Trump queries Tuchel's tactics in England's semifinal heartbreak against Argentina
"They took their best player, and they put him on defence," Trump said, referring to England striker Harry Kane.
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Wildfires: how to protect your lungs from harmful smoke
The smoke of wildfires can travel hundreds of kilometres, degrading air quality and posing health risks for those living miles away. Here's what to know to stay safe.
Helicopters dump water as huge Norway fire destroys homes
The blaze has destroyed more than 100 homes in Drammen and has spread to a nearby forest, authorities say.
Iberian rabbit: species hidden by Spain and Portugal for 2 million years
A CSIC team and universities in Spain, Portugal and the UK say the European rabbit is in fact two species split 2 million years ago, one now in decline.
Who made the FIFA World Cup trophy? The story of Milan sculptor Silvio Gazzaniga
Here's how Italian sculptor Silvio Gazzaniga created the FIFA World Cup trophy's iconic design - and why champions never get to keep it.
5.0 magnitude earthquake hits eastern Turkey
"There are currently no reports of any adverse circumstances," and an "on-site assessment" is ongoing, Turkey's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority said.
Shipwreck in Lake Constance: what surprised the underwater archaeologists
Prof Dr Tobias Pflederer from the Bavarian Society for Underwater Archaeology tells Euronews about wooden remains of a shipwreck in Lake Constance and why the discovery stands out.
Medieval shipwreck in Lake Constance surprises underwater archaeologists
In an interview with Euronews, Prof Dr Tobias Pflederer of the Bavarian Society for Underwater Archaeology explains the discovery of wooden parts of a shipwreck in Lake Constance and what makes the find special.
'That's crazy': Messi reflects on iconic photo with baby Lamine Yamal
Lionel Messi described the viral photo of himself holding baby Lamine Yamal as "crazy" ahead of their World Cup final meeting. Messi praised the Spain star as one of the world's best but said Argentina would do everything possible to stop him.
Discounted tickets for World Cup and popstar gigs could cut climate costs of ‘mega events’
The 2026 FIFA World Cup generated emissions equal to some countries’ annual output, with fan travel being the biggest driver.
US forces strike Iran for seventh consecutive night
Iran's Fars state news agency reported that Iranian forces had responded by attacking US allies and bases in the region, including the Ali Al Salem airbase in Kuwait.
Why the EU’s so-called Chat Control law has privacy experts up in arms
The European Parliament has approved extraordinary measures to fight child sex abuse online. The rules have been dubbed "Chat Control" by critics, who warn of mass surveillance. Supporters reject these claims and argue a balance between protecting children and privacy rights is
Australia's new $69 million library becomes home to a copy of Shakespeare's First Folio
Australia's Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) has opened its highly anticipated new library, featuring 30,000 items, including Shakespeare's First Folio. The collection ranges from children's books and artworks to rare books and historic maps.
Why has Austria become Europe's hottest AI market this year?
An Austrian chipmaker is up 459% this year, turning Vienna’s bank-heavy market into one of the eurozone's best performers of 2026.
Latest news bulletin | July 18th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 18th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Flying while pregnant? Here are your airport and airline rights you might not know about
Skipping a queue or getting assistance can make the process of flying while you’re expecting much less stressful. From airports to airline rights, here’s everything you need to know.
One anti-war critic fined, another held as Russia clamps down on dissent
While Boris Nadezhdin is barred from running for parliament, blogger Ilya Remeslo is remanded in custody.
'Make America Read Again': Venice protesters greet US ambassador with protest signs
US Ambassador to Italy arrived in Venice aboard the 117-meter luxury yacht Boardwalk, which features two helipads, two swimming pools, and a fully equipped spa and gym.
Latvia becomes Lukashenka's latest pressure point for the EU
Belarus has shifted migrant routes towards Latvia's border, forcing Riga to call on its neighbours for support as the Baltic state heads into an election campaign. Lithuania is now considering whether to introduce temporary border controls to manage a rise in secondary
Many Ukrainian soldiers outraged over removal of defence minister, troops tell BBC
Protests erupted in Ukraine on Thursday after Mykhailo Fedorov's removal - and now soldiers are also criticising the move.
Apple surpasses Nvidia as world's most valuable company
Apple, which does not develop its own large language models, has gone from being seen as a laggard in the AI race to being rewarded by investors for its cautious approach and strong iPhone sales.
Macron and Merz agree to deepen defence ties and push for tougher stance on China
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron to the Noervenich air base near Cologne on Friday for the 26th Franco-German ministerial council.
EU foreign policy chief Kallas visits EU naval mission in the Red Sea
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas visited personnel serving with the EU's ASPIDES and ATALANTA naval missions, receiving operational briefings and meeting troops deployed to help protect shipping routes in the Red Sea. Euronews correspondent Toby Gregory accompanied Kallas
EU proposes slowing down cuts to carbon emissions for businesses
Under the proposals, the EU plans to relax its emissions trading system to give companies more time to reduce their carbon output.
Seven people die in Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine
A number regions of Ukraine have been hit by Russian drones and missiles over the past day. Overall seven people are reported to have died, and at least 67 injured across the country.
Trieste, sightings of bull rays: unique case in Mediterranean, but they threaten mussel farms
Sightings of this protected species are unprecedented in the Mediterranean in scale and frequency, but they threaten local mussel farms. In the Gulf of Trieste, a trial using magnetic deterrents has been launched to identify and drive the animals away.
Latest news bulletin | July 17th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 17th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
7.3 magnitude earthquake strikes Mexico and Guatemala coasts, tsunami alert lifted
A 7.3 magnitude earthquake shook the coasts of Mexico and Guatemala on Friday, its epicentre off Chiapas at about 15 km deep.
World Cup organisers 'monitoring' wildfire smoke ahead of New Jersey final
Officials in many cities urged residents to stay indoors or wear masks outside as air quality reached unhealthy to hazardous levels, meaning it posed a health risk to everyone,
China rejects Trump's election interference accusations as 'groundless'
At a daily briefing in Beijing, a spokesperson called on the US to stop making what it described as 'groundless accusations' against China.
Athens Photo Festival: A polyphonic celebration of photography at the Benaki Museum
This year, 70 creators and artistic collectives from 30 countries are taking part in the international photography festival.
Your phone is destroying your thumbs — and here's how to stop it
The way we use smartphones is wreaking havoc on our hands, and can cause texting thumb, carpal tunnel and arthritis. Doctors say a few simple changes could make a difference.
Rule of Law in Hungary shows ‘radical change’ under Magyar, EU says
The latest European Commission report highlights “intense reform efforts” by Budapest's new government. The decision to join the European Public Prosecutor’s Office is seen as a key step in the fight against corruption.
Oscar-winning actress Brenda Fricker, best known for 'My Left Foot' and 'Home Alone 2', dies aged 81
Brenda Fricker was the first Irish woman to win an Oscar in 1990 for her role in 'My Left Foot'. She leaves cinema and TV lovers a remarkable legacy - including a particularly memorable role in 'Home Alone 2: Lost In New York'.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki vetoes civil partnerships bill
The president's veto can be overridden, but it would take a three-fifths majority vote in the lower house of parliament, a rarity in Poland.
Xi hails 'new level' in ties as China and Kazakhstan sign €11.4bn in deals
Xi Jinping and Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed more than 70 commercial agreements on the sidelines of the World AI Conference in Shanghai, including Central Asia's first battery plant with CATL and a new Caspian port terminal.
BlackRock tops $15tn: Where does the world's largest asset manager put it all?
BlackRock has become the first asset manager to oversee more than $15 trillion (€13tn), nearly three times the nominal annual output of Germany, the EU’s largest economy. Here is how the money is spread.
EU unveils banking reform plan to lift national barriers and unlock investment
In a bid to reduce fragmentation in the EU banking sector and meet companies’ growing investment needs, the European Commission has unveiled proposals aimed at making banks more competitive and potentially unlocking billions of euros for investment, but obstacles remain.
2026 World Cup: How to watch the final without risking your heart
Spanish cardiologist José Abellán explains how the stress of the 2026 World Cup final can increase heart risks and which three heart attack symptoms fans should never ignore.
China rescuers race to find trapped people after landslide
China launched a large-scale rescue operation after a landslide struck Pengshui County in Chongqing municipality on 17 July, burying part of a residential area and trapping an unknown number of people.
Saving Europe’s farmland: Agri-PV leads the way towards sustainable solar panel use
The availability of cheap solar panels has led to a massive expansion of photovoltaic systems in rural areas. But will this result in a loss of farmland? It doesn’t have to be that way: a team of German inventors has developed systems that allow farmers to reap a double
Wildfire smoke: How to protect yourself when air quality worsens
Health experts are urging people to take precautions as wildfire smoke from Canada blankets New York City. They recommend limiting time outdoors, wearing a properly fitted N95 mask when necessary, keeping windows closed and using HEPA air purifiers to reduce exposure.
Vikings, Trump cards and baby fans: The 10 biggest viral moments of the World Cup 2026
From Erling Haaland's social media domination to the controversial Trump card and Lamine Yamal's little brother Keyne going viral online, Euronews Culture rounds up the 10 biggest viral moments from the 2026 World Cup.
German politician faces calls to resign over surrogacy child
Surrogacy is banned in Germany, a policy firmly backed by Jens Spahn's Christian Democrat party, and several years ago by Spahn, too.
EU bolsters Red Sea mission amid reports Houthis may shut Bab el-Mandeb
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas visited Djibouti and signed a new security agreement to strengthen Europe's naval presence, as reports say Tehran has asked the Houthis to shut the Bab el-Mandeb if the US strikes Iranian infrastructure, threatening a second global shipping
A crisis of his own: Zelenskyy’s wartime reshuffle backfires and leads to protests
Dismissal of the reformist defence minister ignites protests, pushing Zelenskyy to rethink his wartime strategy and even yield to pressure from civil society and the armed forces, while his office urges patience.
Orange lips and a froglike roar: New monkey discovered after 18-year search in Congo rainforest
A blurry 2008 photograph led researchers on an 18-year search to confirm a new monkey species.
Brussels to double electrification target in bid to cut fossil fuel consumption
After months of speculation, the European Commission announced a 46 percent electrification target for the bloc's economy by 2040. The move is intended to cut dependencies on imported fossil fuels but critics argue that high electricity prices may complicate the EU's goals.
Welcome to ‘The Odyssey summer’: Visit these locations for a blockbuster set-jetting trip
Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer's epic poem is one of the year’s most anticipated new movies. Here we look at The Odyssey’s film locations and the destinations inspiring a blockbuster set-jetting holiday.
The Cure’s Robert Smith lashes out at the World Cup halftime show
Not everyone is a fan of the upcoming World Cup final halftime show, with The Cure's Robert Smith posting his blunt but oddly poetic (considering the image) thoughts on FIFA's Super Bowl-style performance on Sunday.