Russians turn to cash, putting more strain on slowing wartime economy
Russians have been hit by mobile internet shutdowns and more businesses are seeking to dodge tax after more than four years of war with Ukraine.
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Goose flock behind crash of Siemens CEO's family in New York
For the Siemens CEO from Barcelona and his family of five, it was meant to be an unforgettable helicopter tour over New York. Instead, the flight ended in tragedy: the aircraft crashed into the Hudson River. Investigators now know why.
Spain praises public education but slashes nearly €309m from its funding for Presidency staff pay
Cabinet approves moving €309.8 million from Education to the Presidency, Justice and Parliamentary Relations ministry to cover staff costs under an extended state budget.
Wildfires in Spain: Zaragoza blaze destroys over 15,400 hectares
Two large wildfires in Zaragoza and Guadalajara are keeping Spain on edge. Neither fire is under control, and hundreds remain evacuated as crews battle the blaze.
Hungarian president Tamás Sulyok signs constitutional amendment ending his own mandate
President Tamás Sulyok signed the seventeenth amendment to the Fundamental Law on Saturday, he announced on Facebook. The sitting president’s mandate will end the day after it takes effect.
Two US troops killed in Jordan by Iranian attacks, US military says
The two servicemen were killed Friday as the US and partner forces defended against Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks, according to a statement from the US military.
Hungary's president agrees to stand down after parliament backs removal
Tamás Sulyok, seen as an Orbán loyalist, had until Saturday night to agree to end his term.
Spain faces hottest week of summer with temperatures up to 45°C next week
Spain's Met Office Aemet says from Tuesday the country will face its third summer heatwave, with highs up to 45°C, as major wildfires rage in Zaragoza and Guadalajara.
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Deaths from Venezuela earthquakes rise above 5,000
Venezuela has been able to unlock €302 million of funding from the International Monetary Fund to support recovery and reconstruction following the devastating earthquakes that hit the northern coastal region last month.
Mount Olympus seeks place on UNESCO World Heritage List
UNESCO’s final decision is keenly awaited, as the inscription of Mount Olympus on the World Heritage List would mark major international recognition for a place where mythology, history and unique nature converge.
German politician resigns over surrogacy child controversy
Jens Spahn faced criticism over his use of a surrogate, a ban on which he previously backed.
US dollar hits record high in Iran as rial weakens amid renewed regional conflict
The euro also pushed higher, trading at 2.22 million rials, up 36,000 rials, or 1.64%, from Friday's unofficial close.
CDU's Jens Spahn resigns amid growing scrutiny over surrogate baby
Following Spahn's resignation, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz described the move as "the right one" and "unavoidable." "Credibility is the highest asset in politics," the chancellor added.
Russian online retail warehouses hit by deadly Ukrainian strikes
Drones targeted Wildberries facilities near Moscow and in Tambov. Ukraine's leader called them "major logistics facilities" supplying "sanctioned components".
UK by-election: Nigel Farage faces 'record' number of rivals
A fresh by-election has been called in the UK constituency of Clacton, after Nigel Farage, the leader of the right-wing Reform UK party, resigned his seat to seek re-election. Farage had won the seat in 2024, securing 46% of the vote share.
Kazakhstan seeks regional AI leadership as economic partnership with China enters new phase
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has used a high-profile visit to Shanghai to advance Kazakhstan’s ambitions in artificial intelligence, electric vehicles and digital infrastructure, while securing a new economic cooperation roadmap with China extending to 2030. Kazakhstan is
'Summer keeps snapping back': meteorologist explains persistent heatwave pattern
After a brief cool spell, Germany may already be heading for the next heatwave. Meteorologists are tracking a stubborn pattern: as soon as the heat eases, high pressure quickly builds again.
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Ukrainian forces strike 'major' logistics hubs in central Russia
"The aggressor used them to supply sanctioned components for drone production and navigation equipment," Zelenskyy said of the targeted facilities.
Deschamps' last match, golden boot race: what is at stake in third-place play-off
France take on England in Miami on Saturday at 11 p.m. local time, in the third-place play-off match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup finals.
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.
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.
Shipwreck found in Lake Constance: what surprised the underwater archaeologists
In an interview with Euronews, Prof Tobias Pflederer of the Bavarian Society for Underwater Archaeology (BGfU) discusses the discovery of wooden parts of a shipwreck in Lake Constance and what makes the find so special.
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.
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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.