Europe Today
Top stories from across Europe: breaking news, analysis and what matters today.
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Le Pen defies embezzlement conviction to run in 2027
Marine Le Pen’s decision to run in the 2027 French presidential race despite a criminal conviction keeps the Rassemblement Nationa…
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Montenegro's ruling Europe Now! links up with EPP ahead of EU membership
Montenegro's latest political milestone comes as the country enters what leaders describe as the "final lap" of its long campaign …
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Search for trapped residents after apartment block collapses in Athens
The residential building collapsed on Tuesday in the Petralona area of Athens
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Italian police arrest four over journalist bomb attack
Italian police on Tuesday arrested four people suspected of carrying out an October bomb attack targeting a prominent journalist w…
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Registering births and marriages in Switzerland set to become more expensive
Whether you are getting married, or obtaining a birth certificate for a child born in Switzerland, you will likely pay more for th…
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Poland recognises same-sex marriages, sees rush for weddings organised abroad
Poland is one of the most restrictive countries in Europe for LGBT rights. Neither marriages nor civil partnerships for same-sex c…
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What’s on in Norway: The best cultural events in July 2026
July is arguably the peak month for summer festivals in Norway. With most people on holiday and the summer weather at its best, th…
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Lithuania's parliament approves Sinkevičius as prime minister
Lithuania's parliament, the Seimas, on Tuesday approved Mindaugas Sinkevičius as the country's new prime minister — a third Social…
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Spain to slap 21 percent VAT on tourist lets as part of new housing crisis plan
The Spanish government is to present a new set of housing measures in parliament this July to combat the worsening property crisis…
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IKEA’s Dorothée Gardon on AI, the viral Punch moment and brand control in the social media age
At Cannes Lions, IKEA’s Global Marketing Strategy & Integrated Media Director Dorothée Gardon spoke to Euronews Culture about how …
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Rafael Nadal talks tennis prize money, his hotels, and what sports taught him about business
Rafael Nadal opened his fourth Zel hotel as he expands into hospitality, education and sports after retiring from tennis.
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Language, jobs and rights: Spain unveils migrant integration scheme
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Tuesday unveiled a new €505-million plan to help migrants integrate into Spanish society through l…
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Scandinavian Airlines bets on recovery with record €8.75 billion Airbus jet order
Scandinavian airline SAS has placed the biggest order in its history, agreeing to buy up to 40 Airbus widebody jets in a deal wort…
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Germany's aversion to air conditioning is melting in the heat
The debate around air conditioning in Germany was reignited by a record-breaking heatwave which showed that widespread access to c…
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Iran's inflation spiral deepens as rial slides and tensions rise
As Iran's rial falls to record lows amid escalating military tensions in the Persian Gulf, a sharp rise in inflation is pushing up…
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Why Germany struggles to match workers with job vacancies
Graduating with a degree in biology in Germany, Julia Unkelbauer thought she had done everything right. But applying for job after…
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NATO chief Mark Rutte welcomes UK's long-awaited Defence Investment Plan
The announcement follows months of wrangling within the government over the resources required to modernise the UK's armed forces …
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Monaco bombing suspect flees to France as police probe attempted murder
Police in Monaco and France launched a manhunt for a suspected bomber on Tuesday after three people were wounded by an explosion i…
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Evening power spikes drive €700m heatwave bill in France, Germany
A record June heatwave has added €700 million to electricity costs in France and Germany, exposing how cooling demand and the loss…
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Hormuz oil route hangs in balance as US, Iran hold indirect Qatar talks
Senior US envoys have arrived in Doha for indirect talks with Iran, a diplomatic manoeuvre aimed at defusing tensions over the Str…
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How Ryanair passengers in Austria may be able to reclaim extra fees
Ryanair passengers in Austria who paid certain extra fees may be able to ask for their money back after Austria’s Supreme Court ru…
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What's on in Italy: 16 events to look forward to this July
From a centuries-old horse race to famed opera festivals and medieval jousting tournaments, there’s a lot to experience in Italy t…
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EU allocates steel import quotas to trading partners to curb import surge
The new quotas will come into force on 1 July, with some preferential treatment agreed for partners bound by a trade agreement wit…
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Spain's undocumented migrant amnesty scheme draws more than a million applicants
More than one million undocumented migrants in Spain have applied for legal status under a vast regularisation scheme launched in …