27 July 2022 | Euronews
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France Macron calls Russia a 'colonial power' during visit to ex-French colony France's president accused Russia of being "one of the last colonial imperial powers" during a visit to Benin, a former French colony. -
The Cube Is public health messaging around Monkeypox homophobic? Social media debate if public health messaging aimed at the LGBTQAI+ community around Monkeypox is homophobic, after findings that 98 per cent of those contracting the virus are men having sex with men. -
World News Ukraine war: What you need to know today Want to stay up to date with what is happening in the Ukraine war? Here are today's latest developments. -
Qatar 365 The roots of the fashion scene in Qatar: gowns, heels and sneakers From collectable sneakers to exclusive dresses, Qatar 365 has met some of the established designers, collectors, and fashion entrepreneurs behind some of the most popular fashion items in a country with a huge demand for luxury wear. -
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No Comment Long queues at Beirut bakeries as Lebanon bread crisis continues Long lines form in front of bakeries and supermarkets in the Lebanese capital Beirut. -
Europe News Top EU officials hacked by Israeli Pegasus spyware The EU has found evidence that mobiles used by some of its most senior staff were compromised by an Israeli company's spy software, Reuters reports. -
Kurash: an ancient folk wrestling becomes modern sport Kurash is one of the most ancient folk styles of wrestling known to humankind. According to research, the game emerged on the territory of modern Uzbekistan at least 3500 years ago. -
Europe Decoded Here are the issues MEPs say matter most for Europe European lawmakers are worried about rising energy prices and a possible gas shortage next year. -
Climate Should rich countries pay for the climate damage they've inflicted? An inside look at reparations Many in the Global South argue that the case for climate reparations is now irrefutable, but coming to an agreement on who pays for them is complicated. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 27th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Energy poor in Spain struggle amid high inflation and heatwave Euronews spoke with Monica Guiteras Blaya about the worsening energy crisis for those who can't afford to pay the bills. -
Europe Decoded Winter is coming: All you need to know about the EU's 15% gas reduction plan The plan could introduce mandatory rationing across the bloc if Russia totally cuts off gas supplies. -
Iran European powers urge Iran to agree to 'best possible' nuclear deal Western European powers have pressed Iran to agree to a revived 2015 nuclear deal, saying what's on the table now is “the best possible deal.” -
No Comment This exhausted Euphrates tortoise was brought back to life This exhausted Euphrates tortoise was brought back to life with the efforts of the teams. -
Ecotech Watch these parkour athletes swing around Paris switching off wasteful lights A French parkour collective are swinging around Paris to try and reduce energy consumption in France. -
Work Is the 6-hour workday the answer to a better work-life balance? Eight-hour workdays date back to the era of the Industrial Revolution, a period in human history which definitely did not have workers’ best interests in mind. -
Money Inflation bites: McDonald’s raises UK cheeseburger price for first time in 14 years After KFC and Nando, McDonald’s UK is also raising the prices of some items on its menu due to the rising cost of food. -
Economy Watch: What's behind inflation in the eurozone? Inflation in the eurozone keeps reaching new record highs. Here's why. -
Spain Shakira hits back at prosecutors over alleged €14.5m tax fraud case The Colombian pop superstar has chosen to go to court over allegations she defrauded Spain's government of €14.5 million in taxes. -
Moments Viennese whirl: A surprise proposal and a hair-raising adventure on Austria’s oldest Ferris wheel I found love on Vienna's Riesenrad, then returned for its 125th anniversary to ride its hair-raising glass platform. -
No Comment Belgium’s tiniest theme park Mini-Europe unveils new models in solidarity with Ukraine Belgium’s tiniest theme park has added new models to honour Europe’s relationship with Ukraine. -
Home Paradise or dystopia? Saudi Arabia unveils plans for a city made up of two 170km-long skyscrapers The Line makes up a major part of the wider Neom project first announced in 2017. -
World News Fears of winter gas shortages as Nord Stream reduced to 20% capacity Gas deliveries via Nord Stream fell on Wednesday to almost 20% of the pipeline's capacity, amplifying the risk of shortages this winter in several European countries. -
Earth News Plants didn't survive the heatwave? An expert guide to the best heat and drought-resistant plants Heatwaves are pushing gardeners to swap delicate flowers for more heat-resistant species. -
Tech News Rest assured: Playing video games is unlikely to impact well-being, study says New research of almost 40,000 video gamers has found “little to no evidence” that the time spent playing affects their well-being, countering fears that gaming might affect players’ mental health. -
No Comment Hundreds of firefighters battle wildfires in France and Czech Republic Images of forest fires in southern France and Czech Republic, where firefighters are deployed to contain the wildfires. -
No Comment Massive fire engulfs parts of new commercial building in Bolivia A massive fire engulfed part of the 13th floor of a new commercial building in La Paz on Monday. -
Culture news How have Ukrainians responded to Eurovision being hosted in the UK? How have Ukrainians responded to Eurovision being hosted in the UK? -
Culture news Damien Hirst is about to burn the paintings people want to keep as NFTS A new exhibition has asked 10,000 people if they'd rather have a physical copy or NFT or a Damien Hirst painting. But if you choose NFT, the physical copy goes up in smoke. -
Tech News Google Maps finally launches Street View in India after 11-year wait following rejection The Google Maps feature allows users to explore an area through 360-degree panoramic street-level images. -
Germany Germany to pay further compensation to families of 1972 Munich Olympics attack victims The German government has indicated that it is willing to pay further compensation to the families of 11 Israeli athletes who were killed at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich by members of a Palestinian group. -
Job Hunting: Should you stay or should you go? It pays to weigh up all the eventualities before making what can be a life changing decision. -
Ukraine Why aren't ships rushing to export grain from Black Sea ports after Ukraine-Russia deal? Shipping companies are not rushing to export millions of tons of trapped grain out of Ukraine, despite a breakthrough deal to provide safe corridors through the Black Sea. -
Culture news Venice Film Festival unveils a stylish and politically vital 2022 line-up The 79th Venice International Film Festival has unveiled the movies that will compete for this year’s Golden Lion, inlcuding new films by Luca Guadagnino, Darren Aranofsky and Joanna Hogg. -
Earth News Plastic-eating bacteria could help scientists fight pollution, new study claims Could this solve the problem of plastic pollution in lakes? -
Money Coinbase shares drop again as investigation looms over the crypto exchange Coinbase, the US biggest cryptocurrency exchange, is reportedly facing a new investigation into its trading. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 27th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News European General Court upholds EU ban on Russia Today The bloc's top court argued the restriction does not infringe media freedom. -
China New studies bolster theory COVID-19 emerged at Wuhan animal market New studies bolster theory coronavirus emerged from the wild -
Georgia Georgians face lack of clean domestic water due to decaying infrastructure Georgians are facing a lack of clean domestic water due to decaying infrastructure -
Ukraine Ukrainian army destroys key bridge in Russian-held Kherson region The Antonivskyi bridge is the main crossing across the Dnieper River in the Kherson region. -
Travel News Lufthansa strike: More than 1,000 flights cancelled as staff walk out over pay Passengers have been stranded at Germany's busiest airports as strikes add to the ongoing travel chaos in Europe. -
Hungary Long-time Orban ally resigns over Hungarian PM's 'pure Nazi' speech The resignation came after the Hungarian prime minister criticised what he dubbed "race mixing" in a speech he gave over the weekend, sparking international outcry. -
United Kingdom New train strike in the UK over cost of living crisis Only about one in five trains will run on Wednesday, across about half of the network, with some areas seeing no trains at all throughout the day. -
Health news Want to find out which city is best for running? Here’s the world’s top 10 cities With running and outdoor exercise becoming extremely popular over the last few years, a new study reveals which cities have the best conditions to keep active. -
Canada Pope prays for healing after 'terrible effects of colonisation' on Canada visit Pope Francis prayed for healing from what he called the "terrible effects of colonisation" as he led a pilgrimage to Lac St. Anne on Tuesday in Canada. -
United Kingdom UK Conservative debate abandoned after host faints on air The incident happened about half an hour into the hour-long debate with the camera on Liz Truss. -
Greece Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on first EU trip since Khashoggi murder Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is in Athens on his first European Union trip since the 2018 killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi -
Croatia Croatia links divided region with new Adriatic coast bridge Croatia has opened a long-awaited bridge connecting two parts of the country's Adriatic Sea coastline while bypassing a small sliver of Bosnia's territory. -
Nature Cats categorised as 'invasive alien species' by Polish scientist, but why? The scientist clarified that although he is a dog owner, he doesn't have anything against cats. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson gives Churchill award to Ukraine's Zelenskyy UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has presented Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy with the Sir Winston Churchill Leadership Award, drawing comparisons between the two leaders in times of crises. -
Health news New York joins calls for the WHO to rename monkeypox over its 'painful and racist history' Authorities in New York City are dealing with the biggest monkeypox outbreak in the United States with over 1,000 infections reported so far. -
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