Binance to halt crypto services across EU countries after failing to secure MiCA approval
The world's largest crypto exchange is pulling out of multiple EU markets after withdrawing its Greek licence application before a June 30 deadline.
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Football for friends: Winning ways World Cup supporters have gone viral – for the right reasons
Food discoveries, tidy stadiums and bagpipes on the streets of Boston are only the beginning as football fans across the United States, Canada and Mexico have been leaving very distinctive signs of their presence...
Cargo ship hit by projectile in Hormuz as Iran issues renewed passage warning
The British military said a cargo ship on the new Omani UN-backed route sustained bridge damage from a projectile, hours after the IRGC warned that vessels without Iranian permission were transiting "illegally".
French heatwave: three-year-old found dead in car
The boy climbed into the unlocked car while out of his parents' sight; his mother was hospitalised in shock. Two other children died in Carpentras on Monday.
Trade and economic development in Central Asia 'can boost links between EU and Kazakhstan'
A highly ambitious trade and economic development in Central Asia can help forge ever-closer links between the EU and Kazakhstan. That was one of the messages to emerge from an international business conference in Brussels. The event focused on the growing strategic importance
Latest news bulletin | June 25th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 25th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
European trade unions call for World Cup-style ‘cooling breaks’ for workers as temperatures soar
The European Trade Union Confederation is pressing the European Commission to set a maximum working temperature law, warning that extreme heat now poses a predictable and preventable threat to workers across the continent.
Heat stress threatens 130 million European workers, trade union body warns
The European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) has presented a proposal for European legislation to protect workers' health during heatwaves.
Parisians sleep in parks to cool down during heatwave
Some Parisians are spending the night in city parks to escape sweltering apartments as an intense heatwave continues across France.
NATO chief Rutte defends allies as Trump says he was 'let down' on Iran
Rutte pushed back gently against Trump's latest NATO complaints, saying, “I know there have been isolated cases about which you are really disappointed, but generally speaking, your European allies have been there with you."
France takes nuclear reactors offline amid record heatwave
EDF cites environmental rules protecting river ecosystems as rising water temperatures force output cuts at sites on the Seine and Rhone.
'I'm in great shape,' boxing legend Floyd Mayweather tells Euronews ahead of Athens fight
Floyd "Money" Mayweather was set to face Greek fighter Mike Zambidis in Athens on Saturday 27 June but the bout was postponed for September.
La Guaira, Venezuela’s port city, shows extensive earthquake damage after the quake
New images from La Guaira on 25 June revealed widespread destruction after twin earthquakes struck Venezuela's Caribbean coast, damaging buildings, roads and key public infrastructure.
Brussels tightens rules on US cloud providers as it pushes for tech sovereignty
The European Commission has decided that Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services should face strict rules to improve cloud competition. The move risks angering Washington as Brussels pushes the European tech sovereignty agenda.
James Bond search enters final stage with planned August screen tests
Production on Bond 26 is set to begin next year. The expectation is that the official announcement for the next 007 actor will happen by the end of 2026.
Laissons Parler Les Gens: Podcast addresses issues facing young Africans online
Youssoupha acknowledged cyberbullying and harassment were part of the challenges facing young Africans today, but he urged the youth to focus on the positives.
Moment French navy boards suspected Russian 'ghost fleet' tanker
The French navy boarded a tanker suspected of belonging to Russia's so-called "ghost fleet" in the Mediterranean, the fifth such operation since September 2025, as Paris steps up efforts to enforce sanctions linked to the war in Ukraine.
Leonard Cohen estate slams use of 'Hallelujah' at Trump's Freedom 250 rally
Donald Trump had announced earlier in June that 'Hallelujah' would be performed at the opening of the Great American State Fair, fuelling the long-term feud between the US president and the estate of Leonard Cohen.
Central Asia’s first Paragliding World Cup is taking place in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan’s Zhetysu region is hosting the first Paragliding World Cup in Central Asia, bringing together around 150 pilots from 33 countries. The main discipline of the World Cup is cross-country flying.
France warns even young people's health at risk as Europe's heatwave shifts east
Temperatures in Germany could hit 40C in some areas while French officials say deaths linked to the heat are being seen among young people.
Poland's Tusk calls for 'mutual respect' during row with Ukraine
Ukraine's Volodmyr Zelensky skips major conference aimed at rebuilding his country after being stripped of a Polish state honour.
IRGC warns ships off Oman's corridor in Hormuz as Rubio draws line on tolls
The IRGC warned that any vessel navigating outside Tehran's designated routes was acting illegally, directly rejecting Oman's newly announced temporary corridor, as Rubio told a GCC meeting the US would not accept fees regardless of how they are framed.
How much do we really know about microplastics? | Euronews Tech Talks
Microplastics pollute our planet, raising questions about their impact on human health and the environment. This Q&A episode of Euronews Tech Talks sums up what science knows, and does not know, about them.
International community pledges aid to Venezuela after devastating earthquakes
The United States Geological Survey has estimated that the final death toll could be between 10,000 and 100,000 people.
Bigger than Jupiter, lighter than cotton candy: Astronomers discover two ‘super-puff’ planets
The two planets orbiting a star 1,110 light-years away are the biggest exoplanets ever found with a density lower than cotton candy, and may be mostly made of hydrogen and helium.
Europe summer travel trends: Short breaks, family holidays and coolcations drive demand
From quick getaways to heatwave-avoiding escapes, new data from Trip.com reveals the trends that are shaping summer travel across Europe in 2026.
Parisians living in attic apartments are roasting under the city's pretty zinc roofs
In France's historic heatwave, Paris’ dreamy rooftops become a heat-trapping nightmare.
Mediterranean travel trends: How ‘blue mind experiences’ and local culture keep people coming back
As fly-and-flop holidays fall out of fashion, travellers are looking for more meaningful travel experiences even while prioritising sun and sea.
SpaceX has quietly launched a spacecraft almost no one knew existed
Rumours have circulated that it could be used to transport military hardware.
Phoebe Bridgers announces new album after solo hiatus
The American singer is coming back with her third solo record 'Lost Weekend' ahead of a US and European tour starting in September.
US-Iran talks could derail fragile peace process, says ex-Israeli spokesperson
Former Israeli government spokesperson Eylon Levy believes Israel's campaign is "creating the urgency and opportunity" for Lebanon to confront Hezbollah. Levy said that if Lebanon is "capable of dismantling Hezbollah", it could mark the beginning of "a beautiful peace between
Macron says France intercepted a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker off coast of Sicily
It comes after the UK announced earlier this month that it had intercepted and boarded the Russian shadow fleet tanker "Smyrtos" in the English Channel.
Qatar fans hopeful about the future despite World Cup exit after Bosnia defeat
Qatar's World Cup dream came to an end after three group matches, with fans in Doha reflecting on the team's strong performance while remaining optimistic about the future, as Qatar emerges from the war with hope.
Latest news bulletin | June 25th, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 25th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Ferrari's marketing boss quits after troubled EV debut as former BMW executive steps in
The man who shaped Ferrari's image for more than a decade is leaving the company weeks after the troubled unveiling of its first electric car, with a former BMW executive drafted in to steady the brand.
Two years after Gen Z uprising, Kenyan protesters return to Nairobi streets
Two years after Kenya's 2024 Gen Z tax revolt shook the nation, protesters gathered in Nairobi on 25 June to seek justice for victims and press for greater government accountability.
Eleven EU countries call for methane rules pause amid energy security fears
The eleven EU countries say that the methane rules could jeopardise natural gas supply, especially from foreign suppliers who would face extra costs. Environmentalists warn the EU not to cave in to pressure while the United Nations urged world nations to do more to mitigate
Ukraine gets €3.2 billion from EU support loan, von der Leyen says
The announcement marks the first disbursement under the €90 billion loan. A second payment worth about €6 billion and dedicated to drone production is expected to be unveiled in the coming days.
Portuguese tech links health data of 70 million people in Europe and Brazil
Portuguese federated data firm joined a leading Latin American healthcare group, broadening its database. Promptly Health plans to create a major, diverse health-data infrastructure for research.
Pro-Israel Spanish journalist Pilar Rahola accused of complicity in genocide
Barcelona’s public prosecutor has opened proceedings against Rahola over allegations of incitement to hatred and complicity in genocide.
Micron posts record results as AI boom drives 15-fold jump in net profit
The US chipmaker Micron Technology has reported quarterly revenue and profit far above Wall Street's expectations, as insatiable demand for the memory chips that power AI transformed the firm's fortunes.
Fact check: Viral drone interception video shows Russia's Yolka system
A video widely shared on social media appears to show a handheld device intercepting a drone. While some users have hailed the system as a Ukrainian military innovation, others have claimed it is Russian technology. The Cube traced the footage to determine the origin and
Pay transparency isn't only about women. It exposes inequalities affecting millions of workers
The EU's pay transparency rules can help close the gender pay gap and expose how Europe systematically underpays young, migrant, disabled and racialised workers.
North Korean soldier suspected of defecting crosses demilitarised zone into South Korea
According to data from South Korea's Ministry of Unification, more than 34,000 North Koreans have defected to the South since its records began in 1998.
AmaRudi: Europe's largest river cruise ship to launch on the Danube next spring
The AmaRudi, AmaWaterways’ second double-width vessel, will accommodate 196 guests across 98 staterooms and suites when it launches in April 2027.
Higher penalties, more time to prosecute: Child sexual abuse victims welcome new EU directive
New rules greenlighted this week will cover the use of AI in child abuse cases and considerably extend the limitation period to a minimum of 32 years.
Heatwave scorches Europe from London to Madrid as temperatures near 39C
A powerful heatwave swept across Europe, stretching from France to Spain and Belgium and pushing temperatures towards 39C, raising concerns about public safety and pressure on infrastructure.
EU and China step up dialogue on biodiversity protection and finance, plastic pollution and global environmental governance
The high-level talks allowed both sides to deepen environmental engagement and coordinate positions ahead of crucial global summits. The EU and China reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation on key global environmental challenges on Tuesday (23 June), ahead of
New cultural programme to celebrate Ireland's incoming EU presidency
A programme of more than 25 Irish focused cultural events throughout Belgium will mark Ireland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Cultúr 2026: Sharing Ireland’s Culture, an extensive programme of Irish focused cultural events in Belgium, and across Ireland and
Moment earthquake hits Venezuela, sending people fleeing in panic
Images showing cracked walls, collapsed ceiling panels and debris strewn across parts of Simón Bolívar International Airport highlighted the scale of damage after two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on 24 June 2026.