Mali jails French diplomat for 20 years for 'undermining state security,' sources say
Under junta chief Assimi Goita, the country has turned its back on the West, especially France, in favour of closer ties with Russia.
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Putin says there is 'no point' meeting Zelensky over ending Ukraine war
The Russian president's refusal comes after his Ukrainian counterpart wrote an open letter calling for face-to-face talks.
Trump 'still disappointed' with NATO over Iran, warns US Ambassador
US Ambassador to the EU Andrew Pudzer says NATO allies made a 'big mistake' not assisting the US in the war in Iran. In an interview with Euronews, he said Europeans had an obligation to help, given America's history of defending the European continent.
Azerbaijan denies claims of Israel using its soil in operations against Iran
Baku called the reports attributed to anonymous sources and unconfirmed by either Azerbaijan or Israel "completely groundless," telling Euronews it had never provided its territory for any action against a third country, including Iran, with which it shares a 700-kilometre
Várhelyi says unilateral measures by the US against the EU ‘would not be justified’
Peaking after an informal video conference of EU health ministers on Friday (5 June), Cypriot Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides and Health Commissioner Oliver Varhelyi pushed back against suggestions that the United States would impose unilateral measures against European
US Vice President JD Vance slams UK's 'enraging' handling of student murder
Hampshire Police has apologised to the family, and the case has been referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct for review.
Norway's crown princess on lung transplant waiting list, palace says
Mette-Marit's condition, which stiffens the lungs, making it hard to breathe, has deteriorated, the royal household says.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Russia could attack NATO within four years
Earlier on Friday, Britain's military chief warned the country must boost its defences in response to threats posed by Russia, which invaded Ukraine more than four years ago.
Patagonia vs Pattie Gonia: Why is the clothing giant suing the famous drag queen?
American clothing company Patagonia has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against drag queen and environmental activist Pattie Gonia, prompting a public dispute over branding, activism, and intellectual property rights.
Qatari artist designs Pierre Gasly's helmet for Canadian Grand Prix
The design, created through the 2026 Year of Culture partnership involving Qatar, Canada and Mexico, combines symbols from both Qatar and Canada.
Albania's Edi Rama tells Euronews there is 'no alternative' to EU accession
In a wide-ranging interview with Euronews, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said there is no alternative for his country to EU accession. He also warned about the risks posed by anti-EU forces and “third actors” operating in the Western Balkans.
Sky spectacle: where to see the northern lights in Germany this weekend
According to the US weather agency NOAA, solar storms are forecast for the weekend that could produce vivid auroras, or northern lights, across North America and Canada.
Aurora spectacle: where in Germany to see northern lights this weekend
According to the US weather agency NOAA, solar storms are expected this weekend that could trigger colourful displays of the aurora borealis in North America and Canada.
Latest news bulletin | June 5th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 5th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Kosovo's former president urges compromise to break political deadlock ahead of election
Although Prime Minister Albin Kurti's party won the election in February 2025, he lacked the majority to form a government and called a snap poll in December.
What to do if bitten by a Nosferatu spider? More giant spiders on the Baltic Sea
Germany's nature conservation group NABU has for years tracked the spread of the giant Nosferatu spider. It has now reached the Baltic, common on Rügen and Usedom. How dangerous is it?
Nosferatu spider bite: what to do as more giant spiders spread on Baltic Sea coast
Germany’s nature group NABU has for years tracked the spread of the giant Nosferatu spider. It now seems established on the Baltic coast, often seen on Rügen and Usedom. But how dangerous is it really?
Ukraine strikes cargo ships and admits Romania drone blast
Ukraine says it struck five ships carrying illegal cargo in the Sea of Azov and in coastal waters of Russian-occupied territories.
Portugal to deploy over 300 more police officers at airports this summer to curb queues
The measure comes in the wake of bottlenecks recently reported at border control in some Portuguese airports, with Lisbon particularly affected.
Zelenskyy to meet Macron, Merz and Starmer in London on Sunday, France says
Ukraine recaptured more territory than it lost to Russian forces in May for the second straight month, an analysis of data from the Institute for the Study of War carried out by the AFP news agency showed earlier this month.
NASA orders astronauts to take shelter after new leak aboard the International Space Station
A NASA spokesperson told the AFP news agency that Roscosmos cosmonauts took measurements of the leaks and were now assessing data.
Rama alleges 'hybrid war' behind protests against Kushner-linked coastal development
The luxury venture, spanning a protected island and a stretch of seafront on the southern coast, has drawn opposition from environmental campaigners and critics of Prime Minister Edi Rama, who sees external interference.
Trade commissioner pledges ‘new tool’ to diversify suppliers and cut reliance on China
The European Commission is preparing a new tool to curb the bloc's dependence on China, with Trade Chief Maroš Šefčovič saying on Friday that companies could be required to source from at least three different suppliers.
Truck breakdown in Niger strands passengers and leaves 49 dead in Sahara Desert
The 49 victims were buried in mass graves at the scene in what officials called a “particularly delicate and emotionally exhausting task” for the survivors.
Tornado, hail and storms: the weather in Germany
A tornado has swept across Gronau in North Rhine-Westphalia. The German Weather Service is warning of thunderstorms over the weekend.
‘None of us could have predicted this’: Scottish island closes on Sundays after visitor surge
After featuring in a BBC show, Ulva received “unprecedented interest” from holidaymakers, according to local ferry operators.
Tributes paid to MOBO Awards founder and cultural pioneer Kanya King, dead at 57
MOBO Awards founder Kanya King championed Black musicians' contribution to British culture and funded the first Music Of Black Origin awards in 1996. Heartfelt tributes have been posted, remembering her as a "visionary" and "a pioneer" who "changed the face of culture and music.”
France's president blasts 'unacceptable' lapses over 11-year-old girl's suspected murderer
A girl, named in the press only as Lyhanna, went missing on 29 May near the town of Fleurance after she was last seen getting into a man's car.
Norway’s Crown Princess placed on lung transplant waiting list
Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit has been placed on the waiting list for a lung transplant following a serious deterioration of her chronic lung disease. Euronews Health explains the background for such a procedure.
Germany: Bavarian lake procession marks centuries-old boat tradition for Corpus Christi
Hundreds of worshippers gathered in Bavaria on 4 June for Seehausen's traditional Corpus Christi lake procession. The event, held annually since 1935, combines religious devotion with local heritage on the waters of Staffelsee.
Why Portugal loses 'about half of its lifeguards' each beach season
Portugal’s lifeguards' federation warns of too few lifeguards patrolling beaches, blaming low pay, poor job security and lack of strategy.
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Backrooms' - Liminal space horror you'll want to get lost in
Released last week in the US and UK, this year’s breakout horror hit finally heads to European cinemas. It was worth the wait.
CrowdFarming: the platform that wants to feed Europe better
Our reporter travelled to the Valencia region in Spain to meet the Úrculo brothers, founders of CrowdFarming, Europe’s leading direct-to-consumer organic food platform.
Bayeux Tapestry to go on display at British Museum
The medieval masterpiece will be on display at the London museum from September 2026 to July 2027 to mark the 1000th anniversary of William the Conqueror.
Bayeux Tapestry set to go on show at the British Museum
The medieval masterpiece will go on show at the London museum from September 2026 to July 2027, marking the 1,000th anniversary of William the Conqueror.
Bayeux Tapestry set to go on show at British Museum
The medieval masterpiece will be displayed at the London museum from September 2026 to July 2027 to mark the 1,000th anniversary of William the Conqueror.
Bayeux Tapestry set to go on display at the British Museum
The medieval work will be exhibited at the London museum from September 2026 to July 2027 to mark the 1000th anniversary of William the Conqueror.
Bayeux Tapestry set to go on display at British Museum
The medieval work will be exhibited at the London museum from September 2026 to July 2027 to mark the 1,000th anniversary of William the Conqueror.
EU vows 'targeted' restrictions on Schengen visas for Russians amid backlash
Brussels has promised to take action after a group of 11 European countries, led by Sweden, decried the "fragmentation" of visa issuance for Russian nationals. France, Italy and Spain are under scrutiny.
Counter-drone technology showcased as Europe develops plans for 'drone wall'
Drone makers and defence firms showcased the latest drone detection and counter-drone technologies at a major industry event in Denmark, as European countries step up efforts to address growing security concerns linked to UAV incursions and modern warfare.
Dutch police detain four suspects in probe into men who drugged and abused women
More arrests are possible, said police, who seized computers, telephones and data storage devices from the homes of the men arrested.
Lebanon: UN clears debris in Dibbine after Israeli withdrawal
UN peacekeepers and heavy machinery entered the southern Lebanese village of Dibbine on 5 June to clear debris left by recent fighting.
Romania: TV reporter flees live on air after drone explosion in Constanța
A live television report from Romania's Black Sea port of Constanța was abruptly interrupted on 5 June after a maritime drone exploded nearby, heightening concerns over the regional impact of the war in Ukraine.
'Moved to tears': Winners of the 2026 World Food Photography Awards revealed
From Soviet spas to sacred rivers, this World Food Photography Awards offer a glimpse into the many ways food influences our lives around the globe.
Five sailors killed as cargo ships struck in Sea of Azov
The cargo vessels Natra and Zirkon — both bearing hallmarks of Russia's shadow fleet and heading to load grain at a port linked to looted Ukrainian supplies — were struck overnight near Taganrog.
Podcast: The economic battle between Brussels and Beijing
The EU is evaluating a de-risking strategy to reduce its dependence on China. But what would it take to make the bloc survive a new trade war?
Fury in France after child murder suspect's criminal record released
A man suspected of murdering an 11-year-old girl had previously been identified as a potential child molester, records show.
Romanian maritime drone explosion demonstrates Russian threat is increasing, von der Leyen says
The incident on Friday morning is the latest in a growing number of drone incursions into EU and NATO territory.
New AI-designed ‘universal vaccine’ could future-proof humans against unknown viruses
A new AI-designed vaccine capable of protecting against entire families of viruses could transform how the world prepares for a future pandemic.
Smart pipelines: Can AI protect the world’s energy lifelines?
As ageing pipelines face growing risks, the energy industry is increasingly turning to AI and smart monitoring systems to improve their safety and efficiency.