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EU returns to third countries rose 8.1% in Q1 2026 as orders to leave fell, with Germany, France and Poland recording the top return totals.

Six adults were killed in a shooting at a Stade youth welfare facility, with police arresting the suspected gunman and probing others.

Europe’s heatwave has been linked to over 1,300 excess deaths since June 21, straining health systems, transport and power networks.

Europol’s latest EU organised crime report finds 731 high-threat criminal networks, with 198 groups still ranked as major threats.

Switzerland’s Beznau nuclear plant shut both reactors after warm Aare River water limited cooling during a heatwave, following output cuts.

The UK Labour Party opened a succession timetable after Keir Starmer said he would resign as prime minister by September and Burnham joined.

A severe Europe heatwave brought 40C alerts, school closures, rail disruption and rising health warnings across the continent on Monday.

NATO approved a nuclear capabilities update in Brussels, covering modernization, planning capacity and deterrence policy across the alliance.

EU greenhouse gas emissions fell 17.2% since 2015, with energy supply leading cuts as GDP grew across all member states over the decade.

UK social media ban will block under-16s from major platforms in Spring 2027, adding age checks and wider child online safety rules now.