15 July 2022 | Euronews
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Sport Uta Abe wins against fellow Olympic champion in Judo Grand Prix in Zagreb Uta Abe wins against fellow Olympic champion in Judo Grand Prix in Zagreb. -
Iran Outcry as several Iranian filmmakers arrested by authorities The international film community reacted with outrage to the arrest of Mohammad Rasoulof, Jafar Panahi and Mostafa Al-Ahmad, as Tehran accelerates its clampdown on dissent. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Six latest developments linked to Russia's invasion From the four-year-old victim of Russia's missile strike on Vinnytsia... to our spotlight on Ukraine's attempts to beat the blockade and export its grain: six key developments today. -
Tech News Major social media platforms are failing to prevent LGBTQ hate, says report The media advocacy group GLAAD is calling on Big Tech companies to be more transparent about how they tackle online hate speech. -
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Spain Two migrants including a child found dead off the coast of Spain's Canary Islands Spanish authorities say the bodies were found on board an inflatable boat near Lanzarote. -
World News 'Treat this heatwave like a storm,' says Euronews' Jeremy Wilks Red temperature warnings have been issued in Spain and the United Kingdom. -
Saudi Arabia Joe Biden and Saudi crown prince begin big meeting with fist bump The US president arrived in Jeddah on the third day of a four-day visit to the Middle East. The Saudi leg is one of the most delicate trips he has faced on the world stage. -
World How is the EU addressing rising energy prices and record inflation in the Eurozone? How is the EU addressing rising energy prices and record inflation in the Eurozone? We spoke to the European Commissioner for Economy, Paolo Gentiloni, to find out. -
World News Good News: Chemotherapy drugs by drone and the unlikely return of a rockstar’s guitar after 45 years Your weekly dose of #GoodNews is fresh out of the oven with VR replicating the neurological effects of exercise, chemo drugs that descend from the skies, and more. -
Georgia Russian culture in Georgia: Residents angry about presence of music in capital Some residents in Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, are angry that they still hear Russian music throughout its streets. -
United Kingdom France sends mobile DNA lab to Kyiv, as countries coordinate war crimes investigations The French mobile laboratory has previously been deployed at the site of the Germanwings crash in the Alps in 2015. -
Turkey Teenagers arrested on suspicion of vandalising Turkey's largest Jewish cemetery Turkish Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu has described the incident as a "heinous attack". -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 15th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe Decoded Analysis: EU-UK relations 'not likely to improve' despite leadership contest Rishi Sunak is viewed as the best hope for a negotiated solution to the Northern Ireland Protocol, EU sources said of the UK's Conservative Party race. -
No Comment UK Queen makes rare visit outside Windsor Castle Britain's Queen Elizabeth II made a rare public appearance on Friday, visiting a hospice in the south England county of Kent. -
Health news Will COVID ever end? How 'Centaurus,' the latest Omicron subvariant, is becoming the dominant strain BA.2.75, which has picked up the nickname "Centaurus," is now dominant in India, overtaking the previously most transmissible subvariant BA.5. -
Culture news From 'Stranger Things' to 'The Crown': Which unlikely countries are cashing in on location filming? Scenery can bring big bucks to any countries coffers, but which European locations are making a profit from theirs? -
Culture news This is Durbar Festival: Nigeria's spectacularly colourful horse parade The end of Eid al-Adha in Nigeria is celebrated each year at the Durbar Festival, which features huge horse parades all across the country. But why are horses so significant in Nigerian culture? -
Estonia Estonian PM gets mandate from parliament to form new coalition government MPs voted 52-26 in favour at an extraordinary sitting of Estonia's parliament Riigikogu on Friday afternoon. -
Work Here’s why a four-day working week trial in Spain has not been a runaway success The low sign-up rate has been attributed to a corresponding pay cut, and the risk of losing opportunities to progress within the company. -
Economy Europe's week: EU economic woes mount, Ukraine war crimes commitment and Hungary lawsuit Here are the top stories from Brussels this past week. -
Culture news European Minority Languages: Meet the radio host trying to keep Cornish alive Cornish is spoken by around 600 people in the UK. Although there's only a handful of people who still know it, it's history predates the English language. -
World Energy in Angola: growing all sources for an energy-secure future Angola is Southern Africa's second-largest oil and gas producer but it's aiming to be a renewable energy power. Global Angola reports. -
Europe News EU to target Russian gold in next round of sanctions over Ukraine war The precious metal constitutes Russia's top export after energy and was worth more €18.5 billion in 2020. -
Germany Former German soldier jailed for posing as Syrian refugee and planning attack Prosecutors had described him as a "far-right terrorist" who had been inspired by extremist ideologies "for several years". -
Mobility Russia has a new space chief: Putin replaces Dmitry Rogozin with Yuri Borisov Russia's space agency has lost its firebrand chief Dmitry Rogozin – a man known for his blusterous anti-West rhetoric, particularly since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Europe News France faces raging wildfires and second heatwave of the summer More than 1,000 firefighters have been deployed to try and contain the flames in France's Gironde region where as many as 7,000 hectares of land are believed to have been destroyed. -
Euronews Witness New routes: how is Ukraine getting its grain out? Euronews' Hans von der Brelie travels to Romania and Ukraine to witness firsthand the frantic efforts to get Ukraine's grain out of the country. -
Europe News Europol dismantles network smuggling migrants through Belarus into EU Law enforcement authorities arrested 11 people for smuggling migrants through Belarus into the European Union. -
Ecotech Car-free cities: ‘Utopian’ videos reimagine famous London and Berlin landmarks Cycling soared by 119 per cent during the pandemic in London. Now climate-conscious citizens need more room. -
Culture news The art of adhan: Call to prayer competition searches for Turkey's most melodic religious voice At the Grand mosque in Turkey's Edirne region, muezzins (call to prayer singers) compete to be crowned the countries most melodic voice. But what does it take to master this art form? -
Mobility Jupiter and its moons like never seen before: NASA unveils new images from the James Webb Telescope Fans of the biggest planet in our solar system will be dazzled by the latest images taken by the Webb Telescope: Jupiter with its rings and three of its moons are shown in unprecedented detail. -
Europe News European Commission takes Hungary to court over anti-LGBT law and Klubrádió The two legal cases concern freedom of speech and remain unresolved after more than one year. -
Ukraine Rescue teams search for Vinnytsia survivors after deadly missile attack At least 18 people were still missing on Friday after the Kalibr missile strike on the central Ukrainian city that killed more than 20 civilians the day before. -
Ukraine UK holds Russia responsible for death of captured British aid worker Paul Urey was detained by Russian troops while on a humanitarian aid mission in east Ukraine in April. -
Earth News Climate activists gluing themselves to Berlin’s roads say they want to cause ‘peaceful friction’ 'Uprising of the Last Generation' claims the world has only a few years left to avoid catastrophic levels of global warming. -
Culture news Should European museums return African heritage items? As conversations about decolonisation increase, more museums are considering returning their looted African heritage, but is this the right approach? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 15th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Art Horniman Museum and Gardens has won Art Fund Museum of the Year 2022 Art Fund has announced the winner for its prestigious 2022 Museum of the Year award. -
Money ‘Politics can no longer miss out on crypto,’ says ex French deputy and Macron ally Pierre Person Pierre Person couldn’t change his fellow French deputies' minds on crypto. Can the new Assembly be convinced? -
World News G20 finance leaders in Bali to tackle Ukraine and inflation Top financial officials from the Group of 20 leading rich and developing nations met on the Indonesian island of Bali on Friday seeking strategies to counter the economic fallout from the war in Ukraine, inflation and other global crises. -
No Comment France celebrates July 14 with huge fireworks display July 14 fireworks light up the Paris sky as the Eiffel Tower shines with the yellow and blue of the Ukrainian flag. -
Hungary EU 'shot itself in the lungs' with sanctions against Russia, says Orban Hungarian PM has opposed the bloc's sanctions sparked by Moscow's invasion of Ukraine and has refused to allow the transit of weapons to its eastern neighbour. -
Saudi Arabia Biden to meet with Saudi Arabia leaders despite Khashoggi killing criticism US President Joe Biden promised to make Saudi Arabia a "pariah" on his campaign trail two years ago, but energy and security concerns have forced a changed stance. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 15th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.