20 June 2022 | Euronews
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World News World Refugee Day: UN says climate change and Ukraine war driving up numbers "I had a right to build a better future, it wasn't possible to do that in Somalia." Abdullahi Ahmed, now a councillor in Turin, spoke to delegates on UN World Refugee Day. -
The Cube Doctored headline wrongly states 500 million refugees are about to arrive in Europe A fake headline attributed to the New York Post has been circulating on social media claiming that 500 million refugees from Africa will soon be arriving in Europe. -
Georgia Tens of thousands rally in Tbilisi to demand EU membership Pro-EU and opposition groups had called for a "march for Europe", days after the European Commission recommended waiting before granting Tbilisi candidate status. -
Israel Israeli government dissolves parliament and calls fifth election in three years PM Naftali Bennett's fragile coalition government lost its majority earlier this year and has faced various rebellions in recent weeks. -
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Spain Spain's Popular Party boosted by Andalusia victory 18 months before general election The Spanish conservative party won an outright victory on Sunday in key regional elections in this southern former Socialist stronghold. -
Europe Decoded Analysis: What is the impact of France's legislative elections on Macron Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges breaks down why France's legislative election results came as a blow to Macron. -
No Comment Extinction Rebellion demonstrators protest in front of the European Commission Climate activists from the Extinction Rebellion movement demonstrate in front of the European Commission to call for the recognition of "ecocides" by the European Union -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Five things you need to know on Monday From Sievierodonetsk "engulfed in fire" due to Russian shelling to the EU calling Russia's blockade of Ukrainian grain exports a "war crime", these are the five latest and most important developments. -
Culture news What on earth is rave aerobics? Like the idea of dancing to 200 BPM music in fancy dress? Leni Wolf does. -
Scenes Meet the artist preserving tribal tattoos in India "If I learn, I can pass this knowledge on to people. This is how our dying art will be revived again." -
No Comment Arena di Verona celebrates 99 years with Verdi`s Aida Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida, a symbol of the Opera Festival, was performed at the Arena of Verona on Saturday night, the second day of the opening weekend. -
Smart Regions Promote urban ecomobility with vouchers and methods to prevent bike theft The city of Pisa has launched a new app with the help of the European Union to encourage collective and carbon neutral transport. -
World Algeria invests in its youth to boost human development and economic growth More and more Algerians are graduating from universities and the country wants to keep them in the country. -
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Travel News Rail strikes: Thousands of trains cancelled as UK's biggest staff walkout in 30 years begins People are being urged not to travel as more than 200,000 people prepare to head to Glastonbury Festival in Somerset this weekend. -
Europe News National strike sees Brussels airport cancel all outgoing flights Around 80,000 people are said to have taken part in the protests in Belgium on Monday. -
Culture news "Why did you leave?": The London play that unpicks intergenerational questions on immigration Mamet Leigh draws on his experiences of leaving Iran for the UK in an upcoming play in London. -
No Comment Russian strike damages Kharkiv veterinary academy A Russian strike damaged the building of Kharkiv's State Zoo Veterinary Academy on Sunday. -
Europe News Is Macron's influence in the EU weakened following Sunday's elections? The newly re-elected French president failed to hold on to his absolute majority in the National Assembly. -
"We have to learn to wait" - designer Ozwald Boateng's vision of an eco-friendly fashion business The fashion business needs to get closer to its clients if it is to become environmentally sustainable, celebrated designer Ozwald Boateng tells Euronews. -
Culture news 'Sad statistics': How Ukrainian culture is being destroyed by war Ukraine has claimed Russia is trying to "destroy the identity and historical memory of Ukrainian people" - an allegation Moscow denies. -
Europe News Consensus builds around Ukraine's EU bid ahead of crucial summit in Brussels Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands and Portugal are among the latest countries to support granting Ukraine candidate status. -
Culture news Stranded in Iran: Refugee theatre-maker Peyvand Sadeghian on the experience that shaped her career Peyvand Sadeghian will soon star in shows on Netflix and Amazon Prime, but how did her childhood in Iran shape her career? -
Europe News EU should arm Ukrainian ports to solve food crisis, Lithuania minister says The impact of Russia's aggression on Ukraine on food security is the main item on the agenda of the meeting held in Luxembourg on Monday as about 20 million tonnes of wheat and other grains remain stuck in Ukraine because of the war. -
Culture news In pictures: What is summer solstice and how is it celebrated around the world? What exactly does this celestial event entail, and how do people across the globe commemorate it? -
Russia Anger as Lithuania bans transit of goods to Russia exclave Kaliningrad “This decision, indeed unprecedented, is a violation of everything and then some," said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. -
Earth News A melting glacier could force Nepal to move its Everest base camp by 2024 Around 1,500 people visit the Everest base camp every year but a melting glacier is now making it unsafe. -
No Comment Ai Weiwei piece 'Arch' installed in central Stockholm The 12-meter tall installation "Arch" by the artist Ai Weiwei is on display in front of the National Museum of Stockholm. -
Germany Food bank demand rising in Germany amid record-high inflation "Sometimes when I get home after going to the supermarket, I almost start crying, because I can't buy anything anymore." -
Travel News Ice swimmer breaks two world records crossing the world’s most dangerous waters Barbara Hernandez is the first person ever to swim three nautical miles in the world’s ‘most feared waters’. -
No Comment Thousands return to march in São Paulo's LGBT pride after COVID hiatus Several hundred thousand people march in São Paulo's traditional LGBTQ+ pride march under the slogan 'Vote with pride, for a politics that represents us,' in reference to the presidential elections in October. -
Mobility Demand for EVs is soaring. Is Europe’s charging station network up to speed? Are you considering switching to an electric car? Here are three things you need to know about Europe's charging infrastructure. -
Europe News World Refugee Day: Meet the Somali politicians breaking through in the Nordics Both said right-wing parties had pushed them to get into politics -
Europe News Russian blockade of Ukraine grain exports a 'real war crime': Borrell "The war is going to have dramatic consequences for the world," said the EU's foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell. -
Climate Record-breaking heatwave scorches Europe as climate change fears intensify Northern Italian regions risk losing up to half their agricultural output due to a drought. -
Dub.AI How Artificial Intelligence is revolutionising healthcare Artificial Intelligence may never be able to adopt the comforting ‘bedside manner’ that good doctors are known for – but it may be better equipped to accurately diagnose your ailments. -
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Travel News Sustainable aviation fuels in Australia boosted by multi-million dollar deal with Qantas airline The global airline industry aims to reach net zero emissions by 2050. -
Money Crypto meltdown: Bitcoin hovers around $20,000 as major players struggle "It feels very like 2008 to me in terms of how there could be a domino effect of bankruptcies and liquidations," one analyst said. -
Russia Dmitry Muratov: Russian journalist sells Nobel Prize for Ukrainian children Dmitry Muratov was awarded the gold medal in October 2021, and helped found the independent Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta. The proceeds will go directly to UNICEF. -
Italy Could Giorgia Meloni become Italy’s next prime minister? Her Brothers of Italy party has emerged as the main opposition ahead of a general election next year. -
Sport World swimming bans transgender athletes from women's events FINA members widely adopted a new “gender inclusion policy” on Sunday that only permits swimmers who transitioned before age 12 to compete in women’s events. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy warns of more Russian hostility, ahead of 'fateful' week Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the coming week "historic" and "fateful" as EU leaders discuss his country's EU candidacy. -
France French election: 'A risk to our country' says prime minister, as Macron loses absolute majority A left-wing bloc of socialists and greens will become the main opposition in France, while the far-right National Rally got an historic high number of seats. -
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