9 May 2023 | Euronews
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Ukraine AFP journalist Arman Soldin killed in rocket fire near Bakhmut Soldin is one of at least 11 media employees who have been killed in Ukraine since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion began on 24 February 2022, according to a count by RSF and CPJ. -
Sport Stump makes history with first-ever gold for Switzerland in World Judo Championships Nils Stump of Switzerland took gold in the Qatar World Judo Championships after defeating Manuel Lombardo of Italy, while Canada's Christa Deguchi secured her second World title. -
Pakistan Pakistan's ex-PM Imran Khan arrested, sparking violence Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested and dragged from court Tuesday as he appeared to face charges in multiple graft cases, a dramatic escalation of political tensions that sparked violent demonstrations by his angry supporters across the country. -
Germany Diplo-spat: Germany and China agree to disagree on Russian sanctions The foreign ministers of Germany and China discussed possible EU sanctions on companies found trading with Russia, particularly in potential military components. Annalena Baerbock said the aggressor in the conflict, Russia, should not be dealt with on the same terms as the victim, Ukraine. -
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USA Jury rejects rape claim against Donald Trump but finds him liable for sexual assault A jury has found Donald Trump liable for sexually abusing advice columnist E. Jean Carroll in 1996, awarding her $5 million in a judgment that could haunt the former president as he campaigns to regain the White House. -
World News COVID-19: Emergency over, but no room for complacency The World Health Organization has lifted the COVID-19 international emergency, but is urging the world to stay alert -
Serbia Drop your weapons: Serbia starts guns amnesty after two mass shootings shock nation Fifteen hundred guns, thousands of rounds of ammunition and more than 100 bombs were surrendered to Serbian police in an amnesty following two mass shootings last week. -
Italy 650 migrants have been evacuated from Lampedusa amid 'crisis' Good weather and improved sailing conditions have prompted more ships to set sail from North Africa, just two weeks after Lampedusa posted record arrivals. -
Europe News EU must 'match expectations' of Ukraine's membership ambitions - Metsola European Parliament President Roberta Metsola spoke to Euronews in Strasbourg on Europe Day. -
Design Largest Norman Foster retrospective opens in Paris Six decades of works by the world renowned British architect who is often seen as a leader of the "high-tech" trend are now on display at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. -
World People cannot be returned to countries where they are not safe, Johansson says The European Commissioner for Home Affairs, Ylva Johansson, discusses a new pact to better manage migrant and refugee applications to the EU and if it will repair fraught relations between some Member States. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 9th – 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 Report by MEPs urges stricter regulation for spyware across EU The PEGA committee in the European Parliament has looked into the use of malicious software used for snooping purposes. -
Earth News ‘Incredibly selfish’: This millionaire is selling his private jet after learning how polluting it is Millionaire Stephen Prince sells private jet after learning how polluting it is. -
Destinations Beaches, hippy communes and coworking: How Goa is pushing for India to become a remote work hub Want to move to India? A new digital nomad visa spearheaded by the beach state of Goa could be just the ticket. -
Earth News ‘A daring heart’: Meet the bamboo scaffolders bringing down Hong Kong’s carbon footprint Intricate bamboo webs are still part of the cityscape in Hong Kong - where brave students are keeping the sustainable skill alive. -
Culture news Pioneering African-American opera singer Grace Bumbry dies aged 86 Grace Bumbry was the first Black singer to perform at Germany's Bayreuth festival and had a career spanning more than three decades. -
Travel News US airlines might soon have to pay passengers for 'significant' delays and cancellations Currently no US airline offers cash compensation for travel disruption but these new rules could change that. -
Health news Gut bacteria may hold the key to preventing Parkinson's disease, say Finnish scientists Doctors could soon be running screenings looking for the Parkinson-associated bacteria and subsequently remove it from the gut. -
Earth News Water gaps: Where in Europe is most at risk of water shortages and what can be done about it? Water consumption is outstripping supply. This map shows the regions most at risk of shortages. -
Ukraine French MEPs call for Russia's private military company, Wagner, to be put on EU terrorist list The owner of Russia's private military company Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin, has issued a second video attack on the Kremlin saying his men in Bakhmut need ten times the ammunition Moscow is prepared to send. His video was released on Russia's traditional 9 May Victory Day. -
Sudan Hundreds of thousands forced to flee their homes in Sudan amid fighting The number of people displaced in Sudan has doubled in a week from 340,000 to 700,000, the International Organisation for Migration said on Tuesday. -
Culture news Seven things you may not know about Victory Day in Europe Everything you wanted to know about Victory Day in Europe in seven facts. -
World News We should set the record straight on Interpol and its Red Notice system Anyone who claims our organisation is not treating Red Notices with the utmost due diligence is deliberately ignoring the facts, Interpol Secretary General Jürgen Stock writes. -
No Comment WATCH: Aftermath of Israeli air strikes in Gaza Strip The Gaza Strip is reeling after Israeli air strikes killed 12 people, including women and children. -
No Comment WATCH: Russia's President and heads of post-Soviet nations lay wreaths on Victory Day Russian President Vladimir Putin and six heads of post-Soviet nations took part in Moscow's Victory Day celebrations. -
Food and Drink Mamma Mia! Italians are fuming at Austrian-Chinese mozzarella One of Italy’s most celebrated cheeses has just had an Austrian-Chinese makeover, and some Italians are very upset about it. -
Culture news NewJeans break Guinness World Record to become fastest K-pop act to hit 1 billion streams on Spotify The K-pop quintet reached the milestone in 219 days, breaking a Guinness World Record. -
Europe News Russians in Berlin commemorate Victory day despite ban on Russian and Soviet flags German authorities had also initially banned the Ukrainian flag from being displayed but the decision was overturned by a court following an outcry by activists. -
Culture news 'The Kerala Story': Islamic State film triggers bans in India 'The Kerala Story', released on 5 May, has been banned in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, with even calls for the film producer to be “hanged in public”. -
Sport Lionel Messi's father denies Saudi Arabia move Lionel Messi's father, Jorge Messi denied reports of the 35-year-old agreeing to sign a lucrative contract to play in Saudi Arabia next year. -
Nature ‘Devastating’: Australian scientists race to save endangered wild koalas from chlamydia “It’s killing koalas because they become so sick they can’t climb trees to get food, or escape predators, and females can become infertile” -
Europe News A European Ukraine is the 'clearest possible rejection' of Putin's imperialism, says Olaf Scholz Speaking in Strasbourg, the German Chancellor made the case for a geopolitical, reformed and enlarged European Union. -
Pakistan Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan arrested at court appearance Party officials say ousted Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested when he appeared at a court in Islamabad on a number of corruption charges -
World News European sentiments have been tested by the Ukraine war. Don't be fooled — they are still strong The war in Ukraine is putting Europe's commitment to openness, diversity, freedom, solidarity, and individual responsibility to the test, and it is not just Europe’s image that is at stake, André Wilkens and Paweł Zerka write. -
Focus Uzbekistan attracts foreign investors thanks to extensive government reforms Uzbek start-ups in fintech, e-commerce and software are benefitting from foreign investment thanks to green economy strategies, the privatisation of Uzbek banks and public-private partnership laws. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 9th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Pulitzer Prize winners include AP, New York Times and Barbara Kingsolver Since 1917, the Pulitzer Prizes honour the best in journalism and the arts. -
Russia In Victory Day speech, Putin says ‘real war' has been unleashed against Russia Russian President Vladimir Putin tells a crowd gathered for Moscow's Victory Day parade that 'a real war has been unleashed against our Motherland'. -
World News Fighting in Khartoum as truce talks between Sudan’s warring sides stall The humanitarian situation in Sudan is worsening as truce negotiations between the country's warring generals stall. -
Europe News 'Work has to continue' on Ukraine's EU application, Ursula von der Leyen tells Zelenskyy Ukraine's application to join the bloc is dependent on the completion of seven key reforms, including the fight against corruption. -
Health news Scientists find young adults with mental health conditions at higher risk of stroke or heart attack Some mental health conditions can increase the risk of heart attack or stroke in younger adults by a factor of three, new research shows. -
Mobility Sweden is building the world's first permanent electrified road for EVs to charge while driving The first of its kind in the world, the e-motorway may lead to an expansion of a further 3,000 km of electric roads in Sweden by 2035. -
World News Suspect arrested over car bomb attack on pro-Kremlin writer Zakhar Prilepin A suspect has been charged over a car bomb attack that seriously injured Zakhar Prilepin, an ardent supporter of Russia's military invasion of Ukraine. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Victory Day celebrations, Wagner 'terrorist group', Russia jet ski ban These are the latest developments from the Ukraine war this Tuesday. -
Peru Bodies of 27 Peruvian mine fire victims taken to morgue The remains of 27 victims have been taken to the local morgue after Peru's worst mining accident in recent years. -
Culture news How well do you really know Eurovision? Take our quiz and find out! In this quiz, we'll put your knowledge of Eurovision to the test with a mix of fun and challenging questions that cover everything from past winners to iconic performances and more. -
Serbia Anger grows in Serbia despite crackdown on gun ownership President Aleksandar Vučić has demanded a 90% reduction of firearms in circulation after back-to-back mass shootings last week. -
Culture news For your reappraisal: Violent Femmes - 'Hallowed Ground' In this weekly series, our journalists share their appreciation for an undervalued album that deserves more love. This week: Violent Femmes' 'Hallowed Ground'. -
Culture Series "You see a dead man": Legendary photographer Michel Haddi recalls working with Tupac This month, the work of world-renowned photographer Michel Haddi is being featured at the international photography fair, Photo London. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The pill that changed the world 9 May 1960: The birth control pill is approved in the US and a new era is born -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 9th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
West Bank Israeli air strikes on Gaza kill militant commanders and family members The Palestinian Health Ministry confirms Islamic Jihad commanders and some family members were killed by Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip on Tuesday as tensions continue to rise -
Lithuania Turkey's political rivalries play out in the Baltics as pivotal election looms With overseas voting taking place for the first time this year in the three Baltic States, Turkey's political tensions are playing out along old fault lines.