Prospective UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham rules out early general election
Burnham indicated he still backs reforming Britain's first-past-the-post electoral system, which has historically benefited the country's traditional two main parties.
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Conservative candidate Keiko Fujimori wins Peru's presidential election in runoff
Voters were primarily concerned with increasing levels of crime, especially extortion by violent organized crime gangs, and Fujimori pledged to combat crime with an iron fist.
Did he say 'Bismillah'? Cristiano Ronaldo’s penalty whisper ignites global debate
Superstar striker Cristiano Ronaldo’s whisper broadcast live around the world before the decisive penalty against Croatia sparked a global debate over whether it was an Arabic-inspired sacred invocation or his own pre-Saudi encouragement routine in Portuguese.
Two Romanian men jailed by UK judge over London stabbing of Iranian TV presenter
Iran International, a private broadcaster based in a heavily secured building in west London, was labelled a "terrorist" organisation by Tehran in 2022 along with the BBC's Persian-language channel.
Europe must double down on nuclear progress to achieve its long-term ambitions
Europe’s nuclear revival is no longer just a forecast in a long-term energy outlook. In recent months, it has become a live political and industrial response to Europe’s exposed energy system. After the latest shock to oil and gas markets linked to the Iran war and disruption
Wildfire ravages 750 hectares and forces 12,000 people to stay indoors on Costa Brava
A wildfire fanned by the tramontana wind has burned around 750 hectares on the Costa Brava (Girona) and forced 12,000 people in several towns to stay indoors. In the area, another blaze in Vilavenut is affecting farmland.
Wildfire burns 750 hectares and confines 12,000 people on Costa Brava
A wildfire fanned by the tramontane wind has burned about 750 hectares on the Costa Brava in Girona, forcing 12,000 residents to stay indoors. Nearby, another blaze in Vilavenut is affecting farmland.
One arrested over Costa Brava wildfire that burns 1,280 hectares: 12,000 confined
A tramontana-fuelled wildfire has burned 1,280 hectares on the Costa Brava (Girona), forcing 12,000 people to stay indoors. In Vilavenut, another blaze is affecting farmland.
Costa Brava wildfire destroys 750 hectares and forces 12,000 people to stay indoors
A tramontana-fuelled wildfire has burned about 750 hectares on the Costa Brava (Girona), forcing 12,000 residents in several towns to stay indoors. In the area, another blaze in Vilavenut is hitting farmland.
Belgian diamond group that won tariff relief gifts Trump lavishly encrusted ring
US presidents have considerable discretion to accept gifts from domestic and foreign sources and may determine themselves whether a gift was meant for them personally or the nation.
Polish PM warns critical months ahead in face of Russian threat
Tusk says Poland is preparing for "various" scenarios after media reports of a planned Russian attack.
Latest news bulletin | July 3rd, 2026 – Evening
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.
Mourners in Damascus bury cafe bomb blast victims as officials promise justice
Although there is so far no indication who carried out the attack, many were quick to blame loyalists of former President Bashar al-Assad, who was ousted in an insurgent offensive in December 2024.
European Commission attempts to spur EU defence teamwork with five new major projects
In a bid to end the problem of European Union nations procuring defence capabilities separately, the European Commission is trying to kickstart momentum with the participation of 18 member states – and Ukraine.
Extreme weather, conflicts and responsible tourism: How travel is changing in 2026
Destinations will need to strengthen their ability to anticipate and adapt to uncertainty, according to a new report.
Iran FM confirms reports Israel planned to target Tehran's negotiators
Iran's foreign minister corroborated US media reports that Washington warned Tehran Israel may have had its chief negotiators on a target list during April talks in Islamabad, the same talks that produced the framework deal signed on 17 June.
'Security of the Baltics is our security': Merz meets Baltic leaders before NATO summit
Days before the NATO summit in Ankara, Germany’s chancellor and Baltic leaders in Berlin pledged stronger deterrence against Russia and more aid for Ukraine.
NATO to reaffirm iron-clad commitment to Article 5 at Ankara summit
As NATO leaders prepare for their summit in Ankara next week, a document seen by Euronews says all 32 members – including the US – are still committed to the alliance's principle of collective defence.
German row over plan for workers to need sick note on first day of illness
A doctors' group says it "borders on madness" that patients will have to obtain the note in person.
NASA sends robot into orbit to stop telescope crashing to Earth
Swift has been circling Earth for 21 years. Without a rescue mission assembled in just nine months, it would burn up by October.
EU will retaliate if China misses October trade deadline, von der Leyen says
"We are basically prepared for everything, and we have all the instruments on the table," Ursula von der Leyen said, hinting at retaliation against China. The EU has imposed an October deadline to secure tangible results.
EU blacklists six people involved in Navalny assassination
Six Russian scientists linked to Alexei Navalny's epibatidine poisoning now face asset freezes and EU-wide travel bans.
Humanoid robots showcase football skills
Humanoid robots compete in football matches at RoboCup in Incheon, South Korea, showcasing advances in robotics as spectators watch the action.
Overcrowded bus plunges into ravine in southwest Pakistan, killing 40 passengers
Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari expressed sorrow over the crash, offered condolences to the families of those killed and wished the injured a speedy recovery.
Ukraine to call on NATO partners to deliver air defence after brutal Russian bombardment
Ukraine is calling on its partners to deliver air defence systems to Ukraine after a Russian aerial attack killed at least 30 people on 2 July. With NATO allies preparing to meet in Ankara, Kyiv is urging them not to delay what they have already promised.
The ‘Wonderwall’ effect: Have England finally got a decent World Cup anthem?
The team's travelling football supporters have taken to singing ‘Wonderwall’ by Oasis with the players at full-time. Now, streams are up and a new tradition is born. Can it last?
Solana Company Partners with Kazakhstan on $6B Alatau Crypto Megacity
In a landmark development for blockchain adoption at the nation-state level, entities affiliated with Solana have signed agreements to support Kazakhstan’s ambitious Alatau City project. The planned $6 billion digital innovation hub aims to integrate advanced blockchain
'This passion makes me feel alive': Tango finds an unexpected welcome in Azerbaijan's capital city
You might not expect to feel the pulse of Argentinian music echoing through the narrow streets of Baku, but the Azeri capital's inner city, Icherisheher, has been transformed by a Tango-loving dance troupe
Video shows moment 11-year-old drives pickup truck into Buddhist procession
Ten people were killed after an 11-year-old boy drove a pickup truck into a Buddhist procession in northeastern Thailand.
How a NATO essay contest won a Lithuanian schoolgirl a ride in a Bundeswehr tank
As Germany prepares to permanently station 5,000 troops in Lithuania, one schoolgirl has already experienced the country's future brigade firsthand after winning a ride in a Bundeswehr tank.
Ukraine frontline frozen in June as Russian momentum falters, June data shows
Hundreds of thousands have been killed and millions forced from their homes since Russia invaded in February 2022.
A year with zero deaths on its streets: How Helsinki became a world reference for road safety
With around 1.4 million inhabitants, the Helsinki metropolitan area has achieved an unquestionable milestone in road safety. What can other EU capitals and big cities learn from its success story?
Lagarde mulls leaving ECB early to play a role in French elections
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said she is considering the possibility of taking part in the upcoming French elections, a move that could result in her stepping down from her post earlier than planned.
Iran to host dozens of foreign leaders for Khamenei's funeral, with Western nations absent
Russia's Medvedev, Pakistan's prime minister and Taliban officials are among roughly 30 country delegations expected as Iran buries slain Ayatollah Ali Khamenei this week.
European police hunt for Ukrainian woman in connection with Monaco bomb attack
The bombing has sent shockwaves through Monaco, a generally secure microstate near Nice in southern France that is a playground of the world's ultra-rich.
Tripadvisor AI summaries give glowing reviews to dangerous hotels, consumer watchdog finds
Tripadvisor's new AI review summaries are masking reports of food poisoning, sexual harassment and serious hygiene failures, a Which? investigation has found.
Ukrainian suspect hunted by police after Monaco bomb attack was 'disguised as a man'
Officials believe the suspect may not have acted alone and spent days casing out the scene of the attack.
Stand-up comic held for jokes about Erdoğan and Islam in Turkey crackdown
Deniz Göktaş is regarded as one of Turkey's most popular comedians and is accused of "inciting hatred and hostility" on stage.
Amazon set to launch Leo, its rival to SpaceX's Starlink internet, later this year
Amazon has deployed enough satellites to begin offering its Leo internet service this year, marking its most significant step yet in the race to take on SpaceX's Starlink.
Ukraine and Moldova set to open another cluster of EU accession talks
EU countries have unanimously agreed to start the process to open another accession cluster with Ukraine and Moldova, the one on external relations, with a formal ceremony expected on 14 July.
What is GLM 5.2? The new Chinese AI model that’s rivalling Anthropic
China's GLM-5.2 rivals Claude and GPT-5.5 and was released a day after the US export ban on Anthropic models.
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.