'All of Lebanon must burn,' Israeli minister says after IDF reports four soldiers killed
Israel's military said the soldiers were killed "in combat" when their tank was hit during an operation near Kfar Tebnit.
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A cosmic tribute: Asteroid named after beloved singer Elliott Smith
More than two decades after his death, Elliott Smith has been immortalized with an asteroid named after him. The celestial honour came from a fan listening to his song ‘Shooting Star’...
Andy Burnham wins key UK by-election, setting up Labour leadership battle with Starmer
In his victory speech, Burnham warned the Labour Party that it had a "final chance to change".
US launches trade probe into Germany over medicine prices
Washington accuses Berlin of keeping the prices it pays for new medicines too low, while the US market pays significantly more for the same products. If the investigation finds Germany's policies are unfair, the United States could impose punitive tariffs.
Hands of our nature, hands off Albania
On 17 June, MEPs voted on the parliamentary report on Albania, highlighting the country’s progress in the EU enlargement process and the need for environmental safeguards. To shed light on the endangered natural treasures of Albania, a group of Greens/EFA MEPs will visit the
Celebrations as Mexico becomes first nation to reach World Cup knockout stage
Thousands of jubilant Mexico supporters celebrated across the country on 18 June after their team became the first nation to secure a place in the World Cup knockout stage with a 1-0 victory over South Korea.
Battle of the branding: Who is competing for inaugural European CMO of the Year at Cannes Lions
From L'Oréal and Ferrari, to LEGO and Gymshark, 29 senior marketing leaders are competing for the inaugural European Chief Marketing Officer of the Year award at Cannes Lions.
'Explosive cocktail': El Niño raises fears of summer wildfires in Portugal
The European Commission has confirmed that El Niño is almost certain this year, which could affect Europe. Speaking to Euronews, climatologist Carlos da Camara warns of a possible heatwave and major wildfires in Portugal.
Newsletter: EU leaders poised for battle over cash
Also in this newsletter: EU leaders react to European Council President António Costa laying the groundwork for diplomatic contacts with Russia; and exclusive comments from Sweden's EU affairs minister as EU leaders gear up to debate the bloc's next long-term budget.
Act of Remembrance honours war dead buried in Belgium
It isn’t for nothing that Belgium is, historically, known as the “battlefield of Europe” and a solemn and moving event this weekend highlights the shared sacrifices of the tens of thousands of war dead buried in Belgian soil. The annual Act of Remembrance this Saturday (June
EU summit: Leaders arrive in Brussels for showdown over bloc’s €2 trillion budget
The second day of the EU summit is underway. The debate will focus on the next long-term budget, with rival camps still miles apart.
JD Vance cancels trip to Switzerland for planned US-Iran talks
US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed an initial agreement aimed at bringing the Iran war to a close on Wednesday.
EU leaders debate Ukraine as Costa opens diplomatic channel with Kremlin
EU leaders wrapped up talks in Brussels after President António Costa opened a diplomatic channel with the Kremlin. Volodymyr Zelenskyy renewed his call for fast-track EU membership, while Hungary's new Prime Minister Péter Magyar made his European Council debut.
Europe's ultra-rich: Which countries are adding the most $30m+ millionaires?
Europe's ultra-rich population has surged by a quarter over the past five years. On average, more than 20 people join the continent's $30m+ wealth club every day, while 89 people worldwide cross the $30 million wealth threshold daily.
Mexico secures ticket to knockout stages as Canada breeze past Qatar with Ruthless 6-0 win
Mexico became the first team to secure a knockout rounds ticket after beating South Korea 1-0 to top Group A with six points on matchday two of the group stages.
No democracy without equality!
On 17 June, Renew Europe launched its new position paper, No Democracy Without Equality: Europe’s Response to Geopolitical Pressure and Rights Erosion. At its core is a simple warning: attacks on women’s rights, LGBTQI+ rights and fundamental freedoms have become one of the
Going down a treat - that's Belgian wine
Belgium’s wine growing sector is blooming, says Marc Declerck, of the leading wine and restaurant guide Gault & Millau. He was speaking to this site at the launch of the fourth edition of the highly respected Gault & Millau Belgian wine guide. Awards were also presented to
Gas expansion in the guise of security: Is Europe making the energy crisis permanent?
Flexible power and energy security are being used to lock Europe deeper into fossil fuels, a new report warns.
W thinks it has the X Factor: Everything to know about Europe’s latest alternative to mainstream soc
The Swedish-based “W” platform” is the latest in a series of new social media sites vying to replace US Big Tech companies.
Latest news bulletin | June 19th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 19th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
EU leaders to hold talks on common budget at Brussels summit as battle for cash begins
EU governments will hold substantial negotiations on how to allocate €2 trillion of the European common budget over the next seven years, pitting frugals calling for cuts against member states defending money for agriculture to be preserved in tough talks ahead.
From oak forests to steppe lakes: Central Europe's five best summer destinations
Bored of the crowded seasides, the heat island big cities? Visit Central Europe's lakes, zoos and other exciting places that can unite all generations.
Azerbaijan and the emerging alliance reshaping the Middle East
Azerbaijan is a unique country. Though Muslim and Shi’ite, it is a secular state determined to modernize. Nationalist in outlook, it is led by President Ilham Aliyev, who maintains excellent relations with both the United States and Israel, while relations with Iran remain
Timelapse video shows ships moving through the Strait of Hormuz since reopening
A timelapse shows vessels moving through the Strait of Hormuz after the US and Iran signed an agreement ending their conflict and reopening one of the world's most important shipping routes.
Hegseth announces review of US forces in Europe as he lambasts NATO allies in Brussels meeting
Hegseth slammed Europe for prioritising what he called liberal ideals over practical defence needs as he lambasted the alliance’s defence chiefs in a rare appearance at the NATO HQ in Brussels.
Ukraine deserves fast EU membership ‘more than any other country,’ Zelenskyy says
Zelenskyy called on EU leaders to open all accession clusters in the coming weeks and eventually endorse Kyiv’s fast-track membership bid, saying it "deserves full EU membership more than any other European country”.
Costa defends surprise decision to open diplomatic channel with Russia
António Costa’s surprise decision to open a diplomatic channel with Russia dominated discussions at Thursday’s summit, as several leaders expressed concern that they had not been consulted before the call was launched.
An EU of six, not 27, best way to 'reinforce Europe', Bruno Le Maire tells Euronews
The former French finance minister argued that new impetus should be given to the European Union, namely by uniting six core countries to deliver on key issues in the face of foreign threats.
Péter Magyar's EU summit debut signals Hungarian reset after change of guard
Magyar was met with optimism at his first EU summit in Brussels, while Orbán rallied far-right allies nearby at much smaller venue urging him to veto the bloc's next seven-year budget. For the institutions, the Orbán era is over.
Global capital sees potential in Europe but calls for lighter regulation
Political and business leaders and investors at the FII Institute summit in Rome call for lighter regulation and greater flexibility to draw global investment and boost Europe’s competitiveness.
Cuba's President Miguel Díaz-Canel admits 'urgent changes' needed to overcome crisis
The oil blockade imposed by President Donald Trump in January has brought the island's already moribund economy to the brink of collapse, marked by power cuts sometimes lasting over 30 hours.
Knicks revel in NBA victory parade as thousands of fans fill New York's streets
New York erupted in jubilant scenes on Saturday when the Knicks broke a 53-year drought to defeat the San Antonio Spurs away in Texas.
Macron and Modi tour Indian pavilion at France's VivaTech
France highlighted its technology partnership with India on 18 June as President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Narendra Modi toured VivaTech 2026 in Paris.
Iran's ayatollah says he approved US framework deal despite having 'different view'
Meanwhile, US Vice President JD Vance defended the deal, saying he would likely head to Switzerland for talks to turn it into a long-term agreement.
Parents of Serbia's teenage school shooter given jail terms in retrial
The boy was 13 when he killed eight girls, a boy and a school guard at Vladislav Ribnikar school in Belgrade in 2023.
UK police say man under arrest after toddler 'ended up' in crocodile pen at zoo
Cambridgeshire Constabulary said the toddler had sustained "serious injuries" and was in a "critical but stable" condition at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge.
Fire extinguishers and fire extinguisher stands: Are you up to date?
When you run a business, you are in charge of everyone's safety and part of looking after your employees' safety includes fire safety. Fire safety is something that every business should take seriously. While many organisations understand the importance of having fire
Bank of Spain warns of 750,000-home shortfall: half concentrated in six provinces
Madrid, Barcelona, Alicante, Valencia, Murcia and Málaga have the biggest gap (52.5%) between homes built and new households, especially in their capitals, home to up to 36% of families.
Is the ‘King of the North’ on course to topple the prime minister of the UK?
Reporter Else Kvist has visited the constituency in the north of England, where voters going to the polls (18 June) could decide who the next prime minister is, writes Else Kvist. The mayor of Greater Manchester has made no secret of his intentions to challenge Keir Starmer
Foreign aid cuts and climate change pushing up migrant flows, IOM chief warns
Several rich Western countries, particularly the United States but also many European nations, have cut their development aid budgets in recent years.
Companies are rushing into AI, but adoption is still lagging, a KPMG executive says
Companies may have AI strategies, but few can prove they are paying off, according to KPMG’s recent report. Euronews Next spoke with Mathieu Wallich-Petit, Head of Clients & Markets at KPMG France about how businesses can move from AI pilots to real impact.
Humanoid robots and smart homes put AI centre stage at VivaTech 2026 in Paris
France is putting artificial intelligence and robotics in the spotlight at VivaTech 2026, which opened on 17 June at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
Lithuania’s plan to send newly trained doctors to rural areas sparks backlash
Lithuania — a Baltic country of 2,8 million — plans to tackle medical deserts by sending junior doctors to remote regions. Junior doctors oppose what they see as a “populist” move.
Latest news bulletin | June 18th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 18th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Lebanon: Tyre residents return to homes shattered by strikes
Lebanese families returning to Tyre found their homes in ruins on 18 June after Israeli strikes and voiced cautious optimism about a new US-Iran agreement.
French fishermen gather in Cherbourg as sector faces down multiple challenges
In total, the French government said €13 million would be dedicated to the fishing sector for fuel consumption in April and May.
Fact check: Can EU countries restrict or ban Israeli settlement imports?
Several EU states are weighing measures against goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights – all considered illegal under international law. Some argue that rules that exclude such goods from Israel’s tariff-free trade deal are not
Switzerland heading towards referendum on construction of new nuclear plants
During the debates in parliament, Energy Minister Albert Rosti stressed the need to keep the nuclear power option open to guarantee the country's long-term energy supply.
Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder and Bono to attend Obama Centre's star-studded opening
The $850 million campus, located on Chicago's South Side, includes a museum, library, sports facilities and community spaces.
Keeping up appearances: Greece reveals Parthenon façade after 220 years
For the first time in about 220 years, the west façade of the Parthenon in Greece can be see in its fullest possible form. External scaffolding has now been permanently removed from the monument, marking a key step in its long restoration.