As Trump rebuffs India, the EU nudges closer
Joshua Askew
NATO begins largest air exercise in its history
Airlines have warned it could disrupt air travel in some parts of Europe.
'Terror bombing': Why is Russia targeting civilians in Ukraine?
Moscow denies attacking Ukrainian civilians, but the recent torrent of strikes on Kyiv suggest a concerted strategy with clear objectives.
Wagner boss denies coup accusations - ISW
Yevgeny Prigozhin argued his mercenary force does not have the personnel needed to topple the Kremlin.
NATO sends 700 more troops to Kosovo to help quell violence
NATO chief Jen Stoltenberg warned troops “will take all necessary actions to maintain a safe and secure environment for all citizens in Kosovo.”
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Turkish election: Erdogan win leaves country divided
Turkey's president defeated secular challenger Kemal Kilicdaroglu in the second round of voting on Sunday.
More Russian troops going AWOL as military struggles with discipline
The issue of Russian military personnel going absent without leave is believed to have got worse after last year's draft.
Rise and fall: What ever happened to Russia's Z symbol?
By pushing the letter Z for political gain, one expert told Euronews the ominous white symbol may have "lost its charm".
Russia's Dmitry Medvedev claims Baltic countries belong to Russia
The former Russian Prime Minister referred to the three Baltic states as "our" on Tuesday, adding Poland was "temporarily occupied".
Millions killed in aftermath of post 9/11 wars, finds new report
"War’s destruction of economies, public services, and the environment leads to deaths that occur long after bombs drop", wrote the report's authors.
Smoke free Sweden: Why are Swedes stubbing out?
The Scandinavian country is a trailblazer when it comes to quitting smoking, but other forms of tobacco consumption are still popular.
Hitler speech on train sparks investigation in Austria
Shouts of “sieg heil” were heard during a train journey to the Austrian capital Vienna on Sunday.
Putin loyalist accuses Ukraine of kidnapping favourite horse
Ramzan Kadyrov, who leads the Chechen Republic, said the amount demanded as a ransom was "mere pennies" to him.
Everyone is talking about Wagner. Who are Russia's other mercenaries?
Russia's Wagner mercenary group often hits the headlines. But who are the country's other guns for hire? And what are they doing?
Turkish election: How did Turks in Europe vote?
Turkey's president defied expectations and saw off his rival in Sunday's elections. But how did the country's large European diaspora vote?
Digital nomads in Portugal: Can they be blamed for a housing crisis?
Tens of thousands of digital nomads have poured into Portugal. But what impact are they having on the country?
Zelenskyy barred from giving Eurovision Song Contest message
The Ukrainian President had wanted to record a video for contestants, and the global audience of up to 200 million people, during Saturday night's final in Liverpool.
Food workers in UK going hungry – report
Authors of the report called their findings a "national disgrace"
Life with mum and dad: More UK adults still living with their parents
Nearly five million Brits are still living with mum and dad, a statistical agency has found.
Russia could step up chemical attacks in Ukraine, warns expert
“I'm sure NATO and the West would act if they [Russia] used chemical weapons in Ukraine. But having said that they stood by when Assad used such weapons in Syria," one expert told Euronews.
Turkey's political rivalries play out in unexpected places
With overseas voting taking place for the first time this year in the three Baltic States, Turkey's political tensions are playing out along old fault lines.
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