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Gaza At least 25 dead as Israel pounds camps near Rafah in Gaza The attacks were just outside an Israeli-designated safe zone and near to a Red Cross field hospital that was damaged in the shelling. -
World News Major power outage hits Balkan countries as region swelters in heatwave Southeastern Europe has been slammed by a seasonally early heatwave coupled with rampant power outages. Both are leaving Balkan countries at a standstill. -
Europe News German Chancellor Scholz gives Hungarian PM Orban cold shoulder in Berlin The Hungarian Prime Minister was welcomed in Berlin by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz but without much fanfare, as the relationship between the two countries appears frosty. -
Europe News French rains drench bees and their habitats Extreme rains in Northern Europe are having an impact on some of the smallest European Union constituents: insects. -
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My Europe Series State of the Union: EU top jobs and Nature Restoration law This edition of State of the Union focuses on the talks about the future top jobs in the EU and NATO and the final approval of the EU Nature Restoration Law. -
Belgium Could a new alt-right group become a shelter for non-attached pro-Russian MEPs? The far-right AfD party is trying to attract the attention of ultra-nationalist parties in the rest of the EU to craft a new group even further right from the ID. Bulgarians, Slovaks and others are tempted by the bid. -
Economy Proper EBRD policies can avoid further disgrace in Ukraine and elsewhere As the EBRD looks to the year ahead, we urge the bank to take this opportunity to reframe its policies with human and environmental rights at their core, Alexandre Andrade Sampaio and Caitlin Daniel write. -
No Comment WATCH: "unprecedented" floods hit Craon in western France On Friday 21 June, following unprecedented flooding in the town of Craon in western France, the river Oudon rose to 3.24 metres, exceeding expected levels. Mayor Bertrand de Guébriant, described the situation as "unprecedented". -
Germany Euro 2024 latest: France 0-0 Netherlands as Mbappé-less Bleus regret missed chances Les Bleus had to bench Kylian Mbappé following his nose-injury against Austria. -
Travel News ‘A shabby mess’: Barcelona might ban ‘offensive’ and ‘tasteless’ souvenirs This would include products that contain “homophobic or sexist” content. -
Climate ‘Our rivers are full of human excrement’: Britain’s sewage crisis is seeping into the election Politicians are capitalising on the sewage pollution crisis with promises ahead of the general election. -
Space US astronauts’ return to Earth delayed as NASA and Boeing look into technical issues Two astronauts are stuck in space waiting for the ability to return back to Earth due to technical difficulties, officials said. -
Health news Researchers infected 36 people with COVID to understand why some are less likely to get the virus Researchers infected 36 people with the virus that causes COVID-19 to understand why some people seem to evade the virus. The answer was in their immune system. -
Euronews Witness Sex workers can now have regular job contracts in Belgium The new rules allow them to sign job contracts with approved employers. It's an unprecedented effort to regulate the sector, but not everyone is convinced, as Euronews Witness reports. -
Climate ‘It's an oven here’: Killer heatwave in Mexico and US made 35 times more likely by climate change Mexico recorded its hottest ever temperature last week in a heatwave that's claimed at least 125 lives this year. -
Europe Decoded The European Commission needs a policy entrepreneur-in-chief Competitiveness has already become the new mantra for the next European Commission, but the topic of the European Commission's competitiveness as an institution is absent, Leonardo Quattrucci writes. -
Earth News Member states' water pollutant wish list sees green backlash Negotiating mandate for the Water Framework Directive’s adoption will be the basis for discussions to start between EU co-legislators, sparking green fears that EU rules protecting water are being dismantled. -
Earth News Geothermal and nuclear energy among Hungarian Council presidency priorities The upcoming Hungarian presidency’s work programme broadly reflects EU policy objectives, but it only refers once to 'renewable' and natural gas is openly listed for targeted funding. -
Earth News Hawaii promises to curb pollution from transport after young activists win climate lawsuit Youth activists are forcing Hawaii to clean up its transport sector. -
Culture news Are the Oscars going to introduce gender-neutral categories? Academy CEO Bill Kramer has confirmed that conversations are ongoing regarding the possibility of gender-neutral categories for the Oscars. Not everyone thinks this is a good idea... -
Focus Baku Energy Forum focuses on AI, economic growth, and clean energy transition Advancements in AI, economic growth in in developing countries and a switch to clean energy solutions were top of the agenda at the Baku Energy Forum at Baku Energy Week. -
Tech News No classified information leaked in cyber attack on Japan's space agency, officials say Japan's space agency says there's no classified information leaked from a series of cyber attacks against them in the last year. -
Health news Ozempic: Global health authorities issue warning about falsified injection pens A new global warning was issued over falsified versions of a popular weight-loss and type 2 diabetes drug. -
Belgium Could Enrico Letta be Macron's trump card in the EU top jobs game against the far-right? Former Italian PM's candidacy for European Council president could be Macron's secret weapon in the struggle against Meloni's bid for one of the EU's top jobs in Brussels. -
Cult Gamesummit 2024 sees thrilling competitions, shows, and insightful discussions about gaming Gaming enthusiasts, developers and sector leaders gathered at the summit hosted in Azerbaijan’s capital, which aimed to boost the industry’s future. -
Culture news 'Federer: Twelve Final Days': A teary end to a tennis legend's last court appearance Roger Federer fans, get your tissues ready… the Amazon produced documentary on the run-up to the tennis maestro's final event is a bit of a tear-jerker. -
Europe News Les Bleus unite a divided France ahead of elections As France faces early legislative elections and the rise of the far-right, the French community in Madrid finds unity in the Euro Cup. Amid political tensions, football offers a brief respite, bringing French expatriates together. -
Business Cashing in? Revolut in talks to sell close to €500 million of existing shares The UK fintech firm, already one of Europe's most-valuable startups, is seeking to shore up shareholder liquidity without yet launching an IPO. -
World News To make the world a safe place for all, Interpol needs to embrace all perspectives By fostering technological advancement and collaboration among member countries, Interpol can help create a unified front against the sophisticated tactics used by modern criminals, ensuring global safety and justice, Valdecy Urquiza writes. -
Culture news Remembering Donald Sutherland: A Venice flash that defined a true star The late actor, whose long career stretched from M*A*S*H to The Hunger Games, died yesterday at the age of 88. Our resident film critic David Mouriquand remembers meeting him at the Venice Film Festival and how one interaction with his fans defined for him what a true celebrity could and should be. -
Europe News EU Liberals dealt a new blow after Czechia's Andrej Babiš pulls out his seven MEPs The sudden exit of the ANO party further weakens Renew Europe and its traditional role of kingmaker in the European Parliament. -
Culture news 3,300-year-old shipwreck discovered off Israeli coast redefines ancient maritime history The ship’s location, far from land, suggests that ancient mariners had developed far more sophisticated navigation techniques than previously believed. -
South Korea South Korea summons Russian ambassador to protest pact between Moscow and Pyongyang Seoul protested Russia's new defense pact with North Korea on Friday, amid rising border tensions, vague threats, and seemingly accidental incursions by North Korean troops. -
Economy Eurozone manufacturing sector hits six-month low on new order slowdown Exports and employment were also slow, while input costs were on the rise, contributing further to declining output. -
Tech News US bans Kaspersky software over alleged links to Russia The Biden administration banned Kaspersky from providing anti-virus software in the US. -
Tech News UN chief warns of rising cybersecurity incidents and malicious use of digital technology UN Secretary General António Guterres warned that cyber threats have become “disturbingly common”. -
Markets Future of North Sea oil drilling in doubt after Supreme Court ruling The landmark ruling by the Supreme Court means that emissions from fossil fuels must now be considered when approving new drilling sites. Major oil and gas companies such as Shell have revealed that they are considering leaving the UK for the US, as UK environmental and taxation laws tighten. -
Europe News Azzurri star Roberto Baggio robbed at home while watching Italy-Spain game Known as 'Divine Ponytail' for his specific hairstyle and 'Little Buddha' for his Buddhist beliefs, Baggio opted for a private and modest life after retiring from football. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 21st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe Decoded Defence commissioner role needs industrial policy focus - analysts The puzzle of who will get the EU's next top jobs is still unfolding, as is the reshuffling of portfolios for the coming mandate, which could include a European defence commissioner - but what powers could this figure get? Could it clash with the foreign policy chief? -
No Comment Watch: Hundreds of yogis gather in New Delhi to celebrate International Yoga Day Hundreds of Yogi's gather in New Delhi to celebrates International Yoga Day. -
Economy UK retail sales see a brighter outlook after April's heavy showers Britain's changeable weather made a huge difference for shop sales in May as consumers ventured out again with the appearance of blue skies and a more hopeful meteorological outlook. -
Europe News António Costa in line for EU top job, despite judicial woes A sprawling corruption probe tumbled his government. Costa is now aiming for political vindication. -
Business Germany battery maker Varta seeking recharge as yearly targets lowered The firm blames pessimistic outlook on reduced demand in the energy storage market. -
Culture news Boris Johnson memoir teased: Why is it already being mocked? Publishing house HarperCollins is to “unleash” former UK PM Boris Johnson’s memoir later this year. And the promotional image looks like a teaser for a (particularly naff) horror film... -
Tech News Court documents detail TikTok's negotiations with US government before ban law A letter was disclosed in court detailing TikTok's efforts to avoid a US ban. -
Climate Italy braces for 39°C temperatures as heatwave in southern Europe causes mounting safety concerns Intense heat continues to scorch southern Europe this week - with health officials warning people to stay sheltered and hydrated. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Kinds of Kindness' - Enter Yórgos Lánthimos' The Twilight Zone Group sex. Cannibalism. Cults. Doppelgängers. Messiah figures. Dogs. And not as much kindness as the title would have you believe. Yórgos Lánthimos returns to his sick roots with his very own spin on The Twilight Zone. And it’s a blast. -
Europe News Ukraine recruits prisoners to bolster army as Russian strikes intensify The latest updates from the war in Ukraine. -
Economy Russia reaches out to isolationist North Korea to tap into war resources What are the main reasons for Russia to complete its strategic shift towards East Asia and even sign a pact of mutual defence with North Korea? -
Gaza Desperation in Gaza as Israel's pledge for aid route falls flat The Israeli military said it would establish a new safe corridor to deliver aid into southern Gaza. But days later the “tactical pause” has brought little relief to Palestinians. -
Europe Decoded Why is the far right gaining popularity among young people? The perception that traditional parties are ineffective is increasingly leading the younger generation to put their trust in the reactionary messages of extremist parties. -
Europe News 'It's an honour', Rutte says as he secures NATO chief post Securing the job of NATO chief required all of Rutte's diplomatic skills as he convinced doubters, including Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to back his candidacy. -
Europe News What future for the liberals in the European Parliament? | Radio Schuman The liberal family at the European Parliament lost a significant number of seats after the European elections in early June, how is the group taking shape now? -
Lifestyle From Spanglish to Franglais: What are hybrid languages? As hybrid languages proliferate around the world, Euronews Culture has been talking in tongues around some of the most popular combinations in Europe. -
World News Putin reconsiders nuclear weapons doctrine after state visit to Vietnam Putin's state visit comes as Moscow seeks to bolster ties in Asia to offset its growing international isolation over its military actions in Ukraine. -
Health news New finding about regulatory T cells could help treat diseases such as multiple sclerosis Researchers at the University of Cambridge say their discovery of “new rules of the immune system” could improve the treatment of inflammatory diseases such as multiple sclerosis (MS). -
Economy IMF's roadmap for Europe: Prioritising green investment and market integration The IMF recommends Europe implement strategic macroeconomic policies, structural reforms, and increased green investment to address challenges such as reduced fiscal buffers, an ageing population, and low productivity growth. -
Work ‘AI is not creative, you are’: How AI will change the way we work, according to Microsoft ‘You can choose fear or you can lean in and learn’, Microsoft’s WorkLab co-founder on AI and the future of work. -
Economy What a taxing thought! Where in the world you find the strangest levies From blueberries to piercings, junk food to baby name approval taxes, Euronews Business reflects on unusual tariffs from around the world. -
Earth News Summer solstice: Solar a ‘serious’ electricity player as power share soars to 20% Spain is leading the European pack on solar generation this June. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 21st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Anyone betting on election date with insider info should be expelled, Sunak says The scandal surfaced after reports on Wednesday that one of Sunak's police bodyguards had been arrested for allegedly betting on the election date before it was announced. -
Markets Weekly Recap: European markets stabilise as French election approaches European benchmarks pared some losses after a sharp selloff last week as investors navigated the political landscape ahead of the French parliamentary election. -
Europe News Concerns grow over economic proposals in France ahead of snap elections French business leaders are worried about the economic policies political parties have proposed ahead of the snap parliamentary elections.