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Pope Leo XIV says Barcelona's iconic Sagrada Família is a masterpiece of "stones, colours and light" during his visit to Spain.
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French singer Patrick Bruel faces rape charges
Bruel has been placed under judicial investigation, which means an examining magistrate will look more deeply into the case.
'I don’t think Jews have a place neither in France nor in Belgium’, says Israeli deputy foreign minister
Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel speaks in Jerusalem to a group of European and American journalists on a press trip to Israel. Picture from EIPA/AMEPA. "I already told the Jewish community in France to pack up and come to Israel. I don’t think they have a place
Somalia's World Cup referee returns home to hero's welcome after US entry denial
Somali referee Omar Artan was welcomed by hundreds of supporters in Mogadishu after being denied entry to the United States and removed from the 2026 World Cup officials list. Artan vowed to return for the next tournament.
Infantino defends World Cup ticket prices, says fans 'should chill' about ref denied US entry
The 2026 men's World Cup has been expanded to 48 teams and is the biggest and most ambitious in the event's history, with matches taking place in Mexico, Canada and the United States.
'Children are dying,' Cuba says as US blockade hampers delivery of UN aid
The blockade, coupled with expanded US sanctions that punish companies doing business with the Cuban state, has intensified the worst economic and energy crisis on the island in over a generation.
Trump says 'I love the inflation,' claims US taking millions of barrels of Iranian oil
President Donald Trump welcomed new inflation data showing prices rising 4.2%, saying the numbers were "great." He argued higher energy costs linked to the Iran conflict were temporary and claimed US forces were moving millions of barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
Ireland’s Presidency of the EU will link health and competitiveness
Ireland will place health innovation, competitiveness and patient access at the centre of its agenda when it assumes the Presidency of the Council of the European Union on 1 July, with a strong focus on the forthcoming Biotech Act, reform of medical devices legislation and more
‘Amaterasu’ performance marks 160 years of Belgium-Japan relations in Brussels
The Japanese performance Amaterasu was staged at Brussels Town Hall as part of celebrations marking the 160th anniversary of relations between Belgium and Japan. Organised by Be-Japon, the event showcased Japanese heritage through kimono fashion and brought together cultural
'We have already given enough': Bulgaria's PM says weapons supplies to Ukraine will end
Bulgaria, which is member of NATO and the European Union, has been providing military aid Ukraine since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in 2022.
Long-term fertiliser solutions needed to avoid EU food shortages, EU Agriculture Commissioner says
The Agriculture and Food Commissioner warned that, to avoid looming food shortages in the face of rising fertiliser costs, the bloc must secure sustainable fertiliser supplies and not just provide short-term financial support.
'Partners and friends’: Trade and defence top of agenda at EU-South Korea summit
As security threats grow and geopolitics shift, the European Union and Republic of South Korea have celebrated a new Digital Trade Agreement at a summit in Brussels.
UN atomic watchdog demands urgent cooperation from Iran and access to nuclear sites
The resolution comes at a time of heightened tensions in the Middle East, with the US having launched airstrikes against Iran early on Wednesday and Tehran firing back at countries in the region.
Latest news bulletin | June 10th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 10th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Trust in France's institutions 'at stake' after girl's killing, Emmanuel Macron says
The body of the girl, named as Lyhanna, was found last week after she went missing on 29 May in the southwestern town of Fleurance.
Norway crown princess's son to stay in custody before rape verdict, says court
Thr ruling overturns a lower court's decision on Monday ordering the release of the crown princess's 29-year-old son.
Pakistan army helicopter crashes in Kashmir after technical fault, killing all on board
Witnesses said that the helicopter crashed shortly after take-off from a helipad. Ambulances arrived at the scene and transported the victims to a nearby hospital.
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Disclosure Day' - Close Encounters Of The Fourth Kind?
Steven Spielberg revisits his passion for interstellar visitors, with a government conspiracy begging to be blown wide open... NB: Spoiler-free review.
Patrick Bruel scandal: French prosecutors seek charges and pre-trial detention over sex abuse claims
After 48 hours in custody, the Nanterre prosecutor on Wednesday sought formal charges and pre-trial detention for the 67-year-old artist, accused of multiple sexual assaults he vehemently denies.
US inflation rises to 4.2%, hitting a three-year high as fuel prices rise
Annual inflation accelerated to 4.2% in May, driven largely by higher fuel costs, as rising prices continue to weigh on household budgets and cloud the Federal Reserve's interest-rate outlook.
Multiple attackers kill 12 people in late-night shooting in South Africa, police say
Police said the motive was not yet known and no arrests had been made, but there were suspicions it was related to competition over illegal mining in the area.
Deadly clashes in Kenya as protesters fight US Ebola quarantine facility
Kenya saw fresh unrest on 9 June as protesters defied a court order and clashed with police near Laikipia Air Base over plans for a US funded Ebola quarantine facility, fuelling fears about the virus and prompting arrests.
Hong Kong charges seven people and two firms over massive fire that killed 168
The massive blaze, which engulfed seven of the eight high-rise apartment blocks at the Wang Fuk Court estate in November, prompted a months-long investigation into the cause.
Countries pledge €3.4bn for climate adaptation, biodiversity protection and water security
Representatives from 186 nations agreed the Global Environment Facility fund, which will support projects in 144 countries.
Is it possible to rejuvenate damaged human cells? US biotech firm tests new gene therapy
A US biotechnology company has tested a gene therapy designed to reverse ageing in humans for the first time.
Kyiv hit Russian military plant using Ukrainian-made Flamingo missile, Zelenskyy says
Volodymyr Zelenskyy vowed to continue Kyiv’s strikes deep inside Russia in response to attacks on Ukraine, but also a way of forcing the Kremlin into direct talks.
Five EU countries push tougher safeguards for future members to avoid Orbán repeat
Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg want stronger safeguards to act faster against democratic and legal breaches in future EU members. The proposal reflects the lessons learned from the Orbán era.
UK: Belfast violence leaves homes burnt and families displaced
Belfast awoke to scenes of destruction on 10 June after anti immigration protests descended into violence across several parts of Northern Ireland, leaving homes damaged, vehicles burnt out and families displaced.
Trump vows fresh attacks on Iran and accuses negotiators of 'playing us for suckers'
The US launched air strikes against Iran early on Wednesday and Tehran fired back at countries in the region in escalating attacks that threatened to derail efforts to end the war.
Airbus-led consortium to launch German-backed fighter jet project after FCAS collapse
An Airbus-led alliance of eight defence firms will launch Team Gen 6 in Berlin, a German-backed sixth-generation fighter jet project intended to replace the collapsed Franco-German-Spanish FCAS programme, AFP reports.
Baku Energy Week highlights a new era of energy connectivity and cooperation
At Baku Energy Week 2026, global leaders and industry experts discussed energy security, diversification, renewables and connectivity, highlighting the growing role of cooperation and innovation in shaping future energy systems.
Launched from Baikonur to stardom: the opera singer reaching Europe's biggest stages
Aigerim Altynbek, a girl from a small village in Kazakhstan, conquers competitions to live her dream on the most prestigious European opera stage.
UzNIF's international IPO shifts focus from fundraising to corporate governance
The dual London and Tashkent listing attracted more than $2.8 billion (€2.46 billion) in demand and raised nearly $700 million. Attention is now turning to governance standards, company performance and whether the transaction can help deepen capital markets and support future
Julian Barnes quits fiction after winning 2026 Princess of Asturias for literature
The British novelist said at a recent launch of his essay 'Farewells' at Barcelona's Caixafòrum that this would be his final novel, after turning 80 and spending over 45 years devoted to literature.
'Europe should evolve its carbon market, not dilute it,' investors say
A group of investors managing €11.4 trillion in funds are advocating for complementary industrial policies such as grids, electrification and clean tech financing, reflecting a broader shift in European climate policy from setting targets toward managing industrial
A turning point: Why Germany’s military capabilities are underestimated
Many people believe that Germans are not prepared for defence. In a guest article for Euronews, military sociologist Dr Timo Graf uses recent survey data to show why this view underestimates German society’s capacity for defence.
Subway station in Mexico City goes viral over chandeliers
Decorative chandeliers installed at a busy Mexico City subway station ahead of the 2026 World Cup have sparked a wave of memes and mixed reactions from commuters.
These are all the carriers banned from flying in Europe after EU Air Safety List update
With the EU’s latest Air Safety List including Air Express Algeria among carriers banned from operating within European airspace, here’s what travellers need to know about how airlines end up on it.
Thai woman in custody after US diplomat found dead in Myanmar, State Department says
The Thai Embassy in Yangon and Thailand's Foreign Ministry refused to say whether they had provided consular support to the suspect or give any other information.
US strikes Iran-bound tanker near Oman, sparking India protest over missing crew
US Central Command said it fired on the Palau-flagged Settebello after the crew ignored orders, hitting its engine room as the vessel attempted to carry Iranian oil in violation of the US blockade.
Dubai is training its private sector in agentic AI – here's why
Dubai bets on agentic AI, aiming to overhaul half of public services and mobilise the private sector with training, incubators and investment funds.
Philippines continues rescue effort after powerful Mindanao quake
The Philippines continued rescue operations on 10 June after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Mindanao, killing at least 37 people, injuring nearly 500 and forcing more than 32,000 residents from their homes.
Germany's most expensive hotels: luxury stays up to €53,000 a night
In Germany's most exclusive hotels, a night costs up to 53,000 euros. These seven suites are setting new standards in comfort, service and prestige.
‘Europe cannot afford bureaucratic paralysis’: EU strikes defence simplification deal
Facing Russian aggression and US retreat, the EU is planning to streamline permits, cut bureaucracy and make defence procurement and transfers across member states easier.
Madrid’s Nobu Hotel to open in September with three-storey restaurant from famed Japanese chef
Spain’s luxury hotel scene is set for a major addition this September with the grand opening of Nobu Hotel Madrid. Opening ahead of the Formula 1 weekend, the design-led stay promises skyline views, signature Chef Nobu Matsuhisa dishes and a prime location in the capital.
Ukraine says missiles hit military plant deep inside Russia
Ukraine's military also says it has struck a Russian oil refinery and a "shadow fleet" oil tanker in the Black Sea.
Netherlands: Marktweg in The Hague becomes iconic orange street for World Cup fever
Residents of Marktweg in The Hague have once again transformed their street into a sea of orange ahead of the FIFA World Cup, continuing a popular local tradition that has become a symbol of community spirit and support for the national team.
Defying Russia: Poland and Germany plan massive offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea
Despite hybrid attacks from Russia, Poland is betting on offshore wind power from the Baltic Sea. At a forum in Berlin, one message was clear: the region could become Europe’s next major energy hub. Will Europe seize this opportunity?
The world’s best hotel bars have just been named by Forbes – and 13 are in Europe
From a bar in a former bank vault to a spot serving up caviar chicken nuggets, these hotel bars are a cut above the rest.