The Latest Breaking News from Europe

The prehistoric Irish city transforming our understanding of European history

Haughey's Fort near Armagh was one of the world’s first towns

The Independent UK · Jul 1

Inflation tumbled in June: where did prices cool the most in Europe?

Inflation fell more than expected across the single-currency bloc in June, easing pressure on the European Central Bank (ECB) and reviving hopes that the energy-driven spike triggered by the war in the Middle East is finally fading.

Euronews · Jul 1

Portugal braces for high temperatures in new heatwave

Portugal is bracing for a severe heatwave, with red alerts issued for Lisbon and Setubal regions. Temperatures are expected to soar, potentially reaching 44C in northern areas by Friday. This prolonged period of extreme heat, lasting at least a week, follows a record-breaking heatwave across Europe. Coastal areas will experience…

The Economic Times · Jul 1

Watch: Mount Etna eruption creates trail of bright orange lava

Mount Etna’s latest eruption sent bright orange lava flowing down the slopes of Europe’s most active volcano.

The Independent UK · Jul 1

'We cannot kill our industry due to climate change,' Manfred Weber says

European People's Party President Manfred Weber has told Euronews that EU climate policies must be "reasonable from a business perspective" and has criticised Spain's large-scale plan to regularise undocumented migrants.

Euronews · Jul 1

Where do graduates struggle the most to find a job?

Europe in Motion breaks down employment and unemployment data across Europe.

Euronews · Jul 1

New venomous spider species found in Portugal

The discovery of the Chilean recluse spider (Loxosceles laeta) in Porto is the first record of this venomous species in Iberia. Researchers say its discreet behaviour means the risk to the public is low.

Euronews · Jul 1

EU rolls out small parcel levy to stem flow of cheap goods

The European Union will impose a three-euro duty on cheap parcels entering the 27-nation bloc from Wednesday, in a bid to stem a surge in low-value packages, mainly from China.

Radio France Internationale · Jul 1

'Don't want to look like America': 5 reasons why Europe is against air conditioners despite melting summers

As Europe reels under increasingly intense heat waves with temperatures crossing 40 degrees, one question continues to puzzle visitors from warmer parts of the world -- Why are so many homes, schools and even hospitals still without air conditioning?

The Times of India · Jul 1

Hospitals in Europe are gearing up for the next heat wave armed with lessons from this one

In the wake of a historic heat wave across Europe, hospitals are already gearing up for the next one

The Independent UK · Jul 1