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World Cup boosts Chinese tourists' interest in Spain: retailers prepare for Golden Week
Flight searches from China to Spanish destinations soar after La Roja's victory, while the commercial sector seeks to capitalise on the momentum before October's Golden Week.
World Cup boosts Chinese tourists' interest in Spain: flight searches up 33-fold
Spain’s World Cup triumph has sparked a surge in flight searches from China to Barcelona, Tenerife and Malaga, with increases of up to 33-fold.
Spanish coastline in "unprecedented fragility": areas most threatened by climate change
Greenpeace warns that urban development and climate change have pushed Spain's coastline to breaking point and urges a shift from beach regeneration models to nature-based solutions.
Man fatally wounded in knife attack in German bank
A 20-year-old man is arrested after a knife attack at a bank in Bavaria that left a man fatally wounded.
Google fine 'creates uncertainty' for EU-US trade deal, US Trade Representative says
Washington says the EU's €890m fine against Google under the Digital Markets Act jeopardises the EU-US trade deal, calling it "massive uncertainty" for US exporters.
Ukraine's ousted defence minister insists on being reinstated
Mykhailo Fedorov refuses President Zelensky's offer to accept an alternative post, as the battle of wills continues.
The Digital Markets Act Is Hurting Europeans. It’s Time to Put Progress, Free Markets, and Competition First
Europe’s greatest challenge today is digital competitiveness. Increasingly, Europeans themselves are recognizing that the regulatory frenzy unleashed by Brussels bureaucrats is undermining the continent’s economic growth. The European Union is falling behind the United States
Poland's debt climbs above €500bn as borrowing reaches record pace
Poland is now among the fastest-indebting countries in the European Union. According to the latest Eurostat data, only Finland and Bulgaria recorded a larger increase in the public debt-to-GDP ratio in the first quarter of 2026.
Man jailed for life over terror plot targeting UK military academy
Bashir left the UK two days after the synagogue attack and was arrested at Manchester Airport in November 2025 when he returned from a family wedding in Pakistan.
Opera icons or birds? Europeans invited to pick new euro banknotes
The ECB has unveiled ten finalist designs for future euro banknotes. The culture and nature themes feature Leonardo da Vinci, Maria Callas, Beethoven, Marie Curie and birds symbolising Europe's biodiversity.
Coexistence isn’t a medieval memory. Ask the rabbis of the Muslim world
Rabbi Mendy Chitrik argues that Europe should engage more with Jewish communities in Muslim-majority countries, viewing them as living bridges for dialogue, coexistence and cooperation rather than relics of the past.
Morrissey urges Sánchez to end bullfighting on return to Spain
The British singer and veteran animal rights activist has sent a letter to Pedro Sánchez calling for an end to bullfights and bull runs.
Morrissey renews fight against bullfighting: "If the matador lives, bullfights must die"
British singer and long-time animal rights activist has written to Spain's prime minister urging an end to bullfights and encierros, backing a PETA campaign and reviving a battle he has waged for years.
Latest news bulletin | July 23rd, 2026 – Evening
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EU temporarily extends controversial chat-scanning regime until 2028
EU countries have adopted a temporary regime allowing messaging services to voluntarily detect child sexual abuse material until 2028. End-to-end encrypted apps like WhatsApp and Signal remain exempt.
Modi adresses India's youth's 'Cockroach' movement as protesters hold capital sit-in
The "Cockroach" protests which have gained a wider following from Indians of all ages over government accountability, unemployment and economic opportunity is considered one of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government's biggest challenge yet.
Liberia seizes €277 million worth of cocaine linked to 'organised and well-funded' trafficking network
According to the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, West Africa is a key transit hub for cocaine bound for Europe.
ECB hostage to oil prices? Lagarde leaves door open for a September hike
ECB President Christine Lagarde warned that surging oil prices could shape the September rate decision, leaving the door open to another interest rate hike at the next meeting.
From Ukraine to Suez: Why the Mediterranean has become the strategic centre of gravity
For much of the Cold War, the Mediterranean was viewed as a peripheral region: an area that was frequently crossed but not strategically held. It featured critical trade routes, and blossoming economies with broad opportunities for tourism, but was rarely a priority for the
'No real sense of direction': EU struggling to find path to sanctioning Israeli settlements
EU ambassadors have failed to agree on the next steps for sanctioning Israeli settlements – and with no majority in favour of any option, diplomats have admitted there's no clear way forward.
Venezuela earthquake damages add up to almost $20 billion, World Bank says
Almost a month after the devastating earthquakes, Venezuela has a mammoth task ahead in terms of rebuilding, rehabilitating and mitigating the social and economic damage of the biggest natural disaster in decades.
More than 80,700 sign petition calling for World Cup final replay
The petition alleges that Slovenian referee Slavko Vincic delivered a "controversial and corrupt" performance and calls on FIFA to review several of his decisions during the match.
One dead and four injured after Czech military helicopter crashes at air base
An investigation into the incident is underway. All of the military's H-1 helicopters have been grounded until it is completed, the Czech armed forces said in a statement.
Forget Slack and Teams — your next work chat could come with AI co-workers
Block has launched an open-source rival to Slack and GitHub that gives AI agents their own identities and permissions, treating them as colleagues rather than tools.
How Baku’s Old City is preserving history while embracing the future
Discover how Icherisheher combines heritage conservation, sustainable urban management and community life to protect one of the region's oldest historic cities.
Florence opens Italy's first centre for digital addiction
"Discover", Italy's first specialist centre to tackle risks linked to the misuse of digital technologies, is to open in Florence.
ECB holds rates at 2.25% as the reignited Iran war keeps a second hike in play
The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged on Thursday, pausing after June's first hike in three years as easing inflation bought policymakers time, while renewed fighting in the Middle East caused a new rise in energy prices, keeping another hike firmly on the
Venice Film Festival backs auteurs: Herzog, Kore-eda, McDonagh and Moretti's return
The Venice Film Festival unveils the line-up for its 83rd edition: five Italian films in competition, Nanni Moretti returns, top directors and a galaxy of stars on the red carpet
GLP-1 weight-loss drugs linked to “low” but real risk of hair loss, study finds
People taking GLP-1 drugs have a low risk of hair loss, which is significantly higher than for those on other diabetes medications, a new study has found.
Thousands evacuated as wildfire spreads in southwestern France
A wildfire spreads near Le Porge in Gironde, France, as firefighters battle flames across the forest and thousands of people are evacuated.
Fact check: No evidence links Norway fire to alleged Israeli settlement import ban
A massive fire in Norway has destroyed more than 100 homes and forced hundreds of people to evacuate. As the blaze spread, posts on social media began linking it to claims that Oslo had banned imports of Israeli settlement products. The Cube investigates.
Giant hot dog sculpture returns to New York Times Square
A giant hot dog sculpture returns to New York's Times Square as artists unveil a 65-foot installation marking America's 250th anniversary.
Lavrov tells Rubio 'unacceptable' for US to continue arms sales to Kyiv
Lavrov and Rubio are also said to have discussed the situation in the Persian Gulf. Washington's focus has largely shifted to the region, where it remains locked in conflict with Iran.
EU online child safety push holds platforms firm and lets parents off easy
Regulators are cracking down on platforms, design flaws and age verification — but bypassable tech, privacy risks and absent parental accountability are quietly undermining the whole effort.
'Armour of God: Ultimatum': Jackie Chan starts shooting in Kazakhstan
Filming has begun on the fourth installment of the action adventure comedy series in the Almaty and Mangystau regions. One of the movie's producer Igor Tsay told Euronews why the Central Asian country was chosen for its locations.
9 things European entrepreneurs should know before becoming digital nomads
From taxes to finances and cybersecurity, these are some of the key factors to be aware of before embracing the digital nomad life.
Giant swing offers breathtaking ride above the Swiss Alps
A giant swing opens at 2,110 metres on Switzerland's Grand Chamossaire peak, offering tourists an aerial ride above the Alps in Villars.
Brussels slaps €890 million fine on Google despite looming new US tariffs
Brussels fined Google €890 million under its Big Tech rulebook for favouring its own services in search results and restricting app developers, despite Washington preparing a fresh set of trade tariffs as current ones are expiring.
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UK airports hiked drop-off fees by a third since last summer, while continental Europe stays free
Earlier in the year, London Gatwick raised its 'kiss and fly' fee to become the most expensive in the UK and now Stansted has increased its drop-off charge.
Far-right activists to sue European Commission over 'remigration' rejection
The European Commission has rejected a European Citizens' Initiative seeking to suspend asylum and family reunification and return "unintegrated" non-European migrants to their countries of origin. Its organisers are preparing a legal challenge.
"NATO will defend Bulgaria against any action by Iran," official warns
Iran has threatened Bulgaria after the government sit aid plans to host US military aircraft. Tehran warned Sofia must not allow its territory to become a launchpad for operations against Tehran. Colonel Martin O'Donnell tells Euronews NATO is ready to defend Bulgaria should it
Want to buy a plane for €10? An abandoned aircraft at Seville Airport is now up for auction
A Piper PA-23 Apache aircraft has been sitting at Seville Airport since at least 2018. Now up for auction, the new owner could walk away with it for a very low price, although don’t expect it to fly you home…
West Nile virus: 21 cases in Greece as it spreads across Europe
Italy, Spain, Romania and North Macedonia also reported locally acquired cases of West Nile virus infection.
Gulf oil producers race to build alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz as oil hits $100
Gulf oil producers are spending billions of dollars on pipelines designed to route crude around the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran's grip on the waterway drags on causing oil prices to hit $100 a barrel for the first time since May.
These are the safest solo travel destinations around the world – and seven are in Europe
Microstate San Marino came out on top, with a risk index of just 0.78 out of 10, while Andorra, Austria and Czechia also finished high in the rankings.
France evacuates 20,000 as wildfires spread in south-west
Most of those evacuated were tourists from campsites around Arcachon Bay in France's Gironde region.
Russia strips rights of citizens abroad in sweeping new 'traitor' law
The Duma approved measures that freeze accounts, seize property and block consular services including passport renewal for Russians abroad who are evading charges at home. Lawyers said the law meant "de facto loss of citizenship," with political activists and journalists among
Putin stepping up hybrid war on Latvia because he’s ‘losing in Ukraine’, PM Kulbergs says
In an exclusive interview with Europe Today, Latvia’s Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs says the “top level of the Russian mob” is behind a recent uptick in attempted migrant crossings into his country from Belarus.