The Latest Breaking News from Europe

Brighton unveil plans for Europe’s first purpose-built women’s football stadium

The new stadium, subject to planning permission, will be built adjacent to the Amex Stadium at the Falmer site

The Independent UK · Apr 28

Deutsche Telekom eyes full T-Mobile merger in what could be the biggest deal in history

Deutsche Telekom already owns 53% of T-Mobile US. Now it wants the rest — in what could become the biggest corporate merger in history.

Euronews · Apr 28

Shakhtar Donetsk’s European odyssey heads to Palace after marathon campaign

Conference League semi-finals pit Ukrainian side against Premier League opposition, with the club still reeling from the affects of war

The Guardian - UK · Apr 28

'A new chapter for the team' – Ineos Grenadiers unveil Netcompany as new title sponsor

British team launch partnership with Danish IT company at special event in London

Cycling News · Apr 28

Lufthansa launches ‘economy basic’ – with Europe’s smallest cabin bag allowance

Frequent flyers with the highest status will be able to bring an additional roll-along bag on board

The Independent UK · Apr 28

The World Cup is driving a new kind of tourism in Mexico: Working remotely and living football for weeks at a time

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is driving the arrival of European digital nomads in Mexico, a phenomenon transforming tourism with longer stays, remote working and a greater impact on the local economy.

Euronews · Apr 28

EU energy mix: Crisis pushes balance on nuclear, renewables and security

The EU is pivoting back to nuclear after decades of hesitation, driven by the dual shock of the energy crisis and the realisation that renewables alone can't power a heavy industrial economy.

Euronews · Apr 28

Europe Today: Macron renews Eurobonds push amid energy crisis, faces Brussels scepticism

Tune in to Europe Today, Euronews' flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.

Euronews · Apr 28

Spain, France, Portugal: Renewables race heats up as governments scramble to keep energy bills down

"As long as we depend on oil and gas, we will continue to ​pay the price of other people's wars,” said French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu.

Euronews · Apr 28

Media freedom ‘under sustained attack’ across EU as public trust drops, report finds

Journalists face rising threats while media ownership is concentrated in fewer hands, leading civil liberties group warns

The Guardian - UK · Apr 28