9 June 2022 | Euronews
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The Cube Misleading post claims there are no school shootings in Israel because teens carry guns After calls for stricter gun control have sprung in the US, misleading posts have been circulating comparing gun ownership in Israel to America. -
Europe News Troubles over lack of food to increase, says World Food Program analyst As the war in Ukraine continues, the rise in prices of food may be impacted by extreme climate or export bans. -
Portugal Portugal's parliament makes third attempt to legalise euthanasia Previous bills to allow assisted suicide have been blocked by the country's Constitutional Court and President. -
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Russia Britons sentenced to death for fighting with Ukraine's army Two British men and one Moroccan were found guilty of mercenary activities and terrorism. -
Ecotech World’s largest vertical farm is being built in the UK and it’s the size of 96 tennis courts Comfortably larger than any other facility of this kind, it is due to open later this year. -
Football Now Why are footballers playing for longer? The average age of a professional footballer is increasing but what are the reasons behind their longevity? -
Spain Spain evacuates 2,000 people in Andalucia as authorities tackle wildfire The blaze injured three firefighters after it broke out Wednesday amid gusting winds. -
Tech News Watch: Scientists put living skin on robot that can heal when cut and has wrinkles too The skin is water-resistant, has self-healing properties, and can move and stretch with the movement of the robotic body parts. -
No Comment The war in Ukraine already has its own museum exhibition Even as war rages in other parts of the country, Ukrainians are flocking to a new exhibition in Kyiv called "Ukraine - Crucifixion". -
Ukraine A decade on, Ukraine's Euro 2012 memories are scarred by war Two of Ukraine's stadiums used for Euro 2012, which happened 10 years ago this week, have since been damaged by shelling. -
Nature Ugliest fish in the world: Here’s why saving odd-looking species from extinction is crucial The ugliest fish are the most in need of our help - here’s how our shallow beauty bias is threatening the planet. -
Europe News Watch: What has the Common Agricultural Policy brought to the EU? The Common Agricultural Policy was launched in 1962 with an objective of feeding Europeans after World War II. -
Tech News Twitter plans to have shareholder vote on Elon Musk buyout by August Elon Musk's lawyers have warned Twitter that he might walk away from the acquisition if the company fails to provide the data he seeks on spam and fake accounts. -
Destinations Croatia's Zagorje and Međimurje offer fairytale castles, culture and cuisine If culture is your thing Croatia's Zagorje and Međimurje regions are a one stop shop for wine, history and cuisine. -
My Europe Series Meet the motley crew of anarchists and anti-fascists fighting Russia in Ukraine The anti-authoritarian platoon says it is "fighting for Ukrainian society", not the government in Kyiv. -
Culture news 'Russian soldiers drink vodka, we're making music': Ukrainian musician vents rage at war through rap It is the music of war - music filled with rage and indignation about Russia's invasion of his country. Viacheslav Drofa, a Ukrainian musician who goes by the stage name 'Otoy,' is using thumping rap to recount his experiences as a soldier in the conflict with Russia. -
Culture news Spotify wants a billion users by 2030: How did a Swedish app take over the music streaming industry? As Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon announce their grand ambitions for the next ten years of Spotify, we look at what made the app such a success. -
Money PayPal adds new crypto tool allowing some users to move assets like Bitcoin to external wallets PayPal customers in the US can also send crypto to other PayPal users in seconds with no fees or network charges. -
Economy As inflation soars, Eurozone will get first interest rate hike in 11 years The European Central Bank will hike interest rates in July in a bid to tame inflation. -
Denmark Europe at epicentre of the first global energy crisis, says IEA chief One of the factors is the war in Ukraine and Europe's reliance on Russian energy imports. -
Earth News People of Gaza swim in 'crystal blue' sea again, as sewage pollution finally clears "We couldn't come before because the sea was polluted and if we did, our children used to come back home with viruses and skin diseases," says one Gazan local. -
Mobility EU lawmakers endorse ban on new petrol and diesel cars from 2035 The legislation would prohibit the sale of new cars powered by petrol or diesel. -
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Spain Algeria suspends friendship treaty with Spain over Western Sahara It is the latest blow to increasingly wobbly relations between Algiers and Madrid -
Culture news Supporting trans rights and podcasting: How Suzi Ruffell does comedy She's got a podcast and a stand-up special on Amazon but how does Suzi Ruffell navigate the world of comedy? -
Europe News UK nationals residing in EU can't vote or stand in local elections, says top court Only citizenship of an EU member state confers the right to vote or stand in an election in the bloc, the European Court of Justice ruled. -
Europe Decoded The EU needs renewables to curb Russian fossil fuel dependence. For these, it's dependent on China. About 80% of the components needed to manufacture a wind turbine are produced in China as are 97% of the silicon wafers necessary to build a solar panel. -
Culture news Pride Month: Plight of LGBTQ+ refugees in Sweden highlighted in new billboard campaign Is it fair for immigration systems in Europe to ask for proof that people are LGBTQ? -
Germany Investigators question 'mentally ill' driver after Berlin car rampage One teacher was killed, six other people sustained life-threatening injuries in the incident and another three were seriously injured. -
No Comment Singapore's i Light Festival is back after a 2-year hiatus Fireflies', an inflatable whale and colourful artworks for Singapore's festival of lights to encourage sustainability. -
France Champions League final policing was 'a failure', admits Paris' police chief French police were accused of firing tear gas and pepper spray indiscriminately at Liverpool supporters. -
Spain Court grants nationality to girl born while migrating to Europe in Spain first Leaving the girl stateless would have placed her "in a situation of inequality", the court said. -
Destinations Austria voted the cleanest place to swim in Europe: Here are 5 more wild spots to take a dip Here are the best - and cleanest - wild swimming spots to check out in Europe this summer. -
Climate Utah’s Great Salt Lake is disappearing - and it could turn the region into a toxic dust bowl The lake has already shrunk by two-thirds since the 1980s, and will have deadly human and environmental impacts if it disappears. -
Work Fast grocery delivery apps slash jobs after COVID lockdown boom The boom of fast grocery delivery services over the last few years seems to be running out of steam, with a raft of firms now cutting costs - and jobs. -
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Ukraine Fierce street-by-street combat continues in Sievierodonetsk Luhansk's Governor says Ukrainian troops are holding their positions but some may have to retreat if intense Russian shelling continues.