Mark Rutte to be NATO's next head from October
On Wednesday (26 June), ambassadors of the 32 NATO members officially appointed outgoing Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte as its next secretary general - but who is Rutte, the man behind the job?
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German car giant VW to invest billions in Tesla rival Rivian
The deal of up to €4.68bn creates a joint venture that will allow VW and the US-based electric vehicle (EV) maker to share technology.
US journalist Evan Gershkovich goes on trial in Russia
The espionage case against the Wall Street Journal reporter remains opaque, and the US insists the charges are unfounded.
Hollywood turmoil: Crews and studios reach tentative deal to reduce likehood of 2024 strikes
The agreement includes the pay hikes and artificial intelligence protections, a tentative contract deal which makes another big strike unlikely.
NASA launches final SpaceX weather satellite into orbit
The GOES-U satellite took off from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida on Tuesday afternoon, although its launch was delayed by the threat of storms.
Danish government makes new pact to counter tech giants and protect children
The government in Copenhagen and several children's organisations are joining forces in a new alliance against social media platforms.
EU signs Frontex cooperation agreement with Serbia
By extending cooperation with countries in the Western Balkan region the EU hopes to tackle irregular migration more effectively.
Billie Eilish becomes third artist to reach 100 million monthly Spotify listeners
Billie Eilish follows only The Weeknd and Taylor Swift to reach the streaming milestone – and becomes the youngest to do so at the age of 22.
EU's Smoke-Free Goal Fails by 70 Years: Urgent Reassessment Needed
The latest Eurobarometer 2024 reveals a startling failure in the EU's approach to achieving its smoke-free target of a 5% smoking rate. At the current trend, the smoking rate will only fall below 5% by the year 2100—70 years past the goal of 2030. "By stubbornly targeting harm
Pour decision? Why rosé with ice is not the faux pas you’ve been told it is
Debate rages every summer about ice cubes in wine. Here’s why the controversy around rosé on the rocks needs to be dispelled and why you shouldn't fear the "piscine".
Several killed as anti-tax protesters storm Kenya's parliament
Prices for fuel, food and other necessities have soared in the country, where President Ruto has vowed to quash unrest.
Do androids laugh at electric clowns? What AI means for humour in advertising
Humour has long been a part of advertising, created by humans for humans. But now, artificial intelligence (AI) is getting a front row seat in comedy creativity.
EU Commission digital policy scorecard: what’s been achieved?
When Ursula von der Leyen began as European Commission president in December 2019, an initiative to propose artificial intelligence legislation was included within a pledge to deliver policies within the first 100 days of her mandate.
Lib Dems Abroad Survey shows difficulties getting UK overseas vote back in time
By George Cunningham, Chair, Lib Dems Abroad Steering Committee. On 21st June, EU reporter published news about the start of “an investigation into how British expats’ votes can miss (the) UK election” by New Europeans UK and Unlock Democracy who have teamed up with the British
Far-right prepares for power in EU institutions| Radio Schuman
The European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) at the European Parliament will elect co-presidents today (26 June).
Parkinson’s risk is twice as high for older adults with anxiety - study
New research shows that adults who develop anxiety for the first time later in life are more likely to go on to develop the neurodegenerative condition.
Airbus shares tumble amid surprise outlook downgrade
Airbus' stocks plunge as aerospace manufacturer downgrades profit and production forecast for 2024 due to supply chain concerns.
Spain cuts sales tax on olive oil as shoppers baulk at rising prices
Spain is the world's leading producer and exporter of olive oil, but its cost for shoppers has risen dramatically because of inflation and a long-term drought that has decimated supplies.
‘Built for years, not for seasons’: Why Patagonia believes going out of fashion is good for business
While many clothing companies chase trends and aim for sky-high sales, Patagonia - which has made Earth its sole shareholder - swims against the tide.
London Tunnels delivers blow to the City as it opts for Amsterdam IPO
The company is the latest in a string of high-profile names to turn its back on the London Stock Exchange, in favour of other exchanges in the US and elsewhere in Europe.
Latest news bulletin | June 26th – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
EBRD backs Azeri start-up with customers on three continents
Applying for venture capital funding as a start-up founder can be challenging. Gunay Imanzade, based in Azerbaijan, describes her experience as like pushing a boulder up a mountain, despite having won Forbes' 30 Under 30 accolade. She has struggled to attract venture
Julian Assange walks free after pleading guilty in US court to leaking military secrets
The Wikileaks founder is flying home to Australia following a hearing held in the Northern Mariana Islands, a US territory in the Pacific.
Kaja Kallas: The Russia hawk poised to become the EU’s top diplomat
Moscow has put a prize on her head. Kaja Kallas is now wanted in Brussels.
US journalist in court as spy trial starts in Russia
If convicted of spying, Evan Gershkovich could face up to 20 years in prison.
VW to invest up to $5bn in Tesla rival Rivian
Shares in the US-based electric truck and SUV maker jumped by almost 50% after the announcement.
Macron's election gamble puts French democracy on the table
Some fear the snap elections could lead to violence on the streets, and endanger French democracy.
British teen receives world's first epilepsy device implant
It took seven hours for neurosurgeons at London's Great Ormond Street Hospital to fit this brain implant.
Four arrested for trespassing in grounds of British prime minister's country home
The incident comes just over a week before the UK’s general election that will determine if Sunak remains in power.
Eleventh-hour push for deal on ‘radical’ GMO deregulation
Belgium is determined to clinch a deal on new GMO rules in the last days of its EU Council presidency, but green groups are urging governments to change course.
Carbon price for homes and cars could prove ‘very controversial’, senior EU official admits
While public awareness of an incoming carbon price for home heating and motor fuels remains low, the European Commission is aware it may become a hot political issue for the next EU executive.
Greek MEP Dhionisios Alfred Beleris to remain behind bars in Albania
The move is expected to further exacerbate Albania’s tension with its neighbour, Greece.
WATCH: Helsinki protest draws thousands for environmental justice
Greta Thunberg joined thousands at a climate protest in Helsinki organized by Elokapina (Extinction Rebellion).
France elections: Germans prepare for seismic change in EU politics
As France gears up for the shocking snap elections that French President Emmanuel Macron called during the EU elections, Germans are preparing for a seismic change in EU politics.
Loneliness may be linked to increased risk of stroke among older adults
A study found that chronically lonely older adults had a higher risk of stroke compared to those who reported minimal isolation
Slovakia's defence official claims ex-government broke the law by donating MiGs to Ukraine
The Ukrainian military is in dire need of extra air power as Russia bombards its territory with artillery, missiles and drones.
Euro 2024 latest: Astonishing Austria finish first in Group D ahead of France and Netherlands
France failed to beat Poland and finished second in the group ahead of third-placed Netherlands. In Group C, England and Denmark retain first and second spot respectively. Slovenia are also through to the last 16.
Will climate change really lead to more immigration? Here's what the experts think
All of the experts Euronews Green spoke to said the same thing: there is no empirical evidence to support the claim that climate change will lead to more international migration into Europe.
How is the European Union combating greenwashing?
New EU measures to combat 'greenwashing' are aiming to challenge companies promoting so-called sustainable products. In this episode of The Road to Green we travel across Europe to find out more about the labelling changes coming to a supermarket near you.
Avoiding stormy waters: how the EU manages shared rivers and water resources?
Nearly half of the world’s freshwater is shared between at least two or more countries. In this Crash Course, we examine why water cooperation between states is increasingly vital to prevent conflict.
Latest news bulletin | June 25th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
WATCH: Protesters rally for abortion rights in Los Angeles
Demonstrators supporting abortion and women's rights gathered at Los Angeles City Hall on the second anniversary of the ruling overturning Roe v. Wade.
Hybrid vehicles have proven to be the right choice for decarbonisation
Instead of considering EVs and hybrids as competing solutions, we should recognise that they are complementary solutions for different problems, Patrice Haettel writes.
'The loss is noticeable': Georgia's summer season hit by lack of Israeli tourists
"Bookings have been cancelled, and projections for new bookings are very low" according to one restauranteur.
How will AI ‘empower’ Taylor Swift and her fans? will.i.am gives his take on the future
“AI will connect them in ways that will empower the performer and empower the fan,” will.i.am explains the future of the music industry in an exclusive interview with Euronews.
Left-wing Popular Front alliance candidates use fresh volunteers to woo voters
Candidates from the left-wing alliance march through the streets of Paris, distributing flyers and engaging with voters, as they rely on new volunteers to woo voters.
Socialists and Liberals re-elect their leaders by acclamation, keeping the status quo
Spain's Iratxe García Pérez and France's Valérie Hayer will respectively preside over the socialist and liberal groups.
Kenya's parliament set on fire after protests against controversial tax changes turn to riots
A part of the parliament building in Nairobi was set on fire by protesters who managed to break inside following protests gathering thousands, while reports say several dead bodies can be seen in the streets of the Kenyan capital.
High blood pressure, diabetes, dementia: How plane pollution could threaten the health of 52m Europe
Jet engines emit more ultrafine particle pollution than any other kind of engine.