Major milestone for Polish energy as renewables generated more electricity than coal for first month
Although coal consumption has dropped, oil and gas use has risen and Poland remains the world’s fourth highest emitting economy.Read More
‘Intolerable’: Airlines slam passenger disruption caused by French air traffic controller strikes
Budget airline Ryanair has called on EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to take urgent action. Read More
Trump vows tariff hikes of up to 70%, says nations will ‘start to pay’ in August
Donald Trump stated that “10 or 12” letters would be sent out on Friday, with others to follow, ahead of a 9 July deadline for countries to strike deals and…
Explosion at Rome fuel station leaves dozens injured
A powerful explosion at a petrol and LPG station in Rome’s Centocelle district injured at least 25 people, including several police officers and a firefighter. Read more at Read More
Clean enough for a dip? Paris set to reopen the Seine for swimming, but locals aren’t so sure
After more than a century, Parisians are finally being invited to dive back into the city’s most iconic waterway. But is it sensible to take the plunge? Read More
Euronews Culture’s Film of the Week: ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ – A dino-mite return to form?
After three hugely lucrative but subpar Jurassic World films, can Gareth Edwards revive the fast fossilising franchise? Read More
Defence a key priority of Denmark’s presidency of the European Union
Denmark took over the six-month Presidency of the Council of the European Union. During the European Commission’s visit to the new rotating Presidency, Copenhagen reiterated its priorities. Read More
Major power outage in Czech Republic halts Prague metro and trams, cause unknown
A power outage hit parts of Prague and the Czech Republic, halting public transport and trains. Prime Minister Petr Fiala said authorities are investigating the cause. Read More
Eurostar allows passengers at St Pancras to board 30 minutes earlier to ease overcrowding
The move is part of a plan to increase capacity at the station amid predictions that demand for international rail travel is set to triple. Read More
Gaza families turn to the sea as heat and water crisis worsens
Children in Gaza have been cooling off in the sea to escape the extreme summer heat, with many families displaced and living in makeshift tents along the coast. Read more…