3 May 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment WATCH: Charles III's double makes a surprise appearance down under Madame Tussaud's unveiled four effigies for the price of one in Sydney when it revealed waxworks of Charles III, William, Kate and Harry in time for the coronation. -
No Comment In pictures: mourners leave flowers after eight children and a guard were shot in a Belgrade school Mourners laid flowers and lit candles outside a Belgrade school where eight pupils and a guard were shot dead by a schoolboy. Police detained a 13 year old boy. -
No Comment In pictures: The bloody aftermath of Russian shelling in Kherson President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has vowed that Russian perpetrators will be held responsible for targeting civilians on a day 21 people were killed and 48 wounded in Kherson. Shells hit a hypermarket, a hardware store and a railway station. -
Money Moroccan court upholds jail sentence for French man who bought a car illegally with Bitcoin Thomas Clausi has been fined €3.4 million and sentenced to 18 months in prison for using cryptocurrency, which Morocco considers illegal. -
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World News These are the new weapons that could prove decisive in the Ukraine war A defence analyst appraises the equipment and tactics that may dictate the outcome of the next phase of fighting in Ukraine. -
Germany Germany confirms it will withdraw troops from UN peacekeeping mission to Mali Berlin says political and security conditions in Mali, which is run by a military junta, can no longer justify the deployment of 1,000 German peacekeepers -
Culture news The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame reveals Class of 2023 The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has revealed the inductees for its Class of 2023. -
Qatar 365 Qatar 365: Discover the ancient traditions of Sadu weaving, sword making and falconry Qatar is keeping old traditions alive - from sword making to textile weaving to falconry. Qatar 365 examines what it means to protect and preserve the emirate's cultural heritage while striving for modernisation. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 3rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Serbia Thirteen-year-old detained after eight pupils and a guard shot dead in Serbia A 13-year-old schoolboy has been detained in Belgrade, Serbia, after eight children and a guard were shot dead at a school. -
Travel News Want to move to Japan? Applying for a visa just got easier for skilled workers High-flying graduates are also targeted by Japan's simplified visa rules. -
Food and Drink Why are Americans missing both the history and the flavour of British Chinese food? Americans have discovered British Chinese food and they’re in shock. They’re also missing out on the history of an immigrant community adapting a food to create something unique. -
Ukraine 21 dead in Russian strikes on Kherson - Zelenskyy A "massive" Russian strike killed 21 people and wounded 48 others in the southern Ukrainian region of Kherson on Wednesday, including a train station and a supermarket, according to a new report. -
Europe News EU Commission wants to harmonise rules to crack down on corruption at home and abroad The package would enable the EU to introduce entry bans and asset freezes for individuals and entities from third countries if they have committed serious corruption offenses. -
Culture news Fall Out Boy have sold a vinyl with actual human tears - Here's a roundup of strange pressings Rock emos Fall Out Boy have made a special vinyl pressing for "maximum emotional fidelity”... Euronews Culture explores the strangest things that have been pressed on vinyl. -
Europe News Brussels unveils €500-million plan to support Ukraine and put the EU industry in 'war economy mode' Under the new plan, the European Commission intends to address the bottlenecks hindering the production of 155mm artillery shells. -
Health news Successful trial of 'sperm-injecting robots' offers hope of low-cost alternative to traditional IVF A study reported by MIT Technology Review has managed to automate the conception stage of in vitro fertilisation - but is it the future of fertility? -
Culture news Why the AI demand from the Writers Guild strikes is the most important talking point The WGA knows the danger of entertaining conversations about AI replacing creative writers. It's a conversation that puts human expression at risk. -
Russia Russia 'likely staged' Kremlin drone attack, claims ISW The US-based think-tank suggested the attack was possibly intended to pave the way for drafting more conscripts. -
Culture news Coronation caricatures: Has Charlie Hebdo gone too far? The latest issue of controversial French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo is out, and features a coronation caricature that aims to shock those eagerly awaiting Charles III's ascension to the throne this weekend... -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 3rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Film and television writers in the US have gone on strike for better pay Picket lines formed outside film studios in Los Angeles and New York on Tuesday as thousands of writers downed tools. -
Belarus Dissident Belarus journalist sentenced to 8 years in prison Roman Pratasevich stood trial on charges of organizing unrest and plotting to seize power. He was arrested in 2021 after being removed from a commercial airplane that was forced to land in Minsk. -
Finland Zelenskyy in Finland: 'This year will be decisive for victory" After morning talks with the Finnish President, Zelenskyy will meet with other Nordic leaders during Wednesday afternoon. -
Hungary Reporters Without Borders says media freedom in a bad way in record number of countries Reporters Without Borders warned that media freedom around the world is in a bad state with disinformation, propaganda, and artificial intelligence posing an increasing threat to journalism. -
Europe News Over 200 NGOs warn Brussels against possible foreign interference law In a statement to Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen, the NGOs warn that such legislation could hurt the EU's credibility to defend human rights abroad and embolden repressive leaders. -
Climate Murcia’s farmers fear for the future as Spain cuts water supplies from River Tagus Spain’s government has decided to cut water brought from the Tagus River to irrigate crops in the bone-dry southeast of the country. -
Serbia Serbia mourns 8 schoolchildren killed in shooting, with unprecedented unity Often characterised by its divisions and political hostilities, Serbia is united in mourning the 8 schoolchildren and guard killed in Wednesday's shooting spree. -
Travel News US to end COVID-19 vaccine requirements for international travellers from next week The vaccine mandate is one of the few remaining pandemic travel restrictions still in place. -
World News It's halftime for the 2030 Agenda. We now need to score more goals Although, as a global community, we are a long way off from achieving the 17 SDGs, we are now at a crossroads and need to set a course that will allow us to better hit our targets in the second half, German Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development Svenja Schulze writes. -
Ukraine World hunger worsened in 2022 due to Ukraine war, new UN data shows The overall picture of global hunger is worsening, with economic shocks and conflict exacerbating each other -
Russia Russian 'ghost ships' near Nord Stream before blast - reports The pipeline carrying gas from Russia to Europe was blown up last September. -
Earth News Car-free future: Europe’s longest cycle tunnel aims to cut traffic in this Norwegian city Bergen's pedestrian and bike tunnel is now open to the public. -
Europe News Joint police operation targets Italian mafia in several European countries German and Italian police arrest dozens in a massive sweep against Calabrian ’Ndrangheta organised crime syndicate. -
Design Milan Design Week 2023: Our top picks of this year's iconic Salone Back with a bang after the pandemic, Euronews Culture spent Milan Design Week exploring the best of new and innovative design at the iconic Salone and here we share our standouts from the historic event. -
Ireland New hate speech laws kick up a storm in Ireland Donald Trump Jr has even taken aim at the proposed legislation labelling it "insane". -
Culture news Hollywood TV and movie writers go on strike for fair pay Over 11,000 television and movie writers have gone on strike following the breakdown of pay negotiations between their union, the Writers Guild of America, and various major Hollywood studios. -
Culture news OK Computer: Live coding creates music for dancing or dreaming in France's biggest algorave Part experimental technique, part musical composition, "live coding" is still a little-known technique for the general public. Its principle: create music in real-time by programming computer code -
Culture news Paris exhibition showcases the life and legacy of iconic French actress Sarah Bernhardt Featuring nearly 400 works, including costumes, photographs, films, personal objects, paintings and sculptures, the exhibition explores Sarah Bernhardt's illustrious life and career. -
Culture news Curvy mermaid statue sparks outrage in Southern Italy The Floridian school board in the US recently ruled that Michelangelo’s 'David' was pornographic. By King Triton’s beard, they’d be having an aneurism with this new public artwork... -
Culture news Liverpool to host "world's largest sing-along" event in solidarity with Ukraine during Eurovision On 13 May, Liverpool is planning to host the biggest sing-along event in the world to demonstrate solidarity with Ukraine during the Eurovision Song Contest. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 3rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Machiavelli's 554th birthday - our top 5 Machiavellian characters 3 May 1469: Happy birthday to our problematic prince -
Ukraine Ukraine: New media law sparks division Some say Ukraine's new media law will combat Russian disinformation, others denounce an affront to freedom of the press. -
Italy Viral TikTok video causes Italy to reckon with racism - once again A "culture of impunity" towards discrimination and the country's failure to come to terms with its colonial past has fuelled racism, say experts.