13 May 2022 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Unionists block new Northern Ireland government over Brexit trade rules The Democratic Unionist Party's move deepens Northern Ireland's political deadlock, which is fueling a UK-EU feud. -
Israel Israel police beat pallbearers at Al Jazeera journalist's funeral Shireen Abu Akleh was shot in the head during an Israeli military raid in the West Bank town of Jenin on Wednesday. -
United Arab Emirates UAE leader Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed dies, aged 73 The monarch, who oversaw much of the UAE's economic growth, had been in poor health for a number of years. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: EU celebrates its foundation as war rages in Ukraine Monday saw European leaders gather on Europe Day at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. -
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Culture news Eurovision: Ukraine's lead singer on making music amid the horrors of war Ukraine is this year's hot favourite to win this year's Eurovision song contest. We meet the man who leads the Kalush Orchestra as the final draws near. -
Ukraine On the ground in Mykolaiv, a shelled city in Southern Ukraine Euronews' international correspondent describes what it is like in Mykolaiv, a shelled city in Southern Ukraine -
Europe News Russian solider, 21, on trial for murdering civilian in Ukraine war In a watershed moment, a Russian soldier has gone on trial in Ukraine, after he was accused of murdering an elderly civilian. -
Culture news Eurovision: Who are the five hot favourites for song contest glory? The bookmakers have shortened the odds on five very different acts which are predicted to do well in Torino. -
Work Spain's menstrual leave: The countries that have already tried and tested days off for period pain As Spain debates days off work for period pain, here’s a list of the countries that already tried offering "menstrual leave". -
Culture news Here's why you should be watching the Eurovision Song Contest 2022, according to superfans We spoke to some of the Eurovision Song Contest's biggest fans to find out why they love it so much, and why other people should be watching the final this Saturday -
Earth News Norway turns its back on gas and oil to become a renewable superpower Oil and gas firms have lined up to develop renewables in Norway. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 13th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Israeli riot police at journalist's funeral procession Recent days have seen an outpouring of grief from across the Arab world over the death of AL Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. Large crowds attended her funeral Friday amid a heightened Israeli police presence. -
Climate What’s behind the surprising growth of one Antarctic ice sheet? Scientists think changing wind patterns and floating sea ice has led to the growth of ice sheets in eastern Antarctica. -
No Comment Hundreds of amateur musicians rock out ahead of Paris concert "It's one of the happiest days of my life": Betty Boin, a civil servant by day, and a drummer and guitarist in her free time, rehearses, with dozens of other amateur musicians, at the Stade de France venue on the outskirts of Paris. Saturday, she will join over 1,000 musicians on the lawn. -
World Angola’s Formigas basketball school: shaping kids for life Hard-working like the ants they’re named after, Angola’s Formigas do Cazenga are a basketball team and school preparing inner-city kids in Luanda for a better life. -
Ukraine 'This building is like a monument from Russia’s world' They were the words of a civil servant as he stood in the remains of a bombed government building in southern Ukraine. -
Money Global crypto regulation body likely in next year as COVID-19, climate and crypto top concerns The wild volatility of cryptocurrency markets this week has alarmed financial watchdogs, and clearer rules may be coming soon. -
Travel News Are Jet2’s €1 holidays too good to be true? Here’s what you need to know about the amazing deal One previous winner of the airline’s ‘bid for a break’ competition bagged herself an all-inclusive stay in Crete for 23 cents. -
Croatia Currency call: MPs back law introducing euro in Croatia from 2023 It will eventually replace the Croatian kuna. -
Mobility First image of the 'gentle giant' supermassive black hole at centre of the Milky Way revealed It's only the second time scientists have managed to capture a black hole on camera. -
Destinations Greek tourism industry bounces back despite Europe's cost of living crisis The Greek tourism industry is getting ready for a busy summer season, but many small business owners are worried about the rising cost of living. -
Earth News COP15: The UN conference pushing to protect land and address climate migration At a UN conference in Cote d'Ivoire, 196 countries are looking for solutions to the land degradation, deforestation and desertification that are fueling food insecurity and climate migration. -
Earth News Wild boars are ravaging Rome, here’s how locals are fighting back The Italian capital is under siege as wild boars eat from bins and attack residents. -
Europe News Sweden joining NATO would 'deter the threat of military conflict in northern Europe', says report A formal decision on whether Sweden will join NATO is expected in the coming days. -
Europe News Talks on an EU-wide Russian oil ban could drag on until end of May, diplomats tell Euronews Hungary, Slovakia, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic are against the timeline of banning Russian oil imports by the end of the year. -
Destinations Philippines: Why you should visit the tropical archipelago with 7,641 islands Here's why you should visit the Southeast Asian archipelago with the world's best diving. -
Art Thousands of museums open their doors at night for European Night of Museums - May 14 Visit icon museums at night on European Night of Museums - May 14 -
Nature 'Giant' stingray discovered in the Mekong, shining a light on the river's biodiversity While the discovery was welcomed, marine biologists warned that the biodiversity of the area was under threat. -
My Europe Series From anti-vax to pro-Putin, how conspiracy theorists are backing Russia's war in Ukraine Known for their large and sometimes violent anti-COVID-19 vaccination protests, some vaccine sceptics in Austria, encouraged by the extreme right, are now supporting Putin's Russia and its war against Ukraine. -
Tech News Elon Musk says his Twitter takeover bid is now on hold pending details on fake accounts Tesla boss Elon Musk tweeted that his plans to buy the social media platform were on pause over reports about the number of bots and fake accounts. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 13th – 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 has become aggressive and bellicose amid Ukraine war, says Russia's Lavrov It comes as the EU announced it was giving Ukraine another €500 million to buy heavy weapons to fend off Moscow's invasion. -
Culture news In pictures: Ukrainian circus troupe stuck in Italy vows to keep performing Performers with Kyiv's Elysium circus were unable to go home in March after Russia invaded Ukraine. -
Residences From Paris to Corfu, these are the top-rated European hotels on Tripadvisor This year’s award winners feature family-friendly Greek resorts, and a boutique Italian B&B in a former 15th century convent. -
Ukraine Boy, 15, survives the attack that killed his father in front of him Yura Nechyporenko, now 15, and his father Ruslan were on their bicycles in Bucha near Kyiv when they were stopped by a lone Russian soldier. Yura survived. Ruslan did not. -
My Europe Series As Serbia climbs press freedom rankings, opposition journalists still fear abuse Critical journalists have faced rising violence and harrassment and few of the perpetrators have ever been brought to justice. -
Health news How common is long COVID and is Europe underestimating this ‘pandemic within the pandemic'? Millions of people across Europe could be suffering from long COVID. Experts want more resources to be put into investigating the condition and how to treat it. -
Moments Visit this Czech mountain resort for the longest pedestrian bridge ever Czech Republic opens their record-breaking ‘Sky Bridge’ today. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 13th – 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: Defence minister says 'no swift end to war in sight' Writing on social media, Oleksii Reznikov said that Western weapons would take some time to begin turning the tide in Ukraine’s favour.