27 June 2022 | Euronews
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Tech News Big Tech asked to protect user data from US states prosecuting abortion The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe vs Wade has raised questions about whether tech companies should protect the data of users seeking abortions. -
Lithuania Lithuania hit by cyberattacks amid Kaliningrad sanctions feud with Russia The pro-Kremlin group “Killnet” has claimed responsibility for the attack. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Five things you need to know about the conflict from Monday From the Russian missile strike on a busy shopping centre in Kremenchuk to Moscow facing a possible default on its foreign debt as its economy slows down due to sanctions, here are five of the main stories about the war on Monday. -
Europe News NATO expansion: Moves to admit Finland and Sweden 'will likely drag on' amid objections from Turkey Turkey is "unlikely to simply back down on its demands" to Stockholm and Helsinki, say experts. -
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No Comment Demonstrators gather outside G7 venue in Germany Dozens of anti-G7 protesters demonstrate near Elmau Castle in the Bavarian Alps, where the G7 summit is being held. -
No Comment Protests against response at Spanish border after migrants tried to storm in Hundreds of protesters rallied across Spain on Sunday to condemn the death of at least 23 migrants by the Moroccan border fence in the aftermath of an attempted mass crossing into Spain on Friday, June 24 by some 2,000 migrants. -
Scenes The jungle environmentalist saving elephants in Thailand "We must find a way to coexist with nature as our populations rise. As wild spaces shrink, we will bump up against nature." -
Health news 135 doctors file legal protest calling for review of Malta’s abortion ban after US woman's ordeal A new court filing argues that Malta’s blanket ban on abortion is failing to protect women's health and is putting doctors in impossible situations. -
Earth News Take a look at 7 stunning photos of wildlife in their unnatural environment: The urban world The Urban Wildlife Photography Awards showcase some of the best urban wildlife photography by professionals and amateurs. -
World From sand to spuds: How Algeria galvanised its agricultural sector From sand to spuds: How Algeria galvanised its agricultural sector -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 27th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Netherlands Netherlands tornado: One killed and ten injured in extreme weather incident in Zierikzee Emergency services are warning people to stay away from the area where the roofs have been torn off several homes. -
Travel News Barcelona: One-way streets and no more megaphones in crack down on disruptive tourists Guided tours in Barcelona will have capped numbers and limited routes under new restrictions to combat overtourism. -
Bulgaria Bulgarian Prime Minister Petkov resigns after losing confidence vote Petkov will remain a PM candidate and has now been tasked with trying to form a new government. -
Italy Centre-left parties claim victory in Italy's mayoral elections The votes were seen as the last test ahead of next year's parliamentary elections. -
Greece Greece prevents 1,130 migrants crossing Aegean Sea from Turkey Athens has regularly accused Ankara of violating international law and helping migrants cross the border. -
Belarus Sofia Sapega: Russian partner of Belarus dissident asks Lukashenko for pardon Sapega was sentenced in May to six years in prison for "inciting social hatred" and "violence and threats". -
Ukraine Russian missiles hit busy shopping centre in central Ukraine, killing 16 and injuring dozens The casualty figures were changing as rescuers searched the smouldering rubble into early Tuesday. Some 25 victims were hospitalised, several in critical condition, authorities reported on Monday night. -
No Comment Blast hits Sloviansk, mayor says cluster bomb used Emergency services worked to treat the injured and clear the aftermath of a strike on the Ukrainian-controlled city of Sloviansk on Monday. -
Culture news Is 'racist' colour grading in films perpetuating stereotypes? Cinematic shorthand colour grading puts many Latin American, African and South Asian countries in a yellow palette. But does that palette change people's perspectives of the places? -
Germany German police confiscate dozens of poisonous snakes after farm owner bitten The 35-year-old had told doctors there that one of her rattlesnakes bit her finger. -
Health news Roe v Wade overturned: While the US rolls back abortion rights, where is Europe headed? While tensions reignite in the US, Europe has seen both progress and regression in recent years when it comes to women’s reproductive rights. -
Russia Anger after Russia removes Polish flag from WWII memorial in Katyn "There can be no Polish flag on Russian monuments, and even less so after the frankly anti-Russian statements by Polish politicians." -
Belgium NATO to hike number of soldiers on high alert from 40,000 to 300,000, says Stoltenberg Huge reinforcements are heading for NATO's eastern flank. -
Earth News Schiphol airport in Amsterdam limits flights to prevent emissions, in world first While most airports are increasing flights, Schiphol has taken the climate-friendly option. -
Germany Knife attacker kills one and wounds five at German asylum shelter Police officers have detained a 31-year-old man after the stabbing attack. -
Czech Republic One dead and five injured after high-speed train hits locomotive in the Czech Republic The accident took place early on Monday in Bohumin near the border with Poland. -
Mobility From speed limits to mandatory helmets: How countries in Europe are changing their e-scooter rules E-scooter rentals in Europe have boomed in recent years. Countries are increasingly regulating their use in a bid to curb injuries and deaths. -
No Comment Climate activists demonstrate for the oceans in Portugal Ocean Rebellion activists protest to mark the opening of a long-delayed UN Oceans Summit in Lisbon. -
Culture news Madonna, Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo and other US musicians criticise Roe v Wade abortion reversal After the Supreme Court of the US overturned the country's constitutional right for abortion, many American musicians have taken to the stage to protest the decision. -
No Comment Border post between Spanish enclave and Morocco where 23 died in breach attempt Ripped clothing and sticks are seen stuck on barbed wire at the border post of Barrio Chino that separates the Moroccan town of Nador from the Spanish enclave of Melilla. -
Nature Underwater volcanoes pose hidden tsunami risk in Italy. Are we prepared? The Aeolian Islands off the coast of Sicily were at the centre of a recent UNESCO mission. -
Lithuania Lithuania: Detained migrants subjected to beatings, abuse and racism, claims Amnesty Amnesty International says migrants have been abused and denied rights in Lithuanian detention centres. The government says the report is one-sided and cites pressure from "massive illegal border crossings" from Belarus. -
Culture news Who will be king? Elvis and Top Gun neck and neck in box office rarity Elvis and Top Gun are battling it out for the box office crown, after multi-million dollar ticket sales tied this weekend. -
Mobility Toyota issues recall for 2,700 of its new electric SUVs because their wheels may come off It poses a headache for Toyota, which launched the bZ4X model as part of an ambitious plan to boost its electric lineup. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 27th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Cannes Lions: How the metaverse and gamification has become a gamechanger for the skin care industry New, emerging technologies will give skin care company Galderma a strategic edge and help it respond to customers at the right time, in the right way. -
Europe News Ukraine war: Russian economy 'degrading slowly' due to sanctions, claims VDL Von der Leyen told Euronews that Russia was using food "to blackmail all of us, and this is really atrocious." -
Ukraine Russia escalates missile attacks across Ukraine, killing and injuring dozens The Uragan missile strike on a line for water in Lysychansk, killing 8 and injuring 21, is the latest of attacks across the country hitting civilian targets. -
Colombia Four killed and hundreds injured after stands collapse at Colombian bullfight Part of the stands collapsed during a traditional event in which members of the public enter the ring to engage the bulls, at El Espinal in Tolima state. -
Spain Thousands protest against NATO ahead of key Madrid summit Thousands of people gathered in Madrid to protest against NATO just days before the alliance is due to hold a summit in the Spanish capital. -
Russia Fears of first Russian debt default for a century as interest payments deadline missed Moscow has reportedly missed a Sunday night deadline to pay interest payments, further alienating the country from the global financial system. -
Europe News Huge majority in EU say Ukraine war has or will hit their living standards, reveals survey The survey comes as the Eurozone battles record inflation. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 27th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Germany Ukraine war: Zelenskyy calls on G7 to help end war with Russia 'by the end of the year' The Ukrainian leader addressed the conference in Bavaria by video. He has demanded more arms and financial aid, and more sanctions against Russia.