30 May 2023 | Euronews
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World News Ukraine war: Kyiv bombarded in third wave of attacks in 24 hours Our correspondent Sasha Vakulina outlines the latest from the war in Ukraine -
No Comment Watch: Families in Mexico demand justice for missing loved ones The disappearance of individuals is no stranger to Mexico, a phenomenon that has become all too normal. -
No Comment Watch: aftermath of fatal Russian drone attack At least one person was killed on Monday night in a "massive attack" by Russian drones on the Ukrainian capital, according to the city's mayor.
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Belgium Fire breaks out on Belgian-German border, affecting over 170 hectares More than 130 firefighters were still battling the blaze on Tuesday morning. It is believed that human activity is to blame for the outbreak. -
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Europe News Southern European countries want EU funds to deal with increased drought levels A lack of rainfall each year is starting to have a serious impact on the farming industry in some areas. -
Italy Over 600 migrants dock in the southern Italian port of Bari They came from Syria, Bangladesh, Palestine, Egypt and Pakistan on board a reportedly overcrowded fishing boat. -
No Comment Watch: rare drone attack on Moscow A series of drones hit Moscow on Tuesday in an unprecedented attack while Russian drones struck Kyiv for a third straight day as Ukraine gears up for a major counteroffensive against Russian forces. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 30th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine World Health Organisation records 1,000 attacks on Ukraine's health system during war The international body said the impact goes beyond death and injury and is also affecting areas such as chemotherapy and childbirth. -
Tech News AI poses ‘risk of extinction’ on par with nuclear war and pandemics, tech leaders warn OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and "AI godfather" Geoffrey Hinton are among hundreds of tech experts warning of the threat AI poses to humanity. -
World News Turkey wants action from NATO hopeful Sweden over Kurdish political stunt Ankara has demanded Sweden prosecute those responsible for projecting a Kurdish flag onto Stockholm's parliament during Turkey's election. -
United Kingdom Inquiry launched after UK police put 90-year-old woman in spithood and point taser at her A watchdog is investigating complaints over the level of force used by officers against the "distressed" elderly woman. -
Nature Beluga whale spotted off the Swedish coast previously accused of spying for Russia Scientists are monitoring the whale, which has now been reported off Lysekill, north of Goteborg, Sweden. -
Cinema Jonathan Glazer, Kōji Yakusho, and Merve Dizdar: The other winners of Cannes 2023 The Grand Prix du Jury, Best Actor and Best Actress awards were all up for grabs at the 76th edition of the Cannes Film Festival. -
Culture news Where mummies were born: New embalming workshops uncovered in Egypt Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed two embalming workshops and two tombs with 4,500 old artifacts in the Saqqara necropolis south of Cairo, Egypt. -
World News Arctic Exercise Challenge returns with important geopolitical stakes The Arctic Challenge Exercise is back for its sixth edition. Hosted by Finland, Norway and Sweden, the ACE is one of Europe's largest live air exercises. Approximately 150 different aircraft will be joining the exercise. -
Belarus Today, Minsk is the European capital of political prisoners and human rights violations Lukashenka's continued repression of dissent is a catastrophe unfolding right now in the middle of Europe and on the EU's border. Remaining silent about it will come at a significant cost, Anna Zlatkovskaya, Inna Kavalionak, and Vita Dudko write. -
Europe News Brussels and Washington raise concerns about Poland's new law to probe cases of 'Russian influence' The special committee will investigate cases of "Russian influence" in Poland's internal security between 2007 and 2022. -
Turkey Opposition Turkish TV investigated for 'insulting' election coverage The inquiry comes amid growing concerns over Erdogan's crackdown on media freedoms. -
Travel News Why are Air New Zealand passengers being asked to weigh themselves before flying? The carrier says it recognises that stepping on the scales can be ‘daunting’, but there are important safety reasons for it. -
Ocean 'A wake-up call': How to protect Europe's vital marine infrastructure from emerging threats? From powering our homes to connecting us with the world, marine infrastructure has become the backbone of our modern economy. But how secure are these vital systems? -
Ocean “Now we live in a different environment where subsea cables might be deliberately targeted” Christian Bueger, a Professor of International Relations at the University of Copenhagen, explains the challenge Europe faces in ensuring the safety of its offshore critical infrastructure. -
Europe Decoded Analysis: Pedro Sánchez's election gamble risks marring Spain's big EU moment Spain is supposed to hold the rotating presidency of the EU Council between July and December. -
Culture news Three skeletal remains and two new frescos uncovered at Pompeii site The world-famous ruins of Pompeii still have many secrets for us to discover. Recent discoveries have been made thanks to The Great Pompeii Project, launched in 2012 to stop the deterioration of the archaeological site. -
Design End of an era: Barcelona FC play last match at legendary Camp Nou stadium before revamp It has been a theatre of dreams for some or a cauldron of nightmares for others. Now, after more than more than six decades, football drama finally ended at Barcelona's legendary Camp Nou with the stadium shutting for a major refit. -
Travel News A sign of things to come? Flight cancellations spark fears of another summer of travel chaos British Aiways chaos during the bank holiday weekend has led to concerns that the travel industry isn't ready for a busy summer of travel. -
Travel News Barcelona, Ibiza, Madrid: Flash floods trigger travel warnings in popular holiday destinations Everything travellers need to know as parts of Spain face torrential rainfall. -
Health news COVID: Top Chinese scientist says 'don't rule out anything' about virus origin The former head of China's Centre for Disease Control played a key role in responding to the pandemic. -
Culture news Austrian actor Peter Simonischek, star of ‘Toni Erdmann’, dies at 76 The celebrated theatre actor and star of Maren Ade's 2016 award-winning comedy 'Toni Erdmann' has died. -
Culture news Celebrating the best European films of the 21st century How many have you seen? -
Tech News France to open first electric car battery factory in bid to catch up with China The "gigafactory" in northern France will be among the first plants in Europe to make batteries for electric cars, a sector traditionally dominated by China. -
Culture news Darth Vader on trial: Chilean court convicts Star Wars Sith lord The cult villain of the Star Wars saga appeared before the Valparaiso Court of Appeal in Chile, during a mock trial organized on Heritage Day. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 30th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Sudan Army and RSF agree five day extension of truce in Sudan Sudan’s warring sides on Monday agreed to extend a shaky cease-fire in their battle for control of the country, after two key international mediators signalled impatience with persistent truce violations. -
Russia Wagner boss denies accusations he could stage coup in Russia - ISW Yevgeny Prigozhin argued his mercenary force does not have the personnel needed to topple the Kremlin. -
World News Turkish election 'free but not fair', say international observers "Media bias and ongoing restrictions to freedom of expression created an unlevel playing field, and contributed to an unjustified advantage of the incumbent," the OSCE said on Monday. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Putin points blame at Ukraine after Moscow drone strikes All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Design Portugal pays touching tribute to Brazilian architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha This is the year of late architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha at Casa da Arquitectura, in Matosinhos, northern Portugal. Two exhibitions dedicated to the Brazilian Pritzker Architecture Prize winner are now open to the public. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: One of eight attempts on Queen Victoria's life is made in London On 30 May, 1842, Queen Victoria survived the second attempt on her life in as many days. -
United Kingdom UK government launches ad campaign to deter Albanian migrants The messages, which will run on social media, come as net migration in the UK rises. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 30th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Latvia Surprise national holiday declared in Latvia after ice hockey bronze The country enjoyed an unexpected holiday after unprecedented success at world championships.