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Despite high inflation, Fed expected to hold rates steady for now
The US Federal Reserve is expected to hold rates on Wednesday, although investors were pricing in a 32% chance of an increase on Tuesday night, with analysts describing the decision as the most uncertain in years.
Rocking the Iron Curtain: How Queen’s 1986 Budapest concert cracked the Soviet Bloc
On 27 July 1986, a concert by British rock band Queen in Budapest symbolically tore down the Iron Curtain. A crowd of 80,000 filled the People's Stadium to feel the first wave of freedom. The band's official photographer Denis O'Regan recalls that night in an exclusive
Commission publishes new guidance to support businesses' implementation of the Cyber Resilience Act
Manufacturers, developers and businesses of all sizes across the EU now have new guidance on how to apply the Cyber Resilience Act. This will help them prepare for mandatory cybersecurity requirements and reporting obligations. The new Commission guidance explains how these
Parisian spot with five-step seasonal menu was just named the best new cocktail bar in the world
De Vie in the French capital’s Montorgueil quarter was praised for its innovative concoctions having opened last year.
The people building AI are asking governments to 'decelerate' the industry after models broke loose
Employees from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta AI signed the petition following a major autonomous AI hacking scandal.
Israeli protesters march in Tel Aviv against West Bank settler violence
Israeli protesters marched in Tel Aviv against settler violence in the occupied West Bank as police blocked their route and confronted demonstrators.
Commission greenlights Belgium's fifth payment request for €225 million under NextGenerationEU
On 27 July, the European Commission positively assessed Belgium's fifth payment request for €225 million under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), the centrepiece of NextGenerationEU. This is an important step in the delivery of the reforms and investments tied to this
Japan earthquake shakes Kumamoto newsroom as staff shelter under desks
Footage shows newsroom staff taking cover as a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Kumamoto in southwestern Japan, killing 13 people.
The EU sends planes and firefighters as wildfires ravage France and Spain
The EU has deployed assistance to both France and Spain under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism as ongoing wildfires have triggered one of the biggest evacuation operations in Europe, displacing more than 300,000 people in France and Spain. In France, the EU has deployed seven
Wildfires: Europe on track for worst year on record as burned area reaches size of Luxembourg
While Madrid braces for "difficult hours ahead", Portugal puts municipalities on maximum wildfire alert. Which countries have suffered the worst damage so far?
Solidarity Lanes: Latest figures – June 2026
In the face of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, the EU, together with Ukraine and Moldova launched the EU-Ukraine Solidarity Lanes in May 2022, establishing new transport routes to keep Ukraine’s imports and exports flowing via rail, road and inland waterways. Today,
EU wildfire strategy falls short as southern Europe faces another devastating fire season
The European Commission’s wildfire strategy, presented in March, has fallen short as Spain and France face large-scale evacuations and thousands of hectares have already burned. Meanwhile, EU countries have stalled progress on key forest-management rules.
UEFA issues angry response to FIFA boss Infantino's plan to sell World Cup stakes to investors
The new initiative is the second time Infantino has attempted to privatise football assets, with the first being in 2018 where the FIFA chief proposed a multi-billion dollar project to create more global competitions, funded by private investors.
Sixth-generation wildfires multiply: why they are more dangerous and how to fight them
Fires like those raging for a week in France and Spain are so intense that direct firefighting is often impossible, a new climate-driven pattern requiring a specific response.
Skip the usual stays: These five hidden gem hotels deserve a spot on your holiday shortlist
Five properties feature in La Liste’s Discovery Gem Hotel Awards for 2026 – including two in Europe.
Industrial chicken farms are fuelling the spread of diarrhoea-causing bacteria, study finds
Industrial chicken farms are boosting the spread of gastroenteritis-causing bacteria, as the global chicken population has surged to roughly 31 billion birds, new research shows.
Latest news bulletin | July 29th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 29th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Is the EU's 'Chat Control' the end of private messaging in Europe?
EU countries have extended temporary rules allowing platforms to detect child sexual abuse material online voluntarily until 2028. Lawmakers' biggest battle is the permanent "chat control" law that could decide the future of private messaging in Europe. Watch the video.
How beavers are quietly tackling Europe’s raging wildfires and helping burnt landscapes recover
Beavers’ penchant for dam building has created natural fire breaks across Europe, which could help tackle deadly blazes.
Media, peace, and trust in a fragmented information environment: A conceptual and academic perspective on the 4th Shusha Global Media Forum
In an era in which digital platforms have accelerated the circulation of news, generative artificial intelligence has transformed content production, and public trust in traditional media has steadily declined, information security can no longer be regarded solely as a
US intercepts Iranian attack and launches joint strikes with Saudi Arabia against Iran-backed militias in Iraq
The US military warned Iran to halt its attacks carried out directly or via its regional proxies against Washington’s assets in the Gulf or Saudi Arabia’s energy infrastructure to “avoid further military response”.
Barter returns in app form: Pay with your time instead of money
An app allows people to exchange knowledge and skills without money, amid inflation and rising living costs that are driving new forms of collaborative economy.
Rescuers scramble to locate survivors as death toll climbs to 13 after powerful quake hits southwestern Japan
Dozens more remain trapped underneath the rubble as authorities race against the clock to save as many people as possible during the critical 72 hour rescue period. The tremor is the most powerful to hit the region in 10 years since a 7.0 magnitude quake recorded in 2016.
Independent review challenges fraud allegations at flagship EU gas storage project
Former ICTY prosecutor finds no evidence of criminal conduct in Chiren drilling dispute, as EPPO investigation continues. An independent review by Steven Kay KC, one of Britain's most experienced criminal barristers and a former senior prosecutor at the International Criminal
AI is changing gaming – but not in the way most players think
Artificial intelligence (AI) is hardly new to gaming. For years, developers have used it to control player behaviour, adapt opponents’ tactics and make virtual worlds feel responsive. What is new is generative AI, which moves beyond following pre-programmed rules to creating
Roberto Mancini returns as Italy coach after third straight World Cup miss
After days of controversy and debate, federation president Giovanni Malagò announced on Tuesday that Roberto Mancini will return as Italy coach.
Keiko Fujimori takes office as Peru's president, vowing to end decade of instability
The Popular Force leader becomes Peru's first female president, returning Fujimorism to power after 26 years. She is due to deliver her inaugural address and unveil her cabinet. King Felipe VI attended the ceremony in Lima.
Trump and Netanyahu hold first face-to-face talks since their 'disagreement' on the Iran war
The meeting was the eighth between Trump and Netanyahu since the US president returned to office in early 2025 and came ahead of elections in Israel and US midterms later this year.
Spanish government approves scientific panel to tackle climate change
The Council of Ministers has approved the creation of an expert body to produce independent reports guiding public policy on climate change. Recruitment will open this summer and the panel is due to start work in the autumn.
The race to stop the French woodland fires in their tracks
The BBC's James Waterhouse reports from Blagon in France where teams are trying to create firebreaks in the forest.
Berlin Pride attack sparks fresh questions over EU intelligence sharing
The Berlin Pride attack has reignited debate over whether intelligence sharing between EU member states is sufficient. The attacker was known to German authorities and had travelled to Turkey looking to enter Syria.
Spanish PM Sánchez calls out climate denial after devastating week of wildfires
Sánchez said climate denial makes Spain more vulnerable as the opposition accused the government of mishandling the initial emergency response.
French Navy carries out 'shooting drill' mid interview
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp says the vessel fired 17 shots as he was giving a BBC interview.
Degraded soils : Europe is losing more than €50 billion annually but AI could help
Europe is losing more than €50 billion annually because of its degraded soils write leading scientists in an op-ed for Euronews. They found a way to deliver healthier soils using AI. They say AI-driven tools are quietly transforming how Europe monitors and manages soil health.
Latest news bulletin | July 28th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 28th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Zelenskyy and Trump hold closed-door White House talks on war in Ukraine
Since returning to office early last year, Trump has halted direct US arms deliveries to Kyiv in favour of a programme allowing European countries to buy weapons for Ukraine.
Uefa and PM criticise Infantino World Cup plan
Uefa and Prime Minister Andy Burnham criticise proposals from Fifa to seek private investment in its competitions, including the World Cup.
World Cup drives tourism: Norway benefits from Haaland and viral Viking trend
Can sporting success boost tourism and deliver tangible economic gains? Norway suggests it can: this year's World Cup brought not only social media buzz but a clear rise in travel interest.
Audio recordings appear to show Biden discussing classified information with his ghostwriter
Biden was 74 when the interviews began and 81 when Hur released his report in early 2024, as he sought re-election.
Devastating wildfires expose Europe’s fragile response to a new climate reality
As Spain and France battle devastating fires, Brussels is expanding its civil protection efforts – but the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events are raising questions over who is responsible for Europe's lack of preparedness.
French wildfires threaten defence sites and hit regional economy
The fires have forced evacuations and protective measures at strategically important aerospace and defence sites, while preventing thousands of businesses from operating normally.
Rescue teams evacuate flooded villages in Sheikhupura Pakistan
Rescue teams evacuate villagers by boat in Sheikhupura, Pakistan, after monsoon floods submerged homes and left communities without basic supplies.
Greek prime minister congratulations Christopher Nolan on 'Odyssey' box office success
Kyriakos Mitsotakis thanked the British director for the film’s role in promoting ancient Greek culture and for choosing Greece as the main filming location for his box office blockbuster.
Mancini reappointed Italy boss after Pirlo controversy
Roberto Mancini is appointed Italy manager for a second time - just a day after Andrea Pirlo rules himself out of the running for the job and technical director Paolo Maldini resigns.
Europe is burning: How bad could this wildfire crisis get?
Wildfires are sweeping across Spain and France, leaving a trail of destroyed homes, scorched forests and mass evacuations. With temperatures expected to rise this week, other southern countries are at risk.
Wildfires in south-west France flare up as region braces for new 40C heatwave
Firefighters are braced for a sharp rise in temperatures on Wednesday, which could complicate the containment of wildfires in Gironde.
Zinedine Zidane fulfils 'dream' as he takes charge of France
After the announcement, Zidane greeted a large gathering of fans outside the federation headquarters and they cheered loudly when he arrived.
Marmaris: sailing gulets, ancient ruins and Türkiye's pine honey capital
Most visitors come to Marmaris for the sea, but it's the pine forest above it that shapes much of what makes this stretch of Türkiye's coast distinct.