27 May 2023 | Euronews
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Sport Judo legends triumph in Upper Austria Judo fans enjoyed an action-packed final day of the inaugural Judo Grand Prix in Upper Austria. -
Culture news Cannes Film Festival 2023: Justine Triet's 'Anatomy of a Fall' wins Palme d'Or And the winner is Justine Triet’s ‘Anatomy Of A Fall’, the second solo female director after Julia Ducournau to win the Palme d'Or. -
Turkey As Turkey heads to runoff presidential race, domestic issues loom large Erdogan, who has amassed greater powers during his 20 years in office, finished a first-round election on May 14 just short of a victory and also retained a majority in parliament, despite rampant inflation and the aftermath of a catastrophic earthquake that killed more than 50,000 people. -
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Russia Russia to send German workers home at start of June German media described the move as a "diplomatic declaration of war" by Moscow -
Netherlands Over 1,500 climate activists arrested for blocking highway in The Hague Additional police were deployed to monitor the gathering along the Utrechtsebaan Highway at the Bezuidenhoutseweg-Prins Clauslaan intersection near the Central Station. -
Sudan Sudan: 600,000 people have received aid from WFP, UN spokesperson says The conflict has pushed the East African country to the brink of collapse, with urban areas in Khartoum and the adjacent city of Omdurman disintegrating into battlegrounds. -
No Comment Watch: Hong Kong bun festival returns Climbers scramble up the 14-metre-high (45-feet-high) bamboo tower covered with imitation steamed buns during Hong Kong's annual colourful Bun Festival, which makes its return to the island of Cheung Chau after three years of a pandemic-induced hiatus. -
No Comment Watch: 'Don Goyo''s volcano spew ash The Mexican Popocatepetl volcano spews ash. Authorities have warned people not to go within 12 kilometres of Popocatepetl, and to use face masks due to the falling ash. -
Spain Money for votes: Corruption arrests tarnish Spain regional elections The allegations have brought into question the reliability of the country's electoral system. -
Culture news Renaissance woman: The resurgence of Paris Hilton and her faithful followers Heiress, businesswoman and all around icon Paris Hilton was the star of the 2000s until her friend Kim Kardashian grabbed the public's attention - but now Hilton is back with a memoir and more popularity than ever -
Health news Depression more common in surburban single-family houses than in city centres: new report Urban areas are more affected by depression than rural areas, but dense inner-city centres are not the worst place to live. A new study has found that residents of suburbs are more at risk of depression -
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Culture news Cannes 2023 awards predictions: Will Jonathan Glazer's 'The Zone of Interest' win the Palme d'Or? Not long now until we find out which film this year will receive the coveted Palme d'Or. Here are our predictions. -
Culture news British author Jonathan Coe reflects on Brexit, Boris Johnson, and the Royal Family Coe's latest novel, titled "Bournville", takes on a family saga, but with a unique focus on the emotional relationship between the British people and the royal family. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy praises air defence 'heroes' after Russian drone bombardment Follow the latest updates from the war in Ukraine -
Nutrition Keep calm and eat kimchi: These are some of the best foods for tackling stress Which foods can help combat stress? Here are seven superfoods that have proven results. -
Culture news Black Queens in Bridgerton and Cleopatra: Why does colour-blind casting matter? After recent casting decisions for historical figures drew contention, we spoke to experts to hear about the history of colour-blind casting. -
World News Borrell travels to Cuba to strenghten EU economic ties The meeting comes just a week after Cuba vowed its “unconditional” support towards Russia in the war against Ukraine. -
Ukraine In pictures: The battle for Bakhmut The eastern Ukrainian city has seen many months of intense fighting. -
Europe Decoded A recent reform was meant to guarantee free abortion in all of Spain. Is it working? Many Spanish women have had to go to private clinics to abort and pay upwards of hundreds of euros to do so. -
Kosovo Serbia calls on NATO-led forces to guarantee security inside Kosovo President Aleksandar Vučić said that, because of “violence” against Kosovo Serbs, Serbia demanded that NATO-led troops stationed in Kosovo protect them from the Kosovo police. -
Culture news Cultural Digest: Don't miss these events in Europe this week Schedule looking a bit empty? Worry not. Here at Euronews Culture we’ve compiled the who’s who and what’s what of anything you might need to keep yourself entertained this week in Europe. -
Moments Wildlife safaris in the UK: My weekend spotting beavers on a rewilding estate in Scotland Want to reconnect with nature? At Argaty Cottage, guests share the land and skies with red squirrels, kites and ospreys. -
Climate Spain’s climate election: Could heatwaves and the drought-stricken Doñana wetlands influence voters? Spain is dealing with a historic drought. But will it be enough to push the issue to the forefront of voters' minds tomorrow? -
World News Pro-government rally held in Serbia amid growing discontent after mass shootings Tens of thousands gathered in Belgrade on Friday in support of President Aleksandar Vučić. Public sector employees were encouraged to participate, with some fearing job loss if they didn't. -
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? Greek election fever & Belgium's secretive diamond sector In this edition of Brussels, my love?, we dissect the outcome of the Greek elections and the reasons Belgium won't sign off on a Russian diamond import ban. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 27th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.