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Spanish film archive sets out to reconstruct Orson Welles's lifelong 'Quixote'
The Spanish institution is joining forces with the Cinémathèque Française, Italy’s Cineteca Nazionale and Munich’s Filmmuseum to recover lost footage from a legendary shoot that unfolded over 30 years in the Spanish heartlands that so captivated the filmmaker.
Ube over matcha? New trend tuber takes over coffee, cake and ice cream
From lattes and cakes to ice cream, ube is turning heads with its vivid purple hue. The Filipino yam is tipped as the next matcha – though the hype has its dark side.
Pakistan strikes eastern Afghanistan killing dozens following Karachi attack
Pakistan carried out airstrikes overnight in eastern Afghanistan, Islamabad said on Monday, adding its operations had targeted militants as the Afghan government reported dozens of civilian casualties.
US and Iran agree to pause attacks and meet in Qatar
US and Iran agree to halt strikes and hold talks in Qatar on Tuesday over Strait of Hormuz tensions, US media reports.
Stars, Stripes, VIPs and Protests: Brussels hosts US Independence bash
Among those attending are Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, and European Parliament President Roberta Metsola.
Joy as man pulled from rubble three days after Venezuela quake
Spanish and international rescue teams pulled a survivor from the rubble four days after deadly earthquakes struck Venezuela. Search operations continue as crews race to find more survivors, with the death toll rising to more than 1,400.
Shen Yun - The Abuses and Human Rights Violations
Recently, a seminar titled "Shen Yun - The Abuses and Human Rights Violations" was convened in Geneva. During this event, experts, scholars, and journalists from across Europe revealed a previously little-known side of Falun Gong and its global performing arts group, Shen Yun.
The Third International Maqom Art Forum and the New Uzbekistan
The Third International Maqom Art Forum brought together hundreds of distinguished musicians, scholars, cultural leaders, diplomats, and government officials from around the world in the historic city of Namangan, reaffirming Uzbekistan’s growing role as an international center
Iran threatens total halt to talks amid intensive US air activity near Hormuz
The IRGC said the weekend US strikes violated the framework deal and warned that violating vessels would face a "crushing response," as Euronews journalists in Doha observed US refuelling aircraft taking off towards Hormuz in the same formation as the previous night's strikes.
Nawrocki invites four presidents to informal summit amid dispute with Zelenskyy
Polish President Karol Nawrocki hosted the presidents of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Romania for an informal meeting in Jurata ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara.
Eleven killed after plane carrying skydivers crashes in eastern France
The pilot and 10 passengers - including five first-time parachutists - died in the incident, local officials said.
Swiss glaciers melting at alarming rate in June as Europe faces extreme heat
All snow and ice accumulated over the past winter is expected to have melted by Monday. Over the past century, this tipping point usually only arrives in mid-August on average.
Latest news bulletin | June 28th, 2026 – Evening
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Heavyweights Deliver a Spectacular Finish in Qingdao
The Qingdao Grand Prix ended in style as the heavyweights took centre stage. Yahor Varapayeu claimed gold at -90kg, world No.1 Anna Monta Olek won her fourth Grand Prix title, Adam Sangariev celebrated a maiden gold, Elis Startseva dominated +78kg, and Tamerlan Bashaev returned
Germany sets new heat record again
The scorching weekend in Germany has produced another record high since measurements began in the 19th century, with the new peak recorded in Brandenburg.
Germany breaks heat record again
The heatwave weekend in Germany has produced yet another temperature record, the highest since measurements began in the 19th century, registered in Brandenburg.
Canada defeats South Africa 1-0, as World Cup knockout stage begins: Here is all you need to know
France have made a mightily impressive start to their campaign, scoring 10 goals in victories over Senegal, Iraq and Norway. Canada defeated South Africa 1-0 on Sunday, sending South Africa home.
Iraqi political officials arrested on corruption charges in overnight raid
Iraqi security forces sealed off all entrances to the capital’s heavily fortified Green Zone early Sunday and carried out raids inside the compound that houses key government institutions and foreign embassies.
Israel formally recognises Armenian World War I 'genocide'
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar said Israel had "fulfilled a moral duty by recognizing the historical truth, and rejecting attempts to deny it".
France: 11 killed in civilian plane crash near Nancy
Police urged the public to stay away from the area around Tomblaine airport. The aircraft was reportedly carrying skydivers.
You can travel all around the Netherlands by train for €49 a month this summer
This summer rail deal makes exploring the Netherlands easier and less hefty on our wallets. Here’s how to make the most of it and where else in Europe you can save on rail travel
UV face masks, cooling ties: how cultures outside Europe deal with heat
Countries on other continents, far from Europe, have long devised ways of coping with sweltering heat. Here are a few examples – some unusual, others inspiring.
UV face masks, cooling ties: how cultures beyond Europe cope with heat
Countries on other continents, far from Europe, have long since developed ways of coping with searing heat. Here are a few examples – some unusual, others inspiring.
After 49 years of struggle, Spain leads LGBTIQ+ inclusion: inside the first Pride march
It was 1977, two years after Franco’s death, when a group of people made history for Spain’s LGTBIQ+ community by marching on Barcelona’s Ramblas after years in the shadows.
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Spain removes Gibraltar from its tax haven list after 35 years, adds Russia
The Spanish Ministry of Finance has updated its list of non-cooperative jurisdictions, removing Gibraltar after 35 years and adding Russia, in line with the European Union's position
Ukraine strikes two oil refineries in Russia as it continues to target Moscow's energy industry
Ukraine's air force said local air defences had shot down six Russian ballistic missiles, one anti-ship missile and 125 drones overnight.
Algerians celebrate as dramatic draw seals World Cup knockout spot
"We wanted to take our revenge against Austria": Algeria fans react in Algiers after the draw against Austria secured the Fennecs' place in the World Cup round of 32.
Hottest day: Berlin police deploy water cannons to fight extreme heat
Germany is groaning under the year's first heatwave. Berlin police are resorting to an unusual tactic, sending two water cannons onto city streets normally reserved for protests.
More than 68,000 people still missing in Venezuela after devastating earthquakes
A preliminary estimate from the United Nations Development Programme put the cost of direct physical damage caused by the quakes at $6.7 billion.
World War II 'hell ship' with over 1,000 prisoners found in Philippines
Divers have found the wreck of the Hofuku Maru off Luzon in the Philippines. The Japanese freighter sank in 1944 with over 1,200 Allied POWs; a digitised military record finally solved the mystery.
Second World War 'hell ship' found in Philippines with over 1,000 prisoners
Divers have found the wreck of the Hofuku Maru off Luzon in the Philippines. The Japanese freighter sank in 1944 with over 1,200 Allied POWs; a digitised military file finally solved the mystery.
Europe sees more than 1,300 excess deaths amid brutal heatwave, WHO says
Temperatures have topped 40°C across parts of Europe this week, piling pressure on hospitals and first responders amid a surge in emergency callouts.
England top World Cup group as Messi scores again for Argentina
Croatia finished second in Group L after securing a 2-1 win over Ghana on Saturday, with goals for Nikola Vlasic and Petar Sučić.
Where to travel in Europe and beyond, according to the world’s most travelled people
From lesser-known UNESCO World Heritage Sites to foodie destinations you can’t miss, these are the recommendations of people who have seen it all – quite literally.
US and Iran trade strikes amid claims of ceasefire violations
The US also carried out strikes on Iran on Friday after a drone attack on the M/V Ever Lovely ship. US aircraft targeted Iranian missile and drone storage locations as well as coastal radar sites, CENTCOM said.
Portugal gains 725 super-rich residents in five years. Why is it a magnet for wealth?
In recent years, Portugal has seen a sharp rise in the number of ultra-wealthy residents, fuelled by property investment, international capital flows and the appeal of the Portuguese way of life.
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People under 50 are ‘ageing faster’ than previous generations, study finds
As cancer rates continue to climb among people under 50, new research suggests ‘accelerated ageing’ could play a part.
A ‘strategic mistake of colossal proportions’: Why Trump is losing the war on renewables
Donald Trump’s efforts to push polluting coal onto Americans appear to be failing, as more households opt for rooftop solar.
The chicest designer beach club pop-ups in Europe this summer
From Burberry and Dior to Jacquemus and Missoni, these are all the branded takeovers you need to know about in 2026.