euronews

560 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Porto Becomes First Portuguese City to Offer Free Public Transport to All Residents · Mayor Pedro Duarte launches free public transport for Porto residents, costing 20-25 million euros annually.
• Pitbull Fans Set Guinness Record for Largest Bald Wig Gathering in London · Over 22,000 Pitbull fans gathered in London wearing bald wigs to set a new Guinness World Record.
• Russian Missile Strikes on Kyiv Injure 11 and Trigger Fires · Russian missile strikes on Kyiv injured at least 11 people and caused multiple fires in the capital.
• Georgia Excluded from NATO Summit Amid Growing Diplomatic Isolation Concerns · Georgian officials dispute NATO exclusion while analysts warn of rising diplomatic isolation
• Freezing Pyjamas Fails to Cool Homes: UK Seeks Real Heat Solutions · A viral TikTok hack fails to cool the body, prompting analysis of effective heat mitigation strategies.
• Turkey Cheapest for Food and Hotels in Europe, But Most Expensive for Alcohol · Eurostat data reveals Turkey is Europe's cheapest destination for food and hotels but has the highest alcohol prices.
• Spain Advances to 2026 World Cup Semi-Finals After 2-1 Victory Over Belgium · Spain defeats Belgium 2-1 in extra time to reach the 2026 World Cup semi-finals.
• Spain Wildfire in Andalusia Kills at Least 12, Leaves 23 Missing · A rapid wildfire in southern Spain killed at least 12 people and left 23 missing amid extreme heat.
• UK High Court Rules Restricting Asylum Appeals for France Deportees Illegal · UK High Court declares government restrictions on asylum appeals for migrants deported to France under the 'one in, one out' deal illegal.
• EU and IEA Push for Rapid Electrification as Europe's Long-Term Energy Strategy · EU and IEA leaders warn Europe must electrify its economy to avoid fossil fuel shocks despite current energy stability.
• Toxic Chemical Cloud at La Bisbal Municipal Pool Triggers Evacuation · A chemical reaction at La Bisbal del Penedès municipal pool released a toxic cloud, forcing evacuation and hospitalizing 17 people.
• Climate Disinformation Shifts from Denial to Policy Attack Amid 'Greenlash' · Experts say climate disinformation now targets policy feasibility rather than denying climate change itself.
• IEA Chief Warns Europe's Fossil Fuel Dependence Threatens Economy Amid Strait of Hormuz Risks · Fatih Birol warns Europe must electrify its economy to survive potential global fuel supply disruptions.
• Europe Faces Water Crisis as Pollution and Extreme Weather Threaten Resources · Euronews explores water scarcity, pollution, and climate threats affecting Europe's ecosystems.
• Turkish President Erdogan Gifts NATO Leaders Revolvers as Diplomatic Tokens · Turkish President Erdogan presented engraved .357 Magnum revolvers to NATO leaders at the Ankara summit, sparking diplomatic discussion.
• Latvia, Portugal, and Greece Lead EU Scale-up Growth in 2023-2024 · Latvia, Portugal, and Greece show the strongest scale-up growth in Europe between 2023 and 2024.
• European Beaches Enforce Strict Rules on Equipment, Smoking, and Public Decency · European beaches impose fines for beach gear misuse, smoking, urinating in the sea, and wearing swimwear in town.
• Portuguese Literary Festival Stage Debuts at NOS Alive Music Event · NOS Alive festival in Lisbon introduces a dedicated literary stage featuring author Valter Hugo Mãe
• UK Music Tourism Hits Record High in 2025 Driven by Oasis and Festivals · UK music tourism reached a record 24.7 million visitors in 2025, fueled by Oasis Live '25 and major festivals.
• EU Unanimously Approves Opening New Accession Cluster for Ukraine and Moldova · The 27 EU member states unanimously agreed to open Cluster 6 negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova.
• North Korea Vows to Strengthen Nuclear Arsenal 'In Number and Quality' · North Korea pledges to enhance its nuclear capabilities and expand its intelligence agency's role, citing the need for a strong military to ensure peace.
• Nine Injured in Fourth Pamplona Bull Run During San Fermín Festival · Nine people were injured after taureaux slipped and fell in a dangerous turn during the fourth bull run in Pamplona.
• How the religions of this country have coexisted for centuries · Azerbaijan's Muslim, Christian, and Jewish communities have coexisted for generations with interfaith cooperation and historical site preservation
• Italian Papermaker Favini Turns Coffee Scraps and Tomato Peels into Luxury Packaging · Venetian family firm Favini converts agricultural waste into high-end paper products.
• Nine European Nations Urge EU to Extend EES Border Control Flexibility · Nine European countries request an extension of temporary EES border control suspensions due to system failures.
• Apollo Global Management to Acquire EasyJet for 5.7 Billion Pounds · Apollo Global Management secures EasyJet buyout approval at 7.15 pounds per share.
• Trump Hails NATO Summit Success After Earlier Feuds Over Iran and Greenland · Donald Trump praises NATO unity and defense spending after a volatile summit in Ankara.
• Uzbekistan Forum Debates Islamic Heritage, Science, and Global Dialogue · Over 450 global leaders gather in Uzbekistan to discuss Islamic civilization's scientific legacy and counter extremism.
• IMF Downgrades France and Germany Growth Forecasts Amid Global Economic Slowdown · IMF forecasts modest growth for Italy while lowering projections for France and Germany in 2026.
• EU Parliament Criticizes Zelensky Over UPA Military Unit Renaming · EU Parliament expresses regret over Zelensky's decision to rename a Ukrainian elite unit after the WWII-era UPA, citing Polish sensitivities.