FlixBus revives Poland’s infamous 666 ‘highway to Hel’
Three years after the disappearance of the famous 666 bus to the Hel Peninsula, the route will return to Polish roads, this time operated by FlixBus.
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Galați residents fear future incidents after Russian drone crashed into building
A Russian drone crashed into a residential building into the eastern Romanian city of Galați on Friday, sparking a fire to its roof and injuring two people.
UK, US and Australia to develop 'cutting-edge' underwater drone technology
The new technology is expected to be ready by 2027 and is designed to help defend critical subsea cables and pipelines.
How autonomous machines are transforming road and tunnel safety
As Europe embarks on massive underground infrastructure projects, a new technological ecosystem is being tested to eliminate human risk and cut carbon emissions in one of the world's most energy-intensive sectors.
Maltese cast ballots as Labour government seeks fourth term in snap election
Maltese voters headed to the polls on Saturday for a snap election, with Prime Minister Robert Abela’s Labour Party tipped to win on a platform of economic stability and 4% GDP growth, despite ongoing corruption concerns.
Liverpool head coach Arne Slot leaves club with immediate effect
Liverpool's ownership said they had "come to the conclusion that change is necessary in order for the club to keep moving forward".
João Fonseca knocks out Djokovic in Roland Garros third round
The Brazilian marches on after an epic five-hour battle with the Serb, the former world number one. Jannik Sinner is also out of the French Open.
Fans clash in Budapest ahead of Champions League final
Video footage posted to social media appeared to show PSG and Arsenal fans throwing punches as flares go off down the street.
Italy and Kazakhstan celebrate cultural ties in Rome as Holy See embassy opens
Italian opera and Kazakh classical music shared the stage in Rome during the "Armonia della Musica" concert, organised to mark the opening of Kazakhstan’s Embassy to the Vatican and the first anniversary of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate.
Accounts linked to EU-sanctioned figures displayed monetisation tools after sanctions, report finds
Researchers from the Dutch non-profit WHAT TO FIX found monetisation tools were still active on social media accounts linked to three individuals sanctioned by the EU over pro-Russian interference activities. Several accounts have since been removed.
Afghan refugee truck crash kills 18, injures 35 in eastern Afghanistan
Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesperson for the Taliban government, expressed deep sorrow over the tragedy, which took place at the conclusion of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, and offered condolences to the families of the victims
PSOE's legal storm: Nine cases closing in on Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez
The government came under increasing pressure this week after authorities searched the Socialist Party's Madrid headquarters.
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Tonight, we’re staying in: Patrick Bruel cancels his summer shows
The 67-year-old actor and singer faces a growing number of rape and assault complaints. Several French mayors had urged him not to perform in their towns, and three Quebec shows scheduled for December were cancelled on 19 May.
US says it is capable to resume war with Iran as deal remains elusive
Trump signalled he was on the verge of reaching a peace deal with Iran but failed to sign off on the agreement following a two-hour meeting on Friday.
Who is behind the suspected sabotage attempts targeting the German navy?
Ten suspected sabotage incidents have reportedly impacted the German navy over the last year.
Edgar Morin, France's 'intellectual grandfather', dies aged 104
For the French, Morin was above all an intellectual guide, developing a holistic, cross-disciplinary approach to the major issues of our time. Abroad, he was best known as the creator of 'cinéma vérité' with his 1961 film Chronicle of a Summer.
Flights temporarily suspended at Munich Airport after reported drone sighting
Munich Airport closed twice within 24 hours in October following suspected drone sightings.
EU expands sanctions on Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad to include Hamas Politburo members
"In their capacity as decision-makers of the organisation, the members of the Politburo have knowledge of the planning, preparation and execution of violent actions by Hamas," the bloc said.
Kanye West and Travis Scott concerts in Italy cancelled
Another show on the US rapper’s European tour has been scrapped, as local authorities cancel over fears of counter‑protests. West and Travis Scott were due to draw more than 100,000 fans.
Trump remains 'in excellent health,' presidential doctor says following annual checkup
Trump's physician said the president's "cognitive and physical performance are excellent".
Masters at work: New book unites Azzedine Alaïa and Christian Dior's haute couture
A new book and exhibition in Paris traces the ties between Azzedine Alaïa and Christian Dior, two masters of haute couture who both revolutionised and redefined clothing for women, according to Carla Sozzani, co-founder of the Fondation Azzedine Alaïa.
Zelenskyy warns Russia may be preparing 'massive' new attack
It comes after Russia deployed its nuclear-capable Oreshnik missile in a large attack on the Kyiv region last weekend.
Clean energy saved EU €51 billion in 2025 by cutting fossil fuel imports - as solar leads the way
Investing in renewables has also ensured greater energy security at a moment when the war on Iran is destabilising supplies and forcing up costs.
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A technorealistic approach to AI literacy in Estonian schools
As European governments discuss the ethical use of AI in education and plan budgets to facilitate AI literacy among students, the Estonian AI Leap approach stands out as highly pragmatic and thoughtful.
Exercise less, burn more fat: Scientists unveil a simple method for weekly weight loss
New research from scientists in Hong Kong suggests you don’t necessarily need daily workouts or high‑repetition training to cut belly fat.
The Euronews guide to the 2026 World Cup: Groups, fixtures and European kick-off times
Taking place from 11 June to 19 July across the US, Canada and Mexico, this summer’s World Cup will be the largest in history – here’s everything that you need to know.
New York/New Jersey: A travel guide to the 2026 World Cup final host
Eight matches will be held in New York/New Jersey during this summer’s World Cup – including the final on 19 July.
Spain's Sánchez digs in after eight years as PM as wave of scandals threatens survival
Corruption probes of colleagues and relatives have put Spain's premier into a fight for survival.
Ukraine using AI drones to strike vital convoys supplying Russian troops
BBC Verify has analysed videos of attacks in occupied Ukraine on Russian trucks carrying ammunition, fuel and food.
The clearest sign Father Time is closing in on Djokovic?
Why Novak Djokovic's French Open exit is another golden opportunity lost for the 39-year-old as a new Grand Slam era dawns.
Polish President Nawrocki seeks to strip Zelenskyy of Poland's highest honour
President Karol Nawrocki said he will ask for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to be stripped of the White Eagle, after Zelenskyy named a military unit after a group that led massacres of ethnic Poles during WWII.
France sees as sharp rise in anti-Jewish, anti-Christian and anti-Muslim acts, says government
In a new report, the French Interior Ministry says that "anti-religious acts strike at freedom of conscience and the free exercise of religion" and endanger "the very balance of our society".
Spectre of the Interim Bangladesh Government still looms large
Nearly six months have passed since the people of Bangladesh voted for their new government. As an unelected government without a popular mandate, the Interim Government could only exert its will through a series of ordinances led by councils and committees. Absent any
EU hails Hungary's 'wind of change' and unlocks €16.4bn for new PM Magyar
The deal is a significant boost for Hungary's leader, who has been in office for less than three weeks.
Trade turnover in Eurasian Economic Union exceeds €80 billion last year
EAEU leaders gathered in Astana for a two-day summit to discuss AI integration, shared digital markets and trade corridors as the bloc marks its 12th year with turnover forecast to further exceed the record set in 2025.
Russia recalls ambassador to Armenia over closer EU ties days before decisive elections
Moscow has escalated pressure on Yerevan ahead of the 7 June elections, including trade bans, EAEU suspension warnings and a Putin drawing parallels between Armenia and Ukraine, days after Trump gave Pashinyan his "complete and total endorsement".
France launches an inquiry into the treatment of activists on the Gaza flotilla
The French Foreign Minister, Jean-Noël Barrot, announced on Friday that he had referred the matter to the courts following reports of humiliation, rape and acts of torture against activists on board the Gaza flotilla.
The drone crash is “the full responsibility of the Russian Federation”, says Romanian FM
Oana Toiu, Romania's foreign minister, confirmed to Euronews that the drone that struck Romania was of Russian origin and was carrying explosives.