29 June 2026 | Euronews
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Europe News Eleven killed in France as parachute training aircraft crashes near Nancy A Pilatus PC-6 carrying five instructors, five student nurses, and a pilot went down 300 metres from the runway shortly after take-off. -
Europe News EU sets October deadline to get 'tangible' results with China As EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič met his Chinese counterpart Wang Wentao in Brussels on Monday, he said he would travel to China this autumn. Germany’s trade Minister Katherina Reiche also met Wentao, with her ministry calling on Beijing to ensure “a level playing field". -
No Comment Pakistan airstrikes leave homes in ruins in Afghanistan Villagers inspect destroyed homes in Afghanistan's Paktia province after overnight airstrikes, as Afghan and Pakistani officials give differing accounts. -
Health news Europe's record-breaking heatwave: What you need to know Death toll tops 1,300 as record temperatures shift east, with Ukraine's war-damaged power grid now bracing for the heat's next phase. -
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Europe News China understands food security — the EU does not Europe thinks that it is self-sufficient in food, but the reality is that its supply chain depends on imports for meat production. The EU is structurally dependent on imported high-protein feed to raise farmed animals, particularly soy and maize, writes Nico Muzi in an OpEd for Euronews. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 29th, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 29th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news WHO Europe chief calls on governments to treat extreme heat as a ‘health crisis’ With temperatures soaring across Europe, WHO Europe chief Hans Kluge has called on governments to recognise extreme heat as a health crisis and strengthen health system preparedness. -
No Comment Thousands of migrants queue for repatriation in South African camps Over 15,000 Malawians are being repatriated from crowded Durban camps as South Africa enforces migration rules and regional governments organise returns. -
Europe News Explainer: Why Péter Magyar is reluctant to align with the EU on Ukraine Hungary's new prime minister ended Budapest's veto on Ukraine's EU accession talks in June, but is resisting further progress, citing minority rights, Western Balkans fairness, and domestic political pressures. Here's why he's digging in. -
Culture news McKinsey's Kelsey Robinson on why AI is creating more anxiety than impact in marketing At Cannes Lions, management consultant Kelsey Robinson breaks down McKinsey's new research showing a paradox in AI adoption: marketers are widely using AI and excited by it, but many also fear its impact on their roles. -
Europe News Neither pro nor con: EU declines to take stand on AC debate amid brutal heatwave As air conditioning becomes the subject of political debates, the European Commission is treading carefully to maintain a neutral stance. -
Earth News Greece will use EU funds to pay fishermen to catch invasive pufferfish EU money will be used to support fishers whose livelihoods are threatened by climate change. -
Europe News Keeping cool has become Europe's latest climate class war As Europe accelerates its green transition, the debate over air conditioning has become emblematic of a broader challenge. Climate policy is no longer judged solely by its environmental ambitions, but also by whether it can reduce emissions without deepening social inequalities. -
Europe Today 'Extremely unusual' heat with 'no end' in sight, says Copernicus director Carlo Buontempo, Copernicus Climate Change service director, says heatwaves have become "more intense, lasting longer and starting earlier in the season" in Europe as the continent "is warming faster than the global average". -
Europe Today AC should be prioritised for the elderly and vulnerable, expert says Diana Ürge-Vorsatz, Vice-Chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, said governments should provide "temporary measures" such as cooling centres during heatwaves. High air conditioning use is "already jeopardising" the EU's energy capacity, she said. -
Culture news Hot wax: Are your vinyls at risk during a heatwave? Social media users and music lovers are starting to panic about their record collections during the ongoing heatwave. Euronews Culture dispels a few myths and puts you on the right track... -
Travel News Cyprus’ tourism revenues fell by more than 35% in April as a result of the war Despite an initially expected downturn, Deputy Tourism Minister Kostas Koumis said tourism in Cyprus had returned to a "stable course", adding that improving performance in recent months showed government measures had "a positive impact". -
Europe News Burnham vows to 'rewire Britain' with devolution push and 'No. 10 North' in Manchester Labour's likely next PM set out a 10-year economic plan in his Manchester speech, promising greater regional powers and a shift away from trickle-down economics. -
Tech News The Strawberry Moon rises tonight — and no, it isn't strawberry-coloured The Strawberry Moon rises over Europe this evening, bringing with it centuries of tradition and absolutely no strawberry colouring whatsoever. -
Health news Breastfeeding linked to lower ADHD symptoms in young children, study finds Scientists in Norway have found that exclusively breastfed babies are less likely to develop ADHD symptoms, with girls showing the strongest benefits. -
Business Lucky Strike maker BAT to axe 5,500 jobs worldwide in €695m cost drive British American Tobacco is cutting 5,500 jobs across the globe and handing thousands more roles to outside contractors, as the cigarette giant races to strip out costs and pivot towards vapes and nicotine pouches. -
Art ‘Frida: The Making of an Icon’: Inside Tate Modern’s highest pre-selling show A unibrow, flowers, bold colours — Frida Kahlo’s image is known around the world. Tate Modern’s record-breaking new exhibition brings together more than 30 works by the Mexican artist, alongside pieces by those she inspired. -
Thailand Australian charged with murder after Thai teen's body found in suitcase Australian man Simon Carman has been charged with murdering 17-year-old Tunchanok Donhomla after her body was found inside a suitcase in Pattaya. Police say the investigation is ongoing, while the suspect denies abducting and killing the teenager. -
Economy Spain extends anti-crisis plan and launches process to draft 2027 budget At an extraordinary meeting, the Council of Ministers extends economic relief measures, unveils a new housing plan and updates the macroeconomic outlook guiding next year’s national budget. -
Europe News At least six people killed in shooting in northern Germany, police say Police said they were working to establish the background to the shooting and what exactly happened. -
Europe News Ukraine's battered energy grid braces for 'intense heat' as extreme temperatures head east Russian drone and missile attacks have decimated Ukraine's energy network since Moscow invaded in February 2022, causing tens of billions of euros worth of damage and leading to frequent power outages. -
Culture news Taylor Swift wedding rumours: Are the upcoming nuptials this week? Megastar Taylor Swift is reportedly set to tie the knot with Travis Kelce at the end of this week... Or is she? Here’s everything you need to know about the rumours surrounding the nupitals. -
Design Stylish shopping: Prix Versailles reveals world’s most beautiful emporiums for 2026 Seven retail locations from around the world have been chosen by Prix Versailles as the world's most beautiful emporiums in 2026. -
No Comment Aerial images reveal scale of destruction after Venezuela earthquakes Four days after twin quakes hit Venezuela, rescues continue at Los Cocos beach, with 1,500 dead, 189 buildings down and a father and son pulled alive. -
Australia Thai airline employee arrested in Australia on suspicion of smuggling €302,000 of heroin The 26-year-old woman was on duty on board an international flight when she arrived at Melbourne Airport on Thursday. -
Travel News These are the world’s most expensive holiday destinations to visit in 2026 From Antarctica to the Maldives, these bucket list holiday hotspots will set you back a pretty penny. -
No Comment Morocco fans light up Monterrey before Netherlands knockout clash Fans of Morocco and Mexico fill Monterrey’s Macroplaza with songs and celebrations ahead of Morocco’s World Cup Round of 32 clash with the Netherlands. -
Tech News Fines doubled as teens outsmart Australia's world-first social media ban Australia moves to double fines for social media platforms after seven in 10 children remained active on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok three months after the world-first ban on under-16s took effect — with Big Tech accused of "taking the Mickey." -
Culture news First Antarctic dinosaur fossil confirmed nearly 40 years after discovery A vertebra discovered by British scientists in 1985 has been identified as the first dinosaur fossil found in Antarctica, shedding new light on how these animals spread across the southern hemisphere. -
Economy The AI boom propping up markets could trigger the next crash, central banks warn The vast surge of investment in AI, which has powered global stock markets to record highs, risks ending in a financial bust, the Bank for International Settlements warns, as the build-up’s hidden costs begin to surface in company accounts and consumer prices alike. -
The Cube Starmer resigns: Which European country has the highest turnover of leaders? The resignation of Keir Starmer means that the UK, a European country once known for its ability to return stable governments, will see its seventh prime minister since 2016. Social media users claim this is the highest rate on the continent. Is this true? -
Europe Today No Iran-US escalation boosts hopes for diplomacy, analyst says Osama Rizvi, founder of Rizvi Insights, said tanker traffic will continue through the Strait of Hormuz as "it serves two sides". He argued that for the US, the cost of "inaction clearly outweighs" the cost of action if tensions with Iran continue to escalate. -
Europe News Venice Commission experts to investigate Magyar's push to remove Hungary's president The Venice Commission will visit Hungary on Thursday to assess a constitutional amendment that would remove President Tamás Sulyok from office. Both the president and PM Péter Magyar's government say they are open to talks with the delegation. -
Economy Where do workers take home the smallest share of their salaries in Europe? The share of earnings taken through taxes and other deductions varies widely across Europe. But how much do workers actually keep? Euronews takes a closer look. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 29th, 2026 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 29th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News US marks 250th anniversary in Brussels with messages of transatlantic solidarity The invitation-only event drew almost 10,000 guests, including NATO chief Mark Rutte, which also sparked some local protests over the weekend-long closure of the public park. -
Cinema 'Michael' overtakes 'Oppenheimer' to become highest-grossing biopic of all time This year's Michael Jackson biopic also became top-grossing music biopic after surpassing 2018’s 'Bohemian Rhapsody' earlier this month. -
Climate Spanish authorities warn of extreme heat this week, with temperatures 'warmer than normal' A mass of warm air will gradually push up temperatures, bringing intense heat by the weekend, except in the north of the peninsula. -
No Comment Heatwave: Berlin police use water cannon to cool Bruno Mars fans Berlin police used a water cannon to cool thousands of Bruno Mars fans queuing outside the Olympiastadion as temperatures soared during Europe's heatwave. -
No Comment Watch: Lightning hits Eiffel Tower during violent storm in Paris Lightning struck the Eiffel Tower as a powerful thunderstorm swept across Paris on Saturday night, sending visitors scrambling for shelter. The dramatic weather followed days of record-breaking heat in France, where authorities say the extreme temperatures contributed to a sharp rise in deaths. -
Travel News Renfe cancels 320 trains on Monday due to rail strike in Spain: Thousands of passengers hit The 24-hour strike is disrupting high-speed, regional and suburban rail services just as the holiday getaway is getting under way. -
USA One killed in shooting at California World Cup fan zone, San Jose police say The shooting happened at San Pedro Square, one of several places in the San Francisco Bay Area where crowds have gathered to watch World Cup matches on big outdoor screens. -
Europe in Motion Heatwave: Which European countries are running out of water? As Europe endures another brutal summer, Europe in Motion unpacks water stress levels across the continent. -
Culture news Dua Lipa opens library for banned and censored books in Portugal The Manifesto Library is located inside Livraria Lello in Porto, and is dedicated to books “that challenge power, censorship, exclusion, and dominant narratives.” -
Earth News Portugal set to hit 43C as July heatwave brings yellow alerts From Monday, central and southern inland districts are on yellow alert, extending to Trás-os-Montes on Tuesday and the rest of mainland Portugal on Wednesday. By the weekend, temperatures in the Tagus valley and Alentejo could reach 43C. -
EU.XL Can the EU stop SHEIN, Temu, and Aliexpress from dominating the e-market? The EU is swamped with cheap parcels imported from Chinese e-commerce giants. Products from SHEIN, Temu and the like have been benefitting from a tax loophole that will soon be axed by the EU. -
Cinema ‘Blazing Saddles’ named funniest film of all time by AFI as Mel Brooks turns 100 Mel Brooks, who turned 100 on Sunday 28 June, has been honoured by the American Film Institute, which named his 1974 Western satire the "funniest film of all time" - knocking 'Some Like It Hot' off the top spot. -
Europe Today Newsletter: Air-con culture war cranks up as heatwave moves east Also in this newsletter: A flavour of last night's US Indpendence bash hosted by Ambassador Bill White, and a preview of talks taking place between EU and Chinese trade chiefs in Brussels later today. -
Moments Saunasaari: A sauna island just opened in the middle of Helsinki Located just a short water taxi away from the Finnish capital’s Market Square, Saunsaari is home to traditional smoke saunas and wood-fired hot tubs. -
Australia Australia and Vanuatu sign deal barring foreign military base on Pacific island China formed policing ties with Vanuatu in 2023 and has donated equipment including drones, patrol boats and vehicles to its police force. -
Europe Today Europe Today: Trump's tariff threat, Iran talks and Europe's heatwave The US and Iran are set to resume talks in Qatar after a tense weekend of renewed threats, while Europe battles a deadly heatwave linked to more than 1,300 deaths. Attention also turns to growing EU-US trade tensions and the debate over how Europe should adapt to extreme temperatures. -
Moments Why travel has become one of the best ways to make new friends New research has found that almost half of Europeans believe travel is the most effective way to start new personal relationships, with shared experiences, time away from routine and a greater openness to others helping turn trips into lasting bonds. -
No Comment Brussels marks 250th anniversary of US independence with concerts, fireworks and drone show Thousands gathered in Brussels for the US Embassy's "Freedom 250" celebration, marking the 250th anniversary of American independence with senior Belgian, US and NATO officials in attendance. -
EU.XL Why is SHEIN becoming more expensive in the EU? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot The EU is implementing new rules for e-commerce platforms like Temu, SHEIN, and Aliexpress. Low-value parcels will no longer be exempt from import taxes, making fast-fashion orders a lot more expensive in Europe. -
Venezuela Venezuela search teams scramble as hope fades of finding earthquake survivors Experts say the first 72 hours after natural disasters define the narrow window for rescuing the living. After that the search usually becomes one of recovering bodies. -
Culture news Madonna, Legally Blonde and Ai Weiwei: What to see, do or hear this week in Europe A pinker than pink Elle Woods prequel, an Ai Weiwei exhibition, and a new Madonna album - here's what to look out for this week. -
Europe News Europe depends on China. Here's where China still depends on Europe — more than you'd think While Europe's dependence on China is widely recognized, China's reliance on the EU in key technologies is often overlooked. Despite its push for technological self-reliance, Beijing still depends on European capabilities in critical areas. -
Europe News Putin admits oil deficit and adjusted fuel plans amid Ukrainian strikes on refineries A fresh overnight Ukrainian assault set southern Russia’s major Sloviansk refinery on fire, killing one person. -
Ecotech ‘Even a five-year-old can do it’: Collecting river water samples helps map life on 10% of Earth Combatting wildlife decline, eDNA technology is turning simple water and soil samples into a global biodiversity map. -
Business Delivery drivers, unsung heroes who kept Qatar going during Iran war As missiles threatened the Gulf and residents stayed indoors, delivery drivers kept delivering food and medicine across Doha, with many dubbing them heroes. -
Destinations Europe's best-value family camping destinations revealed New research has ranked the most affordable European countries for family camping holidays in 2026, based on campsite fees and car hire costs, with Portugal, Spain and Austria offering the best value. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 29th, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this June 29th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
The Big Question The Big Question: What's stopping Europeans making the most of their money? An estimated €37 trillion is sitting largely idle across the European Union. Why aren't Europeans investing more, and what would it take to unlock that capital? -
Cinema Spanish film archive sets out to reconstruct Orson Welles's lifelong 'Quixote' The Spanish institution is joining forces with the Cinémathèque Française, Italy’s Cineteca Nazionale and Munich’s Filmmuseum to recover lost footage from a legendary shoot that unfolded over 30 years in the Spanish heartlands that so captivated the filmmaker. -
Health news Ube instead of matcha? Trendy tuber conquers coffee, cake and ice cream Whether in lattes, cakes or ice cream, ube is turning heads with its vivid purple hue. The Filipino yam is tipped as the next big food trend after matcha, but the hype also has a darker side. -
Afghanistan Pakistani airstrikes kill 36 civilians in Afghanistan and wound 160, officials say Pakistan carried out airstrikes overnight in eastern Afghanistan, Islamabad said on Monday, adding its operations had targeted militants as the Afghan government reported dozens of civilian casualties. -
Iran Iran and Oman hold first Hormuz talks as US-Iran deal stays on edge Iran's deputy foreign minister said the first Joint Hormuz Committee meeting took place in Muscat, after multiple US media outlets reported that fresh talks between the two sides were planned for Tuesday, a claim Tehran has since shot down, prompting Trump to counter by saying it would go ahead.