4 July 2022 | Euronews
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Italy Italy's River Po drought: Rome declares a state of emergency in five northern regions Parts of northern Italy have already been rationing drinking water to try and deal with the problem. -
Europe News Syrian and Ukrainian refugees should receive 'same treatment', says UN commission chair More than 300,000 Syrian civilians have died in the last ten years of war in the Middle Eastern country. -
USA Chicago shooting: Governor slams 'American plague' of gun violence after July 4 attack “A celebration of America was ripped apart by our uniquely American plague,” Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker said after six people died and 30 were hurt in the Independence Day attack in Chicago. -
No Comment Racers aim to be a cut above the rest at annual lawnmower championships Racers aim to be a cut above the rest at annual lawnmower championships. Ready, set, mow... the annual lawnmowers World Championships took place in Heddington, Wiltshire over the 2nd and 3rd July. -
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Smart Regions The project in Spain helping refugees rebuild their lives The Spanish region of Murcia has set up a programme to help refugees find work. Smart Regions went there to find out more. -
Brazil In Manaus, a carpet of rubbish covers the Amazon River’s tributaries Set in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, the Brazillian city of Manaus has a massive rubbish problem. -
Germany Euro sculpture in Frankfurt to be auctioned off amid vandalism and high maintenance costs It's one of the most photographed objects in Frankfurt and regularly features in articles about the European Central Bank. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Six key developments to know about from Monday From the multi-billion dollar reconstruction plan to Turkey stopping a Russian-flagged ship suspected of carrying stolen Ukrainian grain, these are the most important news on the war on Monday. -
Scenes Meet the teenagers making upcycling fashionable in Qatar "Fast fashion is a concept that moves really quickly and people don't really realise how much of a carbon footprint they're leaving behind." -
Earth News Billions of euros in aid for the poorest countries are being rerouted into climate finance A new report reveals that much of the public climate finance reported by rich countries was actually taken directly from development aid budgets. -
Travel News 'Hired in 24 hours': Top hotels in Europe snap up unqualified staff to plug gap left by shortages Hotel chains are offering higher pay, free accommodation and perks like bonuses and health insurance. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 4th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Lisbon airport plagued by delays and cancellations as Europe’s travel chaos continues Around 100 flights in and out of the Portuguese capital were cancelled over the weekend as air travel chaos continued across Europe. -
My Europe Series Spain's sex work crackdown 'would push the issue further underground' “I know very well how this will play out – obviously very negatively for us. [It] means we’ll end up in the hands of the mafias." -
Europe News 'Violent and illegal' migrant pushbacks must end now, EU warns Greece Greece has been accused by NGOs of carrying out violent illegal pushbacks of migrants at its border with turkey and at sea. Athens denies the accusations. -
France Damien Abad: French minister quits government to defend himself against rape claims Two women have accused the former minister of sexual violence, dating back to 2010. He strongly denies the allegations. -
Food and Drink UNESCO adds borsch to endangered list for Ukraine, but is everyone happy? Borsch is a dish eaten all over eastern Europe so why has UNESCO now decided it is an endangered part of Ukrainian culture? -
Earth News How the bacteria in an all-sugar diet could bring the aviation industry closer to net-zero A hungry bacteria could bring us one step closer to guilt-free flights. -
Georgia Tens of thousands gather in pro-EU, anti-government demonstrations in Georgia Protesters blame the ruling Georgian Dream party for the country's failure to be granted European Union candidate status earlier in June. -
Culture news Karlovy Vary film festival returns for its 56th edition after two years marred by COVID-19 The historic festival, considered amongst the best in Europe, is back for its 56th edition after two years affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Tech News Meet the police dogs sniffing out electronics and giving cybercriminals ‘paws’ for thought In Australia, man’s best friend can also be man’s best ally in the fight against crime. These top dogs are undergoing training to sniff out electronic devices that help law enforcement gather evidence from digital devices. -
Egypt Two European tourists killed in Red Sea shark attacks off Egyptian coast A Romanian and an Austrian tourist have died after separate shark attacks off the Egyptian coast in three days, prompting the authorities to close off a stretch of its coastline. -
Work Changemakers: Publicis’ Agathe Bousquet on how to bolster female representation Publicis's Agathe Bousquet discusses why more female representation in the creative industries is needed and the role men play in making it happen. -
Uzbekistan Eighteen killed and more than 200 injured during rare unrest in Uzbekistan Demonstrations broke out over the weekend after constitutional amendment plans were dropped. -
Culture news Meet the Ukrainian sumo wrestlers who escaped to Japan to train for the World Games 2022 A team of Ukrainian sumo wrestlers are aiming for glory at this year's World Games. But how did the Russian invasion affect their training? -
Mobility Amazon launches cargo bike and on-foot deliveries in London in bid to cut carbon emissions Your Amazon parcels could soon come with a lower carbon footprint. -
Germany Gas shortage emergency would push Hamburg to ration hot water, says senator Germany has already called on citizens and companies to cut back on energy use amid concerns over supplies from Russia. -
Travel News EasyJet chief operating officer Peter Bellew resigns to 'pursue other opportunities' The airline says it remains "absolutely focused" on daily operations after staff shortages forced it to cut thousands of flights this summer. -
Travel News How to keep your luggage safe as European airports lose hundreds of bags Checked baggage is being lost all over the world due to staff shortages. Here's what you can do to arrive at your destination with your luggage. -
Travel News Spain flight strikes: Ryanair staff confirm new walkout dates in July Spanish Ryanair staff have voted to strike on twelve more days in July - here’s how it could affect your travel plans. -
Earth News Record high temperatures spark avalanche in Italy as largest Alpine glacier collapses An avalanche struck one day after temperatures of 10 degrees Celsius were recorded at the glacier's summit. -
Italy Verona and Pisa ration drinking water amid historic drought Home to nearly 350,000 people, Verona and Pisa have moved to ration drinking water in the face of a historic drought in the region. -
Tech News British Army probes breach of its Twitter and YouTube accounts after crypto spam The British Army’s official Twitter and YouTube accounts briefly promoted content about cryptocurrency and ape-themed NFTs on Sunday before they were restored. -
USA Jayland Walker: Black man 'unarmed' when police shot him dead Police thought Walker had shot at them earlier from a vehicle and was preparing to shoot again. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Work Changemakers: Leo Burnett’s Chaka Sobhani on why workplace diversity really matters The new normal is perpetual change and this is one of the reasons why more young people with diverse backgrounds and skill sets are needed. -
Culture news Visionary British theatre director Peter Brook dies aged 97 Visionary British theatre director Peter Brook dies aged 97 -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy vows to reclaim lost ground after Russia captures Lysychansk Ukraine's president said Kyiv's forces were forced to pull out but poured scorn on Russia's gain: "What is all this for? To be able to show a Russian or Soviet flag on the ruins." -
Denmark Copenhagen shooting: What do we know about the deadly shopping centre attack? Police said on Monday that the attack which left three dead and four seriously hurt was not terror-related and the gunman acted alone, selecting his victims at random. -
Destinations Could Türkiye’s first carbon-neutral hotel chain help kick-start its sustainable tourism revolution? New hotels and sustainable government policy are forging a more eco-friendly future for tourism in Turkey – but the country has a long way to go. -
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