Trump imposes 50% tariffs on Canadian goods citing disputes over autos
President Donald Trump on Monday imposed 50% tariffs on most Canadian goods, declaring that Canada has unfairly discriminated against American autos, alcohol and dairy products.
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How to keep babies safe when temperatures soar this summer
As heatwaves grow more frequent and severe, here's what parents need to know to keep infants and young children safe in the heat.
Where are Europe's households most indebted? Not where you would think
Europe's household debt map reveals a surprising north-south divide. Discover the latest Eurostat figures and the 10 most indebted countries.
Wind and solar power ‘stranded’ in Europe’s outdated energy grid. Is there an ‘immediate’ solution?
“Political ambitions mean nothing if clean electrons are stranded in connection queues.”
Three possible ways to lift the Greek veto on new Russia sanctions
Brussels' new sanctions package against Russia has run into formidable resistance from Greece. Euronews looks at ways the impasse might be broken.
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Latest news bulletin | July 21st, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 21st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Revealed: The underrated European islands set to be 2026's hottest holiday escapes
New research has revealed the world’s up-and-coming islands seeing the biggest rise in popularity, with three European gems featuring in the ranking.
How Montenegro might complicate the EU's already tense budget talks
Montenegro's €3.2 billion EU accession package is small change for the bloc's taxpayers, but it could set a precedent for how future enlargements are funded.
The Venice few tourists know: Sunrise runs and crafting your own Venetian mask
Millions of tourists visit Venice every year, yet only a few discover the city of artisans, age-old traditions and hidden corners that still preserve its true soul.
The Venice few tourists know: sunrise runs and crafting your own Venetian mask
Millions of tourists visit Venice every year, yet only a few discover the city of artisans, age-old traditions and hidden corners that still preserve its true soul.
Beyond the shadow of 'Too Big to Fail': moving past a fragmented European banking system
In an opinion piece for Euronews, Frédéric Oudéa, Chairman of Revolut Western Europe, says Europe should move beyond fragmented banking markets and create pan-European financial champions to finance innovation, defence and the green transition.
Tanker attacked in Strait of Hormuz as US strikes Iran for tenth consecutive night
As fighting escalates between both sides, Iran's interior minister travelled to Pakistan, a key mediator in the conflict, for talks.
An estimated two million fans fill Madrid’s streets to welcome world champions
Spain's national team marks a historic day of World Cup celebrations on Monday. The champions will tour Madrid in an open-top bus before the final celebration.
More than a million fans fill Madrid’s streets to welcome world champions
Spain's national team marks a historic day of World Cup celebrations on Monday. The champions will tour Madrid in an open-top bus before the final celebration.
Chess legend Judit Polgar rejects offer to become Hungary's president
Until a successor is elected, the Speaker of Parliament, Agnes Forsthoffer, is serving as interim head of state. Parliament must elect a new president within 30 days.
Iceland has 'nothing to lose' in EU membership talks, says French foreign minister
Iceland first applied to join the European Union in 2009, in the wake of the collapse of its financial sector, but suspended accession talks in 2015.
Attacks on Ukrainians in Poland rise, police data show
Police received 180 reports of alleged hate crimes against Ukrainian citizens in the first half of the year, an increase of more than 30%.
Emergency farming law: reintroduction of two banned pesticides splits political parties
A year after mass protests against the Duplomb law, Parliament is again debating bringing back acetamiprid and flupyradifurone. Essential for some, intolerable for others, the move is splitting political parties and civil society alike.
Former Liverpool and England star Kevin Keegan dies aged 75
Keegan also wrote newspaper columns, became one of the first English footballers to have his own branded football boots and released the hit single Head Over Heels in Love.
Latest news bulletin | July 20th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 20th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Brussels proposes easing methane penalties after heavy lobbying from industry
The European Commission has stopped short of introducing new legal requirements, instead publishing optional model contract clauses to help energy importers meet the EU's methane regulations.
Rare 48C heatwave forces Uzbekistan to adapt to extreme temperatures
Authorities slowed metro trains, restricted heavy vehicles and closed kindergartens as temperatures climbed to 48C in parts of the country during an unusually intense heatwave.
People’s photos are helping scientists record marine life in real-time in the Canary Islands
Photographing marine flora and fauna to gauge the ocean’s condition on a day-to-day basis. This is the aim of RedPROMAR, an EU project, which invites members of the public to upload photos to its platform of what they find in the sea around the Canary Islands.
Yemen’s Houthis threaten Bab el-Mandeb closure in embargo on Saudi Arabia
The Iran-backed Houthis declared a maritime embargo on Saudi Arabia after accusing the kingdom of attacking Sana'a airport and maintaining a years-long blockade, putting one of the world's busiest shipping lanes at risk.
From 'Following' to 'The Odyssey': All Christopher Nolan movies ranked from weakest to strongest
The much-anticipated return of Christopher Nolan has delighted film fans, as 'The Odyssey' has garnered critical praise and box office success. Euronews Culture offers the definitive ranking of all 13 of the acclaimed director's films.
Banking fragmentation main issue 'holding EU competitiveness back', commissioner says
Maria Luís Albuquerque, commissioner for Financial Services, believes the European Union's banking sector needs a "change in mindset". She says the EU should be willing to take greater risks while preserving financial stability.
IRGC pledges 'unforgettable lesson' for US as Iran signals return to talks
The Revolutionary Guard told Ayatollah Khamenei it regarded his message as "a binding command," as Iran's foreign ministry said diplomacy remained open and mediators sought a 10-day ceasefire to revive the framework deal.
‘A Trojan horse’: Inside the EU’s 'weakened' plan that could put the brakes on carbon emission cuts
Proposed reforms to the bloc’s emissions trading system (ETS) have been described as a “gift to polluters”.
Burnham promises to restore stability as UK enters 'new era'
Andy Burnham made a speech at Downing Street moments after being confirmed as the UK's new prime minister, speaking about support for Ukraine, ending rough sleeping and stabilising the economy.
Cyprus marks the 52nd anniversary of Turkey's invasion of the island
Turkey launched its invasion on the 20th of July, 1974, occupying roughly 37% of the island. Around 3,000 people, mostly civilians, died in the invasion, while 1,619 were reported missing.