14 July 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Five key developments to know about from the conflict with Russia From another deadly Russian missile strike on Ukrainian civilians far from the front line... to France's Ukrainian touch on Bastille Day: five key events related to the war. -
Mobility BMW charging a monthly fee for heated seats is a glimpse into the future of cars Car buyers will increasingly be faced with subscription models for things like heated seats and driving assistance technologies. -
USA Ivana Trump: First wife of former President Donald Trump dies The Trumps were a publicity power couple in New York in the 1980s and 1990s before their equally public and messy divorce. -
Spain Spain's parliament backs law to entrench memory of Franco's victims The new bill will make it a "state responsibility" to identify the thousands of missing victims of Spain's Civil War and Franco's dictatorship. -
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The Cube Online dating ads offering to meet 'lonely' Ukrainian women banned in UK Multiple dating ads promoting to meet 'lonely' Ukrainian women have been banned by a UK watchdog due to their offensive nature. -
Belgium Sophie Wilmès: Belgian foreign minister formally resigns to care for ill husband Sophie Wilmès is stepping down after her husband was diagnosed with brain cancer. Prime Minister Alexander De Croo will take on the foreign minister's role. -
Denmark Teenage girl dies after 'tragic accident' on roller coaster in Denmark Initial investigations suggest the rear of the rollercoaster at Tivoli Friheden in Aarhus broke loose and came off the rails. -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: A Groundbreaking Tournament for Referees A Winter World Cup and the first to feature women referees. Technology will be in greater use too - but will the officials continue to make headlines? -
Sri Lanka 'He is a coward': Sri Lanka's President Rajapaksa resigns after fleeing to Singapore Singaporean authorities say Rajapaksa has been "allowed entry on a private visit" but not to seek asylum. It is thought he might travel on to the United Arab Emirates. -
No Comment Car drives through violent wildfire in Portugal, as country wilts under heatwave A car drives through a wildfire in central Portugal, where over 2,000 firefighters were battling four major fires across the country on Thursday morning. -
Europe News ICC and 45 nations pledge stronger cooperation on prosecuting war crimes in Ukraine The Ukraine Accountability Conference was held in The Hague in the Netherlands, with the aim of ensuring that atrocities committed in Ukraine do not go unpunished. -
Italy Italy faces political crisis as president rejects PM Mario Draghi's resignation President Mattarella has told the prime minister to go back to parliament after Mario Draghi offered to quit, arguing his national unity coalition "no longer exists". -
Israel US and Israel vow never to let Iran get nuclear weapons The US president met the Israeli prime minister but neither can agree how to proceed. -
Sweden Hamid Noury: Iranian man given life sentence in Sweden for 1988 mass executions The former Iranian prison official was tried in Stockholm under the principle of universal jurisdiction. -
Target Fintech: Dubai looks at the financing technology of the future Rising inflation and political uncertainties are destablizing the global economy. But one sector has fared better than others: financial technology or Fintech. Dubai is seizing the opporutnity to bank on its promises. -
Musica The Vienna Philharmonic: A life dedicated to music Founded in 1842, the Vienna Philharmonic is one of the world's great orchestras. Musica speaks to some of its leading artists to find out what it is actually like to be part of such a revered classical music institution. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 14th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Can these robot fish developed by Chinese researchers help us save the ocean? Chinese scientists have made the little bot robust enough to survive being digested by other fish and heal itself when damaged. -
Smart Health Data dividend: how big tech will empower Europe's healthcare systems Digitalisation and data sharing are set to empower European healthcare systems and the medical sector. Smart Health examines how this e-revolution is enabling healthcare companies to improve their products and offer better services. -
Smart Health How could the European Health Data Space boost the e-health sector? Smart Health speaks to Alexander Berler, an expert from the organisation, Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE), about how the European Health Data Space (EHDS) is set to transform Europe's healthcare sector. -
Sport UK police launch investigation after Mo Farah documentary revelations The four-time Olympic champion has revealed that he was trafficked to the country as a child. -
Food and Drink Feta cheese is Greek, EU's top court tells Denmark The European Union's top court has ruled against Denmark and says the country has mislabelled white cheese as "feta". -
No Comment Military on display for Bastille Day France celebrated its national holiday Thursday with thousands of French troops marching down the Champs-Elysees avenue alongside allies from Eastern Europe. -
Europe News Analysis: From melting glaciers to drought, the climate crisis unfolds in Italy Euronews correspondent Giorgia Orlandi breaks down how the climate crisis is already being felt in Italy. -
No Comment Fire and smoke after Russian strikes on Vinnytsia in central Ukraine Missiles struck the city of Vinnytsia Thursday, killing 20 people and wounding 90 others in what Ukraine's president said was "an open act of terrorism" by Russia on the country's civilian population in areas with no military value. -
Culture news Unseen self-portrait of Vincent Van Gogh discovered behind another painting Conservators have found a self-portrait of Vincent Van Gogh behind his masterpeice 'Head of a Peasant Woman', but how was it discovered? -
Economy This is what the euro-dollar parity means for you and the European economy A weaker euro will make European exports immediately cheaper in international markets. -
Mobility Strange ‘heartbeat’ signal picked up by astronomers from a galaxy far, far away The signal is coming from a galaxy billions of light-years from Earth. -
Europe News 'Do the right thing' VDL tells Macedonian MPs ahead of key vote for EU accession The president of the European Commission told lawmakers in Skopje that accession negotiations could start "as soon as next week" if they approve the French proposal. -
Spain Six injured on last day of Spain's running of the bulls The Navarra regional government said six people were treated for minor injuries following the final running of the bulls at this year’s San Fermín Festival on Thursday. -
Tech News Is Twitter down? Service appears to return after global outage The outage comes just days after Twitter sued billionaire Elon Musk for trying to walk away from his deal to buy the company. -
Nature On the ‘elevator to extinction’: Scotland could soon lose these rare alpine plants These beautiful plants are disappearing from the UK’s 10th highest mountain, in an ominous sign for biodiversity elsewhere. -
Culture news Eurovision to launch spin-off in Latin America amid global expansion Latin Americans are amongst the highest viewers in non-participating nations, are they about to get their own contest? -
No Comment Six people injured during the eighth bull run of San Fermin SIx people were injured and transferred to hospital during the eighth and last bull run of this year's San Fermin festival in Pamplona, one of them gored. -
World News Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov swaps his camera for a rifle Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov has swapped his camera for a gun and says his country will prevail in the fight against Russia. -
Culture news Nearly half of all Holocaust posts on Telegram deny or distort the truth A new survey by UNESCO has found a shocking amount of Holocaust denial and distortion across social media platforms, with Telegram the worst offender. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russian airstrike kills over 20 people in central city of Vinnytsia Russian missiles struck a large city in central Ukraine on Thursday, killing more than 20 and wounding another 90, in an attack President Zelenskyy called “an open act of terrorism” against civilians. -
Netherlands Ukraine's Zelenskyy calls for special war crimes tribunal at The Hague on Russian invasion Political, diplomatic and judicial leaders from around 40 nations gathered in The Hague on Thursday for a conference on accountability for crimes committed in Ukraine since the Russian invasion. -
Tech News Cryptocurrency lender Celsius Network files for bankruptcy as crypto winter bites The cryptocurrency lending platform Celsius Network has filed for bankruptcy after pausing customer withdrawals last month. -
Culture news Kevin Spacey pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges at the Old Bailey, London The actor has been accused of four charges, including sexual assault and causing a person to engage in penetrative sex without consent. -
No Comment The bare necessities? Bear cools off in a pond but got scared away by koi carp This is a story of a black bear who got into a backyard fishpond to cool off from the summer heat until the resident koi carp scared it away. -
France Ukraine plays symbolic role in France's Bastille Day parade The war in Ukraine featured prominently in Bastille Day celebrations in France on Thursday, with thousands of French troops marching down the Champs-Elysees avenue alongside allies from Eastern Europe. -
Culture news What is Buhurt? Inside the brutal world of medieval combat sport Buhurt is a modern-day full contact combat sport which involves fighters using blunt steel weapons and armour characteristic of the medieval times. But why would anyone wish to compete in this extreme activity? -
Moments Airbnb is offering six travellers a 19 day train tour of Europe's historic homes Airbnb has partnered with Interrail to offer competition winners an epic rail adventure across Europe. -
Europe News The risk of losing Europe's wild-polio free status cannot be ignored | View No one person, country or region can eradicate polio alone – we need to join forces, say the World Health Organization's former and current European regional directors. -
Culture news Visit the exhibition bringing colour back to ancient marble statues Two historians have created a new exhibition at the Met, returning Greek and Roman statues to their original colours. -
Italy Italy PM Mario Draghi survives confidence vote but coalition in doubt Populist coalition partners 5-Star Movement say they want Prime Minister Mario Draghi to do more to ease Italy's cost of living crisis. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 14th – 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 Uber sued by more than 500 women over sexual assault claims The complaint alleges that women passengers in multiple US states were sexually assaulted by Uber drivers with whom they were paired through the app. -
Economy Annual inflation across the eurozone will peak at 7.6% in 2022 The Ukraine war and the disruption of energy and food markets continue to increase inflationary pressures. -
Europe News 'Wake-up call': EU Ombudsman finds Commission guilty of maladministration over Pfizer texts The EU's Ombudsman upheld her finding of maladministration on Thursday over the Commission's handling of a journalist's request to see the texts exchanged between Ursula von der Leyen and the Pfizer CEO. -
Europe News Estonian PM Kallas resigns to form new government Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas resigned on Thursday in order to form a new government coalition in the Baltic country. -
Tech News Netflix partners with Microsoft to offer cheaper ad-supported subscription service Netflix will work with Microsoft to offer a cheaper, ad-based subscription plan in a bid to attract more customers. -
Women Beyond Borders Creating these tiny school bus homes helped one family to process a tragic loss Live Simply Buses honours a lost loved one by inspiring families to go on big adventures in tiny homes. -
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka waits in confusion, anger for president to resign President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled to the Maldives on Wednesday, hours before he was supposed to resign, leaving the prime minister as acting president. The island nation is battling severe shortages of food and fuel, with many blaming Rajapaksa for the economic crisis. -
Hungary Hungarians protest for second day against tax overhaul Thousands of Hungarians protested against Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government on Wednesday, in the second day of anti-government rallies after lawmakers fast-tracked legislation sharply raising taxes for small firms. -
Nature Big cat gets a CAT scan at London Zoo for the first time Vets at London Zoo arranged VIP treatment for their endangered Asiatic lion with earache. -
Residences Brexit, working conditions and low pay: An inside look at Europe’s hotel staffing crisis Hotels are open again but there’s no one to run them. What’s the solution to bring hotel staff back? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 14th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Poland Ashes of 8,000 WWII victims found in mass grave in northern Poland The human ashes were unearthed near the former Nazi concentration camp of Soldau.