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Villas, cars and cash: Italy seizes dead Mafia mobster's millions
Police say the operation targeted the network of notorious late Sicilian mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro.
France to become the first country in Europe to reimburse weight-loss drugs
France will cover the costs of weight-loss drugs from 15 June, according to the country's health minister.
Ukraine to buy up to 20 latest model Gripen jet fighters, Sweden to donate 16
Ukraine is largely reliant on its Western allies to down Russian missile barrages, despite having pioneered a system for intercepting long-range drones that is the envy of some of the world's most advanced militaries.
EU will never be a neutral mediator between Ukraine and Russia, says Kallas
The High Representative has dismissed the buzz over a special envoy for talks with Russia, arguing the EU will "never" be a neutral mediator between Moscow and Kyiv. "We have been clearly on Ukraine's side," she said.
Hungary is on a 'very clear and steadfast' path to restore rule of law, EU justice commissioner says
The comments by the EU’s justice commissioner, Michael McGrath, come ahead of talks between Peter Magyar and Ursula von der Leyen aimed at securing the release of €17 billion in EU funds that were frozen due to concerns over corruption and shortcomings in the rule of law.
Airbus and BMW strike deals with France’s Mistral to bring AI to defence and safety systems
As European companies look for alternatives to US tech giants in the race for artificial intelligence, Airbus and BMW have both partnered with French startup Mistral AI to develop systems ranging from flight safety and defence technology to car crash simulations.
World Cup 2026 kit ranking: Which teams are the fashionable winners and unstylish losers?
Here is Euronews Culture's verdict on the best and worst football kits at this year’s World Cup.
Hampered Sinner out in second round in seismic shock
Jannik Sinner's hopes of winning a first French Open to complete a career Grand Slam are over for another year after an injury-hampered five-set defeat by Juan Manuel Cerundolo in the second round.
Greece or Türkiye: Which offers the most affordable holiday this summer for Europeans?
Türkiye still tops the charts for bargain all-inclusive breaks and low day-to-day costs but, as more Turkish tourists head to Greece in search of better value, Euronews Travel compares where travellers can really get the most for their money in 2026.
'Housing for All': Hollywood icon Richard Gere's call to end homelessness
Richard Gere is one of the world’s most recognised and respected actors. But away from the big screen, he is active in bringing the crisis of global housing to light by partnering with the United Nations.
Armenia holds first military parade in a decade on Republic Day
Armenia marked Republic Day on 28 May with a military parade in Yerevan, the first such event held in the country since 2016.
Germany and Netherlands to set up NATO command centre in Baltics, Berlin says
The joint German-Dutch command centre known as 1GNC will "assume a command role on NATO's eastern flank, specifically in the region Estonia and Latvia" in coming months.
National Court overturns Ana Duato tax fraud acquittal and orders retrial
The actress was acquitted in the ‘Nummaria’ case, but the tax authorities appealed the ruling. Her husband, producer Miguel Ángel Bernardeau, will also have to be retried.
Switzerland: Footage from the scene emerge after Winterthur station stabbing injures three
The first images from Winterthur station show police and paramedics securing the platforms, treating the injured and evacuating passengers as trains are halted and the area is cordoned off.
Bad Bunny in Lisbon: 'While we live, let us love as much as possible'
If the name Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio meant little to you, it probably does now. "DMTF", "NUEVAYOL" and "El Apagón" may be the biggest hits, but Bad Bunny brings Puerto Rico’s history and culture to Portugal.
Israel strikes southern Beirut amid increasing escalation in southern Lebanon
The intensification comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced an expansion in the Israeli military's attacks in Lebanon, despite an ongoing ceasefire.
This country’s AI-driven government overhaul is starting to pay off
Kazakhstan is advancing large-scale digitalisation and AI integration across government services in a bid to transform the economy and boost its GDP.
Jury considers verdict for man accused of plotting Taylor Swift concert attack
The main suspect, identified as Beran A, has admitted to a charge of "being part of a terrorist organisation".
How a looming Samsung AI workers’ strike in Korea led to €350,000 bonuses
Samsung is only the second company known to strike a profit-sharing agreement with AI workers, according to local reporting.
The nations with the best win percentages in World Cup history
Winning a game at a World Cup has never been straightforward. From the moment the tournament began in Uruguay in 1930, the gap between participating and succeeding has separated nations across generations. Some countries have shown up regularly and gone home early. Others have
Plans for Gaza International Stabilisation Force in question as troop pledges stall
The Iran war has made it more difficult for Arab and Muslim leaders to openly cooperate with the United States and Israel, which many in the region view as aggressors.
FIFA faces US probe over World Cup ticket prices less than two weeks before the tournament
The attorneys general of New York and New Jersey have issued subpoenas to FIFA as part of a formal investigation into allegedly deceptive ticketing practices ahead of the 2026 World Cup, with fans reporting sky-high prices.
New Russian law allows bank employees to take down Ukrainian drones
Russia moves to arm bank staff with electronic warfare gear against Ukrainian drones, in a sign its military defences are struggling amid its all-out war against Ukraine, now in its fifth year.
Irregular eating patterns linked to higher risk of depression, study finds
Skipping meals or eating at irregular times of the day could worsen mental health, according to a new study.
EU fines Temu €200m for allowing sale of illegal products
The European Commission says the Chinese-owned online retailer failed to take account of risks from baby toys and faulty chargers sold on its platform.
Sex? ‘Non, merci’: New poll finds young French women place less importance on sexual relations
According to a new study by the French Institute of Public Opinion, Gen Z women generally place less importance on sex and are more open about masturbating. As for being in a relationship without having sex? More than half of young women don’t rule it out as an option.
Google engineer charged in alleged $1.2mn Polymarket insider trading scheme
A Google engineer has been arrested for allegedly using his employer's secret search trend data, as landmark case tests whether prediction markets are subject to the same rules as Wall Street.
Five arrests as Portuguese police investigate alleged corruption within Socialist Party
Officers are investigating potential crimes of "malfeasance and economic participation in business, involving the awarding of various contracts by municipal councils and parish councils".
Fire rips through dormitory at girl's school in Kenya, killing at least 16 students
There have been many devastating school fires in Kenya, where boarding schools are common as a colonial legacy of missionaries and British rule.
Dalai Lama attends swearing‑in of Tibetan government‑in‑exile in India
Penpa Tsering, the head of Tibet’s government‑in‑exile, was sworn in for a second term at a ceremony in Dharamshala, India, attended by the Dalai Lama.
Did the EU-Mercosur trade agreement allow ‘worm-infested’ Brazilian coffee into Europe?
Posts by French and Polish politicians have falsely connected a rejected shipment of Brazilian coffee to the EU-Mercosur trade deal.
Dell lands $9.7bn Pentagon contract just weeks after Trump said 'go out and buy'
Dell Technologies has secured a $9.7 billion (€8.3bn) defence contract to supply Microsoft software across the entire US military, just weeks after US President Donald Trump publicly endorsed the company at the White House.
Viral ‘Donald Trump’ buffalo spared from Eid sacrifice and sent to zoo
Bangladesh's national zoo has taken custody of a rare albino buffalo nicknamed "Donald Trump", sparing the animal from sacrifice during Eid al-Adha celebrations.
Man arrested after three injured in stabbing at Swiss train station
The suspect, a 31-year-old Swiss man, has been arrested, police say, as areas around the station are cordoned off.
Better than AI slop and piracy: Spotify co-CEO’s stance on new AI-generated music feature
Spotify’s latest move to allow AI-generated music on its platform has led to widespread concerns about human artists being pushed out and royalty dilution.
Swiss train station knife attack 'a terrorist act,' regional security official says
Three people were injured in the incident which happened at a train station in Winterthur on Thursday morning, Swiss police said.
Norovirus cases at Attikon hospital in Greece: Management says situation under control
All the prescribed monitoring and infection-prevention protocols have been activated, and nine cases have been detected so far, authorities said.
EU fines Chinese e-commerce giant Temu €200 million for dangerous baby toys and faulty chargers
An investigation by the European Commission said the Chinese e-commerce site had inadequate risk assessments, after investigators found dangerous baby toys and faulty chargers were available on its platform.
EU regional funds can be used to address energy crisis, Commissioner Fitto says
Cohesion funds, worth up to €160bn, could be redeployed to ease Europe's energy crisis, the Commissioner told EU ministers in a letter.
Loewe to dress Spain at 2026 and 2030 World Cups: these are the suits
Spain’s national football team has signed a four-year partnership with luxury fashion house Loewe. Here is La Roja’s official suit designed by the prestigious brand.
La Roja to wear Loewe at 2026 and 2030 World Cups
Spain’s national football team and luxury fashion house Loewe have signed a four-year partnership deal.
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Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this May 28th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
UFC fight venue takes shape outside White House for Trump birthday event
Construction has begun on a UFC octagon outside the White House ahead of a fight night linked to Donald Trump’s 80th birthday celebrations and the 250th anniversary of the United States.
Commission estimates the cost of Biotech Act protections at €210 million per year
The European Commission has just released a Staff Working Document (SWD) outlining its analysis in support of the Biotech Act I. The publication comes more than five months after the Commission presented its proposal in mid-December. One of the more contentious proposals in the
Meta launches subscription push to ease investor concerns over soaring AI costs
Meta on Wednesday launched paid subscription plans for its flagship apps, marking a major push by the tech giant to diversify beyond its long-standing reliance on advertising revenue.
Uganda shuts border with DR Congo as cases of rare Ebola type surge
The decision by the Ugandan Ebola task force, which goes against World Health Organization guidance, follows a rise in health workers exposed to Ebola by Congolese patients who crossed before the outbreak was declared.
Hopes for peace deal fade as US and Iran exchange fire again
US forces targeted Iranian drones near Bandar Abbas as the IRGC claimed it struck back at a US airbase, while Washington sanctioned Tehran's Hormuz toll authority and both sides published contradictory accounts of a possible deal.
Artists pull out of Trump-backed concert for America’s 250th birthday
While a cage fighting ring is being built on the White House lawn, a new event celebrating the 250 years of the USA is set to take place at the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The line-up has been called “a parody”, and some acts have already pulled out.
Strong El Niño may stretch to 2028 as UN warns climate change to smash heat records in next 5 years
Climate scientists have warned that a "whole range of extreme weather events" are brewing, as a strong El Niño coincides with global warming.