As Trump rebuffs India, the EU nudges closer
Joshua Askew
In pictures: Vilnius Pride 2023
Here are some of the best photos from Lithuania's biggest LGBT+ event.
'We celebrate love': Lithuania's Pride defies counterprotests
"Open your heart because we all deserve love and the same rights,” one demonstrator told Euronews.
Brexit leader Nigel Farage 'considering leaving' Britain
He claimed Britain had become "completely unliveable" following the closure of his bank accounts.
6.5 tonnes of cocaine found hidden in bananas in Spain
The leader of the criminal network behind the bust is considered to be one of Spain’s biggest drug traffickers.
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Ukraine accused of using indiscriminate landmines
Eleven civilian casualties, including one death and multiple leg amputations, were recorded from mines by the rights group.
Eel smuggling ring busted by European police
More than 25 tonnes of trafficked eels worth €13 million were seized by Europol.
Putin moves to 'destroy reputation' of Wagner boss, claims ISW
Russia's president is trying to present Yevgeny Prigozhin as a corrupt liar, following his mutiny last weekend.
Russians in Europe: Dreams, dissent and divided loyalties
Some accuse Russians living in Europe of "wanting everything, but doing nothing", while others claim many are opponents of Putin in need of support.
Russia planning attack on nuclear plant, claims Zelenskyy
Ukraine's President warned on Thursday Russia is preparing a "terrorist attack with radiation leakage".
Brexit turbocharging cost of living crisis, says economist
Campaigners promised leaving the EU would make the country richer and freer.
'Bravery has no gender': How is the war impacting Ukrainian women?
Women are not "just victims of Russia's war", they have laid down their lives on the battlefield, said one expert.
Five unique European music traditions you may not know about
From Slovakian bagpipes to poetic duelling in Cyrpus, Europe has a lot of enchanting musical traditions. #WorldMusicDay.
Millions skipping or cutting down on meals
Rampant food inflation and poor state support are forcing people in Britain to make impossible choices, says the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
Toxic dust and earth like ash: Lithuania’s extreme weather
"I really hope this drought is a wake-up call," one meteorologist tells Euronews Green.
Implosion killed all onboard Titan tourist sub - US Coast Guard
“The debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber,” Rear Admiral John Mauger said on Thursday.
Has the loss of Russian tourism dealt Europe a crippling blow?
Flush Russian tourists are now a thing of the past in Europe, forcing countries to adapt.
How did Europe help Syria become a major narco-state?
Captagon, a little-known upper, creates three times more trade for Syria's regime than the Mexican cartels combined, according to official figures.
Tributes paid to victims of knife and van attacks in Nottingham
Man arrested after early morning attacks which left university city stunned
UK COVID inquiry begins: Here's everything you need to know
Nearly 228,000 people died due to the coronavirus in the UK - one of the worst per capita mortality rates in Europe. The inquiry could last until 2026 and cost €100 million.
Europe's homeless in 'stark' danger during heatwaves, warn charities
Those without homes are especially vulnerable to high temperatures, struggling to access shelter, cold water and suncream.
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