28 May 2025 | Euronews
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Europe News Influencer Tate brothers charged with rape and trafficking in the UK, prosecutors say The charges were authorised in January last year but the Crown Prosecution Service said this is the first time it confirmed the two had been criminally charged in Britain. -
The Europe Conversation Stability is the key to investment, says Moroccan Minister Zidane In a live interview during an event on investment opportunities in Morocco in Brussels, Investment Minister Karim Zidane praised the attractiveness of his country as a business location. -
Europe News Kosovo's PM faces questions of legality as civil society laments parliament impasse After the parliamentary elections of 9 February, Kosovo still does not have a constituted assembly, something political analysts say raises questions of legality over the activities of the acting government, which is functioning under a technical mandate. -
Europe News EU removes most sanctions on Syria but slaps new ones on alleged culprits of attacks on Alawites The EU's foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas announced plans to remove sanctions last week, but said the move was "conditional" and that sanctions could be resumed if the new government doesn’t keep the peace. -
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Europe News Germany charges three with spying for Russia with possible intent to kill, prosecutor says The charges against the men are the latest in a series of cases across Europe where Ukrainians and other nationals have been accused of working on behalf of Russia’s intelligence services. -
Tech News The restricted long-range weapons Ukraine could begin using against Russia Following comments by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Ukraine may now be able to use some of these weapons unreservedly to defend itself. -
From protest to progress: the future of farming in Europe Despite growing frustration, a new survey reveals the changes European farmers say are needed to build a fairer, greener and more resilient future for agriculture. -
Europe News EU pitches security hub to protect Black Sea from Russia's threats and 'shadow fleet' The security hub in the Black Sea envisioned by the European Commission could help oversee an eventual peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. -
Iran 'Jury is still out' on US-Iran nuclear talks outcome, says IAEA chief Rafael Grossi Although it remains to be seen whether a deal will be reached, the ongoing discussions between Washington and Tehran are a positive sign, according to Rafael Grossi. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 28th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Austria IAEA chief Rafael Grossi to revisit Ukraine and Russia imminently Rafael Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, briefed a few journalists attending a seminar at the Vienna-based agency. -
No Comment Blatten remains evacuated as Birch Glacier continues to break apart A section of the Birch Glacier in the Lötschental remains unstable following a major landslide, with millions of cubic metres of debris pushing the ice dangerously downhill. -
Europe News Military-free Iceland should have 'skin in the game' in securing Arctic region, PM says The country's prime minister stressed on Wednesday that although the island nation doesn't have a military, "that doesn't mean we don't have strong defences and a role to play in NATO." -
Israel Hamas chief Mohammed Sinwar 'eliminated' by Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu says Mohammed Sinwar was the brother of former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind of the 7 October 2023 attacks on Israel who was killed last year. -
Earth News EU on track to meet 2030 emissions goal thanks to strong progress on renewables Belgium, Estonia and Poland were also singled out for not submitting their NECPs and were urged to “do so without delay”. -
Modern Nomads Action, stories, and rising stars: A new era of Kazakh cinema From large-scale action scenes to hit web series, Kazakh filmmakers are gaining international attention and reaching new audiences. -
Europe News French court sentences ex-surgeon to 20 years in prison in country's largest sex abuse trial Joël Le Scouarnec received the maximum sentence for multiple rapes and sexual assaults on minors. -
Travel News Europe wants seamless international train travel. Deutsche Bahn says it’s getting there The EU is expected to propose legislation this year to make passenger rights to rebooking and reimbursement mandatory. -
Culture news Kevin Costner sued by stunt double over unscripted rape scene in 'Horizon' According to lead stunt double Devyn LaBella, she was forced to perform an unscripted rape scene without proper protocols. Her lawsuit alleges that she was brought in without advance warning, preparation or consent. -
Climate Shipping between EU ports in the Arctic is driving the rapid loss of sea ice, report warns Black carbon emissions from ships in the Arctic nearly doubled in six years. -
Moments Espresso Riviera: This night train will whisk passengers from Rome to the French coast this summer The blissfully named Espresso Riviera is returning to the rails after a successful summer season last year. -
No Comment Seven dead as migrant boat capsizes off Canary Islands Seven people have died after a migrant boat capsized while arriving at the port of El Hierro in Spain’s Canary Islands. -
Europe News Germany agrees €5bn in aid to Ukraine and joint production of long-range weapons Germany has agreed a new €5 billion aid package for Ukraine and joint production of long-range weapons systems during Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s visit to Berlin. -
Europe News Macron meets 'great friend' Subianto in Indonesia to discuss defence and trade French President Emmanuel Macron is in Indonesia to discuss boosting defence and trade with his counterpart Prabowo Subianto. It marks the second stop on his week-long Southeast Asia tour. -
Travel News Türkiye to fine passengers who stand up before the seatbelt sign is switched off on planes The practice not only disrupts other passengers, but also poses a safety risk. -
Focus The Qatar Economic Forum fuels ambition and innovation The Qatar Economic Forum is a global platform that unites policymakers and financial executives who promote economic diversification while pursuing new opportunities for a sustainable future. -
Europeans' Stories Shooting training at schools and dragon teeth at the border: Latvia is preparing for an emergency To protect themselves from unpleasant surprises, Poland and the Baltic states are fortifying their EU external border with tank barriers and minefields. And Latvia has introduced “military lessons” as a compulsory subject in schools. -
Lifestyle A pink diamond ring that once belonged to Marie Antoinette's daughter is going up for auction A rare 10.38-carat pink diamond with ties to Marie Antoinette’s daughter is going up for auction at Christie's in New York in June and could fetch up to $5 million (€4.4m). -
No Comment Thousands gather at newly opened Gaza aid centre in Rafah Chaos erupted at an aid centre in southern Gaza on Tuesday as desperate Palestinians surged through fences seeking food and supplies. -
Europe in Motion Turbulent schedule: Which airlines suffered the most delays and cancellations in 2025? Ryanair and EasyJet had the most delays overall but have better rates than many major carriers. The new data comes as the EU prepares to change air passenger rights after 10 years of negotiations. -
Europe News EU Commission attempts finance boost to keep start-ups in Europe The EU Commission wants to address the current funding gap by setting up a private-public partnership. -
Qatar 365 Dazzling Designs: Jewellery in Qatar Join Qatar 365 as the team explores Qatar’s luxury retail sector at the 21st edition of the Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition and admires the timeless craftmanship on display at Doha’s Museum of Islamic Art, where some jewellery pieces trace back centuries. -
The Road To Green Trash is cash: ‘urban mining’ for strategic metals in your neighbourhood Does the future of Europe lie in your old smartphone? Europe lacks raw materials, yet it is one of the largest product markets in the world. The EU wants to reduce its dependence on imports by tapping into the circular economy. -
The Road To Green Circular Economy Act: what are the European Commission's tools to get the economics right? The Circular Economy Act, expected at the end of 2026, will provide for the revision of several European instruments to make circular models more competitive on the international scene. -
Australia Australian whistleblower David McBride loses appeal over Afghan war crimes leak Ex-military officer was jailed for leaking classified documents about allegations of Australian war crimes in Afghanistan to the media. -
Europe News Seven dead after migrant boat capsizes near Canary Islands, emergency crews say The Spanish archipelago located off Africa's western coast has for years been a main route, and a deadly one, for migrants trying to reach Europe. -
Lifestyle Louis Vuitton channels Medieval Futurism in dazzling runway show from French castle Louis Vuitton unveiled its Cruise 2025 collection in front of a star-studded audience inside a medieval castle, blending regal silhouettes with futuristic flair. -
Europe News EU 'ready to impose costs' on China over cyberattack against Czechia, warns Kallas The cyberattack in Czechia comes amid growing speculation of a diplomatic reset between the EU and China prompted by Donald Trump's policies. -
Europe News Racial profiling still rife across the EU, Council of Europe says New technologies such as facial recognition could worsen the problem, experts have suggested. -
Economy Germany sees a jump in unemployment as manufacturing weakness drags on The number of unemployed people in Germany is nearing the 3 million threshold for the first time in a decade. -
No Comment Brazilian nuns go viral after beatbox TV performance Two Brazilian nuns have become an online sensation after performing a spontaneous beatbox and dance routine on a Catholic television programme. -
Argentina Maradona trial judge withdraws amid TV documentary controversy Julieta Makintach was accused of behaving "like an actress, not a judge" for taking part in a documentary about the trial of Argentinian football legend's medical team. -
Europe News Severe flooding cripples Romania's historic Praid salt mine Heavy flooding in Romania's Harghita County has caused critical conditions at the historic Praid salt mine, a major tourist attraction. Authorities are assessing the damage. -
Earth News German court dismisses lawsuit against RWE but makes 'landmark' ruling for future climate cases The Peruvian famer's climate case could pave the way for others looking to hold polluters liable for past emissions. -
USA Fearing Trump ire, corporate America ditches Pride month After many years of sponsoring traditional Pride events in the United States, some big companies are yielding to pressure from the Trump administration to ditch DEI policies. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 28th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Ukraine Russia gathers 50,000 troops at Ukrainian border near Sumy, Zelenskyy says Russia is amassing thousands of troops at the border with Ukraine’s northeastern Sumy region, the Ukrainian president said, amid reports from the Ukrainian military that Moscow may be preparing new attacks on Kharkiv. -
Euronews Tech Talks Behind the scenes on launch day for Biomass, ESA's latest mission | Euronews Tech Talks What happens on a satellite's launch day? What are the thoughts and emotions of those behind the mission? Follow along with a special Euronews Tech Talks episode from Kourou. -
Canada Trump says Canada will have to pay €54 billion to join 'Golden Dome' defence system The US president added that it would be free if Canada decided to become the country's 51st state. -
No Comment AI Strategist defeats rivals in first-ever humanoid robot tournament A humanoid robot named "AI Strategist" claimed victory at the first-ever Mech Combat Arena Competition held in Hangzhou, eastern China. -
wellbeing Is 'brain rot' real? Experts weigh on on the impact of excessive screen time on our brains Is the overconsumption of "trivial or unchallenging" content online or on social media platforms causing our brains to deteriorate? -
Sweden Sweden charges man over 2015 killing of Jordanian pilot burned alive in Syria Osama Krayem, 32, has been charged with war crimes and terrorism over his alleged role in a 2015 execution by the so-called Islamic State group in Syria. -
Business Stellantis names Antonio Filosa as new CEO while tariff fears rumble on Former CEO Carlos Tavares resigned in December after the firm issued a profit warning on slumping sales in the US and Europe. -
Europe News US aid cuts leave humanitarian sector in crisis, warns lead aid organisation US cuts to humanitarian aid created a critical funding gap, threatening the ability of organisations like the Danish Refugee Council to support millions in need. Charlotte Slente, the Council’s Secretary General, warns the global humanitarian and development response is at serious risk. -
No Comment Mother scavenges rubbish to feed children as Gaza faces famine Sitting among crumbling ruins and swarms of flies, a mother and daughter sift through piles of rubbish, searching for scraps to feed their starving family. -
Business European companies cut costs and scale back investments in China European companies are cutting costs and scaling back investment plans in China as its economy slows and fierce competition drives down prices, according to an annual survey released on Wednesday. -
Climate Global temperatures likely to exceed 1.5C limit over the next five years, WMO warns Scientists warn of record heat, rising extremes, and a growing risk of surpassing key global warming thresholds by 2030. -
Culture news Azerbaijan pardons French street artist jailed for painting graffiti on metro Théo Clerc was submitted to “discriminatory treatment," according to French authorities, who have advised citizens against traveling to Azerbaijan because of the risk of “arbitrary detention and unfair sentencing." -
Gaza At least 47 injured as crowd overruns aid hub in Gaza, UN official says The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, chosen by Israel and backed by the US, lost control of an aid distribution centre as it was overrun by Palestinians. -
Europe News Spanish minority language question echoes across Europe Spain is continuing to push for greater recognition of its regional languages at EU level, but it's far from alone among countries wresting with a multilingual population where some feel less recognised. -
Culture news Harry Potter TV series reveals new young actors for Harry, Hermione and Ron The HBO Original Harry Potter television series has cast screen newcomers Dominic McLaughlin in the role of Harry Potter, Arabella Stanton as Hermione Granger and Alastair Stout as Ron Weasley. -
Europe News New US Senate bill could wreck Russia, but also damage the EU economy In a bid to isolate Moscow, a new bill in the US Senate threatens to impose 500% tariffs on any country that buys Russian fossil fuels. If implemented as intended, the plan could ravage several EU countries. -
EuroVerify No, Israel isn't planning to take over a French holy site France owns four heritage sites in Jerusalem, under a treaty known as the Fischer-Chauvel agreement, in addition to other religious sites. -
Markets Germany's DAX hits a new high as Trump expresses optimism on US-EU trade talks Germany’s DAX hit a fresh record amid easing trade tensions between the US and the EU, with defence and banking stocks leading the gains. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump expressed optimism about the progress of trade talks. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 28th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Business Trump Media eyes Bitcoin reserve with €2.3 billion investor backing US President Donald Trump's media company said on Tuesday that institutional investors will buy $2.5 billion (around €2.3bn) in the company's stock with the proceeds going to build up a bitcoin reserve. -
Europe News Turkey says it's ready to host Russia-Ukraine talks as Trump warns Putin against further escalations US President Donald Trump warns his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin that he’s “playing with fire” as the Kremlin intensifies its attacks on Ukraine and peace efforts appear to stall.