10 May 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Leonid Kravchuk: Ukraine's first President dies aged 88, says Kyiv Kravchuk was a driving force in Ukraine’s declaration of independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. -
Portugal Portugal investigates alleged misuse of Ukrainian refugees' personal data Two pro-Russian members of an association had reportedly photocopied the documents of Ukrainian refugees. -
Tech News Facial recognition company Clearview AI permanently banned from selling data to private companies The controversial facial recognition company fell afoul of the law in the US state of Illinois for sharing biometric data without consent. -
Culture news Eurovision 2022: Ukraine among 10 to reach the final as world's biggest pop music contest kicks off Tuesday's first semifinal saw 10 acts out of 17 win enough votes to perform in the final on Saturday. -
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Tech News Elon Musk says he would reverse former US president Donald Trump's Twitter ban The Tesla and SpaceX CEO made the comments at an event on Tuesday held by the Financial Times. -
Destinations Ibiza: How this Balearic island is moving from nightlife capital to green champion Ibiza could be set to ditch its nightlife image, as new sustainability legislation provides a pathway for a greener future in the Balearics. -
Europe News Ukrainian ambassador: EU countries should be ready for 'economic sacrifices' to stop Russia In an interview with Euronews, Vsevolod Chentsov says he's disappointed with Hungary for blocking the EU ban on Russian oil. -
Europe Decoded A week on, the EU appears no closer to a Russian oil embargo Unlike other rounds of sanctions against Moscow approved swiftly by member states, these talks have been slow and optimism is diminishing. -
Europe News Don't forget Syria, says EU foreign policy chief as international community raises over €6bn The sixth annual conference on supporting the future of Syria was held in Brussels on Tuesday. -
Syria Crisis in Syria 'much worse' as prices rise due to Ukraine war, UNICEF says "Families are really struggling to bring food to the table," UNICEF's Juliette Touma told Euronews. -
Germany Germany's Scholz warns UK against 'unilateral' change to post-Brexit accord in Northern Ireland London says the deal is "not tenable" in its current form and Northern Irish unionists are refusing to take part in a power-sharing administration unless it is scrapped. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 10th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Pulitzer Prizes honour Ukraine journalists and coverage of Capitol insurrection This year's Pulitzer Prize winners have been announced, with awards going to the best in US journalism and literature. -
No Comment Sri Lankan troops, burned out vehicles on capital's streets after deadly violence Sri Lankan troops are deployed on the streets in the capital Colombo to enforce a curfew after the outbreak of deadly violence following weeks of protests over an unprecedented economic crisis. -
Ukraine German foreign minister Baerbock pledges to 'ensure justice' on visit to Ukraine Baerbock is the first German minister to visit Ukraine since the beginning of the war. -
No Comment Afghan women protest decree to cover faces About a dozen women chanting "burqa is not my hijab" protested in the Afghan capital Tuesday against the Taliban's order for women to cover fully in public, including their faces. -
My Europe Series Meet the hacker fighting Russia from the comfort of his own home Meet the hacker fighting Russia from the comfort of his own home -
Sweden Ahmadreza Djalali: Iran rules out prisoner swap with Sweden before academic's execution The Swedish-Iranian researcher will be executed and will not be exchanged, the Iranian judiciary said. -
Sport Erling Haaland: Manchester City agree transfer with Borussia Dortmund Terms still have to be agreed with the player. -
Earth News Pakistan bridge is swept away in severe flash flooding Pakistan recorded its hottest April in decades with Jacobabad touching 49C. -
Lithuania Lithuanian MPs unanimously call Russia's war in Ukraine a 'genocide' All 128 lawmakers voted in favour of the resolution, which labels Russia a terrorist state. -
Europe Decoded The EU may have reached its 'whatever it takes' moment. Draghi's famous "whatever it takes" comments helped save the euro. Can these words once more bring unity as the bloc deals with war on its doorstep and a crippling energy crisis? -
Tech News Russia led major cyberattack on European broadband network just before Ukraine invasion, says West An attack against a satellite broadband firm that disrupted Internet connections across Europe was the work of Russian military intelligence. -
Germany Politically motivated crime in Germany reaches new high in 2021 It was the highest number of offences recorded since they began reporting statistics in 2001. -
Spain Pegasus spyware: Spain's intelligence chief dismissed over phone hacking scandal The agency has been under fire for spying on Catalan separatists and also failing to discover that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez had been hacked. -
Moments The most unique Spanish festivals - hyper-local parties worth travelling for Where to go in Spain for 10 of the country’s most unique festivals, from Catalonia’s human towers to paella tasting and Rioja wine fights. -
No Comment Pakistan bridge swept away in flash flooding Flash floods sweep away one of the main bridges in northern Pakistan setting off alarms about increased glacial lake outburst floods due to the rise in temperatures in the country. -
Earth News As wildfires engulf Russian region, Putin urges authorities to take stronger action to prevent them Fires that have broken out across south-western Siberia in Russia have killed at least 10 people and damaged hundreds of buildings this week. -
Culture news Meet Ukraine's 'King of the Streets': the last skateboarder in war-torn Kramatorsk Amid destroyed buildings and air raid sirens, 18 year-old Roman Kovalenko still skates the empty streets of Ukraine's eastern Kramatorsk -
Earth News Queen's Speech: Road-blocking protestors could be jailed for a year under harsh new UK law Changes to the law were previously thrown out by the UK’s House of Lords but are set to return under the new Queen’s Speech plan. -
No Comment Russia fires hypersonic missiles at Odesa Russia pounded away at Ukraine’s vital southern port of Odesa, Ukrainian officials said on Tuesday, as they announced they found the bodies of 44 civilians in the rubble of a building in the northeast that was destroyed weeks ago. -
Europe News To join or not to join? Sweden and Finland to reveal NATO decisions Vladimir Putin cited NATO expansion as a reason for the Ukraine war. But the invasion could spark more countries to join. -
Tech News Twitter takeover: Musk says he’s ‘exactly aligned’ with new EU rules tackling illegal online content The Tesla boss told European officials he backed the EU's DSA regulations ahead of his planned buyout of social platform Twitter. -
Ecotech G7 countries commit to banning imports of Russian oil. Is fermented fuel the answer? Wheat husks, pulped sugar beets and onion peelings could help curb Europe’s energy crisis, as farmers brew up biogas from agricultural waste. -
No Comment Police and protesters clash in Philippines capital after presidential elections Police and protesters clash near the HQ of the Commission of Elections, or Comelec, in the Philippines capital Manila as demonstrators rally against alleged electoral fraud in the national elections. -
Culture news Nick Cave son death: how tragedy has shaped the artist's life Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' frontman's eldest son has been confirmed dead, just seven years after the death of his son, Arthur. -
No Comment Mapping Show on the facade of Gaudi's Casa Batlló in Barcelona The famous modernist building Casa Batlló in Barcelona - a masterpiece of Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi - illuminated its unique façade with a video mapping projection on Saturday night May 7th, which attracted more than 47,000 people. -
Climate Copenhagen's unusually high benches are raising the alarm on climate change These benches are 1 metre higher than they should be and the sea level in Denmark soon could be too. -
Culture news Warhol's iconic Marilyn Monroe painting sells for €185 million, breaking 2 records Andy Warhol’s iconic Marilyn Monroe portrait sells for a record $195m (€185m), shattering the auction record for an American artist -
Germany Defence minister slammed over trip with son in army helicopter Germany's defence minister has been criticised for travelling with her son in a military helicopter. -
United Kingdom Watch: Prince Charles replaces Queen for UK parliament speech The queen pulled out due to “mobility issues”. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 10th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News EU ban on Russian oil: Orban-VDL talks fail to produce a breakthrough European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen flew to Budapest to discuss the ban on Russian oil but said "further work is needed". -
Earth News View: A climate activist has set themselves on fire. What should those of us still here do next? In the wake of the climate activist's death, Rupert Read explores the historical and religious context asking what the rest of us should do now. -
No Comment Egypt's ancient 'zar' ritual puts exorcism on stage At Cairo's Makan Cultural Centre, the Mazaher ensemble performs a lighter version of "zar", an music and dance ritual with centuries-old roots, that aims to ward off or exorcise jinn, or evil spirits. -
Mobility Uber shares slump on company’s plans to cut spending, treat hiring as ‘privilege’ The rideshare company's stock price has fallen over 43 per cent since it first went public in 2019. -
Moldova Moldova is Ukraine's most fragile neighbour, says UN chief Antonio Guterres There are fears the war in Ukraine could spread to Moldova's pro-Russia breakaway region of Transnistria -
Culture news 'It’s too much circus': Eurovision's first ever female conductor on the Song Contest now and then The year was 1973, the venue was Luxembourg, and Swedish composer and conductor Monica Dominique was about to make musical history. -
Money Ukraine war: The EU is proposing a Russia oil embargo but what could the US do to tighten sanctions? The EU is proposing a new package of sanctions on Russia, including an oil embargo. Where does that leave its Western allies? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 10th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Odesa could become the next Mariupol, city's mayor tells Euronews Gennadiy Trukhanov accused Russia of the indiscriminate shelling of civilian areas and told Euronews that Odesa could become "the next Mariupol". -
Climate 'Fifty-fifty chance' global warming hits 1.5°C by 2026, warn scientists The latest climate update from the WMO shows the planet is teetering on the edge of dangerous global warming.