22 June 2022 | Euronews
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Europe Decoded How close are the Western Balkans to joining the European Union? Ukraine and Moldova were given candidate status just weeks after applying to join the EU. Bosnia and Herzegovina applied in 2016. It is still waiting. -
Russia Germany fuelling 'Russophobic hysteria' over Ukraine war, says Moscow The claim comes as Russia marked the anniversary of Nazi Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941. -
USA US lawmakers demand action from Google over 'fake abortion clinics' A report has found that fake anti-abortion websites appear for Google users in key US states. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Five things you need to know about the conflict on Wednesday From Russian bombardment of Kharkiv said to be 'like Mariupol', to Zelenskyy's charm offensive ahead of an EU summit... five of Wednesday's significant events in the war. -
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Destinations 'We yearn for people to return:' Syrian desert monastery reopens after a decade of war A lone Syrian monastery that was once a hub for interfaith dialogue has reopened to visitors after more than a decade of war. -
Destinations Lebanon is making a comeback with a fresh wave of tourism this summer Lebanon is anticipating hundreds of thousands of ex-pats and tourists to visit the country this summer. Their imminent arrival will bring a much-needed cash injection to a country previously tormented by an economic and financial crisis. -
No Comment Candles lit as St Petersburg remembers WW2 invasion STORYLINE: Some 150 volunteers arranged 50-thousand candles in St Petersburg early on Wednesday to commemorate the 81st anniversary of Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union. -
Culture news Shetland's Up Helly Aa Viking fire festival squads open to women for first time Women will be able to take part in squads at the main Up Helly Aa fire festival in Shetland for the first time next year, organisers have announced. -
The Exchange Should we be worried about the robotics revolution? Machine automation has been rising rapidly since the 1960s. And now the push toward robotization is getting stronger. -
Real Economy Ukrainians have the right to work in Europe - but how difficult is it to find a job? Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s war in their country have the right to live and work in the EU for up to three years - but how difficult is it to find a job? And what does this influx of refugees mean for Europe’s workforce and economy? -
Travel News These European airports have the cheapest 7 day parking rates Trying to find somewhere to put your car if you drive to the airport can be a stressful and expensive experience. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 22nd – 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 MEPs vote to reform the EU's emissions trading system and impose a carbon tax The positive votes come two weeks after chaotic scenes erupted in the hemicycle, delaying the three key laws. -
Belarus EU candidacy status for Moldova and Ukraine will set example, says Tsikhanouskaya The Belarusian opposition leader told Euronews that no one deserves EU candidacy status more than Ukraine. -
Design The French city of Cannes has sold its landmarks as NFTs and made €330,000 The Croisette and the Palace des Festivals were both sold off to be integrated by buyers into the metaverse. -
Turkey Saudi crown prince visits Turkey for first time since Khashoggi murder Talks between Mohammed bin Salman and President Erdogan are aimed at normalising ties between Ankara and Riyadh, which were strained after the journalist's killing. -
United Kingdom Brexit has made UK less competitive and will make workers poorer over next decade, report says An academic report "The Big Brexit" says some negative impacts on trade cannot be explained by the pandemic and is down to the UK's departure from the EU. -
Turkey Turkish authorities battle wildfire near resort town of Marmaris Around 30 homes have been evacuated due to the blaze, according to media reports. -
Russia Moscow renames US embassy street after Donetsk separatists The move forces the US embassy to refer to the Donetsk People's Republic, which Washington does not recognise as an independent state. -
Europe News With Ukraine, the EU must live up to its historical responsibility | View The EU must assume geopolitical leadership vis-à-vis its Eastern neighbourhood, writes MEP David McAllister. -
My Europe Series How Spain should adapt to earlier and more frequent heatwaves As the country melts in its earliest heatwave in over 40 years, analysts say Spain must adapt to a new reality of earlier heatwaves with longer droughts. -
Travel News BA, Ryanair and easyJet strikes: When are airline staff walkouts happening this summer? Check if your flight could be impacted by industrial action in the coming days and weeks. -
No Comment Indigenous protesters gather at university in Quito over night after protest Ecuador's Indigenous demonstrators gather at Central University in Quito to spend the night, where many are using it as a place of accommodation during the protest period. -
No Comment Bolivians welcome Andean new year in winter solstice Dozens of Bolivians, including the president Luis Arce, rise their hands in the Tiwanaku pre-Inca religious complex to welcome the indigenous new year 5.530 saluting the sun and asking for prosper sow and harvest. -
Europe Decoded Watch: Is Ukraine ready to join the EU and how long could it take? Euronews speaks with EU enlargement experts about the long process awaiting Ukraine. -
No Comment Ukrainian citizens are trying to return to their normal lives in the city of Irpin Ukrainian citizens are trying to return to their normal lives in the city of Irpin near the capital Kiev, where fierce clashes between Ukrainian and Russian forces took place at the beginning of the war. -
Travel News Europe's airports struggle with mass staff shortages as travel sector faces 'summer of discontent' Labour shortages and strikes have already caused disruption in London, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome and Frankfurt this spring. -
Climate This scientist wants you to send him dead mosquitoes in the post 'The world's deadliest animal' is spreading further north because of global warming. -
Mobility NASA successfully fuels rocket in test for upcoming mission to the Moon despite leak NASA’s Artemis programme intends to land astronauts on the Moon by 2025, the first time humans will be on the surface since 1972. -
Moldova Don't wait for war in Moldova before giving a clear signal on EU membership prospects | View "Confirming Moldova’s EU candidacy and outlining a robust integration policy would not only send a strong signal against Russian destabilisation attempts but would also rally the Moldovan people, who are eager for change." -
Earth News Germany refuses to agree to EU ban on new fossil fuel cars from 2035 In its bid to cut planet-warming emissions by 55 per cent by 2030 from 1990 levels, the European Commission has proposed a 100 per cent reduction in CO2 emissions from new cars by 2035. -
Culture news 'The world's gone mad': Kate Bush on 'Stranger Things' and chart revival in rare interview The singer has her first US top 10 ever thanks to the hit Netflix show 'Stranger Things,' but how does she feel about it? -
Money Binance is ‘in it for the long game’ when it comes to Europe and doesn’t fear the crypto crash Despite the crypto crash and the price of Bitcoin plunging, innovation can come from dark times, argues Binance’s Europe VP Martin Bruncko. -
Art Virtual reality art: could we be making it in our homes soon? As VR becomes increasingly popular in the art world, a tech platform wants to democratise the medium and let anyone have a go at making it. -
United Kingdom 'Common sense' UK law will curb 'elastic' human rights interpretations, says Raab The justice minister's bill will allow UK courts to ignore rulings by the European Court of Human Rights, which last week blocked deportations of migrants from the UK to Rwanda. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 22nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy goes on charm offensive ahead of EU candidacy decision Brussels has backed Ukraine to be a candidate for EU membership but the final decision rests with the European Council. -
Health news Parasite skin mites that eat and mate on our faces while we sleep are evolving to be part of us The mites teeming on our faces have long been blamed for certain skin conditions, but they may be our buddies after all. -
Tech News Meta and other Big Tech giants have formed a metaverse standards body leaving Apple in the dark As virtual worlds develop, Meta, Microsoft and other tech giants are hoping to create industry standards to make each compatible with the other. -
Cult Cape Verde music continues to top the charts with a new generation of artists Music is said to be Cape Verde’s biggest export and a new generation of Cape Verdean singers and songwriters continue to dominate the music charts. -
Europe News Serbia, Albania and North Macedonia to attend EU summit after threatening to boycott The trio are frustrated at the lack of progress in joining the EU. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan earthquake: At least 1,000 dead after 6.1-magnitude tremor rocks eastern province It's Afghanistan's deadliest earthquake in two decades. -
Ukraine Ukraine claims 'significant' Snake Island victory over Russian forces The outpost became a symbol of Ukrainian resistance after a radio exchange went viral at the start of the war , in which Ukrainian soldiers used and expletive in responce to Russian demands they surrender. -
Nature The UK is searching the sea for a nuclear dump site with huge risks to marine life Like a giant horn, blasts of noise from seismic testing used to map the seabed could kill marine life. -
Ukraine Ukraine swimmer wins World Champs medal while his dad fights Russians Elite swimmer Mykhailo Romanchuk doesn’t know if his father was able to see him winning a medal for Ukraine at the swimming world championships in Budapest. -
USA 'A lot of them were racist': Election worker details abuse from Trump supporters Wandrea “Shaye” Moss testified Tuesday to lawmakers about how her life was upended when former President Donald Trump and his allies falsely accused her and her mother of pulling vote fraud.