Monster fires tore through southern France, but local residents responded with a surge of grassroots solidarity. From homemade meals to emergency shelters, communities refused to let their neighbors face the disaster alone.
Andrew and Tristan Tate will remain in Romanian custody as their lawyers battle extradition to the UK, where serious criminal charges are waiting. The court’s ruling this week dealt a sharp blow to a defence strategy built on delays and jurisdictional disputes.
A massive wildfire has blanketed Bordeaux in choking smoke since last Friday, forcing thousands to evacuate and leaving city residents struggling with burning eyes and sleepless nights. As temperatures soar above 38°C with no rain in sight, locals and officials fear the worst is still to come.
Sunday’s evening bulletin brings a packed slate of stories from across Europe and the wider world. From a fresh political crisis in Paris to record summer travel numbers, here’s everything that mattered today.
Abdul Ballout, the man suspected of plotting a knife attack on Berlin’s Pride parade, was shot and killed after charging at police officers with a knife on Thursday morning. The incident has prompted calls for transparency and triggered a mandatory independent review of the deadly police operation.
From a fresh political earthquake in Berlin to record summer travel chaos at European airports, July 25th is shaping up to be one of the busiest news days of the year. Here’s everything that matters at midday.
Satellites can now detect massive methane leaks from space within 48 hours – but new analysis shows only 13 per cent of those alerts lead to any action. The technology is ready. The accountability isn’t.
From collapsed EU-UK trade talks and ECB rate decisions to South China Sea tensions and a breakout Irish film at Cannes, July 25th is already packed. Here’s your complete morning briefing.
From collapsed EU energy talks in Brussels to Spain’s surprise GDP jump and Ukraine’s €40 billion reconstruction milestone, July 24th, 2026 is delivering an unusually packed midday bulletin. Here’s everything you need to know right now.
The EU has fined Google roughly $1 billion for allegedly breaking digital competition rules, marking the latest clash between Brussels and Silicon Valley over market dominance. The fine comes under the bloc’s Digital Markets Act, a law designed to curb the power of big tech gatekeepers.
