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Evening News Roundup: July 28, 2026
The Euronews evening news bulletin offers a concise overview of the key stories from Europe and beyond on July 28, 2026.
Euronews · 28 Jul, 19:38
EU countries weigh fresh plan to salvage Russia sanctions package
EU ambassadors will discuss a new proposal on Thursday after Greece refused to back the package over a gas shipments issue. Separately, EU capitals failed to force the Commission's hand on Israeli settler sanctions.
Politico Europe · 28 Jul, 19:38
Burnham Bounce: Labour Overtakes Reform UK in Polls for First Time Since Last March
A surge in support for Prime Minister Andy Burnham's early policies, including cost-of-living measures and localized education reforms, has propelled Labour ahead of Reform UK in the latest polls, though analysts caution it may be a temporary honeymoon effect.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 19:38
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Zelensky and Trump Discuss Patriot Missile Production in Ukraine
US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met at the White House on Tuesday to discuss granting licenses for Ukraine to manufacture missiles for Patriot air defense systems.
Apollo.lv · 28 Jul, 19:37
Zelensky and Trump Discuss Patriot Missile Production License and Diplomacy at White House
U.S. President Donald Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House, discussing licensing of Patriot interceptor missile production and diplomatic efforts.
Meduza · 28 Jul, 19:37
Why Kyiv’s metro has become a shelter again: a journalist’s two-night experience
As Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine, Kyiv residents are again seeking refuge in the metro. Journalist Iryna Olehova spent two nights underground, documenting life, fear, and everyday moments.
Meduza · 28 Jul, 18:38
Merz: EU budget must be cut by several hundred billion euros
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Tuesday the European Commission's original EU budget proposal of nearly €2 trillion should be slashed by hundreds of billions and called it 'unacceptable' to add 2,500 new jobs at EU institutions.
Politico Europe · 28 Jul, 18:38
3 Killed in Drone Attacks in Russia's Belgorod Region
Ukrainian drone attacks in Russia's southwestern Belgorod region killed three people and injured several others on Tuesday, regional authorities said.
The Moscow Times · 28 Jul, 18:38
Excessive Use of AI in Advertising May Reduce Trust in Companies
Ad creators warn that overuse or misuse of artificial intelligence in advertising can spread misinformation and erode consumer trust. Human creativity and strategic thinking remain essential for producing quality advertisements.
ERR (rus) · 28 Jul, 18:38
James Desborough convicted of murdering two vulnerable friends
A British man already serving life for killing a cellmate in prison has been found guilty of murdering two vulnerable friends, whose dismembered and burnt remains were found in a woodland in Cornwall.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 18:38
Record Wildfires Sweep Spain and France, Displacing Hundreds of Thousands
Powerful wildfires have forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes in Spain and France, highlighting the growing scale of the climate crisis.
NPR World · 28 Jul, 18:38
New Audio Recordings Appear to Show Biden Discussing Classified Information with Ghostwriter
Conservative group Oversight Project has released audio recordings where former US President Joe Biden allegedly discusses classified information with his memoir ghostwriter and shows signs of memory lapses.
Euronews · 28 Jul, 18:38
Berlin Pride attacker pledges allegiance to Islamic State in video
Abdul Balut, the perpetrator of the Berlin Pride attack, has pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in a video statement.
Apollo.lv · 28 Jul, 18:37
Tyumen Oil Refinery Halts Operations After Ukrainian Drone Attack
The Tyumen oil refinery in Russia has stopped processing oil following a Ukrainian drone strike on July 25, according to Reuters citing two industry sources.
LSM · 28 Jul, 18:37
The Electric Trike: The Next Big Thing in Shared Micromobility?
Veo has unveiled the Rover, a three-wheeled electric sit-down vehicle for shared use, in Denver. The trike is designed for accessibility, with self-balancing, a 45-mile range, and a cargo basket.
Wired · 28 Jul, 17:39
Witness says Lincoln Memorial pool had preexisting damage before ex-Olympian's alleged vandalism
A court filing reveals that a National Park Service witness testified the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool was already leaking and damaged before former Olympic canoeist David Hearn was accused of vandalizing it. The defense argues that Hearn caused no additional damage.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 17:39
Scientists Confirm Pregnancy in Three Giant Mantas Using Underwater Ultrasound
Scientists have confirmed pregnancies in three giant mantas through underwater ultrasound scans, offering new insights into the elusive reproductive behavior of these large marine animals.
The New York Times · 28 Jul, 17:38
Rescue teams evacuate flooded villages in Sheikhupura, Pakistan
Monsoon rains cause severe flooding in Pakistan's Sheikhupura district, with rescue teams using boats to evacuate residents; over 100 people rescued, and more than 100 deaths recorded nationwide since late June.
Euronews · 28 Jul, 17:38
Iran Executes Two More January Protest Participants
Iran executed two men on July 28 for their alleged involvement in the killing of four police officers during January protests, drawing condemnation and protests in Isfahan.
ERR (rus) · 28 Jul, 17:38
Ukraine Drone Strikes Hit Russian Logistics Infrastructure: Wildberries Warehouses Targeted
Ukraine has expanded its drone campaign to target Russia's logistics infrastructure, including warehouses of Wildberries, the country's largest online marketplace, calling the strikes 'long-range sanctions'.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 28 Jul, 16:38
Spain sees 'light at the end of the tunnel' in fight against fires
Spanish authorities express optimism in battling wildfires, referencing a massive blaze tackled in La Mierla.
France 24 · 28 Jul, 16:38
Japan earthquake leaves at least 50 injured, many trapped in collapsed shopping mall
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan, injuring at least 50 people, trapping many inside a partially collapsed shopping mall, and prompting evacuation orders for about 300,000 residents.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 16:37
Couple Beaten for Being Ukrainian: Latest Case in Poland’s Rising Anti-Ukrainian Violence
Two suspects have been detained in Poland after a video of a couple being attacked for their Ukrainian origin went viral.
Euromaidan Press · 28 Jul, 16:37
Hungary Creates New Agency to Combat Orbán-Era Corruption
Hungarian lawmakers approved the creation of a National Asset Recovery Agency tasked with reclaiming illegally appropriated state funds, particularly those misused during the 16-year rule of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
ERR (rus) · 28 Jul, 16:37
Analysts: Attack on Pride Celebration Could Benefit AfD in German Elections
According to political analysts, a recent attack on a Pride celebration is likely to shape the fall election campaign in favor of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
The New York Times · 28 Jul, 15:39
Wildfires spread across Spain's Madrid region; firefighters battle flames
Devastating wildfires continue in Spain's Madrid region, fueled by extreme heat and drought. Aircraft drop water and retardant, while thousands are evacuated as authorities warn of another heatwave.
Euronews · 28 Jul, 15:38
Russia's Altai tightens fuel rationing, closes loophole allowing double rations
The Siberian republic of Altai has introduced strict 24-hour fuel rationing for all cars after drivers exploited a midnight reset to get two rations. Authorities closed the loophole this week.
Euromaidan Press · 28 Jul, 15:38
Floodwaters Engulf Russia’s Tyumen; State of Emergency Declared
Heavy rainfall in Tyumen, Russia, caused the Tura River to overflow, leading to severe flooding and a state of emergency. Water levels reached 877 cm, exceeding the flood threshold, and residents are advised to drink bottled water due to contamination.
Meduza · 28 Jul, 15:38
Tory MP Chris Philp accuses French navy of firing shots during Channel interview
British Conservative MP Chris Philp claims a French warship fired warning shots near his boat while he was being interviewed by the BBC about the small boats crisis.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 15:38
Palestinians in at-Tuwani defy attacks: 'We're here to stay'
Israeli settlers burned homes and a mosque in the West Bank village of at-Tuwani. Residents say it is part of a campaign to force them off their land.
Al Jazeera · 28 Jul, 15:37
Ukraine's Strike on an Iranian Ship in the Caspian Sea Could Bring Two Wars Closer
Ukraine's attack on an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea is an unusually direct encounter between two countries that have been on opposite sides for years. The incident may blur the lines between the war in Ukraine and tensions in the Middle East.
The New York Times · 28 Jul, 14:38
Berlin community remembers victims of Pride parade attack
Two days after a deadly attack during Berlin's Pride parade, residents gathered at Tiergarten park to pay tribute, leaving flowers, candles and messages.
Euronews · 28 Jul, 14:38
Trump to meet with Zelenskyy and Netanyahu; TPS holders face potential deportation
President Trump is scheduled to hold separate meetings with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today. Meanwhile, Temporary Protected Status holders in the U.S. may soon face deportation.
NPR World · 28 Jul, 14:38
Umbrellas and deck chairs seized in dawn raid on Italian beach to stop spot-reserving
Italian authorities confiscated 40 beach items left overnight on a free-access beach near Naples, targeting the growing trend of reserving prime spots with unattended equipment.
The Guardian World · 28 Jul, 14:38
Authorities open fire amid election unrest in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
Deadly clashes have erupted in Pakistan-administered Kashmir after weeks of protests and road blockades, with authorities opening fire.
Al Jazeera · 28 Jul, 14:37
Āris Jansons: What's on the Minds of Young Indians?
Āris Jansons compares India's satirical 'Cockroach Janta Party' to forgotten Latvian parties and reflects on the mindset of young Indians.
Delfi · 28 Jul, 14:37