11 May 2023 | Euronews
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Sport Japan and Georgia take home gold at 5th day of the IJF Niizoe Saki and Luka Maisuradze overcame their opponents in a furious contest to make their countries proud. -
Culture news Eurovision 2023: Austria, Belgium and Australia qualify as final 10 acts are chosen Belgium and Albania are through while Iceland misses out as 10 out of 16 countries qualify for the final of the Eurovision Song Contest. -
World News Monkeypox no longer a global emergency, WHO says Ten months after its outbreak, the World Health Organization has declared monkeypox is no longer a global emergency. It recorded a drop of 90% fewer cases in the last three months. -
France Former French president Sarkozy facing trial over Libya financing for 2007 campaign The case is the biggest and most shocking of multiple corruption investigations involving Sarkozy. He has been convicted in two others. He denies wrongdoing in all cases. -
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Israel Deadly fighting between Israeli jets and Islamic Jihad continues as Egypt pushes truce There has been a third day of bloodshed, mourning and intense fighting as the Israeli air force targeted leaders of Islamic Jihad in their homes while Palestinians responded with rocket barrages. -
No Comment WATCH: Migrants wait on the US-Mexico border as Title 42 Covid-era asylum rules to end The Title 42 regulations freezing asylum applications to the United States are to end, prompting predictions there will be a surge in people hoping to enter the country at the Mexican border. -
No Comment WATCH: Van carrying oxygen cylinders blows up in Milan, setting fire to cars A van carrying oxygen cylinders to a medical facility in the Italian city of Milan blew up setting fire to several vehicles and a building. The driver received a minor injury while trying to tackle the blaze. -
No Comment WATCH: Falcon 9 SpaceX rocket launch carries 51 satellites into orbit A total of 51 Starlink satellites were delivered into what SpaceX called a low orbit after the successful launch of the Falcon 9 rocket in California. -
No Comment WATCH: Oil spill in Ecuador's Amazon region a result of 'sabotage' The spill was captured in a video by the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of the Ecuadorian Amazon, 10km from Lago Agrio, the capital of Sucumbios in northeast Ecuador. -
Football Now Barcelona: Could they get back to their best? FC Barcelona are one of the most famous and successful clubs in world football, but by their own hefty standards, the last five years have been anything but. In partnership with Media City Qatar. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Kyiv launches counterattacks around Bakhmut as Russian forces retreat Kyiv claims to have defeated one of Russia's emblematic brigades, while Moscow says its airborne forces are restraining Ukrainian advancements around Bakhmut. -
South Africa South Africa gave military support to Russia, claims US ambassador Russian ship is known to have docked at Western Cape naval base last year -
Serbia Serbs surrender 8,500 weapons in disarmament campaign after double shooting spree An unprecedented campaign of disarmament has taken place across Serbia, following last week's double shooting spree that sparked protests and calls for tighter controls on violent content in media outlets. -
Home Only 140 hours needed to put together ‘Europe’s largest 3D-printed building’ The 3D-printed building is expected to be completed by July and will house computer servers. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 11th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Regulating space: Who is keeping track of private companies trying to reach the stars? Keeping track of everything going on beyond Earth’s stratosphere can be tricky. As the number of actors in the space industry keeps on increasing, some experts are calling for additional regulation, as it's getting crowded up there. -
Culture news "Fighting for our freedom": Ukrainian act to bring message of strength to Eurovision Song Contest We sat down with Tvorchi, the electronic music duo representing Ukraine at Eurovision, to delve into what it means to represent their country and the message they hope to convey to the world. -
Europe Decoded Changing continent: The EU's population is declining, new figures reveal Eurostat's Demography of Europe report documents various factors affecting the lives of tens of millions of people. -
Ecotech From water saving to clean energy: Here’s why floating solar farms are booming in the US This technology is already popular in Asian countries where free land is scarce and expensive but now it is taking off in other parts of the world. -
World News Fears of chaos on US-Mexico border when COVID-19 era emergency asylum laws are replaced US President Joe Biden admits there could be chaos on the US border with Mexico when emergency asylum laws known as Title 42 are replaced by new migrant legislation on Thursday night. -
Climate 'Due to climate change': Spanish government announces €2 billion fund to tackle severe drought Reservoirs are running worryingly low in the "vegetable garden of Europe". -
Culture news Sounds of the Year: Awards for the best everyday, innovative and creative sounds Categories include Best Natural Sound, Disappearing Sound, Best Sound Innovation In Everyday Life and Most Unpleasant Sound. -
Germany Two dead and more injured after shooting at German Mercedes factory near Stuttgart A man opened fire at a Mercedes-Benz factory in southwestern Germany on Thursday, leaving two people dead, the company said. -
Germany A dozen first responders injured in an apartment explosion in Germany Ten firefighters and two police officers were injured in an explosion at a flat in Germany. They had been called to the high-rise building after concerns were raised about two residents. -
Culture news France's new music ceremony Les Flammes celebrates rap and R'n'B shunned by mainstream awards France has long been the largest market for rap outside of the US but it has been noticeably absent from the country's mainstream awards. -
Greece Political parties hope to win over almost half a million young voters in Greece election The Greek general election on 21 May will give 440,000 young people their first chance to vote. Euronews spoke to some of the country's first-time voters. -
Could working on your soft skills save your job from being made redundant by AI? Will AI turn out to be good news for the job market? This is how to offset job displacement by the likes of ChatGPT. -
Tech News Google launches waitlist for AI-driven search tool as race with Microsoft and OpenAI heats up Google plans to infuse its search engine with artificial intelligence (AI) as it faces fierce competition from Microsoft and ChatGPT. -
Turkey Turkey opposition candidate Muharrem Ince pulls out of presidential election Muharrem Ince, the leader of Turkey's centre-left Homeland Party, has pulled out of the May 14 presidential election, giving a potential boost to incumbent Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's main challenger. -
Earth News Greenpeace teams up with Italian citizens people to sue energy giant Eni The company and the Italian government are being sued for failing to protect life. -
Climate Less Messi, more Usain Bolt: Could climate change penalise short footballers? Climate change could give taller athletes the upper hand, research has revealed. -
Travel News What will Canada’s new passport look like and will current passports still be valid? Canada has unveiled a new passport design with advanced security features. Here's everything you need to know. -
World News Record number of people displaced by conflict and disaster – report New data shows an all-time high of 71.1 million internally displaced people, with war in Ukraine exacerbating food insecurity -
No Comment Israeli and Palestinian militants trade deadly fire over Gaza Gaza's health ministry said seven people were killed Wednesday, a day after Israeli strikes on the Palestinian territory left 15 dead. -
Italy Explosion in Milan city centre leaves vehicles engulfed in flames Firefighters say one person was injured in the blast, and a local kindergarten was evacuated as a precaution. -
Travel News Emirates announces €180 million fund to help airlines reach net zero emissions The money will fund research and development projects aimed at reducing the use of fossil fuels in aviation. -
United Kingdom Food workers in UK going hungry – report Authors of the report called their findings a "national disgrace" -
Finland Dozens injured, including children, in Finland bridge collapse The incident happened Thursday morning when a group of school children were crossing the temporary construction bridge near a shopping centre in the southern town of Tapiola. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 11th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Armenia Armenia and Azerbaijan trade blame over Nagorno-Karabakh attacks International brokers are trying to strike a new peace deal for the separatist region -
World News EU lawmakers are playing favourites with financial institutions — but this could backfire MEPs are set to decide how to include the financial sector in the corporate due diligence directive on 1 June. Their decision could either strengthen or distort the European financial market and enable corporate abuses of people and the planet, Uku Lilleväli writes. -
Tech News AI giants are planning a mass event for hackers to try and jailbreak systems like ChatGPT A "mass hacking event" is being organised in partnership with the Biden administration so tech giants can better understand their chatbots' flaws. -
Earth News In pictures: Topless protester and cake throwing disrupt Volkswagen’s annual meeting Human rights and climate change activists targeted the German car giant's AGM. -
Culture news Famed mommy blogger Heather Armstrong, known as ‘Dooce', dies aged 47 Famous “mommy blogger” Heather Brooke Armstrong aka Dooce appeared on the Forbes list of most influential women in media and struggled with depression and alcoholism. -
Earth News German citizens could soon advise the government on everything from food labelling to policy German public opinion could soon play a role in parliament through new citizens’ assembly. -
Greece Greek PM admits phone tapping was wrong He admitted there was no sufficient explanation for the surveillance of an opposition leader, with national elections nearing. -
Europe News MEPs push to bring chatbots like ChatGPT in line with EU's fundamental rights MEPs want chatbots to include safeguards that will prevent them from generating content that is illegal under EU law. -
Culture news Austria and Australia favourites to qualify ahead of Eurovision second semi-final Following the first Eurovision semi-final in Liverpool on Tuesday, 16 more countries will battle it out on Thursday in the second Eurovision qualifier. -
World News Zelenskyy vows to give Russia an 'unpleasant surprise' in Ukrainian counteroffensive In an interview, Ukrainian president discussed security and Kyiv's preparations for an anticipated counteroffensive. -
Culture news Thousands pay their last respects to Brazil's 'Queen of Rock' Rita Lee Thousands queued in Sao Paulo to pay their last respects to Brazil's 'Queen of Rock' Rita Lee who died on Monday aged 75. -
Culture news Frank Kozik, the celebrated graphic artist behind Nirvana and Offspring artwork, dies aged 61 You may not know the name, but you’ve loved his artwork. -
Culture news Iconic Paris art museum the Pompidou Centre to close for renovations Paris' iconic Pompidou Centre is to close in 2025 for renovations that could take up to five years to complete at an estimated cost of €262m. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Counteroffensive delayed, UK sends 'Storm Shadow' missiles, Trump calls for peace These are the latest developments from the Ukraine war. -
Ocean Calls Are undersea cables as vulnerable as the media says? Can the EU be cut off from the Internet? The media loves telling stories about how one country could steal data from their adversary or cut their web connection altogether by attacking undersea cables. But how true are these claims? -
Culture news Know your 'PLS' from your ‘Quoicoubeh’? Here are the new additions to France’s Le Petit Robert Selected by the team of lexicographers for the 2024 edition of the dictionary Le Petit Robert, these new verbs, adverbs or common nouns "are a mirror held up to society". -
Israel Top Palestinian militant commander killed in latest Israeli strikes on Gaza As violence continues to escalate the latest Israeli strikes on Gaza kill a top commander of the group Palestinian Islamic Jihad. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: A look back on the formation of Monty Python 11 May 1969: He’s not the Messiah, he’s a very naughty boy! -
Europe Decoded EU sanctions on Russia face the next frontier: extraterritoriality The EU is discussing plans to chase after those suspected of helping Russia evade international sanctions. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 11th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Poland Academics in Poland face funding cuts for criticising official narrative on WWII Jewish help Polish academics have come under fire and faced threats of funding cuts for criticising the role of ethnic Poles in helping Jews escape Nazi persecution.