12 May 2023 | Euronews
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Sport A shocking 6th day at the Doha World Judo Championships Israel's Inbar Lanir and independent athlete Arman Adamian take home gold at another amazing day in Qatar. -
No Comment Health workers fumigate homes in Peru to eradicate dengue-spreading mosquitoes For the past two weeks, health workers have been fumigating homes in Peru in a bid to eradicate mosquitoes that spread the dengue virus. -
No Comment Migrants waiting on US side of Mexican border order takeaways from Tijuana As they wait on the US side of the border with Mexico, hoping to apply for asylum, hundreds of migrants order takeaways from Mexican restaurants. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Russia contests claims that Ukraine has made ground along the front line Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina with the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
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Ireland Living with mum and dad: Why can't youths in Ireland and Italy afford to move out? In the final instalment of this three-part series on the housing crisis in Ireland and Italy, Euronews examines the role of landlords in the Irish housing market, where one-third of people renting require financial assistance from the state to pay their rent. -
World News How important is the Black Sea Grain Initiative? Russia is using the deal as a way of pressuring the West into lifting its economic sanctions. Moscow says it will not sign the agreement if its demands are not met by 18 May. -
Italy Italy abandons the 'Belt and Road' initiative The scheme is a global infrastructure development strategy adopted by the Chinese government in 2013 to invest in more than 150 countries and international organizations. -
No Comment A new stamp-style installation in Ukraine illustrates Russian president in court In the centre of Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, a special art installation has popped up of a postage stamp depicting Russian President Vladimir Putin facing trial. -
Europe News State of the Union: Europe Day sees Ukraine join the celebrations The embattled country will join the rest of the EU in celebrating its foundation on May 9 and move its Remembrance Day commemorations to May 8, also in line with the EU. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 12th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Romania Pandemic-born far-right party has rattled crisis-stricken Romania's democratic future The main parties' belief that they can regain far-right voters lost to AUR through nationalist and ultra-conservative discourse might resurrect the ghosts of Romania's past even further instead of letting them go once and for all, Andrei Tiut writes. -
Culture news Eurovision's stand out star: Who is Hannah Waddingham? While the 'Game of Thrones' and 'Ted Lasso' star is already popular in some circles, it's likely that her star turn hosting the Eurovision Song Contest will propel her to further fame. -
Nature ‘New hope’: Tiny Galápagos island birds make promising comeback Conservationists rejoice ‘new hope’ as tiny Galápagos Island birds make promising comeback. -
Money Fact-check: Why is inflation higher in the UK than in the EU? As the Bank of England hikes interest rates to keep prices in check, the UK's inflation rate remains worse than the EU's. Here's why. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Polite Society' “The sooner you get out of this Stepford Wife cardigan phase, the better for everyone!” -
Serbia Europol arrests Balkan drug trafficking leaders using a secret chat platform for criminals The Europol team was able to trace the criminal network by accessing their communications on Sky ECC, a popular messaging service for the underworld, akin to WhatsApp for criminals. -
Travel News 'People are really fired up': Digital nomads blamed for Portugal's high prices and housing crisis Tens of thousands of digital nomads have poured into Portugal. But what impact are they having on the country? -
Nature Seals are making a comeback in Belgium: This team of volunteers helping them coexist with humans Seals had disappeared from Belgium by the end of last century but now their numbers are on the rise. -
Tech News AI content is meddling in Turkey’s election. Experts warn it’s just the beginning Misleading AI-generated content could swing voters, AI experts say. Sunday’s presidential election in Turkey is the first major vote to face this challenge. -
Russia "Soviet book syndrome": Why Russian propaganda works 'Soviet Book Syndrome' - How the Kremlin is playing on the past to exploit citizens' fears and sell its justification for the invasion of Ukraine -
No Comment Khari Bulbul Festival A music festival of Turkic language group speaking countries -
Climate There’s a 90% chance El Niño will hit this summer. What does it mean for extreme weather? What weather will El Niño bring and how long will it last? -
Culture news Daft Punk release 10th anniversary edition of 'Random Access Memories' The album features several previously unreleased tracks using audio from rehearsals, offcuts and behind-the-scenes chatter. -
Europe News Pedro Sanchez set to strike migration deal with Joe Biden to welcome Latin American refugees Asylum seekers from Latin America will be able to apply to go to Canada, Spain and the US in migrant processing centres set up in their home countries. -
Culture news Sounds of the Year unveiled in London ceremony Among the winners are the sounds of artillery fire in Chernihiv, drift ice recorded in Utoro, Shiretoko and a calf trying to breath after being dehorned. -
Culture news Who were the winners of France's first ever awards dedicated to rap? Major trophies went to Gazo, Aya Nakamura, Dinos and Tiakola, who won three. -
United Kingdom In joining the CPTPP trade deal, has the UK forgotten the lessons of the 20th century? The UK must not continue to reject the Single Market in favour of trade agreements such as that with the CPTPP, Dan Sutton and Christos Kourtelis write. -
Europe News 12 member states raise 'serious concerns' about EU deal on Ukrainian grain, reigniting controversy The temporary measures under the EU deal relate to the trade of four Ukrainian products: wheat, maize, rapeseed and sunflower seed. -
Culture news Cultural Digest: Don't miss these events in Europe this week Are you lost when it comes to looking for new ideas for going out or what to watch if you're staying in? We've got you. Welcome to Euronews Culture's new weekly guide of what's on in Europe this week. -
Turkey Earthquake victims in Turkey are divided ahead of national elections The elections are taking place just three months after the 7.8-magnitude earthquakes struck southern Turkey, killing more than 50,000 people and leaving millions of others homeless and living in temporary accommodation. -
Moments Plan a summer adventure around Europe’s most exciting extinct volcanoes Did you know one of Scotland's most popular tourist attractions is a former volcano? -
Culture news It ain't Yeezy shifting unwanted Adidas stock - but they've come up with a plan for Kanye shoes Abandon all shoes, Ye who enter here. Adidas has decided to sell some of its Kanye West stock and donate proceeds to charity. -
Pakistan Pakistan high court grants ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan bail after arrest triggers clashes Islamabad high court gives ex-PM Imran Khan 2-week reprieve from arrest in graft case, grants bail. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 12th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Climate Spain drought: Working outdoors during extreme heat will soon be made illegal The government has allocated €2 billion to ease the impact of extreme heat and drought on farmers and water supplies. -
Turkey The winners and losers of Erdogan's Turkey Some parts of Turkish society have benefited under Erdogan's decades long rule - others haven't. -
World News Elon Musk announces woman will take over as CEO of Twitter Analysts following Twitter's business have welcomed the news without knowing who the replacement will be. -
Portugal Portugal declares war on tobacco products by bringing in new restrictions Portugal is bringing in new legislation to restrict the use and sale of tobacco products including vaping. -
Culture news Zelenskyy barred from giving Eurovision Song Contest message The Ukrainian President had wanted to record a video for contestants, and the global audience of up to 200 million people, during Saturday night's final in Liverpool. -
Culture news A cunning plan! Blackadder turns 40 with Royal Mail anniversary stamps Royal Mail have announced the launch of 12 special stamps marking the 40th anniversary of British sitcom favourite Blackadder. -
Destinations Eurovision Song Contest: A local’s guide to the vibrant host city of Liverpool Where to stay, eat and explore in Liverpool, Eurovision 2023’s vibrant host city. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Ukraine claims Bakhmut breakthrough, grain deal extension, Zaporizhzhia under fire All the latest from the war in Ukraine. -
USA 'Our borders are not open': New US immigration rules come into force US Homeland Security insists "our borders are not open", as new immigration rules come into force that many migrants think will make it harder for them to obtain asylum. -
Culture news On this day, Homer Simpson was born, supposedly - fun facts about TV's most well known dad 12 May 1956: Happy Birthday Homer Simpson -
Climate ‘Generally frustrating’: Climate experts’ verdict on what has - and hasn’t - changed since COP27 Vital groundwork is being laid for the loss and damage fund. But 43 billion barrels worth of oil fields are set to be approved this year. -
Culture news Ukrainian songbird installations travel to Liverpool for Eurovision Song Contest Twelve "Soloveiko Songbirds" from different regions of Ukraine have travelled to Liverpool to contribute their song to the audiences at Eurovision. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 12th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Design Euronews Culture's guide to London Craft Week 2023 London Design Week is back for a ninth time, celebrating sustainability and groundbreaking technology in design and craftsmanship across the city -
Tech News Elon Musk hires NBCUniversal's Linda Yaccarino to succeed him as Twitter CEO Elon Musk has confirmed he picked NBCUniversal executive Linda Yaccarino to become Twitter's new CEO.