16 May 2022 | Euronews
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Algeria Eleven migrants die off coast of Algeria while trying to reach Europe Five other migrants, including two children, were reportedly rescued from the stricken vessel. -
France Controversy as French city Grenoble allows women to wear 'burkinis' in swimming pools Under the new rules, male and female swimmers will be allowed to appear topless or in full-body costumes for sun protection or religious beliefs. -
Sport Jake Daniels: Rare moment as UK footballer, 17, comes out as gay The 17-year-old Blackpool player is one of just a few players around the world to come out as gay. -
Greece Greek helicopter pilot given life sentence for murdering British wife The case prompted widespread outrage in Greece after the man claimed that his wife had died during a burglary. -
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Serbia Serbia’s capital Belgrade paralysed by hundreds of bomb threats Police said that no explosive devices were found and it was not clear who was behind the purported emailed threats. -
The Cube Buffalo shooting: Social media platforms under pressure after live-streamed attack The European Commission is currently developing new regulations that will force companies to better moderate content. -
Culture news Europe’s other song contest: this is Liet International, the ‘Eurovision of minority languages’ They call it the “Eurovision of minority languages,” but the title would be reductive of what Liet International actually represents. -
Europe News EU and US agree to strengthen global supply chains amid war in Ukraine The two sides were meeting in Paris for the second Trade and Technology Council. -
Travel News Car hire: Save money on your holiday rental with these top tips As the cost of fuel spirals, there are several ways to save money on your car rental while on holiday. -
No Comment More than 400 migrants rescued by Doctors Without Borders 470 migrants rescued off the coast of Libya and Malta in the past few weeks is waiting in the Mediterranean to be granted a safe port. -
Lebanon Lebanon elections: Hezbollah and allies lose majority in parliamentary vote It is the first election in Lebanon since a devastating economic crisis erupted in October 2019. -
Scenes Meet the students who marched 400 km across Portugal for climate justice "Activism is a way for us to leave our footprint on the planet and in history too. To make our own history and not just let it be told for us." -
Earth News Why is a record-breaking year of dam removals good news for Europe’s wildlife? Environmentalists are celebrating after a record 200 dams were removed from Europe’s rivers in 2021 - but there’s still a lot of work to do. -
Culture news Eurovision 2022: Russian hackers targeted contest, say Italian police Russian hackers tried to disrupt the 2022 #Eurovision Song Contest, Italian police have said. -
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Destinations All the European countries you can travel to without a test or full vaccination Unvaccinated or tired of COVID admin? Here’s our guide to the European destinations that have scrapped their entry rules. -
France Elisabeth Borne: Who is France's new prime minister and what's on her to-do list? She's only the second woman to hold the post. -
Bulgaria Bulgarian government approves plan to support companies from high energy prices Bulgaria had relied on Russia for 90% of its natural gas before Gazprom cut supplies in April. -
Climate Now How do wind farms manage climate change variability? Climate Now visits a wind turbine construction site in Spain to see how the renewable energy industry is learning to manage the growing variability of the wind. -
No Comment American NATO paratroopers undergo live fire training in Norway On 16 May, the US Department of Defense released a video showing paratroopers practicing live fire at an undisclosed location in Norway. -
My Europe Series 'Everything has changed': Inside Finland's bold bid to join NATO Finland's accession to NATO will bring in a 1,300-kilometre border with Russia, further encircling Saint Petersburg. -
Germany Scholz’s party maintains Ukraine policy despite historic state election loss The German Chancellor has been accused of indecision over the war in Ukraine. -
Destinations Looking for a romantic fairytale wedding on a budget? These UK castles could be the answer The cost of living crisis is biting all round but if you're planning a wedding you don't need to break the bank with these discount fairytale castles. -
Sweden Sweden joins Finland in announcing it wants to become a member of NATO Sweden joins Finland in announcing it wants to become a member of NATO -
Tech News Switchblade drones: What are these US-made 'kamikaze' weapons being sent to Ukraine? The US is working to equip Ukraine with cutting-edge drones that dive-bomb into their targets and can pierce through the armour of tanks. -
Europe News Hungary keeping EU 'hostage' over Russian oil ban, Lithuanian minister claims Twelve days after the Commission unveiled its plans to impose a phased embargo on Russian oil, negotiations are still dragging on. Hungary is now being accused of keeping the sanction package "hostage". -
Tech News Sisters doing it for themselves: DRC nun fed up with power outages builds own hydroelectric plant Sister Ciza’s innovation now lights up a church, convent, two schools and a local clinic. -
Culture news 10 must-see European films at this year's Cannes Film Festival 10 must-see European films at Cannes 2022 -
Money Bitcoin slips back below $30,000 as European regulators renew crypto warnings after Terra Luna crash Calls for regulation of the crypto market are growing louder after stablecoins showed their volatility in the wake of the Terra Luna collapse. -
No Comment A thick layer of orange dust covers Baghdad A thick layer of orange dust covers the capital Baghdad, making this the eighth sandstorm since mid-April for Iraq. -
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North Korea North Korea mobilises military as suspected COVID outbreak surges While it's clear COVID-19 is spreading at an alarming speed, there are questions about the accuracy of North Korea's fever tally. -
Europe News EU slashes growth forecast and predicts prices will rise faster than thought this year Brussels has been giving its economic forecast today. -
Mobility Stunning pictures as stargazers enjoy super blood moon There have been some stunning images taken. -
Money FTX chief says Bitcoin isn't efficient or green enough to have a future as a payments network: FT FTX Founder and Chief Executive Sam Bankman-Fried said Bitcoin may still have a future as "an asset, a commodity and a store of value" like gold. -
Switzerland Swiss voters have their say on Netflix, Frontex and organ donations But what did they decide? -
Culture news Eurovision: Jury results of six countries removed after ‘voting irregularities’ identified The countries which saw their jury votes removed were: Azerbaijan, Georgia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania and San Marino. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kyiv troops reach Russian border near Kharkiv The local governor and the Ukrainian military say troops restored a border marker and sent a message to President Zelenskyy: "Mr. President, we have reached it. We are at the border." -
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