11 May 2022 | Euronews
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Mobility Inside the 'Flying Kremlin': What does Russia's 'Doomsday plane' mean for the war in Ukraine? Designed to operate in the event of a nuclear attack, the sight of Russia's 'Doomsday plane' is being seen as a message for Ukraine's western allies. -
Slovenia Slovenia's largest party says it has agreed to form coalition government Robert Golob is set to be appointed Prime Minister next month after winning April's election. -
No Comment Artists react to the war in Ukraine Every night Darya Koltsova sits down on the floor of the exhibition space in a basement in central Berlin, and picks up a slab of clay and starts to make small children's heads. -
The Exchange Sustainable and stylish: meet the brands looking to attract consumers away from fast fashion The fashion industry is a €2.8 trillion behemoth that includes everything from clothing to bags, shoes to sportswear. But it all comes at a high environmental cost. -
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Destinations This Swedish holiday island could be on the verge of Russian invasion A paradise island of sandy beaches and sculptural sea stacks could become the new frontline against Russia. -
Travel News Arabian Travel Market aims to attract European tourists to the Middle East What is the future of travel in Arabian countries? We find out from the experts. -
Art UK's first queer history museum opens its doors The UK’s first LGBTQ+ history museum has opened its doors in London, commemorating and celebrating queer histories from across the country. -
Culture news The Holocaust survivors who waited until now to tell their stories These survivors have waited almost 80 years to tell their Holocaust stories. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 11th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Cost of living crisis: Italy, Germany and Ireland are the first to cut public transport prices Some European governments have cut the prices of train, bus and tram tickets to help citizens cope with the cost of living crisis. -
No Comment Traces of the Ukraine-Russia war are exhibited in the museum While the third section is reserved for the belongings in the shelter where the civilians stayed for a month in the city of Hostomel in the Kyiv region, the last section of the exhibition includes the traces of the attacks carried out by the Russian army on various cities. -
World News Ukraine halts Russian gas exports to Europe at eastern transit point Kyiv has accused Russian-backed forces of siphoning off gas and has halted exports, threatening future European supplies. -
No Comment Giant endangered stingray released into Mekong River in Cambodia An endangered giant freshwater stingray inadvertently hooked by Cambodian fishermen is released unharmed to the Mekong River. -
Art Bob Dylan's biggest sculpture to date unveiled in Provence vineyard Singer-songwriter Bob Dylan has unveiled his largest sculpture to date, entitled Rail Car. The piece will be permanently exhibited at Château La Coste, a 600-acre sculpture park in Provence. -
Europe Decoded Video: How the cost of Ukraine's reconstruction will eclipse the entire Marshall Plan Economic losses from the war could total up to $600 billion, including $100 billion alone to rebuild key infrastructure. -
Europe News What have we learned from the Conference on the Future of Europe? | View Professor Alberto Alemanno examines the lessons learned from the citizen-driven, bottom-up process to reform the EU. -
Germany EU-wide ban on Russian oil would threaten German refinery's future "Our existence is in play," one worker told Euronews. -
Culture news Back to the Future DeLorean and Star Wars X-wing up for auction More than 1,800 items from Hollywood's biggest hits are expected to bring in more than $9m (€8.5m) -
Travel News 4,000 flights cancelled by Scandinavian Airlines - is yours one of them? Scandinavian Airlines is the latest carrier to announce widespread disruptions over the summer. -
Travel News Face masks to be scrapped on flights in Europe - this is when the law comes into force The ECDC and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency announced the joint decision on Wednesday. -
Sweden UK promises to defend Sweden, Finland, as PM Johnson signs security pledge The UK prime minister first met with his Swedish counterpart Magdalena Andersson, before arriving in Helsinki for talks with President Sauli Niinistö. -
This will impact your life Here's how the EU's plan to tackle online child abuse could impact your privacy Privacy activists are sounding the alarm over the European Commission's plans to clamp down on online child abuse, warning that it would usher in "mass surveillance" in the bloc. -
No Comment Chance to stay in windmill of the Moulin Rouge Get the Parisian experience of staying inside the windmill of the 2001 movie and current Broadway hit "Moulin Rouge." -
Culture news Europe's best LGBTQ+ museums celebrating queer history To celebrate the opening of the UK's first permanent LGBTQ+ museum, we take a look at the queer museums of Europe. -
Health news Unexplained hepatitis cases rise to 348 worldwide as WHO looks into role of COVID The World Health Organization says there are now at least 348 cases of hepatitis of unknown origin around the world, mainly affecting children. -
Earth News View: Solar energy is cheap, fast and infinitely available, why are we not using more of it? "We have still barely even scratched the surface of solar’s true potential to revolutionise the global power system," says Dr Harald Överholm. -
Money Crypto exchange Coinbase's disappointing results do not mean firm faces bankruptcy risk, says CEO The company said in the event of bankruptcy, crypto assets held by the exchange could be considered property of the bankruptcy proceedings. -
Russia Russian diplomats get cold shoulder across Europe amid anger over war Across Europe's capitals, Russian diplomats are facing a more challenging environment, with diplomatic expulsions by governments, protests by individual citizens and service denials by companies. -
No Comment Vigils in West Bank for killed Al Jazeera journalist Dozens gathered in the West Bank city of Hebron to condemn the killing of Al Jazeera journalist, Shireen Abu Akleh, who was shot and killed while covering an Israeli raid in the occupied West Bank town of Jenin early Wednesday. -
No Comment Dozens protest in Panama over disappearances of women More than a hundred people protest in Panama City over the disappearances of more than 15 women in the past year. -
No Comment Convoy of civilians destroyed near Kharkiv Several civilians have been killed in the Kharkiv region attempting to evacuate from a frontline village. -
Russia Maria Alyokhina: Pussy Riot member disguises herself as food courier to flee Russia She then crossed the border into neighbouring Belarus and a week later was able to cross into Lithuania, after several attempts. -
Earth News Solar panels could be on all Europe's public buildings by 2025, in phase out of Russian fossil fuels Solar costs have plunged by more than 80% over the last decade, but the technology produced only 5% of EU electricity in 2020. -
No Comment North Carolina beach house collapses into the ocean during severe coastal flooding An unoccupied beach house on the North Carolina Outer Banks collapsed into the ocean on Tuesday, May 10, amid severe coastal flooding. -
Ecotech Largest solar car park in the world opens at famous Dutch music festival Spanning 350,000 square metres, this solar-powered car park can generate green energy and help grass grow. -
Destinations Georgia: Explore the Black Sea region where beaches and snowy peaks collide Sat at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, the Georgian region of Adjara is a haven for eco-tourists. -
My Europe Series What do we know about Macron's idea for a two-tier Europe? Critics say Macron's plan is just an attempt to appease non-EU countries waiting in the wings, some of whom have been in the candidacy queue for years now. -
Destinations Turin: The ultimate travel guide to the host city of Eurovision 2022 The mountainous Italian city of Turin is great for food, culture and hiking. -
Europe News Explained: Why EU countries are at odds over treaty changes Supporters of treaty changes say that it will make the EU quicker to respond to crises like COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine but opponents say it will take too much political energy that's currently needed elsewhere. -
Europe News UK PM Johnson visits Finland and Sweden ahead of NATO decision Both countries are considering joining the security alliance in order to benefit from its collective defence protection. -
Money Bitcoin below $30,000: Is the crypto crash threatening the financial system? As Bitcoin and other digital currencies become more mainstream, what is the risk that a crypto selloff can shake traditional financial markets? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 11th – 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 Google is paying more than 300 publishers in the EU for news with more on the horizon The deal was announced by the tech giant in a blog post, but it didn’t specify how much publishers were to be paid. -
Israel Shireen Abu Akleh: Al Jazeera journalist dies after being shot covering Israeli raid Al Jazeera journalist dies after being shot covering Israeli raid -
Art 'Dreamachine': London's trippy immersive experience that lets you see art with your eyes closed Conjured entirely by light and music, a new experience titled 'Dreamachine' promises to unfold a colourful world of patterns and shapes behind visitors closed eyes -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 11th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Prosecutor to hold first war crimes trial of captured Russian soldier The 21-year-old is accused of killing an elderly Ukrainian man during the first few days of the Russian invasion.