2 May 2022 | Euronews
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USA ‘Libs of Tiktok’: Twitter account targets LGBT+ teachers in the U.S. A popular Twitter account with over `1 million followers is targeting teachers promoting LGBTQ+ rights and inclusive education in the U.S. -
Greece Greek man held on suspicion of kicking kitten into the sea A viral video of the incident generated outrage on social media. -
United Kingdom Despite UK crackdown plans, hundreds of migrants cross Channel in small boats The Ministry of Defense said 254 people arrived on the English coast in seven boats from northern France on Sunday, and more people were brought ashore by British lifeboats on Monday. -
Sport UEFA imposes more sanctions on Russian teams over war in Ukraine Portugal will now replace Russia at the Women's European Championships this summer. -
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Europe News Any EU country could be next victim of Russian energy cuts, says commissioner The European Commission is due to publish proposals on a potential Russian oil embargo, following a meeting of energy ministers in Brussels. -
Europe News Ukrainian school for refugee children launches in Brussels Another school will also be set up in Paris. -
Culture news Walpurgis Night: the pagan festival of bonfires, witches and Celtic folk music Walpurgis Night, a tradition celebrated on 30 April in northern Europe and Scandinavia, sees people light bonfires and sing along to Celtic folk music in order to ward off evil spirits and witches -
Europe News Unknown fate for remaining civilians in besieged Mariupol steel mill Hundreds of civilians are thought to remain in the besieged mill, despite this weekend's evacuations. -
No Comment Italy illuminated by water light festival in the Alps A water light festival with 29 big light installations about water in the mountain city Brixen in Northern Italy in the Alps. -
Scenes Qatar's first male fashion designer leads cultural change and inspires a generation "M7 is not only a building, it's an ecosystem...they believe that we can be the new voices for the creative economy here in Doha." -
Tech News Should Google, Meta and Netflix help pay for telecoms networks? Why not, says EU’s Vestager Telecoms firms argue that the cost of upgrading Europe's network should be shared more fairly with the internet giants that use them so heavily. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 2nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Germany Germany and India sign €10 billion green development deal as Modi visits Berlin Berlin is seeking New Delhi's support for the tough Western stance towards Russia over its war in Ukraine, but Narendra Modi still refrains from criticising Moscow. -
Europe News The Conference on the Future of Europe wants to change the EU in 300 ways. It might not be able to. These proposals are the conclusion of a year of work that saw hundreds of citizens come together to discuss how to make the EU work better. -
Armenia Dozens of people detained at anti-government demonstration in Armenia Protesters have called for Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to resign after he advocated a peace deal with Azerbaijan. -
Europe News French greens and left unite to face Macron before June elections France's greens and the left wing party of Jean-Luc Mélenchon have joined forces in a "historic moment" to face Macron before June's parliamentary elections. -
Europe Decoded EU anti-fake news agency starts debunking in Chinese MEPs have meanwhile called for the bloc to adopt specific sanctions for cases of foreign interference and disinformation campaigns. -
Netherlands 'Very enterprising': Four-year-old Dutch boy steals mother's car for joyride Police said they may have discovered the "new Max Verstappen". -
Climate Now Climate Now Debate: How do we boost Europe's wind sector and meet EU climate goals? With new EU initiatives increasing the wind power targets to be met by 2030, there is a huge discrepancy between current wind power production and the EU's goals. How Europe will face up to the challenge is to be discussed in a new Euronews Debate. -
No Comment Flowers bloom in war-torn Syria's battered province of Idlib Syrian children play in a field of Poppy anemone as spring blooms near Jisr al-Shughur in Syria's northwestern province of Idlib by the border with Turkey, bringing colour to the war-torn country. -
Health news Hepatitis outbreak: Three children in Indonesia died from unexplained liver condition in April The unexplained cases of liver inflammation have led to at least 17 liver transplants and four deaths among patients aged under 16. -
Tech News Bored Ape NFT team raises $285 million with metaverse project but clogs Ethereum It’s considered the “largest NFT mint in history” but it sent Ethereum gas fees - or transaction costs - sky-high. -
No Comment Clean-up in Paris after May Day protests A day after May Day demonstrations, dozens of shops clear broken windows and clean graffitied walls, after being vandalised by protesters. -
Europe News 'Absurd, delusional and dangerous': Israel slams Russian FM's comments on Nazism and Ukraine Sergey Lavrov repeated Moscow's baseless claims about 'Nazis' in Ukraine, and also stated falsely that Hitler was partly Jewish, prompting fury in Israel. -
No Comment Murals bring 'joy' to Baghdad concrete jungle Iraqi artist Wijdan al-Majed is transforming Baghdad's concrete jungle into a colourful city with murals depicting well-known figures from the war-scarred country and abroad -
This will impact your life Europeans have decided COVID-19 is over. It isn't. In a short space of time, governments have lifted most restrictions meant to contain the deadly virus. -
No Comment Crowds take part in Eid al-Fitr morning prayers To mark the end of the holy fasting month of Ramadan crowds arrive to attend Eid prayers -
Europe News Where is Transnistria and why does it matter? Three explosions rocked the pro-Russia breakaway region this week, targeting two radio towers that broadcast in Russian, sparking fears it could be dragged into the war in Ukraine. -
Europe News EU accuses Apple of abusing dominant position in the way it runs Apple Pay The European Commission says it believes Apple is preventing rivals from accessing the technology behind its mobile payment system Apple Pay. -
Culture news Muslims across the world gather to celebrate Eid-al-Fitr 2022 Muslims around the world are getting into the festive Eid spirit as the holy month of Ramadan ends -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 2nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Pegasus spyware: Spain's prime minister and defence minister's phones infected by spying software Pegasus software used to spy on activists, politicians and heads of state was behind the theft of over 11 gigabytes of data, the Spanish government said on Monday. -
Travel News Qantas announces non-stop flights from Sydney to New York and London After five years of planning, the airline said it was ordering 12 Airbus A350-1000 aircraft to operate the "Project Sunrise" flights. -
Europe News Tourism in France surges after pandemic, with Easter marking a turning point Paris and the south of France welcomed 20% more tourists over the Easter weekend compared to 2019, despite the Ukraine war and lockdowns in Asia. -
New Zealand New Zealand welcomes back tourists as pandemic rules eased Tourism has opened to about 60 visa-waiver countries, including much of Europe, more than two years after international tourism stopped altogether. -
My Europe Series Europe is bracing itself for cyber warfare, but is it ready? Despite a slew of directives and task forces, the EU faces a renewed threat amid the Ukraine war. -
Belgium Germany could cope with Russian oil embargo by end of year, says minister Diplomats say the EU is edging towards a ban on Russian oil imports by the end of 2022. A crisis meeting in Brussels is also seeking unity against Moscow's demand for gas payments in roubles. -
Work Airbnb staff can choose remote work from anywhere with no pay cut, CEO Brian Chesky announces Most staff will be able to live where they like and only go to the office if they choose to. -
Nature A mangrove revolution: How Egypt is prioritising climate projects in the run-up to COP27 COP27's host country is leading the way towards effective climate action by planting thousands of mangrove trees. But why are they important? -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russian planning to annex eastern Ukraine this month, says US A senior American official says Russia is planning to hold "sham referenda" and recognize the southern city of Kherson as an independent republic. -
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