22 May 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment Watch: Nigeria national surf competition in Lagos' Tarkwa Bay Some 30 surfers are competing in a national competition in Lagos' Tarkwa Bay, an area where many of the athletes were forced to move from just three years earlier. -
Explore City of stars – Exploring Istanbul's award-winning gastronomy In this new episode of Explore Türkiye, we visit Istanbul - a city famous for its vibrant dynamism. But it is the food in this ‘gastrocity’ that will be the focus of this episode as we explore its gastronomical offering. -
Scenes Meet the female boxers knocking out stereotypes in Gaza In partnership with Media City, Qatar -
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Belarus Belarus pardons disident blogger Roman Protasevich, state media says Protasevich was accused of coordinating mass protests against President Alexander Lukashenko in 2020. -
Germany Germany spy chief warns that Russia is stoking anti-government sentiment The head of Germany’s domestic intelligence agency warned of a rise in anti-government extremism that seeks to divide society and topple the government. -
Portugal Madeleine McCann: Portuguese police end search of reservoir where suspect was seen Portuguese media said this was the fourth police search for McCann, following the initial one in 2007 in the southern Algarve area and further efforts in 2013 and 2014. Another search was held in Germany in 2020. -
United Kingdom Brexit regrets? New poll suggests the UK has had a few since leaving the EU Polling company says the number of people who say the UK was right to leave has fallen to its lowest level -
Europe News Belgian workers protest against poor working conditions and their right to strike Demonstrators complain that their working conditions have worsened significantly in recent years. -
Russia Prigozhin is the inevitable product of Putin's Russia that is now coming back to haunt it It is clear that Prigozhin’s ambitions cannot be curtailed, as he is the type of character who lives for times like these — bloody and chaotic, Aleksandar Đokić writes. -
Smart Regions Green city living: Seven municipalities in southern Sweden run on fossil-free fuels The Skåne region speeds towards its long-term climate goals with a fossil fuel-free strategy that includes public transport, district heating, cooling and electricity. -
No Comment Watch: Woman clad in Ukrainian colours pours fake blood on herself at Cannes Film Festival A woman wearing a dress in the colours of the Ukrainian flag poured fake blood on herself during the screening of the film 'Acid', before being removed by security staff. -
Climate Rising temperatures will make it harder to sleep: These regions will be worst affected A new study examines the damaging impact of global warming on sleep. -
Earth News Activists wade into Rome’s Trevi Fountain to warn of the ‘black future that awaits mankind' Activists disrupted the tourist hotspot to protest the government’s inaction on climate change. -
Vatican Vatican confirms Pope's Portugal visit, including pilgrimage to Fatima shrine Vatican confirms Pope's Portugal visit, including a pilgrimage to Fatima shrine, in August for World Youth Day. -
Austria Austria beefs up border security, as Hungary releases hundreds of people smugglers Budapest released hundreds of foreign prisoners convicted of people smuggling, and gave them just 72 hours to leave the country. -
Health news Artificial sweeteners don’t help you lose weight and may carry long-term health risks, WHO warns Artificial sweeteners won’t help with weight loss and may raise the risk of diabetes, heart disease and death, says the World Health Organization (WHO). -
Earth News ‘We can’t escape the reality’: France is preparing for 4°C of warming by 2100 After living through the hottest summer on record in 2022 and a prolonged drought, France is now preparing for a future where extreme weather could become commonplace. -
Climate Were Italy’s floods caused by climate change? Experts analyse what happened as 36,000 left homeless Six months’ worth of rain fell in 36 hours resulting in over 300 landslides and submerging fields and roads. -
No Comment Watch: Damage and destruction in Bakhmut and Dnipro Russia's defence ministry claimed that the Wagner mercenary group had seized the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut. -
Europe News Brussels warns Greece it could take 'formal steps' over latest illegal migrant pushback allegations The European Commission has called for an independent investigation into allegations authorities carried out an illegal migrant pushback in April and warned it could take "formal steps" against the country. -
Culture news ‘Witty, caustic, dazzling’: Celebrated novelist Martin Amis dies aged 73 Amis’ works were rebellious, witty and daring and made him one of the most prominent writers of his generation. -
No Comment WATCH: Living under the volcano's shadow, Catania's residents are covered in ash from Mount Etna Volcanic ash and mist covered the Sicilian town of Catania on Sunday as Mount Etna erupted. -
No Comment WATCH: Alicia Vikander, Jude Law and Jennifer Lawrence at Cannes Film Festival Alicia Vikander, Jude Law and Jennifer Lawrence walk the red carpet at Cannes Film Festival. -
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World News French authorities destroy shanty town on Indian Ocean island of Mayotte France deploys hundreds of police officers to oversee the destruction of a slum on the island of Mayotte in the Indian Ocean in an operation authorities say is aimed at curbing sub-standard housing and illegal migration. -
Earth News ‘Similar to imprisoning tigers together’: Madrid protesters rally against world’s first octopus farm Protestors rallied in Madrid on Sunday against a controversial new farm that will confine 3 million octopuses in pools. -
Tech News Facebook owner Meta fined a record €1.2 billion over European data transfers Meta has been ordered to stop transferring European user data across the Atlantic by October to comply with strict EU privacy rules. -
United Kingdom British Home Secretary Suella Braverman in more trouble over speeding scandal Prime Minister consults ethics advisor after Suella Braverman is accused of seeking preferential treatment to handle her speeding violation. -
Explore From boat trips to disco balls: How to live the high life on Türkiye’s coast of happiness Known for its luxurious tourism offering, Türkiye’s Bodrum is a top destination for those who want to vacation like the stars. -
Russia Berlin police investigate reports of 'mysterious symptoms' in Russian opposition groups One US-based Russian woman reports a strange smell in her hotel room and then falling ill in the hours afterwards, but says doctors couldn't find anything wrong with her. -
World News Meet the Czech-Ukrainian 'Sunflower' choir sending small pleasures back to the frontline Ukrainian refugees and Czech residents started getting together out of pure joy. Now, they sing to be able to send back small pleasures to the front line. -
Tech News China bans Micron chips over 'security risks' as tech row with US escalates The move deepens a dispute between the US and China over technology and security. -
Travel News Travel money: From cash to crypto, these are the best ways to pay when you’re abroad Heading abroad? Here's how to choose the best payment option for your trip. -
Mobility This British start-up has designed an umbrella-like landing system to make satellites reusable While It’s become more cost-effective to launch satellites to orbit, bringing them back to Earth intact has proven much trickier. Until now. -
Tech News YouTube's algorithm is recommending violent gun videos to 9-year-olds, study finds New research shows that YouTube's powerful algorithms can flood young users with disturbing content, including depictions of school shootings. -
Mobility Saudi Arabia’s first female astronaut launched into space on SpaceX rocket It's the latest move by the oil-rich Gulf kingdom, where women only gained the right to drive a few years ago, to revamp its ultraconservative image. -
Italy Climate activists turn the waters of Rome's Trevi fountain black Climate activists from the Last Generation group targeted Rome's iconic Trevi fountain, turning its waters black before being removed by police. The group has previously thrown food at famous paintings and protested at Milan's La Scala opera house. -
World News Russia rejects arms treaty: Diplomatic theatre or the dawn of a new Cold War? With Russia's parliament set to rubber stamp a bill rejecting an arms treaty signed a year after the fall of the Berlin Wall, is Europe on the verge of a new Cold War? -
World News Pope prays for peace in Sudan as fighting continues despite imminent ceasefire Pope Frances prayed for peace on Sunday as fighting continued in and around the capital Khartoum despite a ceasefire agreed by both sides and due to come into force on Monday evening. -
Italy Italy's Mount Etna volcano spewing smoke and ash in new eruption Heavy clouds around the volcano's summit have impaired visibility, sending ash discharges into the atmosphere -
Sport Real Madrid files complaint with prosecutor over Vinícius 'hate crime' abuse by Valencia fans Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said the game should have been stopped, while Brazil's President Lula said action must be taken against racism and fascism in football stadiums. -
Culture news Cannes 2023 review: 'Killers of the Flower Moon' - Martin Scorsese's uneven American reckoning Martin Scorsese is back in Cannes this year with an uneven American reckoning that can't quite justify its runtime. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Wagner announces Bakhmut pullout, Zaporizhzhia nuclear scare, 'saboteur' incursion Here's everything you need to know about the war in Ukraine for Monday 22 May 2023. -
Italy Years ago Italy created a task force entrusted with preventing flooding. Why didn't it work? Multi-billion-euro plans for measures to prevent flooding and landslides were scrapped by the government in 2018. After the tragedy in Emilia Romagna, there are new calls for the initiative to be revived. -
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Greece Greece general election: Five things we learned from Sunday's vote The winners, the losers, the parties making a comeback, and what happens next: we've got all those topics covered.