3 June 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine The first 100 days of war made people stronger, Ukrainian MP tells Euronews With Russia controlling 20% of Ukrainian territory after 100 days of the war, Inna Sovsun told Euronews "the Russian appetite will likely not stop there". -
Sport Georgian talent triumphs in epic first day of 2022 Tbilisi Grand Slam The home crowd were certainly not disappointed... -
France UEFA 'sincerely' apologises for Champions League final chaos, asks for independent review After initially blaming the problems on the late arrival of fans and fake tickets, the European football's leading body has apologised for the 29 May events. -
The Cube 100 days of war: How Russian state media are covering Ukraine invasion Over the past three months, Russian state TV has switched its narrative from praising its troops in Ukraine to discrediting Western sanctions. -
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World News Good News: Big step towards ‘quantum internet’ and a village lit up by the sea Huge leaps in science, internet and urban planning, and two other things that went well in the world. -
Europe News 'Biggest Portuguese party in Europe' returns to France after two-year hiatus The Festa de Pontault-Combault is returning for its 46th incarnation and is expected to attract around 30,000 revellers on Saturday and Sunday. -
No Comment South Africa: 'Mermaiding' is becoming a fast growing sport Mermaiding is the sport of using a monofin with a fabric tail, and learning how to 'move like a mermaid'. -
Sport Real Madrid wants 'answers' after UEFA Champions League final disorder A "wonderful festival of football", the club said, "quickly turned into a series of unfortunate events which caused outrage around the world.” -
Vatican Pope Francis's decade-long vision for the Church is finally realised in new Constitution On the 5th of June, the new Apostolic Constitution will enter into effect: for the first time, lay persons, including women, will be able to preside over the ministers of the Roman Curia. -
No Comment Views of Kyiv 100 days into Russia's invasion Views of Ukraine's capital Kyiv as the country marks 100 days since Russia's invasion. The United Nations says there will be 'no winner' from the conflict, as Moscow's forces press deeper into the eastern Donbas region on the 100th day. -
Europe News Poles told to gather firewood amid soaring energy prices The government said it was taking steps to make it easier for people to collect firewood in an effort to ease the pressure created by sky-rocketing energy bills and shortages of coal. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 3rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Elon Musk spooks markets with talk of Tesla job cuts and 'super bad feeling' about the economy The billionaire entrepreneur has a "super bad feeling" about the economy, according to an email seen by Reuters. -
Europe News Queen's platinum jubilee 2022: What has happened so far? On day three of the Jubilee, a colourful street pageant celebrating Queen Elizabeth II's life and highlighting Britain's diversity paraded through central London. Buckingham Palace prepares for a star-studded concert and Prince Harry's daughter Lilibet celebrates her first birthday. -
Europe News ‘Not acceptable’: Xavier Bettel lashes out at Viktor Orbán over Kirill's removal from EU sanctions The Luxembourg Prime Minister texted Viktor Orbán to say he was "not amused" by Hungary's "unacceptable" last minute objection to the new sanctions package. -
World An ‘eye-opening’ discovery: Jazz drummer Gregory Hutchinson discovers ancestral past An ‘eye-opening’ discovery: Jazz drummer Gregory Hutchinson discovers ancestral past -
Europe News With the war raging, the European Green Deal finds itself at a crossroads | View The EU has an opportunity to deepen its unity and establish itself as an anchor for global security, argues Laurence Tubiana. -
No Comment Police disperse Khartoum protest with tear gas Police used tear gas to disperse protesters who took to the streets of the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, on Thursday ahead of the third anniversary of a crackdown on mass sit-ins in which dozens of peaceful protesters were killed. -
No Comment Arrivals for service to mark queen's platinum jubilee Members of Britain's royal family on Friday arrived at St. Paul's Cathedral in London for a service honoring Queen Elizabeth II’s 70 years on the throne. -
No Comment Garbage recyclers protest in front of Coca-Cola headquarters in Buenos Aires Amidst a mountain of empty bottles, garbage recyclers protest in front of Coca-Cola headquarters in Buenos Aires as part of their demand for a "packaging law" that introduces the principle of extended producer responsibility. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: More Russian sanctions drama and Denmark votes In a historic referendum, 67 per cent of the Danish people voted in favour of scrapping the opt-out from EU security and defense policy after 30 years. -
Germany At least five people killed after regional train derails in southern Germany The accident occurred near the Alpine ski resort town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. -
Money ‘Crypto winter’ freezes hiring at Gemini and Coinbase after Terra crash and Bitcoin slump Cryptocurrencies are known for their volatility but cryptos have lately been hit especially hard. -
Home Can floating cities help coastal communities threatened by rising sea levels? This company has designed a flood-proof “floating city” model it says could bring safety to millions of people threatened by rising sea levels. -
Europe News German MPs set to approve massive military spending spree The decision is expected to easily pass in the lower house of the Bundestag today and comes in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
No Comment Queen lights first Platinum Jubilee beacon Britain's Queen Elizabeth II triggered the lighting of a chain of ceremonial beacons on Thursday as part of festivities bringing an end to an eventful first day of celebrations for the monarch's Platinum Jubilee. -
Nature Back from the brink of extinction: The Spix’s macaws are returning to the wild A team of international experts is experimenting with something that has never been done before: successfully re-introducing a nearly-extinct bird species into the wild. -
Rethink Is solar-powered desalination the solution to the world’s growing water crisis? Water scarcity is a threat to billions of people worldwide. This company is harnessing the power of the sun and the ocean to make a difference. -
No Comment 'It's too f***** windy, mate!' Dover's beacon lighters struggle against strong breeze Two men tasked with lighting the Dover Town Beacon to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, struggled against breezy conditions on Thursday night, June 2. Around 3,500 beacons were being lit up across the United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries. -
Europe News Afghan evacuees stuck in US base face uncertain fate The fate of some Afghans who were evacuated from their country to a United States base in the Balkans remains up in the air. -
Art Man who was 'mad at his girl' smashes over $5 million of ancient Greek artefacts at US museum 21-year-old man Brian Hernandez told the police he was upset "at his girl" when he broke into the Dallas Museum of Art through a window and smashed millennia-old artworks valued at millions. -
USA US president makes impassioned plea for ban on assault weapons Ten days after 19 children and two teachers were massacred by a teenage gunman in Uvalde, Texas, US President Joe Biden has asked that "common sense" prevails in the debate on gun control legislation. -
Slovakia EU accession process standards must be met, von der Leyen says European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has said there will be no shortcuts to joining the European Union. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 3rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine 100 days of war in Ukraine: The most defining moments in pictures A selection of photographs that tell the world about Russia's war in Ukraine -
Russia Fire engulfs Moscow business centre, people feared trapped Authorities said 125 people have been evacuated from the building, with rescue crews searching for anyone who might still be inside. -
Europe Decoded Fair deal or cave in? Brussels' green light of Poland's recovery plan reveals loopholes The agreement with Brussels doesn't include the automatic reversal of the decisions taken by the disciplinary chamber. -
World News Material world: redesigning the fashion industry's environmental impact Activists, designers and consumers say the fashion industry needs to cut its cloth to meet green targets #GreenWeek -
Ukraine NATO warns the war in Ukraine could continue for a long time It has been 100 days since Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his troops to invade Ukraine and NATO has warned the war could last a long time. -
Tech News 100 days of war in Ukraine: Stories of the rise and resilience of the nation's tech sector Euronews Next spoke to Ukrainian tech executives to find out how the sector has adapted to the conflict. -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II to miss Jubilee service amid 'discomfort' Buckingham Palace announced late Thursday that the queen would not attend a thanksgiving church service Friday, after experiencing “some discomfort” at events on Thursday. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 3rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News View: Climate change has a price. Water should too Catarina de Albuquerque, CEO of the global partnership Sanitation and Water for All, explores whether water should be free. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Biden says 'negotiated settlement' needed to end the war The US president made his comments on the 100th day since Russian forces invaded Ukraine on 24 February, launching the bloodiest conflict in Europe in decades.