8 July 2022 | Euronews
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Tech News Twitter to sue Elon Musk for trying to call off his $44 billion takeover deal The world's richest man wants to walk away from the $44 billion (€43.2 billion) deal, but Twitter's board says it will fight in court. -
Sport Judo: Reka Pupp wows the home crowd at the Hungary Grand Slam 2022 In international judo, Reka Pupp wowed the home crowd at the Hungary Grand Slam 2022 in Budapest and Japan's Abe Hifumi claimed he's "unbeatable" -
World News Europe is facing one of its toughest years for extreme weather, with many countries affected This week the EU's executive warned that Europe could be facing one of its toughest years when it comes to extreme weather. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Five key developments to know about from Friday A local politician sentences in Moscow, dire warnings about humanitarian conditions in eastern Ukraine, more US weapons for Kyiv and Russian athletes out of World Championships. -
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Iran Iranian feminists targeted by thousands of fake Instagram accounts More than 30 activists have written to Meta to demand more action. -
Euronews Witness On life support: can France's struggling healthcare system be saved? With emergency care departments on the brink, Euronews' Monica Pinna travels across France to investigate why France's once lauded healthcare sector is facing an unprecedented crisis. -
Italy Italian man cleared of sexual assault because woman 'induced' him The ruling has been widely condemned by politicians and women's rights activists. -
My Europe Series The one discordant tone at the Ukraine conference in Lugano n international conference in the Swiss city of Lugano agreed to a set of principles for re-building Ukraine, including the need for broad reforms to boost transparency and root out corruption. Leading the Ukrainian delegation was the country's Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal. -
No Comment People lay flowers, pay respects at Abe murder scene People starting to gather at the site of where the Former Japanese prime minister Abe Shinzo was shot and killed. Police in Japan have revealed the motive behind the assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as being linked to his connections with a "specific group." -
Focus Oran 2022 Mediterranean Games: the best moments Focus looks back at the best moments from this year's Mediterranean Games in Oran. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 8th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment 'Ukraine's children of war': exhibition draws emotional response in Kyiv "Adults should remember that children see, experience and feel everything", says Olena Sotnik, who organised an exhibition with more than 300 children's drawings from all over Ukraine, specifically from Russia controlled territories. -
United Kingdom Prince Harry can take Mail on Sunday defamation case to trial, rules judge Some of the newspaper's article about Harry's bid for UK police protection was defamatory, the court ruled. -
Art Why has a recording of Bob Dylan's 'Blowin' In The Wind' just sold for €1.7 million at auction? A newly recorded version of the Bob Dylan classic 'Blowin in the Wind' has sold for £1.5m (€1.7m) at a Christie's auction in London. But why did it go for so much? -
Culture news Yu-Gi-Oh! creator dies: here's why it was a legendary franchise The body Kazuki Takahashi was found floating off the coast of Japan. We look back at the incredible manga and card game he created. -
Culture news Rise of the Gentleminions: 3 other films that have got audiences dressing up The release of Minions: The Rise of Gru has caused havoc as teens dress up as Gentleminions for screenings. Here are three other films that set a similar precedent. -
World News Bulgaria and Greece open new gas pipeline to cut reliance on Russia The 182-kilometre pipeline from Azerbaijan will connect to the two neighbouring EU countries and reduce dependency on Russian gas. -
World News Good News: New promising vaccine for malaria, and India’s Elon Musk creates a solar-powered car Five cheering news stories that make you feel better about the world, handpicked by our team. -
No Comment Traditional high heels race for Madrid's LGBTQ Pride Madrid's LGTBQ Pride would not be the same without its traditional Heel Race, a sporting-festive event which this year celebrates its twenty-third edition in Pelayo Street and which involves finishing the course on platforms up to 15 centimetres high. -
Culture news Lebanon’s top designers stun In their haute couture runway shows Lebanon's top designers have successfully created storm at this year's Haute Couture Week, the first event of its kind since the pandemic began -
Earth News Microplastics: Polluting our blood, foetuses - and now the dairy and meat we eat 73 per cent of the products they tested contained microplastics - the material left behind when plastics decompose. -
My Europe Series How war worry is causing stroke cases to spike in Ukraine “Constant shelling in villages near the city provokes an increase of blood pressure in people, which often leads to hemorrhagic stroke.” -
Europe News Unprecedented drought in Italy sparks fears about future Communities living along Italy's longest river are fearful for its future, as they endure a drought which has left it almost dry. -
Europe News Monkeypox: Here are the EU member states that have received vaccine doses As of 6 July, nearly 5,950 cases of monkeypox have been reported from 33 countries and areas throughout the European region. -
Culture news James Caan: 6 films you must rewatch starring the Hollywood legend Acclaimed actor James Caan has passed away at the age of 82. Here are some of the Hollywood titan's best roles. -
Culture news Oscar-nominated 'Godfather' actor James Caan dies at 82 Oscar-nominated 'Godfather' actor James Caan dies at 82 -
Russia Moscow councillor gets seven years in prison for criticising war in Ukraine Gorinov is the first to be sentenced of at least 50 other Kremlin critics and activists put on trial for speaking out against Russia's invasion. -
Health news No time for exercise? Weekend workout can be enough to stay fit, study finds People who only exercise on the weekend benefit nearly as much as those who work out more frequently throughout the week, a new US study found. -
Culture news The 'Stranger Things' effect: which TV shows have brought back nostalgic hits? Which cult TV shows have got music back in the charts? -
United Kingdom Sir Keir Starmer: UK opposition leader cleared of breaking COVID lockdown rules He had said he would step down if police had issued him with a fine. -
No Comment Multiple wildfires hit Gard and Bouches-du-Rhône regions Several fires broke out on Thursday (7 July) in the Gard and Bouches-du-Rhône regions. Near Arles, a city on the Rhône River in southern France, some eight houses were affected, as well as stocks of goods. -
World News 'Truly heartbreaking': World leaders react to the murder of former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe From Brussels to New Delhi, heads of state and governments have expressed their deep shock and sadness over the tragic news. -
Travel News Cyprus brings back mask mandate after just one month following surge in COVID cases The country's health minister says that a spike in hospital admissions and people not taking proper precautions contributed to the decision. -
No Comment Inspired by Ukraine, civilians study urban warfare in Taiwan Yeh actually works in marketing, and his weapon is a replica -- but he is spending the weekend attending an urban warfare workshop, to prepare for what he sees as the very real threat of a Chinese invasion. -
Europe News Women's Euro: UEFA launches platform to monitor abusive online comments The new platform works through a combination of automated scanning and human review. -
No Comment Widower among mourners as three killed in Kharkiv At least three people died and five more were injured on Thursday by Russian shelling in Ukraine's second-largest city of Kharkiv, according to a regional emergency service. Natalia Kolesnik was among the victims. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 8th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
My Europe Series San Fermín celebrates running of the bulls but is the controversial fiesta in decline? San Fermín, the world-famous bull-running festival, returned on Thursday after two years of closure for the pandemic. -
Health news Monkeypox symptoms are proving ‘atypical’ and virus could be mistaken for an STD, experts warn The monkeypox virus is spreading fast and data suggests symptoms are different from past outbreaks. Here’s what to look out for and why it’s important to get tested. -
Sport Ex-FIFA officials Blatter and Platini acquitted of fraud charges Michel Platini and the former president of FIFA, Sepp Blatter, were acquitted on Friday in Switzerland in a fraud case which in 2015 shattered the Frenchman’s ambitions to reach the top of world football. -
Culture news It’s Metallica’s turn to get the Stranger Things treatment as 'Master of Puppets' re-enters charts Master of Puppets is back in the charts again after featuring in a Stranger Things episode. The 80s aesthetic show has already given a similar boost to Kate Bush. -
Russia Ukraine war: Accept our terms or brace for the worst, Putin tells Kyiv Speaking at a meeting with leaders of the Kremlin-controlled Russian parliament, Putin said the country had barely started its actions in Ukraine, and that Ukraine should accept its terms now before things get worse. -
Japan Shinzo Abe: Assassinated former PM leaves divided legacy for Japan The statesman was shot on Friday as he gave a campaign speech in the west of the country. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 8th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.