25 August 2022 | Euronews
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Culture news Texas University puts Taylor Swift on the syllabus next to Shakespeare and Chaucer Taylor Swift is a world famous singer-songwriter but can her works be measured against Shakespeare? -
Europe News In pictures: Europe celebrates Ukraine Independence Day Ukraine's Independence Day was widely celebrated across Europe on Wednesday in a massive show of solidarity with the war-torn country. -
Money Bitcoin ban: These are the countries where crypto is restricted or illegal While some countries like El Salvador are embracing cryptocurrencies, others like China are leading sustained crackdowns on their use. -
No Comment Dozens killed in Russia strikes that targeted train station. At least 25 people were killed and 31 others wounded after Russian forces launched a strike on a train station near Chaplyne in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region on Wednesday, 24 August, according to the latest report from the Ukrainian train operator. -
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No Comment 36-metre long banner pays tribute to the "Malgre-nous" In front of the patron saint of Alsace, a banner displays the names and faces of the "Malgré-nous", the young Alsatians and Mosellans drafted into the German armies during the Second World War 80 years ago. -
No Comment Rohingya refugees rally to mark fifth 'Genocide Remembrance Day' Rohingya refugees held "Genocide Remembrance Day" rallies across the huge network of squalid camps in Bangladesh where they live in dire conditions, marking five years since fleeing from a brutal military offensive in Myanmar. -
No Comment Protest all over Europe against Russia's six-month invasion of Ukraine Protest all over Europe against Russia's six-month invasion of Ukraine -
Football Now World Cup 2022 Qatar: What accommodation is available for fans? With over one million supporters expected to visit Qatar during the tournament, we take a look at the accommodation options on offer for supporters. -
France 'Absolute emergency': 'Billions' needed to compensate drought losses in France France's drought has caused meadows to dry up and significantly dented maize yields -- the principal source of food for farm animals, say agricultural groups. -
Explore Sheki and Lahij: A journey into the heart of Azerbaijani heritage Our new series, 'Explore Azerbaijan' takes an in-depth look at the country's rich heritage and landscapes. In this first episode we discover two must-see locations along the ancient 'Silk Road': Sheki and Lahij. -
Sport Champions League draw: Who is playing who in this year's competition? Holders Real Madrid were drawn into Group F alongside Shakhtar Donetsk, RB Leipzig, and Celtic -
Netherlands Investigation after baby dies in 'inhumane' conditions at Dutch asylum centre NGOs claim the baby had been living in an overcrowded shelter facility near Groningen and was kept in "inhumane conditions." -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | August 25th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Russia has lost territory 'larger than Denmark' in Ukraine war, says think tank Experts claim that Russia has made "negligible gains" in its military campaign. -
Travel News Subscription flights: All-you-can-fly tickets could 'incentivise' avoidable air travel Critics say airline subscription service will increase carbon emissions by encouraging people to travel when they otherwise wouldn't. -
Nature Dugongs: Nature’s ‘sea cows’ are now extinct in China, but still clinging on in these countries It is the first time such a charismatic marine megafaunal species has disappeared from Chinese marine waters. -
Belgium Violent brawl between football fans shakes central Brussels A cafe in Brussels centre was pelted with chairs, tables and other objects after a brawl broke out between supporters of two European football teams on Wednesday evening. -
Earth News What is guerrilla gardening and how does it help combat climate change? Meet the guerrilla gardeners of Europe. Their form of climate activism transforms neighbourhoods and brings local communities together. -
France Calais queues: Watch as British band play on van roof to entertain drivers stuck in seven-hour queue Calais queues: British band play on roof to entertain drivers stuck in seven-hour queue -
Travel News Italy: You could get paid €15,000 to move to Sardinia. But what's the catch? The Italian government has set aside €45 million for the relocation grant - enough for 3,000 grants. -
Climate Google Flights accused of 'airbrushing' emissions by changing calculations Aviation accounts for 3.5 per cent of human-caused global warming. Campaigners worry the non-CO2 impacts are now being ignored. -
Russia Anti-torture activist hospitalised after attack at his home in Russia Igor Kaliapin is best known in Russia for founding the NGO Team Against Torture and was appointed to the Kremlin's Human Rights Council. -
Earth News Shocking images reveal the devastation left by China’s record breaking drought Low levels in lakes, rivers and reservoirs have led to rolling blackouts and concerns about vital food crops. -
Earth News Why the world’s first hydrogen rail may not be as environmentally friendly as it seems Germany has launched the world's first hydrogen-powered rail line. Is this the sustainable alternative it seems to be? -
Culture news Frida Kahlo's record-breaking self-portrait goes on display for first time in nearly 25 years The self-portrait sold for the most for a Latin American artist in history and depicts her tumultuous relationship with Diego Rivera. -
Which start-up companies will be Europe's next unicorns? Are Europe’s unicorns finally on the rise and will we ever be able to level the playing field with Silicon Valley? -
Earth News EU emissions drop 34% since 1990, but experts warn it's not enough The EU has reduced its emissions by one-third in 30 years. While not on track for 2030 targets, the EU is calling on other countries to reduce their own. -
Russia Six months on, Russians' shock at Ukraine invasion 'has abated' Six months after Moscow's invasion, the shock that swept some corners of Russian society has largely abated, says one expert. -
USA Uvalde school board dismissed police chief after mass shooting Nineteen children and two teachers were killed at the school in May. -
My Europe Series Europe's gas prices have broken a new record. How high can they go? The latest announcement from Gazprom sent gas prices to an all-time high, raising the alarm across the continent. -
Earth News US tax credits for electric vehicles called 'discriminatory' sparking talks of a possible trade war The credits encourage manufacturing in the US but foreign car companies say they are discouraging international trade. -
Europe News Watch: European teen becomes youngest person to fly around the world solo Mack Rutherford, a 17-year-old pilot, spent five months travelling through 52 countries and crossing the equator twice. -
Bulgaria Russian who burned passport in Bulgaria over Ukraine war wins appeal against extradition "Today, the Varna Court of Appeal showed the whole world that Bulgaria adheres to European principles - principles of freedom, human rights and the right to human life," said Alchin outside the court -
Ethiopia Return of fighting in northern Ethiopia tears up five-month truce "We had hoped they were ready for peace, but now our hope is gone,” said Thaimanot Mezgebu, an Addis Ababa local. -
No Comment Heavy rains trigger flash floods in Sindh province After soaking much of Pakistan's southwestern Baluchistan and eastern Punjab province, flash floods have now started to affect the southern Sindh province. -
Culture news Female MCs in Indian Kashmir: conscious rhymes in a conservative country “I promise each and every abuser that one day they will shower praises in my favour and will be proud of me.” Talking loud and saying something. There are few female rappers in Kashmir but their voices are increasingly making an impact on and off the streets. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | August 25th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Twitter failed to tackle LGBTQ monkeypox hate speech, says study False claims about the LGBTQ community have skyrocketed online after the virus outbreak in May. -
Europe News French MEPs kick up a stink over UK's discharge of raw sewage into sea The three MEPs accuse the UK of not adhering to its obligations under multiple treaties including the main Brexit agreement and a UN charter. -
Europe News Europe's energy crisis: European nations scramble to help households with soaring bills Europe is facing a sharp rise in power bills driven by skyrocketing gas prices. -
Bulgaria Two police officers dead after migrant bus ploughs through roadblock It happened when a police car tried to block the path of the bus after it had refused to stop. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia slammed over Chaplyne strike; Denmark territory claim; and Zaporizhzhia visit It includes criticism of Russia over a strike in Chaplyne that left 25 people dead. -
Algeria France-Algeria: Emmanuel Macron seeks to repair damaged ties during three-day visit The French president hopes his visit which begins on Thursday will repair diplomatic tensions and allow him to develop his relationship with young Algerians. -
Culture news ‘See Monster’: Decommissioned oil rig turned into ‘green’ art installation in UK The “See Monster” will feature a 12-metre waterfall and a 6,000-piece art installation. -
Climate Climate change is making French wine production harder, more expensive and boozier Late frosts, extreme heat and historic droughts are pushing French winemakers to the limits. We spoke to Christian Huyghe, the Scientific Director of Agriculture at INRAE to find out more about the future of wine in the climate crisis. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | August 25th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Art Meet the Belgian illusionist crowned the World Magic Champion for his dancing paper trick A small ball of paper that comes to life, twirls and can be tamed: this is the poetic trick that earned Belgian Laurent Piron the title of World Magic Champion. But where did Piron learn his craft? -
Culture news Had enough of toxic masculinity on TikTok? Be more like Noel Deyzel After social media companies banned 'misogynistic' content creator Andrew Tate, we looked to find healthier male role models online. Give it up for for Noel Deyzel, king of kind-hearted fitness influencers. -
Culture news Ukrainian families and artists mark Independence Day by celebrating cultural ties with Britain A culture summit in Scotland will look at ways to keep Ukraine's culture thriving throughout the war as families in the UK reflect on their time out of the country. -
Culture news 'The rebels were sent to a lunatic asylum': These films end differently in China Minions 2, joins the likes of Fight Club and Star Wars which have completely different endings in China. -
Cult Michelangelo on the move! The Sistine Chapel is (almost) touring the world Now you can wonder in awe at the beauty of the Sistine Chapel without having to visit Rome thanks to an innovative global tour featuring Michelangelo's most famous masterpiece -
Culture news 'The ancestors are returning': Nigerians rejoice at return of Benin Bronzes, but is the job done? The artefacts were looted from the kingdom of Benin by British soldiers in the 1800s, now they're returning home.