignation
People in central London expressed frustration, uncertainty and cautious hope after Keir Starmer announced his resignation as UK prime minister.