24 May 2022 | Euronews
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USA Death toll from Texas school shooting now stands at 19 children and two adults The assault at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas was the deadliest shooting at a US elementary school since Sandy Hook almost a decade ago. -
France Mila trial: Six people convicted of harassing French teenager over anti-Islam videos The "Mila" case has generated debate in France over free speech and religious rights. -
Japan World faces 'dark hour', Biden tells Asia summit as India's Modi stays silent on Russia The US president urged a greater effort to stop Putin's aggression. “It's a global issue,” he told the “Quad” summit with Japan, Australia and India. -
Ukraine Ukraine war enters 'most active phase of full-scale Russian aggression' The battles currently being fought in eastern Ukraine could determine the whole country's fate, a Ukrainian defence ministry spokesman said on Tuesday. -
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Health news Davos 2022: Can lessons learned from the COVID pandemic prevent the next global health crisis? Preparing the world for another health crisis is a hot topic in Davos this week. Euronews Next spoke to AstraZeneca about lessons learned from COVID. -
Europe News 'When Walls Talk': Brussels exhibition retraces 100 years of European history in posters The more than 100 posters range from World War recruitment ads to posters created to comment on the various crises Europe has gone through in recent years — including terror attacks as well the euro and migrant crises. -
Euronews Witness Ukraine war: Survivors describe Russian army atrocities in the outskirts of Kyiv Following the retreat of Russian forces from near the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, Euronews' Valerie Gauriat travels to the region to look into the alleged war crimes by Russian troops against the civilian population. -
Switzerland Ukraine's former finance minister says businesses need to stop 'financing the bombs' "We need to stop fuelling the Russian economy," said former Ukrainian finance minister Natalie Jaresko. -
Moldova Former Moldovan President Igor Dodon arrested on suspicion of corruption According to the judiciary, Dodon is under is under investigation for corruption, treason, illicit enrichment, and "illegal party financing". Ten addresses were raided on Tuesday, and cash, documents and valuables seized. -
No Comment South African paraglider makes first legal flight off Everest A South African paraglider has made the first legal flight off Mount Everest, an expedition organiser said Tuesday, opening doors for "climb and fly" adventurers on the world's highest mountain. -
Switzerland EU Commission deputy: Response to Ukraine refugees showed 'Europe at its best' Margaritis Schinas made the remarks at a conference on refugees at Davos as she urged the bloc to face "reality" and agree a new policy toward migrants and asylum seekers. -
Ukraine Three months on, Russia's war in Ukraine has no end in sight Many thought it would be over in just days. A quick offensive, a government on the run, and victory declared. Instead, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has lasted three months and counting, and with no end in sight. -
Cult InClassica - the world's biggest musical observatory returns to Dubai Young orchestral talent met with musical maestros at this year’s InClassica International Music Festival in Dubai. Dubbed the ‘World’s Biggest Musical Observatory’,the four-week celebration of classical and contemporary pieces comprised of 50 renowned soloists and eleven revered conductors. -
Destinations Venice Biennale: Escape the heat with a drink at one of the city’s leafy garden cafes These garden cafés offer picturesque settings and respite from the heat for visitors to Venice this summer. -
Albania Albanian man arrested for inciting terrorism on social media The suspect allegedly used fake online profiles to call for attacks on state institutions. -
No Comment Three months of war, Kyiv residents commemorate victims As Ukraine marks three months since the start of the Russian invasion, residents in capital Kyiv have commemorated those who have been lost since the start of the conflict. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 24th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Planned Northern Ireland bill could allow rapists to go unpunished, UK victims groups warn Amnesty International says it creates a two-tier justice system and allows grave human rights violations committed during the Northern Ireland conflict to occur with impunity. -
Ukraine Ukrainian soldiers: Only total restoration of Ukraine's territory will be a victory Soldiers fighting in Ukraine told our international correspondent Anelise Borges that only the full restoration of 'territorial sovereignty' would count as a victory. -
World News EU court reinstates immunity of Catalonia's ex-president Carles Puigdemont Puigdemont and two other former ministers are still wanted in Spain for their role in the 2017 independence referendum. -
Europe News MEP barred from Israel wants EU to hit back with reciprocal measures, unless it reverses course A European Parliament's delegation to Palestine was cancelled on Monday after Israel said Manu Pineda could not enter the country. -
Work Gender pay gap: Japan will make big companies disclose wage disparities Under the new rules, Japanese companies will have to disclose women's pay as a percentage of men's. -
Tech News UK orders facial recognition firm Clearview AI to delete images belonging to UK residents The UK is the fourth European country to issue such an order against the controversial facial recognition company. -
Culture news Watch: German surfer breaks world record for biggest wave ever surfed German surfer, Sebastian Steudtner has received a Guinness World Record certificate for the biggest wave surfed in the world, for his surf on 29 October 2020 -
Europe News EU may reach deal on Russian oil ban 'in a matter of weeks', Ursula von der Leyen tells Euronews The proposed embargo has hit an impasse as Hungary demands a lengthier phase-out and extra investments to revamp its energy system. -
No Comment Taiwan high-tech showcase Computex opens in Taipei One of Asia's largest computer trade shows, Computex, kicks off in Taiwan's capital city Taipei after a 3-year hiatus due to COVID-19, as the island looks to solidify its position in the high tech industry. -
Sport West Ham footballer Kurt Zouma pleads guilty abusing his pet cat Zouma was filmed kicking his Bengal cat across his kitchen, before throwing a pair of shoes at it and slapping its head in February. -
Europe News As Sweden and Finland seek to join NATO, just 4 EU states could be left out of the alliance All four EU countries are either militarily neutral or non-aligned. -
Culture news French court drops rape case against director Luc Besson One of France's most controversial cases in the #MeToo movement has come to a potential close. -
No Comment End of an era: NYC removes last free-standing pay phone New York City marked another chapter in the slow death of the land line telephone. -
Travel News Champions League final in Paris: France travel restrictions you need to know Unvaccinated British tourists can travel to France if they take a Covid test first. -
Germany Four seriously injured after train and bus collide in southern Germany The crash on Tuesday morning at Blaustein, near the city of Ulm, saw the bus driver thrown from the vehicle before it burst into flames. -
Climate How can the class of 2022 prevent climate ‘havoc’? Be part of the solution, says UN chief António Guterres had some rousing words for Seton Hall graduates, as he accepted an honorary degree himself. -
My Europe Series Echoes of war crimes: tales of horrors on the outskirts of Kyiv Euronews correspondent Valérie Gauriat travelled to Bucha and other suburbs, the scene of a massacre by retreating Russian soldiers. -
Earth News Growing vegetables in seawater could be the answer to feeding billions Freshwater is becoming increasingly scarce and some farms are looking for alternatives. -
No Comment Taiwan man invents stroller for fish to 'explore other worlds' Jerry Huang's aquatic pets rarely feel like two lost souls swimming in a fishbowl because they get to go for regular strolls. In the Taiwanese city of Taichung, Huang can be seen pushing his latest invention: a goldfish bowl on wheels. -
Earth News Is civil unrest on the cards in Europe? An expert's view on the unfolding food crisis Is the global food system at the mercy of shocks like the war in Ukraine? This expert says yes. -
Travel News Only survivor of 2009 plane crash in the Indian Ocean testifies in Paris court The lone survivor of a historic plane crash recounts her ordeal as a 12-year-old girl hearing screams, in a courtroom in Paris. -
Travel News ‘Mammoth queues’ at Heathrow airport leave travellers in chaos Customers complained of lengthy queues at Heathrow airport yesterday and the delays are likely to continue today. -
Art London art dealer sentenced to 7 years in prison for $86m fraud A former London art dealer, who pleaded guilty to defrauding buyers out of $86m, has been jailed for 7 years. -
Switzerland Oxfam's call to governments ahead of Davos: Tax the rich The international charity has called for a small increase to taxation of the world's wealthiest which, it says, could help mitigate rising levels of poverty the world over. -
World News World Food Programme warns of mass starvation due to Russian blockade of Black Sea ports Experts have sounded the alarm that if ports around Odessa remain closed, shortages of grain, oil and other goods will trigger famine and migration crises the world over. -
Tech News Swedish 'buy now, pay later' firm Klarna to lay off 10% of staff, citing 'likely recession' Klarna's CEO told staff in a pre-recorded video message: "What we are seeing now in the world is not temporary or short-lived, and hence we need to act". -
Earth News Genetically modified tomatoes contain more vitamin D, say scientists Low vitamin D levels affect roughly 1 billion people. Could this be the solution? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 24th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Where can I see Bruce Springsteen in Europe? New 2023 tour dates announced #BruceSpringsteen has announced that he and the #EStreetband are touring Europe next year. -
Travel News Travelling across Europe by train? These are the best rail passes you can buy If you are thinking about travelling through Europe by train, a rail pass could be the best option for saving money. -
Russia Russian court upholds nine-year prison sentence for Alexei Navalny The opposition activist is now expected to be transferred to a more strict penal colony for repeat offenders to serve out his sentence. -
Earth News Climate activists in gondolas sail through Venice to protest greenwashing Greenpeace protesters are warning Venice could soon be submerged if action isn’t taken against greenwashing. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson: New 'partygate' photos emerge, as PM awaits official report The latest pictures from inside Downing Street appear to show the prime minister raising a glass at a party on a date he told parliament there had been none. -
Earth News Monkeypox: End poaching and deforestation to tackle zoonotic diseases, experts say What is a zoonotic disease? Let’s find out where monkeypox comes from and how to prevent further animal-to-human transmissions. -
Travel News Monkeypox and travel: Have any countries introduced travel restrictions? An unusual outbreak of monkeypox is causing concern in some European countries. -
Culture news Photographer Lewis Khan portrays Ukrainian mothers fleeing war - and the possessions they left with In a searing photo series released by Save the Children, four Ukrainian mothers and their young children reveal the things they took with them when they fled their besieged homes. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia 'must not be responsible for starvation of millions', says EU's von der Leyen EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen accuses Moscow of responsibility for the food crisis by "knowingly" blocking Ukraine's ports, and urges dialogue. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 24th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.