1 July 2022 | Euronews
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My Europe Series Erasing a bad memory for a good purpose: How mafia seized properties have become socially useful Euronews correspondent Giorgia Orlandi reports on how mafia-seized properties are being used to house Ukrainian refugees. -
Malta Malta to review abortion policy after Prudente case causes outrage Malta's abortion policy was put in the international spotlight last week after the country refused US holiday-maker Andrea Prudente a potentially life-saving abortion. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: five of the latest developments you need to know From Norway donating almost €1 billion to Ukraine to Gazprom seizing an energy project co-owned by British and Japanese companies, here are five of the latest developments in the war. -
No Comment Same sex marriage law comes into force in Switzerland Legislation to open marriage to same-sex couples passed the Swiss Parliament in December 2020. The law was challenged in a referendum on 26 September 2021 by opponents of same-sex marriage and was approved with the support of 64% of voters and a majority in all 26 cantons. The law went into force -
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No Comment Ecuadorian Indigenous people celebrate deal to cut fuel prices Ecuadorian Indigenous people celebrate after their leaders and the government signed a deal that would cut fuel prices and end cost-of-living protests that largely paralysed the country for 18 straight days. -
Cult Art, fashion and film: 3 European cultural events you need to know about this weekend Euronews takes a look at some of the hottest cultural events in Europe at the moment. -
World News Five good news stories: a break from climate anxiety, the EU country sponsoring newer tech and more A break from bad news anxiety: here are five stories about what is going well in the world. -
Europe News Brussels questions Poland's judicial reforms to unlock EU recovery funds The European Commission has said at least one necessary element was "missing" from Poland's judicial reforms. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 1st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Why did climate activists in London and Glasgow glue themselves to famous works of art this week? Climate activists in London and Glasgow have glued themselves to famous pieces of art to call for an end to new fossil fuel projects in the UK -
The Cube These moms on TikTok are raising awareness around child safety online A group of "watchdog moms" are trying to keep children safe by exposing the dangers on the platform. -
Lifestyle Visiting the painting you can smell: notes of roses, leather and a mammal’s hind legs The scents of flowers, animals and gloves can be sniffed in a 17th century painting at the Museo del Prado in Madrid. -
World News 'We should not be complacent' over COVID-19 rise on the continent, WHO Europe chief says Many European countries are experiencing a surge in new COVID-19 infections, with the more transmissible Omicron subvariant BA.5 spreading across the continent. -
USA These covid-fighting crustaceans have outlived dinosaurs. Now they are at risk of extinction The sea animal has played a key role in the fight against COVID-19. But now it's threatened with extinction. -
No Comment Grieving Ukrainian families bury their dead in "Cemetery of Heroes" Grieving Ukrainian families bury their dead in "Cemetery of Heroes" -
World Wine and Rum: Angolan producers thrive domestically and eye up the global market With a soil and climate that allow two harvests a year, Angola’s Velho do Bero vineyard in Namibe Province is an example of how growers are meeting demand on the domestic market. In Benguela Province, Caxaramba rum uses mainly locally sourced materials to grow, harvest and distil. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: G7 renew commitment to Ukraine and NATO to get new members Here are the top stories from the EU this week. -
Euronews Witness Inside Lisbon's housing crisis Prohibitive property prices, spiralling rents, speculation and evictions. Lisbon once again finds itself in the midst of a housing crisis. Euronews' Julian Gomez investigates what it means for residents and asks what the authorities are doing to combat it. -
Destinations Central America is in the midst of a travel boom and solo adventurers are leading the way Interest in travel to Central America has soared this year, especially with solo travellers who are favouring Mexico, Costa Rica and Guatemala. -
No Comment Sudanese protesters demand an end to military rule Sudanese protesters take part in mass rallies in the capital Khartoum to demand an end to military rule. -
Earth News What are heat resistant plants and how can they help prevent a food crisis? Newly developed heat-resistant plants could help prevent food crises during heatwaves. -
Sport Brittney Griner: US basketball star appears in Russian court on drug charges The two-time Olympic champion and Phoenix Mercury starter is facing up to 10 years in prison if convicted. -
Switzerland Higgs Boson researchers mark 10 year anniversary with return to particle studies Higgs Boson researchers mark 10 year anniversary with return to particle studies -
United Kingdom Deputy chief whip resigns as Boris Johnson returns home to another Tory sex scandal The UK's embattled prime minister is once again confronted by a domestic scandal involving his team, after trying to put the focus on policy while abroad. -
Belarus Belarus abolishes visa requirements for Polish citizens for six months Minsk says the decision aims to foster "good neighbourly" relations amid heightened tensions. -
Culture news Barbie makers release David Bowie doll to celebrate 50th anniversary of Hunky Dory The creators of Barbie have released a new David Bowie-inspired doll to mark the 50th anniversary of the Hunky Dory album. But is this the first time the music legend has been honoured by Barbie? -
No Comment Abortion rights activists conduct nonviolent civil disobedience demonstrations Hundreds of abortion rights activists protested outside the Supreme Court on Thursday 30 June. They sat on the sweltering asphalt as they conducted a nonviolent civil disobedience demonstration to demand safe and legal abortion access. -
Culture news Why does anyone buy cassettes? Meet the music fans who swear by tape Kate Bush is back in the charts and cassettes of her albums are flying off shelves. As people rediscover their love for tapes, some indie labels swear by the 80s format. -
Tech News Tech is not the only weapon in the fight against climate change. This is how businesses can help Remote work, a circular economy and climate dividends. This is how small and large companies can go green. -
Climate Now Agriculture vs. climate change: Can we feed the world with a warmer planet? As climate change alters our weather systems, how can the agricultural industry adapt to a warming world? -
Europe News Watch as the EU flag arrives at the Ukrainian parliament The moment celebrated the country's newly-obtained EU candidate status. -
Destinations Think you know Italy? Now it wants you to explore its hidden attractions A new tourism strategy is helping tourists discover Italy’s small villages and rural walking routes. -
Economy Inflation in the eurozone reaches new record high of 8.6% Soaring energy prices are still the main driver behind inflation, but fresh food is also becoming more expensive. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 1st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news The final two episodes of Stranger Things 4 are out now, fans are in for a shock says cast Ahead of the final two chapters being released, stars promised a 'scarier, gorier and more violent' fourth season of #StrangerThings. -
Climate Po Valley farmers living through Italy's worst drought for 70 years More than 30% of the harvest risks being lost and an important hydropower plant has closed. Farmers and officials warn the damage could be irremediable if the weather doesn't change. -
Portugal Five phrases that made waves at the UN Ocean Conference Delegates at the UN's Ocean Conference are urging people to 'learn to love sharks' and 'listen to the elders' if they truly want to protect the world's waters. -
Culture news New museum telling the story of refugees opens on the site of Denmark's biggest WWII camp The museum opens at a time when Denmark has been criticised by the EU for its tough asylum and anti-migration policies. -
Cult The return of a rap legend: MC Solaar shines at Jazz à Vienne festival French rap star MC Solaar speaks exclusively to Euronews as he returns to the stage at the Jazz à Vienne festival. -
Europe News Czech EU presidency will be 'honest broker' on rule of law concerns, says Commissioner Commissioner Věra Jourová, said Prague will also focus on strengthening democracy across the bloc during its EU presidency and will be an "honest broker" with Poland and Hungary. -
My Europe Series Does Germany's popular €9-a-month rail pass mask a bigger problem? From June to August, travellers can enjoy unlimited use of local and regional trains for just €9 a month. -
Tech News Changemakers: Meta’s Angie Gifford shares the social giant’s predictions for the metaverse future Creativity is all about connection and increasingly brands will communicate via evolving technologies as the metaverse takes shape, says Meta’s Angie Gifford. -
Tech News Durable products, less plastic, environmental materials: How Adidas is putting values into action To meet the expectations of conscious consumers, companies must walk the talk and communicate their values through branding. -
USA US Supreme Court's emmissions ruling 'setback' to fight against climate change The US Supreme Court has restricted how the nation’s main anti-air pollution law can be used to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from power plants. -
Europe Decoded Watch: A quick video guide to the Czech Republic's priorities for the EU Council presidency The Czech Republic begins today its six-month presidency, with a focus on Ukraine and the cost-of-living crisis. -
Israel Israel: Yair Lapid becomes interim prime minister ahead of fifth election in three years Polls suggest the centrist leader will face a difficult battle against ex-leader Benjamin Netanyahu, the divisive figure at the heart of the prolonged political crisis. -
Money EU agrees on landmark crypto regulation in wake of Terra meltdown and Bitcoin plunge The rules aim to better protect consumers from wild swings in cryptocurrencies and require more transparency on the industry’s environmental impact. -
Destinations Car-free Leuven is perfect for a relaxing city break – and it’s easy to reach by train This small Belgian city is packed with historical monuments, peaceful retreats and thousands of bicycles. -
China Hong Kong: Xi Jinping defends China's rule on 25th anniversary of handover from UK China's leader defended his vision for the territory at events marking the 1997 handover from Britain, which accuses Beijing of trampling on human rights. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 1st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Switzerland Same-sex marriage just became legal in Switzerland. This couple were among first to benefit Switzerland is one of the last countries in western Europe to allow same-sex marriage -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Germany slams 'inhumane and cynical' Russia over Odesa region missile strike Ukraine says overnight strikes hit residential areas in Odesa region, killing 21, a day after Russian forces left Snake Island in what Moscow called a "goodwill gesture". -
Nature Sunflowers and dried mangoes are the key to surviving climate change in rural Zimbabwe Farmers in Gokwe South are experimenting with drought-resilient crops as climate change affects their harvests.