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Euronews Morning News Bulletin: July 10, 2026

Euronews has released its morning news bulletin for July 10, 2026, covering the most important stories from Europe and the world.

Euronews · 10 Jul, 08:38

Abuse survivors seek to transfer claims to entity that benefited from Christian Brothers' wealth

Survivors of clergy abuse are trying to make Edmund Rice Education Australia, which received large land transfers from the Christian Brothers, liable for compensation. The first case was heard in Victoria's Supreme Court on Friday.

The Guardian World · 10 Jul, 08:38

"Fit, Fit, and Fit!" – Infantryman with Eleven Years of Service on the Hottest Points of the War

Ukrainian infantryman Kostiantyn Chykachkov, who began his service in 2015, shares his experiences in battles at Bakhmut, Synkivka, and Vovchansk, including encounters with Wagner Group and "Storm Z" units.

Ukrainska Pravda · 10 Jul, 08:37

Monaco Bomb Mystery Deepens as Ukrainian Security Services Linked to Murder of Prime Suspect

Anastasia Berezovska, the suspected bomber in a Monaco attack on Ukrainian oligarch Vadym Iermolaiev, was found murdered in Ukraine, with a court revealing possible involvement of Ukraine’s GUR military intelligence.

Guardian Ukraina · 10 Jul, 07:38

German Bundestag votes on health reform before summer break; Tomahawk missile purchase approved

The German Bundestag votes today on a contested health reform as the Constitutional Court rejects urgent motions. Meanwhile, the government announces the purchase of Tomahawk cruise missiles from the US to deter Russia.

Politico Europe · 10 Jul, 07:38

Rapid expansion of electronic tagging in England and Wales risks public safety, watchdog warns

The UK's National Audit Office has warned that the rapid expansion of electronic tagging to ease prison overcrowding, without robust system improvements, could endanger public safety. Thousands of individuals who should be tagged may not be actively monitored.

The Guardian World · 10 Jul, 07:37

Israel warned US of Iranian plot to assassinate Trump, reports say

Israel has alerted the US about an alleged Iranian plan to assassinate former President Donald Trump, according to US officials cited by CNN and The Wall Street Journal.

Apollo.lv · 10 Jul, 07:37

44 MEPs Urge FIFA to Reverse Decision Allowing Russia in World Cup

Forty-four members of the European Parliament have sent a joint letter to FIFA President Gianni Infantino, calling on him to scrap the decision to allow Russian athletes to participate in this year's U-15 World Cup. The MEPs argue that participation would insult Ukrainian families who have suffered from the war.

Ukrainska Pravda · 10 Jul, 07:37

Wildfire in Southern Spain Claims 12 Lives

A wildfire in Andalusia, southern Spain, has killed 12 people near Almeria. Officials have not confirmed the cause, but witnesses suggest a fallen power line may have started the blaze.

TVNET · 10 Jul, 07:37

Car Donated by Valmiera Residents Heads to Ukraine; New Fundraiser for Starlink Kits for Robots

On July 9, a car purchased with donations from Valmiera county residents and businesses was sent to Ukraine with a food cargo. A new campaign has started to raise funds for Starlink satellite internet kits for logistics robots.

Jauns.lv · 10 Jul, 07:36

Syria Continues Search for Artifacts Looted During War

Experts in Syria are still trying to find artifacts stolen during the civil war, recently recovering archaeological items hidden by militants in a warehouse.

LSM · 10 Jul, 07:36

US-Iran conflict escalates as fresh missile strikes threaten Middle East ceasefire

The United States launched new airstrikes against Iran, and Tehran responded by targeting US-allied countries, endangering a fragile ceasefire. At least 14 people were killed in the strikes, while Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was laid to rest in his hometown.

France 24 · 10 Jul, 06:37

At least 12 killed in Spanish wildfire as southern Europe bakes in heatwave

A wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, has killed at least 12 people and injured six, as a heatwave with temperatures around 40°C triggers blazes across southern Europe.

BBC World · 10 Jul, 06:37

Anthony Albanese will not attend Garma festival despite vowing to attend every year as prime minister

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will not attend this year's Garma festival, breaking a promise made just 12 months ago to travel to the annual Indigenous cultural gathering each year.

The Guardian World · 10 Jul, 06:37

Iran state media reports strikes hit southern areas

Iranian state media reported that military headquarters were hit by strikes in Bushehr province and the city of Konarak.

Al Jazeera · 10 Jul, 06:36

Drones Strike Ilsky Oil Refinery in Russia's Krasnodar Region Again

On the night of July 10, drones attacked the Ilsky oil refinery in Russia's Krasnodar region, one of the largest oil processing enterprises in the area, which supplies the Russian army.

Ukrainska Pravda · 10 Jul, 06:36

NATO Summit in Ankara: Erdoğan’s Rising Strategic Value to Europe

NATO leaders gathered in Ankara this week, highlighting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s growing strategic importance to Europe, as the EU faces a dilemma of how to partner with Ankara while addressing its crackdown on political opposition and free media.

Politico Europe · 10 Jul, 06:36

In Exchange of Strikes With Iran, U.S. Lands Most of the Blows

In the exchange of strikes between the U.S. and Iran, the United States has delivered the majority of the blows, exposing Iran's limited firepower and degraded air defenses.

The New York Times · 10 Jul, 05:37

Crimea faces massive power and water outages after Ukrainian strikes

Since the beginning of the week, occupied Crimea has been largely without electricity and water due to Ukrainian strikes aimed at disrupting occupiers' logistics and isolating the peninsula. Locals complain on social media, but authorities have disabled comments and fail to provide full information.

TVNET · 10 Jul, 05:37

Mali: Tuareg separatists and jihadists attack Russian mercenary convoy

Tuareg rebels and the al-Qaeda-linked JNIM group attacked a convoy of Russian Defense Ministry's 'African Corps' mercenaries and Malian soldiers in northern Mali.

Meduza · 10 Jul, 05:37

Ukraine reaches political agreement with US on Patriot interceptor production licences

Ukraine and the US have agreed on licences to produce PAC-3 Patriot interceptor missiles, with key deliveries expected in days. A Russian strike destroyed an ammunition warehouse in the Kyiv region, while the UN reports the highest civilian casualty toll since 2022.

Guardian Ukraina · 10 Jul, 05:37

Houston man killed by ICE was not intended target, DHS confirms

The Department of Homeland Security said Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, shot by ICE agents during a traffic stop, was not the target of the operation. Agents were seeking two Guatemalan men but stopped a van driven by the Mexican immigrant.

The Guardian World · 10 Jul, 05:37

Le Pen and Farage star in this summer’s must-see blockbuster

Politico Europe’s humor column imagines Marine Le Pen and Nigel Farage as the leads in a fictional film 'Hard Borders', poking fun at Brussels bureaucracy and political scandals.

Politico Europe · 10 Jul, 05:36

Eleventh Year and Counting: The Soldier Who Got a Draft Notice in 2015 and Still Serves

Ukrainian soldier Kostiantyn Chykachkov received a draft notice in the summer of 2015 and began dancing, surprising a village council representative. Eleven years later, he remains in the ranks.

Ukrainska Pravda · 10 Jul, 05:36

Kazakhstan sets up 59 checkpoints to stop fuel smuggling as Russia's shortage crosses the border

Kazakhstan's Interior Ministry has established 59 police checkpoints near vehicle border crossings to prevent fuel smuggling. Since the start of the year, 255 cases of illegal auxiliary fuel tanks have been recorded, 195 of which involved foreign nationals.

Meduza · 10 Jul, 04:37

We saved £6,000 on holidays by swapping homes with strangers

More people are turning to home swapping to save on accommodation and transport while gaining an authentic travel experience, with some saving thousands of pounds.

BBC World · 10 Jul, 04:37

Florida Airport Renamed After Donald Trump

An airport in South Florida has been officially renamed after Donald Trump, marking the first time an airport has been named after a sitting US president.

Sky News · 10 Jul, 04:36

Israel Gives US Intel on New Iranian Plan to Kill Trump – Media

Israel has provided the United States with intelligence suggesting a fresh Iranian plot to assassinate Donald Trump. The White House recalled Trump's own remarks about being on threat lists.

Ukrainska Pravda · 10 Jul, 04:36

Trump fires remaining members of US Election Assistance Commission, raising midterm chaos fears

President Donald Trump has terminated the last three members of the independent Election Assistance Commission, sparking concerns about election administration just months before the midterm elections.

The Guardian World · 10 Jul, 04:36

Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office denies state involvement in Nord Stream sabotage

Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office says no facts indicate state involvement in the September 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage.

Euromaidan Press · 10 Jul, 03:38

Oil Leaking Again from Sunken Tanker in Kerch Strait

Oil has resumed leaking from the bow section of the tanker Volgoneft-239, which sank in December 2024, according to satellite imagery analysis. Slicks of 2–10 km have been observed in early July 2026.

Meduza · 10 Jul, 03:37

Pressure mounts on Europe's biggest port to go greener

The Port of Rotterdam, Europe's largest, faces growing pressure to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels, fueled by a lawsuit and environmental criticism. The port plans to cut its own emissions by 90% by 2030, but faces significant challenges.

BBC World · 10 Jul, 03:37

British woman forced to bury husband in unmarked grave in Cape Verde

A British woman says she was forced to bury her husband in an unmarked grave in Cape Verde after he fell ill and died while on holiday.

Sky News · 10 Jul, 03:37

Ukraine calls on UN Security Council to urgently consider ceasefire resolution

Ukraine has urged UN Security Council members to immediately submit a resolution for an immediate ceasefire. The call was made by Ukraine's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, Volodymyr Pavlichenko.

Ukrainska Pravda · 10 Jul, 03:36