1 June 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Germany and US agree to supply advanced weapons to Ukraine Germany and US agree to supply advanced weapons to Ukraine -
Denmark Denmark votes to join EU common defence policy The result of a referendum in Denmark on Wednesday shows voters overwhelmingly in favour of joining the EU's common defence policy 30 years after opting out -
France French minister offers mea culpa, and apology, for Champions League Final fan chaos Gérald Darmanin said there had been "sometimes unnecessary excesses" from police who fired tear gas at Liverpool supporters outside the Paris stadium. -
Culture news Actor Johnny Depp wins libel case against ex-wife Amber Heard, while Heard wins counterclaim The seven-person civil jury had to come to a unanimous decision to reach each verdict. They deliberated for about 12 hours over three days. -
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World News World Athletics calls for better air quality for Global Running Day World Athletics is launching a campaign called Every Breath Counts calling for better air quality and mobilising people around the world to demand stronger action against air pollutants. -
Europe News New EPP president Manfred Weber promises to win back voters trust Europe's biggest political group suffered a series of election loses across the continent over the past year. -
Ocean Invasive species: Are they really threatening the Mediterranean Sea and local fisheries? More than 900 species have invaded the Mediterranean Sea in recent years due to climate change and other environmental pressures. While these newcomers can seriously impact biodiversity, they also represent new economic opportunities for commercial fishing. -
Europe News Greece and Cyprus suspend COVID measures ahead of tourist season Wearing face masks is no longer compulsory in Greece and Cyprus ahead of the high tourist season. -
Qatar 365 Qatar’s farming innovations: from vertical solutions to honey production Farming in a desert climate can be hugely challenging but Qatar has been aiming to revolutionise solutions to growing crops in its dry environment. Qatar 365 reports. -
Europe News Brussels approves Poland's €35-billion recovery plan despite lingering rule of law concerns The plan was blocked for more than a year over controversial judicial reforms in Poland. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 1st – 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 Russia video said to show rocket launchers firing The Russian Defense Ministry released footage on Wednesday of what it said were Uragan multiple rocket launchers firing rounds. -
Europe News 'An abomination': Charities react as UK orders first Rwanda deportation flight The UK's first deportation flight to Rwanda is scheduled to leave on June 14. -
Travel News Airport queues could last into next summer if staffing issues aren't fixed, says top industry body As thousands of passengers face queues and delays around Europe, here are the solutions offered by the top industry body for airlines. -
Economy Croatia could adopt euro in January 2023 as Commission gives the all-clear The eurozone could grow by 4 million people on 1 January 2023, if EU leaders approve later this month the Commission's recommendation to let Croatia adopt the single currency. -
Culture news Egypt unveils massive haul of newly discovered ancient artefacts in Saqqara Egyptian archaeologists have unveiled a cache of 150 bronze statues depicting various gods and goddesses including "Bastet, Anubis, Osiris, Amunmeen, Isis, Nefertum and Hathor," along with 250 sarcophagi at the Saqqara archaeological site south of Cairo -
Europe Decoded Loss and damage: How climate reparations are pitting the North against the South Low-income countries are seeking financial compensations for the irreparable losses caused by the climate crisis. -
Destinations Cheaper than an apartment in Europe: These 6 private islands cost less than you might think You could have hectares of tropical paradise for the price of a one-bed flat in France. -
Earth News Volunteer divers clear tons of dangerous 'ghost nets' from the Greek coastline Huge carpets of nets and equipment left behind from fish farms abandoned a decade ago are posing a threat to marine life off Ithaca. A consortium of divers from across Europe is fighting back. -
No Comment Royal family's biggest fan gets ready for jubilee It takes agility to get past the thousands of commemorative pictures and tea cups piled up in the London home of Margaret Tyler, one of the UK's biggest collectors of royal memorabilia. -
Destinations Venice, Florence, Skye overtourism: How residents feel about travellers’ return A number of European cities dominate tourist itineraries. After a quiet two years, how does it feel to watch them fill up again? -
Travel News Dublin, Gatwick, Manchester: Who’s to blame for Europe’s airport chaos and what are your rights? As travellers across Europe are hit by long queues and last-minute cancellations, here are the airports - and airlines - to avoid. -
Europe News Former Qatari princess found dead at home in southern Spain Kasia Gallanio, 46, had been staying in the Spanish resort after a bitter 10-year-long custody battle with her former husband, the 73-year-old uncle of the Emir of Qatar. -
Earth News World's largest plant: Scientists 'blown away' by 180km long seagrass discovered off Australia Scientists have called for 'serious climate action' to help protect the newly-discovered world's largest plant -
Culture news K-pop supergroup BTS meet with Biden to discuss anti-Asian hate crimes Hundreds of BTS fans gather outside the White House as the K-pop band met with US President Joe Biden to discuss anti-Asian hate crimes -
Money Terra collapse: Regulators eye stablecoin safeguards and capital rules for banks' crypto holdings After the collapse of the Terra stablecoin, financial watchdogs are looking for ways to limit the risks posed by crypto to the wider financial system. -
Ukraine Russia claims mines found under bodies at Azovstal The Russian Defence Ministry said on Tuesday its forces had discovered 152 bodies of Ukrainian fighters in the underground tunnels of the Azovstal steel plant. -
Culture news Ewan McGregor, Star Wars condemn ‘horrendous’ racist messages sent to Obi-Wan Kenobi's Moses Ingram The Star Wars franchise and Ewan McGregor have thrown their support behind Obi-Wan Kenobi actor Moses Ingram, after she revealed “hundreds” of racist messages she had received on social media. -
Germany Germany to supply Kyiv with anti-aircraft missiles and radar systems German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said Wednesday that his country will supply Ukraine with modern anti-aircraft missiles and radar systems, stepping up arms deliveries amid criticism that Germany isn’t doing enough to help Kyiv in its time of need. -
Russia Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny is facing a further 15 years in jail The most prominent critic of Vladimir Putin wrote on Instagram this week that the fresh charges against him include "inciting illegal protests" and creating an "extremist group". -
No Comment Sloviansk residents describe trauma of strikes Smears of blood stain and shattered glass covered the staircase in a residential block which was an overnight missile strike on the city of Sloviansk. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 1st – 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 France bans expressions like 'e-sport' and 'streamer' in crackdown on English gaming jargon All government workers in France will be prohibited from using English gaming jargon and must use their French equivalents. -
Europe News Deutsche Bank subsidiary CEO resigns after greenwashing raid The head of DWS, a subsidiary of Deutsche Bank, has resigned, after 50 German investigators raided its offices over alleged greenwashing. -
Europe News 'It's a big deal': Experts and MEPs weigh in on EU's Russian oil ban The phase-out of seaborne crude is considered the most radical measure taken by the EU since the Ukraine war broke out. -
Earth News Ukraine's giant seed bank: What are the dangers if we lose this vital 'life insurance for mankind'? The banks have become increasingly vital to ensuring enough food is produced each season to feed 7.9 billion people as the world's weather becomes more extreme. -
Germany “Even the trees with deep roots are starting to react to the lack of water” The German capital Berlin and the surrounding areas are experiencing another dry spring. Since 2018 there simply hasn’t been enough rainfall in the region, threatening plants, and trees in the city. Residents of Berlin are trying to help the trees by watering them. #GreenWeek -
Money Estonia used to be a crypto pioneer but is now clamping down on crypto licenses. This is why New rules will make getting a crypto license harder in Estonia as Europe cranks-up regulation in the wake of the TerraUSD and Luna collapse. -
Denmark Denmark votes on Europe common defence in wake of Ukraine war Denmark is voting in a referendum today on whether or not to scrap the country's opt-out of the European common defence policy. -
Economy Finance ministers should ‘be losing sleep’ over extent of tax fraud, says chief EU prosecutor Authorities in EU countries aren’t showing enough appetite to claw back tens of billions in funds lost to fraud each year, according to the head of the EU’s financial crime agency. -
Ukraine Ukraine: Russia accuses US of 'pouring fuel on the fire' with missile shipment A Kremlin spokesman said the Biden Administration is “deliberately and diligently pouring fuel into the fire," by sending new missile systems to Kyiv. -
Conscious Travel Travelling to London this Jubilee weekend? Try hailing one of London’s 5,000 electric cabs There are now 5,000 electric black cabs in London to help you explore without it costing the earth. -
Destinations Climate change and cruise ships: Can Venice survive the rising tides? Venice’s transport, industry and tourism rely on water, but the sea is also threatening to submerge the fragile city. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 1st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Don't let Ukraine war eclipse other humanitarian crises | View Wealthy countries in Europe are using Ukrainian refugees as a pretext to cut their aid budgets just when they're needed most, warns Jan Egeland of the Norwegian Refugee Council.