The Latest Breaking News from Europe

European stocks rallied on Thursday after the Fed cut rates to 4.00%–4.25% and signalled more easing. Markets cheered the dovish tone, boosting equities across the eurozone, with tech and bank shares leading the gains.

From favourites to outsiders and those with a story to tell, Cyclingnews identifies eight African riders to keep an eye on in Kigali

Workers have started drilling the first tunnel connecting Austria to Italy under the Brenner Pass

Mitsubishi continues to take shortcuts to new car launches by relying on alliance partner Renault to maintain some presence in Europe. Although unveiled this week, the 2026 Eclipse Cross isn’t all that new since it’s heavily based on the Scenic E-Tech, a model launched two years ago. It’s the latest…

Newcastle mark their Champions League return against a European giant at St James’ Park

A French ultra long-distance cyclist arrested for illegally crossing the Russian border will be held in pre-trial detention until at least next month. Sofiane Sehili was detained while trying to break an endurance record, crossing Europe and Asia.

The compact ferry can carry 32 passengers through the Neris River. But some say it’s quicker to walk.

Four in ten EU citizens believe taxes are too high and support tax cuts, even if this leads to fewer or lower-quality public services. Still, about a quarter favour paying higher taxes in return for better and expanded services.

Weakened domestically, Emmanuel Macron wants an international legacy. Yet still, he does nothing to sanction Israel, says Guardian Europe columnist Rokhaya Diallo

The UK prime minister said the two countries are working together to put pressure on Vladimir Putin to get him to agree to a peace deal with Ukraine

Zelenskyy says Patriot and Himars included in Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List; drones threaten Volgograd oil refineries. What we know on day 1,303