A US-Russian space crew lands safely in Kazakhstan after an 8-month stint on the ISS
A U.S.-Russian space crew landed safely in the steppes of Kazakhstan on Sunday after an eight-month stint on the International Space Station.
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Hormuz crisis puts Europe's oil market under further strain following post-ceasefire relief
After a brief reprieve in the wake of a ceasefire deal between the US and Iran, the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has sent oil prices spiralling again. Europe in Motion breaks down the European countries with the most significant fluctuations.
Europe wildfires live: Macron to chair crisis meeting as France and Spain continue to battle major blazes
Firefighters in France and Spain face another day battling wildfires that have seen hundreds of thousands of people evacuated Pedro Sánchez says Spain is suffering effects of climate crisis as firefighters battle wildfires in France Angelique Chrisafis in Paris, Sam Jones in
French firefighters face 'pyrocumulonimbus' for first time
The gigantic wildfire ravaging southwestern France has created an extremely dangerous "pyrocumulonimbus"—a phenomenon never before seen in the country—the spokesman for the country's National Firefighters Federation of France (FNSPF) told AFP.
Rapper Yung Filly tells trial 'vibes were good' with woman who accuses him of rape
The rapper takes the witness stand at his trial in Australia where he denies raping a fan in a hotel room.
Charli XCX ‘Begrudgingly’ Shares ‘Music, Fashion, Film (B-Sides Edition)’ on Streaming
The singer's highly-anticipated follow-up to Brat arrived last week
Guillermo del Toro: 'Absolutely no goddamn AI' in ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ restoration
“What we’re protecting is the beauty and the redeeming power of art," said the iconic director, whose film 'Pan's Labyrinth' has been restored without the use of AI and is heading back to cinemas in October.
Oil Coordination Group confirms no immediate supply concerns in the EU
Experts from the European Commission, EU countries, industry, the International Energy Agency (IEA) and NATO met in the Oil Coordination Group on 23 July to discuss the state of oil security of supply in Europe, in light of renewed hostilities in the Middle East and the
South Korea court gives ex-President Yoon suspended jail term for violating election law
Yoon's political party may have to return 39.7 billion won (S$34.85 million) in election expenses.
Korea Box Office: Na Hong-Jin’s ‘Hope’ Holds Firm at No. 1 as Market Slows
Science-fiction thriller “Hope” maintained its powerful grip on the top spot at the South Korean box office during the weekend of Jul. 24–26. According to data from KOBIS, the tracking service operated by the Korean Film Council, the big-budget film generated $5.5 million from
US and Iran hold fire for third night as talks given 'space'
There had been 13 consecutive nights of US strikes on Iran, which the US military said aimed to "degrade Iran's ability to threaten commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz."
China memory chipmaker CXMT's shares soar in blockbuster listing
Shares of CXMT, China's largest memory chipmaker, soared on Monday after they began trading in Shanghai in mainland China’s biggest initial public stock offering in recent years.
Uganda begins emergency food handouts after 19 die from hunger
Government move follows months of drought and crop failures in Karamoja, with 1.5m people facing malnutrition Uganda has launched emergency food relief distribution after at least 19 deaths from hunger were reported in an area of prolonged drought in the east of the country. A
Why Germany keeps switching off its solar and wind farms – and three ways to stop the problem
Commercial curtailment is on the decrease across Europe, except for one particular country.
Whales at risk, hungry pelicans: Marine heat wave hits California
On a boat off the coast of California, Sara Lesser gazes wistfully at dozens of dolphins playing in the vessel's wake. This summer, extreme heat is making such a scene increasingly rare.
EU adopts 21st package of sanctions against Russia
The European Commission welcomes the adoption by EU member states of the 21st package of sanctions against Russia. The package further restricts Russia's ability to fund its illegal war and to carry out attacks on Ukrainian civilians and civilian infrastructure. Russia's
Don’t Miss the Swiss at Locarno: From a Hunt for Loot, ‘The Chilean’ and Don Quixote to ‘Small Talk’
The 79th edition of Switzerland's big summer fest will showcase a plethora of homegrown and co-pro fare, with THR highlighting some titles for those looking to add local flavor to their fest schedules.
How Serbia could further complicate Ukraine's EU accession bid
Serbia's stalled EU accession bid risks becoming entangled with Ukraine's, as Western Balkans-friendly states push to maintain geographical balance and equality of treatment.
France, Spain battle 'monster' wildfires with more heat on the way
Firefighters battled massive blazes tearing through forests across France and Spain on Monday, as authorities warned of a fresh heat wave set to engulf the scorched French wine-growing region around the major city of Bordeaux.
Meet the new Black Panther: British actor David Jonsson cast as T’Challa’s son in ‘Black Panther 3’
British actor David Jonsson has been revealed as the new Black Panther in surprise Comic-Con announcement this weekend. The 32-year-old rose to fame on HBO’s hit show ‘Industry’ before wowing audiences in 'Rye Lane' and 'Alien: Romulus'.
The South China Sea consensus no ASEAN chair can move
The Philippines came into the 2026 ASEAN chairmanship with the strongest possible hand on the South China Sea. It held the pen on the communique. It had built new domestic legal infrastructure and secured bilateral partner commitments. The ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (AMM)
No appeal by Network School operator so far, says Johor executive councillor
Network School was no longer allowed to operate after it was found to be in breach of the law.
Healing trees: Iberian Peninsula's first therapeutic forest is in Portugal
The Bussaco National Forest has become the first certified Therapeutic Forest in the Iberian Peninsula, joining an exclusive group of just four sites worldwide.
Should the EU scan your private messages with 'Chat Control'? Take our poll
The EU’s “Chat Control” initiative to combat child sexual abuse is attracting significant controversy across the bloc, as it would allow messaging platforms to scan private chats to detect illegal content. Should the EU scan your messages?
Dutch organisers of foreigner-only running club in Bali banned from Indonesia
The running club said some locals were rejected due to an error in its automated approval process.
Why Vučić is stepping down
Aleksandar Vučić (pictured) has been the undisputed gravity centre of Serbian politics for over a decade. Serving as prime minister from 2014 to 2017 and subsequently as president, Vučić has crafted a highly centralized, dominant-party system built around his Serbian
Africa: U.S. Defends New HIV Funding Model As Activists Challenge PEPFAR Reforms
[allAfrica] Rio de Janeiro, Brazil -- HIV activists confronted U.S. officials before the official start of the AIDS 2026 conference over sweeping changes to Washington's global HIV strategy, accusing the Trump administration of creating a public health emergency through funding
‘The Traitors’ India Sets August Season 2 Bow on Prime Video (EXCLUSIVE)
Prime Video will globally premiere Season 2 of “The Traitors,” its Indian adaptation of the hit international reality format in August, with new episodes streaming every Thursday. Karan Johar returns to host the season, in which 21 celebrities from various fields will compete
China Box Office: ‘All Wishes Come True!’ Surges to Top Spot, Pushing ‘Kung Fu Soccer’ to Second
Pearl Studio’s animated fantasy feature “All Wishes Come True!” took over the top position at the mainland China box office during the July 24–26 weekend, generating RMB314.8 million ($46.3 million) in its second weekend of release. Directed by Mu Zhengyang, the film now has a
Australian court upholds racial discrimination ruling against Pauline Hanson
One Nation leader loses bid to overturn ruling that she racially discriminated against Senator Mehreen Faruqi.
Australian right-wing leader Pauline Hanson loses appeal in racial discrimination case
Hanson said she and her team will review the decision in the coming days.
Crop failures threaten Indonesia as dry season drags on
The country is expected to see a longer dry season in 2026 because of the heightened impacts of El Nino.
What is the EU’s 'Chat Control'? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot
The EU greenlit "Chat Control” to protect children online. Under this regulation, tech companies read private online messages and emails to detect child sexual abuse material (CSAM). But what is “Chat Control” and how does it work? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot.
Thinking about starting a life abroad? These are the best countries for expats in 2026
In Europe, Spain, Portugal and Luxembourg made it into the top 10 – but Panama took the top spot for the third year in a row.
Nicola Coughlan, Paapa Essiedu and More Join Celebrity Auction to Raise Money for Students in Gaza
“Bridgerton” star Nicola Coughlan and “Harry Potter” series actor Paapa Essiedu are among more than 20 celebrities who are auctioning off meaningful items to raise money for students in Gaza. The auction, coordinated by charity Phoenix Space, will begin on July 27 and also
New EU energy rules: Cleaner, more secure energy and stronger consumer protection
New electricity and gas market rules are taking effect across the EU. They aim to make Europe’s energy system cleaner, more secure and resilient. They protect citizens from energy price spikes and give them stronger rights and control over their energy choices. Revised
What is CXMT, and how did it become China’s DRAM champion?
CXMT became China's most valuable listed company following a 470 per cent surge in shares on July 27.
China’s zero-tariff play aims to lock in African loyalty
China’s expanding zero-tariff access for 63 lower-income countries — 53 of them African — is far more than a developmental courtesy or a technical adjustment of customs schedules. It is a deliberate geostrategic lever in Beijing’s long-term competition with the United States
Explosion, ‘suspected bomb’ in Philippine capital before Marcos speech
It was not immediately clear how large the early morning blast had been.
Japan's 'King Kazu', 59, scores first goal for four years
Kazuyoshi Miura made his professional debut in 1986 and signed for Fukushima United on loan in January.
Seven suspected new bird flu cases are ‘evidence of spread’ into Australian wildlife, experts warn
BirdLife Australia says discoveries of sick and dead local seabirds in South Australia show outbreak is ‘taking hold’ Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast South Australia has reported seven new
France is right to ban social media for children
France has joined Australia and the United Kingdom in moving to restrict children’s access to social media. By banning under-15s from holding accounts, it will become the first European state to introduce such a policy, writes Dr Helena Ivanov, Associate Fellow, The Henry
The woman promoting the UK Potteries region in Japan
Yuri Kawakami-Shotton is praised for her Spode Museum tours, in bringing in Japanese visitors.
Spider-Man, Ariana Grande and Andy Warhol: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
From noirish caped crusaders, to cinematic spidey senses — it's a super hero charged week ahead for new releases. Here's what's in store...