Burkina Faso severs diplomatic ties with France
The West African country's junta accused the former colonial power of undermining its national interests.
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“Ukraine does not need investment out of sympathy”: Seyar Kurshutov on the rational case for early entry
The biggest mistake in talking to global capital about Ukraine, says entrepreneur and investor Seyar Kurshutov, is appealing to emotion. Investors are not looking for sympathy, he argues, but for a risk they can actually calculate. Too often, Seyar Kurshutov observes, the case
2026 FIFA World Cup: Which third-place teams will reach the knockout stage?
The eight best third-place sides are determined first by points and then by goal difference, with the final standings to be decided on Saturday night.
Rome celebrates Vespa's 80th anniversary
Thousands of enthusiasts took to Rome’s streets to mark the Vespa’s 80th anniversary, with 160 models on show tracing the brand’s history from 1946 to today.
Anthropic cleared to restore Mythos 5 access to certain US organisations
"We’re restoring access for these organizations quickly, and we’re continuing to work with the government to expand access to Mythos 5 and make Fable 5 available for general use again," the company said on Friday.
Porsche plans Cayenne return to Leipzig as staff face pay cuts
The Cayenne is set to return to Germany. But the planned move of production to Leipzig apparently comes at a high price: staff are expected to give up part of their pay.
German Federal Criminal Police records 486 offences against media and journalists in 2025 2025
Left-wing offenders accounted for most bodily harm cases, while offenders linked to 'foreign ideology' accounted for the largest share of violent offences. Right-wing offenders, meanwhile, were responsible for 150 of the 486 crimes against the media.
Do not put your phone in the fridge: 5 ways to keep your devices cool this summer
Here are 5 ways to prevent your laptops and smartphones from getting damaged this summer.
Woman rescued after car plunges into flooded sinkhole
A police officer rescued a woman after her car fell into a sinkhole caused by a burst water main in Virginia, US. Bodycam footage shows bystanders helping steady the officer as he pulled the driver to safety.
Kyiv and Moscow trade strikes as Ukraine hits arms factory deep in Russia
Ukraine said it used its FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles overnight to strike Russia's Titan-Barrikady weapons plant, which is thought to be involved in the production of parts for the Oreshnik missile.
UK maritime agency raises Strait of Hormuz threat level after oil tanker reports being struck
It comes after the US military carried out strikes on Iran, which it said were in response to Iranian drone attacks on shipping in the Strait.
Russia’s Gulf Pivot: How Oman Is Emerging as a Strategic Partner for Moscow’s Post-Sanctions Economy
More than three years after the invasion of Ukraine triggered sweeping Western sanctions, Russian commercial networks are not disappearing from global markets -they are reorganising. Increasingly, that reorganisation is taking place through the Gulf. While the UAE has attracted
Latest news bulletin | June 27th, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 27th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Europe continues to swelter amid record-breaking temperatures
Paris has banned drinking alcohol in public over the weekend, while the city's Pride March has also been postponed due to the heatwave.
Venezuela satellite images reveal scale of disaster
Venezuela was hit by a pair of earthquakes last Thursday, leaving the La Guaira area badly battered. Here is a set of before-and-after images to show the scale of the disaster.
Venezuela earthquakes: striking satellite images before and after
Venezuela was hit by two earthquakes last Thursday, with the La Guaira area particularly hard hit. Here is a series of before-and-after images showing the scale of the disaster.
Searches continue for Venezuela earthquake survivors
More than 520 emergency responders from across the EU have been mobilised to support search and rescue efforts in Venezuela, the European Commission said.
North Sea Storm: The tempest buffeting an Italian oil man's ambition
Poised to take control of ‘the backbone of the UK’s energy production’, Franceso Mazzagatti is defending allegations of bribery, forgery and fraud - reports "SourceMaterial" News Francesco Mazzagatti is on the brink of becoming one of Britain’s most powerful industrialists. In
Flesh-rotting bacteria: What is Vibrio and should you be worried?
As summer heatwaves push sea temperatures to record highs, a little-known bacterium could be thriving in Europe's coastal waters — but how worried should you be?
Belgium through to World Cup knockout stage as Iran forced to wait
Iran now face an anxious wait to see if they'll progress to the round of 32 after their final group game finished 1-1 against Egypt.
Bahrain says it was targeted by Iranian drones after US strikes on Iran
Iranian state media reported that strikes hit a telecommunications mast in the Sirik area of southern Iran.
The investments that soared and slumped in the first half of 2026
The first half of 2026 has rewarded investors who backed the machinery behind AI and punished those who reached for crypto and gold, as the technology boom reshaped which assets thrived and which were left behind.
Rooftop solar can provide five hours of 'free' air conditioning a day. But is it green?
Energy analysts say solar power and air conditioning are ‘complementary technologies’ – but is the race to cool Europe down backfiring?
Latest news bulletin | June 27th, 2026 – Morning
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‘The best scenery under heaven’: Why Guilin needs to be on your China itinerary
Located in south west China’s Guangxi region, the area is known for its limestone karst scenery which is UNESCO World Heritage listed. In this Guilin travel guide, Dianne Apen-Sadler discovers the city’s top attractions, the cuisines to try and shares her top tips for travellers.
Record listing shifts focus from fundraising to deeper capital markets
Executives from the London Stock Exchange, Franklin Templeton and Uzbekistan’s government say governance and liquidity remain central to reform.
Frozen feasts and cool pools help Rome zoo animals survive heatwave
As a severe heatwave grips Italy, Rome's Bioparco is helping its animals stay cool with frozen treats, chilled pools and climate-controlled shelters while the capital remains under a red heat alert.
Small plane crashes into Beijing's tallest building
Police and emergency crews sealed off the area around Beijing's tallest skyscraper after a small plane crash damaged the building. Images from the scene showed a large hole in the upper floors of the 528-metre CITIC Tower, while witnesses reported seeing aircraft debris at the
IRGC denies direct hotline with US, as Trump warns of ceasefire violations in Strait of Hormuz
The spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) denied claims by American officials regarding the establishment of a direct hotline between Iran and the United States concerning the Strait of Hormuz, calling it a "sheer lie".
Venezuela updates earthquake toll: 920 dead, 3,360 injured
National Assembly president Jorge Rodríguez updated the figure on Friday. The UN reports over 50,000 missing. Spain urges its citizens in Venezuela to contact consular emergency services.
Marco Rubio announces Israel-Lebanon framework deal, hailing it as first step toward peace
The officials did not disclose details of the deal, which was signed by Yechiel Leiter and Nada Hamadeh, Israeli and Lebanese ambassadors to the United States.
Going on holiday to this beach? Wild boars may steal your lunch
Wild boar have once again been spotted at Portinho da Arrábida, coming right up to beach towels and making off with holidaymakers’ food.
US President Donald Trump threatens 100% tariffs if Europe implements digital services tax
US President Donald Trump threatens to slap a 100% tariff on European countries that impose a digital services tax, adding that existing trade deals would be scrapped.
Europe's deadly heatwave breaks German record and halts public events
Germany's highest ever temperature of 41.3C is recorded provisionally in Saarbrücken, over the border from France.
Poor show: Ecuador win, Germany disappoint, Neuer blunders
The German national team lost 2–1 to Ecuador in New York. Ecuador must win; Germany is already through.
Israel declassifies Entebbe raid documents on eve of 50th anniversary
Secret documents reveal Israeli officials privately weighed negotiations before ordering the daring 1976 Uganda hostage rescue operation.
'Help, we are trapped': Venezuela earthquake victims turn to Euronews' TikTok to beg for rescue"
Lack of resources and patchy telecoms have driven many Venezuelans to despair. In this context, outlets’ social networks, including Euronews, have become key platforms for appeals for help.
New Europol report delves into EU's most threatening criminal networks
The EU's law enforcement agency stresses criminal networks exploit vunerabilities in financial systems and digital infrastructure, operate across borders and adapt quickly.
‘Very worried’: Rome airports could suspend new EES border checks over fears of summer travel chaos
There have already been calls to put the system on hold and airports requiring extra security to manage queues.
Latest news bulletin | June 26th, 2026 – Evening
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EU countries move to revive temporary message-scanning regime, but it could backfire
The proposed detection regime for child sexual abuse material was rejected by the European Parliament in March, and reviving it could derail talks on a longer-term law.
Heatwave in France: baby dies in A&E, fourth child death this week
An 18-month-old baby died after being found unconscious with heatstroke in a car in Marseille on Tuesday 23 June. A parent is believed to have left the child on the La Timone medical campus car park while going to work.
France heatwave: baby dies in A&E, fourth child death this week
An 18-month-old baby died after being found unconscious with hyperthermia in a car on 23 June in Marseille, apparently forgotten by a parent on the La Timone medical campus car park while going to work.
Home Heroes and Japanese Stars Shine in Qingdao
The Qingdao Grand Prix opened with memorable performances as home favourite Wenna Zhuang delighted the local fans. Hayato Kondo claimed a second Qingdao title, Kokoro Fujishiro earned her first Grand Prix gold, Hifumi Abe added another title, Maysa Pardayeva celebrated a maiden