13 July 2022 | Euronews
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Hungary Hungary declares 'state of emergency' over threat of energy shortages Officials say the war in Ukraine and EU sanctions on Russia have caused an "energy crisis". -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Ten latest developments to know about in the conflict From optimism (and pessism) over talks to end Russia's grain blockade... to pro-Russian separatist territories reportedly gaining recognition from North Korea: 10 latest developments in the war. -
Europe Decoded Viral video wrongly claims supermarkets are stockpiling mustard to cause inflation Conspiracists have baselessly accused the French government of artificially driving up prices amid a global shortage. -
Greece Firefighting helicopter crashes in Greece with four people on board Authorities say the aircraft went down in the Aegean Sea while battling a forest fire on the island of Samos. -
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Belarus Katsiaryna Andreeva: Belarusian journalist sentenced to more than eight years in prison The 28-year-old was already serving a two-year sentence for reporting on opposition demonstrations in 2020. -
No Comment Biden opens 1st Mideast trip as president in Israel President Biden takes part in wreath-laying ceremony at Holocaust memorial Yad Vashem. In Bethlehem, rights group's billboards say Israel is "apartheid" ahead of Biden visit. -
Israel Joe Biden praises 'bone deep' bond on first presidential visit to Israel The US president wlll meet with Palestinian officials on Friday, and continue to Saudi Arabia on his first Middle East tour since taking office. -
United Kingdom Tory leadership: Sunak and Mordaunt still ahead in race to succeed Boris Johnson after second vote Lawmakers from the ruling Conservative Party held their second round of voting on Thursday, eliminating Suella Braverman in the contest to replace the outgoing prime minister. -
Work is not going back to normal, so get used to being flexible: talent advisor Steve Cadigan Post-pandemic our working lives will never be the same – but that’s not necessarily a bad thing, says talent advisor Steve Cadigan. -
Mobility European space agency ends cooperation with Russia over Mars rover mission The European Space Agency has officially terminated a joint European-Russian rover mission to Mars amid political tensions caused by the war in Ukraine. -
Europe News Austria to take EU to court over 'greenwashing' of gas and nuclear The Austrian environment minister said that "several other states have been very critical of, and very vocal also, in their criticism on the delegated act and so we will also look for further allies in the lawsuit." -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 13th – Evening 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 Emmy nominations are in: Has your favourite show been snubbed or celebrated? Snubs, snarks, and nods - who's on the list for this year's Emmys? -
Europe News EU allows transit of some sanctioned Russian goods to Kaliningrad Only a certain volume of sanctioned Russian goods, intended for civilian use only, will be allowed through the EU and into Kaliningrad. -
Europe News Poland & Hungary in European Commission's rule of law spotlight again The institution's annual rule of law report was released on Wednesday, evaluating the EU-wide situation. -
Europe News France 'should do more' to enforce corporate lobbying rules, says EU The European Commission has recommended that France better enforce lobbying rules in its latest rule of law report. -
Qatar 365 Qatar’s growing contribution to the health and wellness sector From luxury health resorts for families to an eco-friendly farm offering a down-to-earth experience, Qatar 365 discovers how wellness is gaining more significance and becoming big business in the Gulf country. -
Europe News Flood hit communities in Belgium reeling one year on, as economic crisis aggravates situation Areas in the east of Belgium and in parts of Germany experienced some of the worst floods on record last July. -
No Comment Protesters in grounds of Sri Lankan prime minister's office Protesters in the Sri Lanka's prime minister office as the crisis-hit country declared an indefinite nationwide state of emergency, hours after President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled the island nation. -
Art These are the best exhibitions in Europe this summer From comic books to sculptures, from African empires to Norwegian folktales, there's no shortage of exhibitions to attend this summer. -
Earth News Conservationist Jane Goodall honoured with recycled plastic Barbie doll The Dr Jane Goodall doll was launched just ahead of World Chimpanzee Day on 14 July. -
South Africa Three arrests after mysterious deaths of 21 young people in South Africa Authorities are still investigating the causes of death, two weeks after the tragedy. -
Tech News Twitter sues Elon Musk: Six ways the crazy takeover drama could end The Twitter-Musk saga has been described as "one of the craziest business stories ever". What could possibly be the outcome? -
No Comment France: fires ravage 1700 hectares of forest near Bordeaux "It was apocalyptic," says the village's mayor, speaking of flames 30 metres high on a 600-metre front in the middle of the night. -
Culture news Dimitris Lignadis: Victims outraged as Greek actor gets suspended 12-year sentence for two rapes Lignadis had resigned as artistic director of Greece’s National Theatre when the accusations emerged. -
Tech News TikTok delays changes to privacy policy for targeted advertising over Europe data concerns Italy's data protection authority said TikTok had told users of the video app that it was going to deliver targeted advertising to them from July 13 without their consent. -
Culture news No time to lose: This unseen Proust manuscript is being painstakingly restored Conservators at the National Library of France have spent hundreds of hours restoring 75 pages of Marcel Proust's "In search of Lost Time", published in 1913. But what is so special about this manuscript? -
Vatican Pope Francis names women to bishops advisory committee for the first time The Dicastery for Bishops meets to evaluate proposed new bishops that are put forward by Vatican ambassadors. -
France Champions League: French errors not Liverpool fans to blame for final chaos, inquiry finds An official French parliamentary report finds the interior minister was wrong to blame Liverpool fans for crowd disruption before the Champions League final in Paris in May. -
Climate Monterrey is one of Mexico’s richest cities, so why are residents having to queue for water? A drought in Mexico means some businesses can only open for part of the week -
Culture news Fythkiotika weaving: Meet the Cypriot women determined to keep their fabric craft alive At 82, Irene Diomidous is one of the last remaining Fythkiotika weavers, an artform which has been passed down through generations of women. But why is the practice dying out? -
Europe News EU and US welcome Canada's decision to return Russian turbine to Germany Ukraine has criticised the move as a "dangerous" concession to Russia, which is under heavy Western sanctions. -
Culture news Captain Marvel launches new Avengers zone in Disneyland Paris After four years of construction, Disneyland Paris now has a dedicated area for its Marvel superheroes. -
No Comment Screens in Times Square display the first images from the James Webb Space Telescope Screens in Times Square display images just released by the James Webb Space Telescope, heralding a new era of astronomy. -
Earth News These 5 countries alone inflicted nearly €6 trillion in climate damage on the rest of the world There is now a scientific basis for countries to claim money for climate damage. -
Climate Japanese sushi experts ‘extremely worried’ about future of cuisine due to climate crisis Fishers, chefs, sushi sommeliers and wasabi growers are all concerned it could become a ‘lost art’ because of global warming. -
Ukraine Two-thirds of Ukraine refugees plan to stay put for now, according to UNHCR Around two-thirds of refugees from Ukraine expect to stay in their host countries until hostilities subside and the security situation improves after Russia's invasion, a survey by the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR has found. -
No Comment Watch: The moment a pilot lands his plane on a US motorway Flying with his father on a small plane over North Carolina, flight attendant Vincent Fraser had no other choice but to land on Highway 19 in Swain County when his engine started to die. -
No Comment Police fire tear gas as thousands mob Sri Lanka PM's office Police fire tear gas at protesters mobbing the Prime minister's residence in Colombo as crisis-hit Sri Lanka declared an indefinite nationwide state of emergency, hours after President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled the country. -
Turkey Ukraine-Russia grain talks: Kyiv says end to export blockade is close but UN stays cautious Military officials from the two countries are holding their first face-to-face meetings for months in Istanbul, to discuss a UN plan to export grain and ease global shortages. -
Health news Genetically engineered pig hearts successfully transplanted into brain-dead patients The successful procedures are a step forward in tackling the shortage of human organs for transplant. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 13th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Fintech - Will it replace traditional banks? Open banking has facilitated the rise of embedded finance – but is this a safe way to enhance the consumer experience or does it carry hidden risks? -
Melting Pot Culture WrestleFest DXB power slams into the hearts of UAE wrestling fans Part sport, part entertainment, wrestling is a theatrical battle – and it’s bringing competitors together in Dubai -
How to fund a startup and stay afloat Around 20% of small businesses fail in their first year. Here are guidelines for staying afloat, from how to secure funding to investment pitfalls to avoid -
Culture news Will more disabled fans be able to enjoy live events and entertainment because of this tech? These technological innovations are helping blind and deaf people enjoy sport and music like never before. -
How a new breed of robots could revolutionise the workplace Cobots – collaborative robots – are designed for human interaction and could soon be working alongside people in factories and offices -
Food and Drink Dubai’s first-ever Michelin star winners revealed History is made as two Dubai restaurants scoop two stars, while nine score one star in the Middle East's first-ever Michelin guide -
Travel News Expats rank the best and worst European countries in 2022 for careers, social life and healthcare Two European destinations rank highly for expat life, but one favourite destination falls to the bottom 10. -
My Europe Series 'Demoralising and scary': Women in UK react to US reversal of abortion rights Pro-choice advocates in the UK say the abortion reversal in the US is worrying and they want to see new legislation at home. -
USA Trump rallied supporters to riot at Capitol following 'unhinged' meeting, inquiry hears A presidential tweet that some saw as a “call to arms" and an “unhinged” meeting in the White House. Here are some of the takeaways from the seventh Capitol riots inquiry hearing. -
Tech News Twitter sues Elon Musk over $44 billion merger bid, accuses him of 'bad faith' actions Twittter accused the Tesla CEO of acting against the deal since “the market started turning”. -
World News Firefighting pilot killed in Portugal as wildfires continue to rage in France, Spain amid heatwave Authorities in Croatia and Turkey have also had to evacuate citizens amid forest fires and scorching temperatures. -
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka: Crowds demand PM's resignation, hours after president flees President Gotabaya Rajapaksa of Sri Lanka fled the country early Wednesday morning, hours before he was due to step down. Now protesters are turning their anger on the prime minister. -
Tech News Nothing has released its new 'environmentally friendly' smartphone. Is it worth the hype? Tech start-up Nothing has released a new phone it says will be more environmentally friendly than its competitors. Here's what's in store. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 13th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.