22 July 2022 | Euronews
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Italy Environmental activists stage protest at Uffizi, Botticelli masterpiece unharmed The Carabinieri said that members of the Last Generation group -- all Italians -- glued themselves to a protective glass in front of the famous 15th-century painting, Primavera or Spring on Friday. -
Italy Woman in intensive care following rare man-of-war sting off Sicily coast The marine creature is known as one of the most dangerous species in the Mediterranean Sea, but its stings are rarely deadly, although excruciatingly painful. -
Belgium EU candidates must 'convince' members they are prepared, enlargement commissioner tells Euronews Albanian and Macedonian PMs Rama and Kovačevski were welcomed to Brussels this week by Commission President Ursula von der Leyen as both countries began accession negotiations. Neighbourhood and Enlargement Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi provides Euronews with his perspective. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: What you need to know this weekend From the two belligerents signing a key grains export deal in Istanbul to Moscow forces accused of looting Europe-bound steel, these are some of the key developments in the war this weekend. -
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No Comment Whirling stilt dancers of Anguiano return after two-year pandemic break The Dance of the Stilts is a folk festival, held every year in Spain, in the town of Anguiano (La Rioja) from 21st to 23rd July. The event returns this year after a two-year break due to the Coronavirus pandemic. -
Tech News Meta's Facebook revamping main feed to be more like TikTok to attract younger users The move is a bid by Facebook's parent company to address the threat of TikTok, reversing its original plans to show more family and friends' post. -
Design Who will win the UK’s most prestigious architecture award? Stirling Prize announces 2022 shortlist This year’s shortlist for the UK’s best new building includes a Hackney primary school, a net-zero office development and the replacement of an Oxford college library previously gifted by Samuel Pepys. -
The Cube YouTube to crack down on harmful or misleading abortion-related content The big tech platform said it was to begin removing certain harmful or false abortion-related content. -
Culture news Oldest English shipwreck given ‘highest level’ of government protection The survival of the 13th-century Mortar Wreck, which was carrying gothic Purbeck stone gravestones, is extremely rare. -
Travel News Italy’s beach wars: How the fight for lidos has got political - and physical Beach club owners, politicians and environmental campaigners are fighting over the future of Italy’s coastline. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 22nd – 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 This man is taking 150 trains across 28 European countries. Here’s what he has learnt Self-confessed EU nerd Jon Worth is taking 150 trains across 28 European countries to highlight the problems with cross-border rail travel in the EU. -
Money Cryptos, teamwork and boundary-pushing fintech: how Qonto is challenging Europe’s banks We spoke with Qonto’s co-founder and CEO Alexandre Prot on plans to lead Europe’s fintech market, the role of cryptocurrencies and the future of challenger banks. -
Euronews Witness Fractured state: why old tensions die hard in Bosnia and Herzegovina? 30 years after war ravaged Bosnia and Herzegovina, secessionist threats by the country’s Serbian entity have raised fears of renewed violence. Euronews' Valérie Gauriat travelled to the country to see how serious the current tensions actually are. -
Travel News 'Remote work is for everybody': Full-time digital nomad explains why coworking is the future "I believe the co-working phenomenon is going to spread across the globe," says professional digital nomad Ben Marks. -
Culture news Everything you need to know about the upcoming Dungeons and Dragons film unveiled at Comic-Con A first look at "Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves", an upcoming movie starring Chris Pine, Hugh Grant and Michelle Rodriguez was unveiled at San Diego Comic-Con. But what's the film all about? -
InClassica 2022: Stars Lit up Dubai at 11th Edition of World’s Biggest Musical Observatory Following a raucous reception at the 10th-anniversary celebration which took place last year, the InClassica International Music Festival recently returned to Dubai for its 11th edition. -
No Comment UK blames France as travellers face port delays Britons heading off on holiday by ferry faced hours-long waits at the port of Dover on Friday, with UK authorities blaming French officials for the chaos. -
Culture news The UK wants a 'touring tsar' to help bands get on the road in the EU A new report has stressed the damage that Brexit has done to UK musicians' ability to tour their acts in the EU. -
United Kingdom Prince Harry can sue UK government over his security arrangements, judge rules Harry wants to pay personally for police security when he comes to Britain after he and his partner Megan Markle lost publicly-funded UK police protection due to stepping down as royals. -
Germany Germany bails out gas subsidiary of Finnish state-owned energy supplier Uniper The German government will take a roughly 30% stake in energy supplier Uniper as part of a rescue package prompted by surging prices for natural gas and reduced Russian deliveries, -
Moments Airport etiquette: How to avoid being ‘that' annoying passenger on a flight With staff shortages, heatwaves and strikes, airports are chaotic enough right now. Here's how to be a considerate traveller. -
Nature Tiny turtles bought from the internet are behind salmonella outbreak in the US Selling turtles this small as pets was banned more than 40 years ago because of the risk of infection to humans. -
Ireland Former Irish soldier jailed for 15 months for joining IS in Syria Lisa Smith is the first person to be convicted in Ireland for a terrorist act abroad. -
No Comment Afghan tourists enjoy the peace in Bamiyan's sites Afghan tourists enjoy a holiday riding boats at the Band-e Amir lake and walking through the ruins of where the famous Buddha statues once stood before being blown up by the Taliban in 2001. -
No Comment Bolivia opposition protest against political persecution Bolivia’s opposition protest in La Paz against the government of President Luis Arce, whom they accuse of "political persecution" and demand the release of right-wing ex-president Jeanine Anez who was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison. -
Moldova Transnistria separatists set their eyes on possible Russian unification The foreign minister of Moldova's separatist Transnistria region says that it is committed to achieving independence and possible unification with Russia, and that Moldova's EU candidacy status effectively ends any possibility of cooperation. -
Europe News Europe's week: EU accession talks begin and Brussels defends sanctions Here are the top stories from Brussels this week. -
Culture news Golden Oldies in the sun - The Stones roll back the years on Lyon's hottest ever day There were thrills, beer spills and perhaps a few bass-induced bellyaches in France's third biggest city Lyon as the Rolling Stones came to town -
Europe News Brussels launches new legal action against London over Northern Ireland Protocol The UK now has two months to reply to the letters from Brussels demanding "swift remedial actions to restore compliance with the terms of the Protocol". -
Mobility New York to London in just over 3 hours: Is this net zero supersonic jet the future of air travel? It hasn’t taken to the skies yet, but the Overture aircraft is designed to trim hours off long-haul flights and avoid harming the environment by using 100 per cent sustainable aviation fuel. -
Travel News UK blames France for 'critical incident' at Dover port as travellers face hours long queues Brexit has left UK travellers facing strict border checks when travelling into the EU. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 22nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Syria Four children killed in deadly Russian airstrike in Syria A human rights group says the airstrike was carried out by a Russian warplane following four other Russian airstrikes in a town further north. -
Nature Over 150,000 litres of diesel fuel spills in the Bahamas near white sand beaches of Great Exuma Even small oil spills can harm or kill ocean life, especially if they're in sensitive areas such as beaches. -
Could remote working from home become a legal right? The Netherlands is aiming to enshrine remote working flexibility in law. Will other countries follow suit? -
USA Trump ignored pleas to stop riot, as VP's security 'prepared to die' Mike Pence's Secret Service detail told each other to say goodbye to their families, as rioters stormed the US Capitol building, 6 January committee hears. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 22nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.