'Heads must roll': France demands judicial overhaul after murder of 11-year-old girl

The main suspect, Jérôme Barella, had faced multiple complaints for sexual violence against minors but was never investigated or questioned - until now.

Books, authors and readers: a day at Lisbon Book Fair

June in Lisbon isn’t just about the Popular Saints festivities: it’s also when Parque Eduardo VII turns into the country’s biggest bookshop. Ninety‑six years after its first edition, in 1930, the Book Fair still draws huge crowds. We went to find out why.

Electric vehicle giant BYD predicts 80% of China car sales will soon be electric

BYD expects China's competitive electric vehicle market to continue growing, even as manufacturers and analysts anticipate domestic demand to taper further.

Around 20,000 people displaced by Philippine earthquake that killed at least 37

The Philippines is often hit by earthquakes and volcanic eruptions due to its location on the Pacific “Ring of Fire,” an arc of seismic faults around the ocean.

Thai jobs for Myanmar refugees could show way forward for Asian nations, UN says

BANGKOK, June 9 - More than 5,500 Myanmar refugees living in camps along Thailand's border have found jobs since Bangkok eased employment curbs last year, an approach that offers a regional example, a senior U.N. refugee official told Reuters.

Africa: All of Africa Today - June 9, 2026

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Malaysia’s PAS severs ties with Bersatu, throwing opposition pact PN's fate into question

Parti Islam Se-Malaysia’s president Abdul Hadi Awang said the decision took into account the state of relations between the two parties.

Taiwan says China coast guard ‘harassed’ commercial shipping off its coast

Taiwan’s coast guard told the passing merchant ships they should pay no heed to inquiries from the Chinese vessels.

Trump says US helicopter pilots who went down in Strait of Hormuz are fine

By Parisa Hafezi, Nayera Abdallah and Steven Scheer DUBAI/JERUSALEM, June 9 (Reuters) - Two U.S. pilots whose helicopter crashed near the Strait of Hormuz "are fine", President Donald Trump said on Tuesday after the New York Times reported the crew of an Apache gunship had been

‘Lord of the Rings’ Films to Celebrate 25 Years With Elijah Wood, More at CCXP

The annual fan event takes place Dec. 3-6 in Brazil.

Newsletter: Squeezing Moscow's war chest

Also in this newsletter: A group of MEPs are up in arms over planned technical talks between EU and Taliban officials on the return of migrants to Afghanistan.

EU exports of shark fins dropped in 2025

In 2025, the EU exported 2.7 thousand tonnes of shark fins to countries outside the EU, worth €44.8 million. Compared with 2024, the export volume decreased by 15.2% (from 3.1 thousand tonnes), and the export value dropped by 31.3% (from €65.3 million). These decreases

Philippines takes diplomatic action against China over floating structure in South China Sea

The Philippines said it is assessing the nature, purpose and implications of the installation.

Where apartment prices are double those in Paris: Europe's most expensive housing markets

A new ranking shows Switzerland and Luxembourg dominate Europe's priciest property markets, with apartment prices in Zurich more than double those in Paris.

Trump on Israel-Iran truce: 'When I tell Netanyahu to do something, he does it'

The president said he does not believe that the Israeli leader will resume the war. 'They've called it quits, so they're gonna just leave each other alone for another week or something,' Trump said

KL airport foils passenger’s attempt to smuggle six live gibbons out of Malaysia

Photos posted by KLIA show one of the mammals crammed into a bag.

Philippine ex-policeman arrested in notorious drug war killing

Police found him asleep with a handgun near him at a northern Manila property early on June 9.

The EU’s migration pact takes full effect: are countries ready to deliver?

Co-legislators agreed on “return hubs” on 1 June, preparing to rollout the Migration and Asylum Pact of 12 June. Stricter border controls, uniform asylum rules, and a new digital monitoring system will crack down on illegal migration. But are member states ready for the new

Commission approves €23 billion Italian state aid scheme to support renewable electricity production

The European Commission has approved a €23 billion Italian state aid scheme to support electricity production from renewable energy sources, in line with the objectives of the Clean Industrial Deal. This measure will contribute to the transition towards a net-zero economy and

APOS Boss Vivek Couto on AI, Microdramas and the Redefinition of the Region’s Media Business: ‘You Can’t Dabble in Asia’

The title of Vivek Couto’s opening address at APOS 2026 uses the word “reset.” He has a more precise term in mind. “It’s not actually being reset,” says Couto, CEO and executive director at Media Partners Asia, which produces the annual summit running June 16–18 in Bali. “It’s

Europe Today: Former Italian PM Letta on Euronews as Iran halts attacks on Israel

Former Italian prime minister and President of the Jacques Delors Institute Enrico Letta speaks to Euronews. We also cover the Middle East, where Iran announced the end of military operations against Israel but warned of “a more crushing” response if it resumes strikes on

China's Xi vows to bring ties with North Korea to 'new heights' during rare visit

It was Xi's first visit to North Korea in seven years. Xi and Kim last met in Beijing in September after viewing a military parade alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin and other foreign leaders.

Indonesia Parliament amends law to allow police to serve in civilian government

Police officers do not have to resign because their expertise is needed by the administration.

Indonesia races to plant rice early against risk of El Nino

There has been no rain ⁠for more than 10 days in many parts of Java and some other islands.

Businesses and unions unite against Swiss immigration cap ahead of Sunday referendum

The initiative faces broad opposition across the government, parliament and business sector, but opinion polls suggest the vote could be tight.

Hundreds of aftershocks jolt Philippines as officials say death toll could rise

Dozens of people are dead and hundreds more injured following an earthquake in the country's south.

No phones allowed: Phoebe Bridgers takes ‘The Lost Tour’ to Europe

Bridgers joins artists like Bob Dylan, Jack White and Ghost in outright banning phones from live shows.

Gabriel Raimondo, 18, wins deputy seat in election

He becomes Jersey's youngest ever politician after campaigning heavily on the cost of living.

Africa: Govt Protests Ill-Treatment of Nigerians in South Africa

[This Day] The Federal Government on Monday registered its displeasure over the ill- treatment of Nigerians living in South Africa, insisting Nigerian citizens residing in the country have been unfairly targeted, harassed and subjected to unjust treatment.

Justice and Home Affairs Council

On 4 June, Justice and Home Affairs Ministers from EU member states and Schengen Associated Countries met at the JHA Council in Luxembourg. Among other topics, Commissioner for Internal Affairs and Migration Magnus Brunner presented the main findings of the 5th Report on the

Trump booed by crowd during national anthem prior to NBA Finals in New York

The Secret Service deployed counter-drone technology as part of its operation to protect the US leader, who has faced three alleged assassination attempts in less than two years.

Africa: South Africa Gears Up for Africa's Biggest Aerospace and Defence Showcase

[SAnews.gov.za] South Africa has declared itself ready to host the 13th biennial Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) trade exhibition and airshow, as the country marks 100 days to go before the continent's premier aerospace and defence event takes place.

ChatGPT maker OpenAI files for IPO, joining Anthropic and SpaceX in race to go public

OpenAI filed preliminary paperwork that would open the door to it becoming a publicly traded company, the third in a powerhouse trio of artificial intelligence companies racing to Wall Street debuts.

Everest survivor out of intensive care, as probe calls grow

Dawa Sherpa told others after his rescue that he had fallen into a crevasse.

Plug-in solar is soaring across Europe – but is it better than traditional rooftop panels?

Solar is helping rescue Europeans from the soaring cost of fossil fuels, but experts warn that energy bills may still increase due to the ‘rebound’ effect.

World’s first wind-powered underwater datacentre starts operating in China

Datacentre off Shanghai coast uses less power and water than land-based equivalent The world’s first wind-powered underwater datacentre has started operations off the coast of Shanghai, as China presses forwards with solutions for energy challenges created by the country’s

How cyber criminals are taking advantage of the FIFA World Cup

From fake websites to malicious calendar invitations, here is how cyber attackers have already been taking advantage of the FIFA World Cup hype.

Latest news bulletin | June 9th, 2026 – Morning

Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 9th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.

Peaks, lakes and coastal views: Here are the best trails in Europe to hike this summer

Lace up your hiking boots and swap crowded city breaks for volcanic landscapes, dramatic peaks and coastal trails across the continent.

Berry good for you: Why flavanols are key to a heart-healthy diet

Most dietary guidelines recommend five portions of fruits and vegetables a day, but new research suggests that for heart health, which one you choose matters more than how much you eat.

Give your career a real take off

Looking to help get your life/career off the ground? If so, a leading airline is offering you the chance to do just that....literally. Emirates, widely acknowledged as the world’s largest international airline, is looking for candidates to join its multinational cabin crew

Africa: Most Africans Continue to Experience Economic Hardship, Despite Signs of Recovery

[Afrobarometer] Government performance ratings improve slightly, but still overwhelmingly negative.

Africa: Why Sustainable Alternatives to Plastic Are Struggling to Compete

[UN News] Plastic pollution is choking the ocean, but sustainable alternatives - including seaweed - remain held back by tariffs, fragmented regulations and the overwhelming market advantage enjoyed by fossil fuel-based plastics.

Africa: Countries Urged to 'Go Further, Faster' and Deliver On Climate Commitments

[UN News] The United Nations climate chief called on Monday for countries to step up action to implement existing commitments, warning that fossil fuel dependency is deepening economic instability and exposing vulnerable communities to worsening climate impacts.

Extreme heat risks losses for Indian suppliers to Uniqlo, Tesco

Temperatures reached over 45 deg C in some areas, contributing to high employee absenteeism.

Hong Kong school advertises vacancy after firing principal over SAFRA Jurong swearing incident

Applicants must possess “outstanding leadership skills and excellent character”.

Africa: HIV Enters the Brain and Doesn't Leave - Paradoxically, Drugs Intended to Reduce Brain Inflammation Increase Virus Levels

[The Conversation Africa] HIV can damage the brain and cause memory and cognitive problems. And once HIV enters the brain, it does not leave.

Rescuers race to reach trapped after powerful quake in southern Philippines

Rescuers race to reach trapped victims after powerful quake in southern Philippines

Officials are hoping that the death toll will not rise further as search-and-rescue operations continue, with more than 400 people injured and four still missing.

Two police officers, one civilian injured in bombing outside school in Thailand’s Yala province

The bombing is suspected to be carried out by insurgents.