- 2d ago
Bonoloto, Triplex and ONCE cupón results for 14 July 2026 announced; Euromillones draw awaited in Paris
The ONCE Triplex morning and evening sessions paid up to 150 euros, while the daily cupón awarded 35,000 euros. The pan-European Euromillones draw was set for 21:30 hours in Paris.
- 2d ago
France adopts assisted dying law after years of debate, becoming sixth country to legalise euthanasia
The National Assembly gave final approval on 15 July with 291 votes for and 241 against, after a legislative battle that saw three Senate rejections.
- 3d ago
EU court upholds Spain's amnesty for Catalan separatists, strikes down two-month deadline for lifting proceedings
The EU's top court backed Spain's amnesty for Catalan separatists, calling it a lawful tool for reconciliation, but struck down a procedural deadline that would have forced Spanish courts to act within two months.
- 3d ago
ONCE, La Primitiva, Eurodreams and Bonoloto set for Monday night draws with prizes up to 7.2 million euros
The ONCE daily cupon, La Primitiva, Eurodreams and Bonoloto all hold their scheduled draws on Monday evening, offering cumulative prizes ranging from reintegros to a 20,000-euro monthly payout for 30 years.
- 3d ago
EU split over Israeli settlement trade ban as foreign ministers fail to reach majority for action
A proposal to ban trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank won the most support among EU foreign ministers in Brussels on Monday, but fell short of the simple majority needed to compel the European Commission to draft sanctions.
- 6d ago
France lifts red heat alert as storms bring hail, lightning and 100 km/h gusts to 16 departments
All 26 departments under the highest heat warning were downgraded to orange on 15 July as a cold front from the west triggered thunderstorms, hail and wind gusts exceeding 100 km/h.
- Jul 9
German court sentences man to 10 years for fatal attack on train conductor, as rail safety debate intensifies
A court in Zweibrücken has sentenced a 26-year-old man to ten years in prison for the fatal beating of train conductor Serkan Çalar during a ticket check in February. The case has reignited a national debate over violence against railway staff.
- Jul 8
Apple loses EU court challenge against gatekeeper status for App Store and iOS
The EU General Court in Luxembourg dismissed Apple's lawsuit against its designation as a digital gatekeeper under the Digital Markets Act, upholding the European Commission's authority to impose stricter rules on the iPhone maker's App Store and iOS operating system.
- Jul 6
Spanish lottery draws scheduled for Monday evening: Eurodreams, La Primitiva, Bonoloto, and ONCE
Several Spanish lottery draws are set to take place on Monday, July 6, 2026, including Eurodreams, La Primitiva, Bonoloto, and ONCE's Cupón diario and Super ONCE.
- Jul 6
ING leads consortium to acquire 40% of Spanish private bank Singular Bank from Warburg Pincus
Dutch lender ING has agreed to buy a 40% stake in Spanish private bank Singular Bank as part of a consortium deal that values the wealth manager at around €19 billion in client assets.
- Jul 5
Belgium's Socialist Party tightens ethics rules and mandates gender parity in sweeping statute overhaul
At a congress in Namur, the Parti Socialiste adopted new statutes that enforce stricter ethical oversight, mandatory gender parity in all party bodies, and a citizen panel to shape policy.
- Jul 4
Ukraine's Fedorow resigns as defence minister, blasts military leadership as protests erupt in Kyiv
Mychajlo Fedorow stepped down after a power struggle with Commander-in-Chief Olexandr Syrskyj, accusing him of blocking reforms and undermining morale. Hundreds protested in Kyiv as parliament confirmed a new prime minister.
- Jul 2
EU top court upholds €4.125 billion Android antitrust fine against Google
The EU Court of Justice dismissed Google's last challenge on Thursday, confirming a record penalty for using Android to illegally block rivals in search and browsing.
- Jul 1
Guardia Civil commander confirms Leire Díez offered him a top post in exchange for damaging UCO intel, citing orders from 'the one'
Rubén Villalba told a Madrid court that former PSOE militant Leire Díez promised to make him an advisor to the Guardia Civil chief if he supplied compromising information on the anti-corruption unit, claiming she acted on behalf of 'the one' in government.
- Jul 1
Euromillones and Bonoloto winning numbers for Tuesday, June 30, 2026
The winning numbers for Euromillones and Bonoloto draws on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, have been announced. Euromillones: 1, 8, 37, 44, 48 and stars 2, 6. Bonoloto: 6, 17, 33, 39, 43, 47, with reintegro 2 and complementario 29.
- Jun 30
Switzerland stays world's wealthiest per adult, but median wealth plunges 20% as global private wealth rises 10.8% in 2025
The latest UBS Global Wealth Report shows Swiss adults still have the highest average wealth at $910,382, but median wealth tumbled from $182,248 to $145,555 in one year, reflecting widening inequality as global private wealth grew by 10.8%.
- Jun 30
German fuel prices surge above €2 as tax discount ends, ADAC and Monopolies Commission accuse oil firms of preemptive hikes
Germany’s two-month fuel tax discount expired at midnight, and pump prices surged immediately. Criticisms mount over oil companies bringing forward the price rises and widening their margins.
- Jun 30
Germany's rail regulator forces Deutsche Bahn to open 25% of busy long-distance routes to competitors
Germany's network regulator ruled that Deutsche Bahn must reserve at least a quarter of capacity on congested long-distance routes for competitors, facilitating Italian high-speed operator Italo and FlixTrain's expansion plans from 2028.
- Jun 30
EU bans 'Seitan-Steak' and 'Veggie-Hühnchen' labels, but 'Veggie-Burger' survives final vote
EU member states gave final approval to new labelling rules that ban plant-based products from using names referring to specific animal species or meat cuts, while common terms like 'Veggie-Burger' and 'Tofu-Schnitzel' remain allowed.
- Jun 29
Spain's state lotteries draw on Monday evening, Eurodreams offers 30-year monthly salary
On Monday, 29 June 2026, Spain's state-run lottery system held its regular evening draws, including the cross-border Eurodreams, the classic La Primitiva, ONCE's daily coupon and Super Once, and the Bonoloto.
