Russian gas imports rise despite EU phase-out
Russian liquefied natural gas continues to arrive mainly through Spain, France, Belgium and the Netherlands, while pipeline deliveries remain concentrated in Hungary, Slovakia and Greece.
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England breaks record for warmest June since records began, Met Office says
Scientists warn that extreme weather events such as heatwaves are becoming more frequent and intense as a result of human-induced climate change.
Ukraine’s former commander-in-chief to run for president, reports say
Valerii Zaluzhnyi, former commander-in-chief of Ukraine's Armed Forces and now Kyiv’s envoy to the UK, is reportedly willing to run in the next presidential election once the situation allows. Zaluzhnyi is seen as Zelenskyy’s main rival.
'Εβίβα!' It's official: Europe's Best Bar is in Greece
The inaugural list of Europe’s 50 Best Bars has been revealed, and it was a great night for the Greek capital Athens...
Firebomb attacks in northern Greece target residences of governing party members
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed "outrage and anger" at what he called a "cowardly, terrorist and murderous attack."
France heatwave: hospitals adapt urgently ahead of new hot spell
In France, hospitals and other healthcare facilities are trying to learn lessons from the recent extreme heatwave, as another spell of scorching weather is expected from the middle of next week.
Finnish entrepreneur jailed for breach of EU sanctions after exporting trucks to Russia
Finland's 1,340-kilometre border with Russia has been closed since December 2023 after the arrival of around 1,000 migrants without visas.
Just a few social media posts from self-styled 'experts' can strongly influence opinion, study says
Researchers warn social media users can form strong opinions after viewing only a few social media posts on a topic. Across social media, many self-proclaimed experts and influencers are plugging a gap amid declining public trust in traditional experts.
O Canada! Eurovision Song Contest welcomes first new country since 2015
Canada will sing at next Eurovision Song Contest after the country's public broadcaster confirmed full membership of the European Broadcasting Union - allowing them to compete in the world's biggest competition of its kind.
Mattel releases new Barbie in partnership with Miley Cyrus
Mattel releases yet another celebrity Barbie - this time with the American singer-songwriter and actress Miley Cyrus.
Ukraine hits Russia's Ufa oil refinery for second time in a week, Zelenskyy says
Ukraine’s domestically developed and manufactured drones and missiles have been hammering Russian oil facilities, including refineries, terminals, storage depots and pipeline pumping stations, for months.
Venice Romance: Andrea Bocelli celebrates 30th album anniversary with concert at Piazza San Marco
From crossover classics to stunning special guests, the Italian opera star Andrea Bocelli has left Venice swooning after an amazing show in celebration of the 30th anniversary of his pioneering album Romanza
Tourist takes Sorolla painting lost in Seville home to Murcia: 'I thought the frame was cool'
A 57-year-old tourist from Murcia picked up in Seville a painting left on the street as its owners loaded their car. He took it home, unaware it was a valuable work being sought by police.
Ireland 'ambitious' to open more negotiation chapters with Ukraine during EU presidency
Ireland's Minister of State for European Affairs and Defence, Thomas Byrne, said the country's six-month EU presidency will be a "generational moment" with key priorities, including opening more negotiation clusters with Ukraine and strengthening the EU's economy.
Mourners attend funerals for 14 Pakistani children killed in tutoring centre roof collapse
Police are investigating whether negligence during ongoing construction work caused the collapse that left another eight children hospitalised in stable condition.
How this country is adopting AI in schools
Kazakhstan is turning to artificial intelligence to narrow educational disparities and reduce the teachers’ administrative workload - as part of a broader drive to build a digital economy.
EPP pushes to soften EU carbon market reforms in bid to shield industry
The largest political group in the European Parliament has urged the Commission to extend free carbon allowances for some industry sectors beyond 2030, according to a document seen by Euronews.
Health ministry changes conditions for medical residents in overhaul of framework statute
The draft bill, widely criticised in the sector and still awaiting Congress approval, improves students’ conditions, which the MIR Spain Association nonetheless deems insufficient.
Google ordered to pay Klarna's PriceRunner €1.7 billion over search abuse
A Swedish court has ordered Google to pay 14.3 billion Swedish kronor plus interest (€1.7bn) in damages to PriceRunner, the price-comparison service owned by fintech group Klarna, ruling that the technology giant unlawfully favoured its own shopping service for years.
'Bruising' film about OpenAI picked up by indie studio after Amazon snub
Neon has bought Luca Guadagnino's unflinching drama about Sam Altman, weeks after Amazon walked away from the nearly finished film following its $50 billion tie-up with OpenAI.
Two dead after storms batter Austria and Romania
Bucharest was hit particularly hard by storms overnight, with flooding damaging buildings and vehicles across the capital.
Ship runs aground in Hormuz as Iran insists on controlling the strait
Iran's IRGC said the grounding was caused by the vessel straying from its approved corridor. Hormuz control and the Israeli intervention against Hezbollah in Lebanon remain the two main obstacles to a final deal.
Water cannons cool tourists at Rome's Colosseum amid heatwave
Tourists at Rome's Colosseum cool off with water spray and bottled water as civil protection teams respond to temperatures approaching 40C.
Canada to make Eurovision Song Contest debut in 2027
The country becomes the first new participant since Australia joined the contest in 2015.
At least six dead after blaze breaks out at Antwerp apartment block, police say
Antwerp police said the fire was caused by a "technical fault on the ground floor". The force has warned locals affected by the smoke to close windows and doors and to shut off ventilation systems if necessary.
EES at a 'critical point': Europe's aviation sector urges EU to show more flexibility
In an open letter, Europe's airports, airlines and aviation bodies have urged the European Commission to temporarily suspend the Schengen Entry/Exit System (EES) during peak periods, warning that border delays of up to five hours are disrupting passengers, flights and tourism.
World Cup 2026: Is heat the tournament's 'hidden opponent'?
As the World Cup 2026 advances to the next stages, high temperatures could hinder players’ performance. But not all teams are equally exposed, according to new analysis.
Nine of the world’s top 10 strongest passports are European, new index reveals
The Global Passport Index assesses visa-free access as well as investment attractiveness and quality of life.
Did The Simpsons really predict the final of the 2026 World Cup?
Some people believe that they know who will face off in the final of this year’s FIFA World Cup – all because of an episode of The Simpsons from 1997. The claim is going viral on social media, and many are affirming that this is the US animated sitcom predicting the future once
Trump made over €1 billion from crypto in first year back in office, new filing shows
US President Donald Trump earned roughly $1.2 billion (€1.05bn) from his family's cryptocurrency ventures during his first year back in the White House, according to a federal financial disclosure released on Tuesday, even as ordinary investors in the same tokens nursed heavy
Fire at Antwerp apartment block kills at least six
A man is seen clambering through a window to escape black smoke in the block where some 200 people live.
Transhumance tradition returns to French Alps
Sheep and goats are guided into Alpine pastures at Le Collet d’Allevard as France’s traditional transhumance festival returns in the Belledonne massif.
EU seeks to deepen ties with Turkey amid geopolitical volatility
Three EU commissioners met the Turkish president in Ankara to improve cooperation on trade, migration and security with a key candidate for EU accession ahead of next week's NATO summit.
First David Hockney painting sold at auction since artist’s death avoids ‘posthumous premium’
David Hockney’s "The Only One with Waves" (1991) was inspired by the wild Pacific Ocean – marking the moment he transitioned away from his iconic still swimming pools.
Visa’s new platform promises travel perks in European destinations
The new Visa Destinations platform brings together dining, shopping, entertainment, culture, hotel and wellness recommendations and offers for travellers. It’s initially rolling out across 10 major destinations, including three in Europe.
Pope calls on Lefebvrists to halt bishop ordinations
The Pope has issued a direct and personal appeal, urging the traditionalists to return to full communion with the Catholic Church.
Extreme heat: Lisbon and three other districts on red alert
The hot weather gripping Portugal will last at least a week. Four districts, including Lisbon, are under red warning from Thursday to Saturday, and an orange alert will cover mainland Portugal on Friday.
Latest news bulletin | July 1st, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 1st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Inflation tumbled in June: where did prices cool the most in Europe?
Inflation fell more than expected across the single-currency bloc in June, easing pressure on the European Central Bank (ECB) and reviving hopes that the energy-driven spike triggered by the war in the Middle East is finally fading.
Russia closes railway border crossings with Finland, Estonia and Latvia
In an unexpected move, Russia announced several railway border crossings with Finland, Estonia and Latvia to be “temporarily” shut down. Could this indicate an upcoming mobilisation in Russia as Moscow lacks troops for its ongoing all-out war against Ukraine?
The missing capital market: Europe has €37tn in savings. Why isn't more of it reaching businesses?
Despite capital markets integration being a top priority for EU leadership, member states remain reluctant to deepen it further. A full European capital markets union comparable to the US remains out of reach, even though it is seen as necessary to compete in strategic sectors
Manfred Weber attacks Pedro Sánchez on migration as EPP takes a tougher stance
The EPP leader slammed Spain’s regularisation of undocumented migrants in an exclusive interview with Euronews. Weber's party is calling to suspend the right to asylum in specific circumstances.
Three die in Mexico City World Cup street celebrations
Emergency crews were called to the Juárez area of the capital after three people were reported to be unconscious.
Village People lead singer and 'Y.M.C.A.' co-writer Victor Willis dies aged 75
Willis was a founding member of Village People, whose hits include ‘Y.M.C.A.’, ‘Go West’ and ‘In The Navy’.
EU set for trade 'conflict' with China unless deal reached by autumn, EPP chief Weber tells Euronews
In an exclusive interview with Europe Today, Manfred Weber warns the EU is heading into a "phase of conflict" with Beijing unless both sides strike a deal to significantly reduce trade imbalances by the autumn.
Region Trade Bank strengthens international governance as Iraq's banking sector deepens global engagement
Region Trade Bank (RTB) has announced the appointment of a Board of Directors comprising internationally recognised leaders in financial integrity, banking supervision, sanctions policy and payment systems, reinforcing the bank's commitment to international standards of
Mexico fans celebrate World Cup win over Ecuador
Fans in San Diego erupt in celebration as Mexico beat Ecuador 2-0 in a World Cup knockout match, ending a 40-year drought in the competition.
'We cannot kill our industry due to climate change,' Manfred Weber says
European People's Party President Manfred Weber has told Euronews that EU climate policies must be "reasonable from a business perspective" and has criticised Spain's large-scale plan to regularise undocumented migrants.
Where do graduates struggle the most to find a job?
Europe in Motion breaks down employment and unemployment data across Europe.
Commissioner Brunner participates in youth policy dialogue in Austria
Internal Affairs and Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner (pictured) participated in a Youth Policy Dialogue in Vienna on 29 June, organized together with the SPAR-Akademie. The event will bring together retail apprentices and other young participants to engage in an open