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Stand-up comic held on charges of insulting Islam and Erdogan in Turkey crackdown
Deniz Göktaş is regarded as one of Turkey's most popular comedians and is accused of "insulting religious values" on stage.
October deadline for China talks 'not realistic at all', chief trade MEP says
Bernd Lange, head of the European Parliament's trade committee, told Euronews the EU should be pushing China hard on unfair industrial subsidies and other pressing issues.
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Fatherland' - Paweł Pawlikowski's Cannes-winning triumph
Paweł Pawlikowski's first film in eight years stars Sandra Hüller and Hanns Zischler as Erika and Thomas Mann, as they embark on a road trip across Germany during the Cold War.
Moldovan prime minister Alexandru Munteanu resigns after eight months in office
Moldova's president Maia Sandu said she would start consultations with the country's political parties on Monday over selecting a new prime minister.
Astana's Congress of World Religions: A Global Platform for Dialogue in an Age of Division
At a time when religious tensions, geopolitical conflicts and cultural misunderstandings continue to challenge international stability, Kazakhstan's Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions has emerged as one of the world's most significant platforms for
US Democrats urge Brussels to stick to methane rules
US lawmakers have presented a united front in defence of predictable market rules, arguing that any rollback of methane regulations would send a damaging signal to global investors who have already invested in CO2 emissions monitoring technologies.
Madonna takes us to Danceteria with her 'Confessions II' album: Euronews Culture's verdict
Madonna releases her highly-anticipated album 'Confessions II', a spiritual sequel to 2005's 'Confessions on a Dance Floor'. Madge fan Mikhail Calvez delves into the tracklist and assesses whether the dance floor is still alive in 2026.
How Schuman Lost Its Way
The redesign of the Schuman roundabout has been presented by the City of Brussels as a transformation from a traffic-dominated junction into a welcoming public space, complete with a central pedestrian agora, new landscaping, and the aim of creating a place for events and
France records 2,025 excess deaths at peak of heatwave as Europe braces for more extreme weather
Forecasters are warning of further extreme temperatures on the continent in the next few days.
Venezuela's interim leader defends earthquake response as death toll tops 2,500
Delcy Rodríguez has hit back at criticism over her government’s response to the quakes, rejecting accusations of slow rescue efforts and claims that official casualty figures have been under-reported.
Trump victorious in legal battle to erase climate change and slavery signs from national parks
Donald Trump wants to “restore truth and sanity” to US history by removing signage on climate change, slavery and other topics.
Dogs don Argentina shirts as World Cup fever grips Buenos Aires
A dog walker in Buenos Aires leads dogs dressed in Argentina jerseys through the city as World Cup fever grows and fans celebrate in the streets.
Latest news bulletin | July 3rd, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 3rd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Retired but still working: Where in Europe is financial necessity the biggest reason?
Around 13% of pensioners in the EU continue working. Financial necessity is a significant reason, but experts point to other factors too, such as changing norms, changing demography and enduring labour shortages.
Deaths in Belgium increased by 39% during June heatwave
It comes as Public Health France announced an increase of 29.1% in the number of deaths in France from 22 to 28 June compared to the week prior.
Heatwave leaves Europe with thousands of excess deaths
Preliminary data from Western Europe points to more than 4,000 additional deaths as record June temperatures strain health systems — with governments now scrambling to bolster preparedness for future heatwaves.
Viral fake AI-image shows Macron kneeling before Thai king
Did French President Emmanuel Macron kneel before Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn? Despite online claims, this viral image is fake.
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Cyprus: Only 23% of tourist accommodation is fully licensed, deputy tourism minister responds
The report by Cyprus’s Audit Office says 55% of accommodation operates without full legality, while a further 22% only hold a temporary licence.
This steam railway that travels through the Swiss Alps is celebrating its 100th anniversary
The steam trains now operate exclusively as a tourist attraction in the summers between the stations of Realp and Oberwald.
Taking short breaks from sitting can lower cancer death risk, study finds
Short bursts of activity to break up long periods of sitting could significantly lower the risk of dying from cancer, a new study has found.
Rescued bile bears released in Denmark forest
Six rescued Asiatic black bears from South Korea start a new life in Denmark’s Knuthenborg Safaripark after an international rescue operation.
Aegean resumes direct flights between Paphos and Athens
At 6:31 am local time, the first Aegean flight arrived in Athens, landing at the Greek capital’s airport in the early hours of Friday morning.
Portugal: over 1,000 firefighters battle wildfires on the ground
The wildfire in Vouzela is currently the main concern, with over 900 personnel on the ground. It has three active fronts and is still spreading as Portugal remains on red heat alert.
Lithuania moves to lift nuclear weapons ban, following Finland's lead
President Gitanas Nauseda said Lithuania's constitutional ban on nuclear weapons and foreign military bases had become "outdated," as Finland's own nuclear ban formally ended on Wednesday, prompting Russian threats that Moscow could destroy half the country.
PMI Defends AI Consultation Tool as Scrutiny Grows Over EU Tobacco Rules Review
Philip Morris International has defended its use of an AI-assisted tool designed to help citizens and stakeholders respond to the European Commission’s consultation on the revision of EU tobacco and advertising rules, following allegations that the technology was used to
Air conditioner rush: Scuffles break out at Lidl stores across France
Hundreds of shoppers queued outside Lidl supermarkets across France on Thursday after the retailer announced the sale of 200,000 fans and portable air conditioners, triggering long lines, scuffles and police intervention at several stores.
AI images falsely claim Kyiv monastery strike was staged
Posts circulating in several languages falsely claim that photographers were waiting on rooftops to capture the moment a strike hit Kyiv’s UNESCO-listed Perchersk Lavra monastery.
De Croo: Defence and aid spending are 'two sides of the same coin'
Exclusive: United Nations Development Programme administrator and former Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo said the European Union's long-term budget should balance defence and aid funding as they are both crucial for European security.
Podcast | US Independence party in Brussels: Controversial celebration or diplomatic success?
A majestic celebration of the US Independence anniversary in the heart of Brussels' European Quarter, alongside talks to end the war in Iran have sparked reflection on EU–US relations.
'Donald Trump's always raging about something,' former US NATO envoy says
Kurt Volker told Europe Today the US president's anger at allies for not joining in the war in Iran was an "exaggeration".
Asian stocks rally after Dow sets fresh record, though chip weakness lingers
Asian markets pushed higher on Friday after the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at another record high, with several AI and related chip stocks staging a rebound even as others extended their recent slide.
France records nearly 30% increase in deaths during brutal June heatwave
The number of deaths rose most sharply in the Île-de-France region, up 62.8%. A similar surge was also reported in the Pays de la Loire region in western France.
Portugal fans celebrate World Cup win over Croatia
Thousands of Portugal fans gathered in central Lisbon to celebrate a 2-1 victory over Croatia, sending their team through to the World Cup last 16.
Goalkeeper Unai Simón sets new Guinness World Record following Spain's 3-0 win over Austria
Simón, who plays his club football for La Liga side Athletic Bilbao, has kept clean sheets against Austria, Cape Verde, Uruguay, and Saudi Arabia at the 2026 World Cup.
Civil society from across the EU gathers in Cork to reinforce Europe’s sustainability agenda
The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) must continue to serve as the compass for Europe's future well beyond 2030. Civil society organisations and policymakers must prepare for the end of the decade, when the SDGs should be strengthened. The energy transition
Overtourism: Where are locals being priced out by rising rents?
Greeks, Italians and Spaniards have endured some of the highest rent hikes since 2019, ranging from €200 to €300 a year, and no, it has nothing to do with energy or construction prices.
Firefighters battle major wildfire in southern France
A major wildfire in France's Aude department burns 900 hectares as aircraft and firefighters battle the blaze and evacuees reach emergency shelters.
Watch: Following the money—the EPPO investigation into defunct far-right EU group
The dark times are ahead as the EU is coming for the far-right. But this time, it is not about a political debate—it is about the balance sheet.
The Iran war changed Pakistan's strategic value, not its political trajectory
The recent US-Iran conflict has unexpectedly restored Pakistan to the center of regional diplomacy. As one of the few states able to maintain working relationships with Washington, Tehran, Beijing, Riyadh, and the Gulf monarchies simultaneously, Islamabad emerged as a valuable
Spain set to see temperatures soar again this weekend
Extremadura and Andalusia are under orange heat alerts, with temperatures of 40ºC to 42ºC expected.
Newsletter: ‘Raging’ Trump turns up the heat ahead of NATO summit
Good morning and welcome to Friday, I’m Mared Gwyn. We wrap up this week with another dispatch from Ireland as it takes on the six-month EU Council Presidency, and a look ahead to next week’s high-stakes NATO summit in Ankara.
Democracy cannot be selective: Why Europe must apply the same standards abroad that it demands at home
The European Union (EU) has long presented itself as the world's foremost defender of democracy, the rule of law, and free elections. From Warsaw to Budapest, Brussels has demonstrated its willingness to withhold funding, launch legal proceedings, and impose political
A-listers, phone bans, charity donations: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding frenzy in full swing
Taylor Swift and her American football-player fiancé Travis Kelce have kicked off rumoured wedding celebrations at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Here’s what we know so far.
Death toll rises to 30 following Russia's massive attack on Kyiv
The Ukrainian branch of the Red Cross said its humanitarian warehouse in Kyiv had been destroyed in the strikes, with around €1.5 million worth of aid and equipment lost.
Israelis mark 1,000 days since 7 October attack
Thousands gathered in Tel Aviv to mark 1,000 days since the 7 October 2023 attack, as former hostages and bereaved families addressed the crowd.
Europe Today: Kyiv attack, NATO summit and pressure on Russia
Ukraine observes a day of mourning after Russia's deadly strike on Kyiv as NATO allies prepare for next week's summit in Ankara. Ireland considers ending alumina exports to Russia while the EU investigates the Patriots political group.
EU policy toward Azerbaijan: Why Brussels must move beyond political dialogue
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s visit to Azerbaijan and Armenia this month has reignited conversations about the nature of the EU’s role in the South Caucasus. At face value, the European Union continues to devote increasing attention to the region. In the
Open letter to president of the European Commission on the Schengen Entry/Exit System (EES)
Dear President von der Leyen, Europe's airports and airlines fully recognise the vital role of the Schengen Entry/Exit System (EES) in strengthening the security of the European Union's external borders. For years, our sectors have worked closely with the European Commission