31 May 2023 | Euronews
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Germany Russia to close four out of five consulates in Germany Russo-German relations are at a new low after the German government announced on Wednesday that Russia will have to close four out of its five consultants across Germany. -
World News UN appeals court increases sentences for two Serbs convicted of crimes in Balkan wars Both Jovica Stanisic and Franko Simatovic remained emotionless and silence as the court handed down the increased sentence. -
World News France's Macron urges 'tangible' NATO security guarantees for Ukraine French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday called on the West to offer Ukraine "tangible and credible" security guarantees as it battles Russia's invasion. -
Europe News EU & US present united front on China, despite differences Differing opinions on what to do about China is becoming a key issue between the two allies. -
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Ukraine Russian war effort in Ukraine appears to be losing steam, UK Ministry of Defence says Since the start of May, Russia has increasingly been ceding the initiative. Moscow's forces have been reacting to Ukrainian action rather than actively progressing towards their own war aims. -
Moldova Von der Leyen praises Moldova's 'enormous progress' toward EU membership despite Russian ire The Kremlin is deeply hostile to the prospect of another neighbouring country joining the European Union, claiming Moldova's accession represents a security threat. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 31st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Poland Auschwitz museum criticises Polish ruling party's use of death camp for political video Poland's ruling Law and Justice party has compared the upcoming opposition protests to the Auschwitz concentration camp. -
Destinations Scenic trails and cheap travel: This eastern European mountain town is a budget hiker’s paradise Escape to the Tatra Mountains this summer for scenic hikes and highland bites. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo DRC's race-based election law is threatening to push the country over the brink If the legislation barring anyone without two Congolese parents from seeking the presidency existed in Europe, it would make a number of the continent's leaders unelectable, Duggan Flanakin writes. -
Ecotech Pigs may fly, but there are fears using their fat as plane fuel may hurt the environment Nearly 9,000 dead pigs would be needed for a flight from Paris to New York, the campaign group estimated. -
South Africa South Africa grants Putin immunity despite international arrest warrant Russia's president was granted diplomatic immunity to attend a BRICS summit in August, despite being wanted for his involvement in alleged war crimes in Ukraine. -
Qatar 365 Explore Qatar's grassroots initiatives aiming to protect the planet In this latest episode of Qatar 365, we speak to activists and entrepreneurs leading Qatar's fight against waste. -
Climate Fact check: Will the French ban on domestic flights make a big difference to carbon emissions? The ban applies to three routes, representing 2.5% of France's annual domestic flights. -
Moments 'Moving meditation’: Learn hope to cope with stress at a Tai Chi retreat in China The basic principle is ‘to teach people how to overcome hardship with softness’. -
Culture news Listening to the news in the language of Jesus A new television channel has been launched in Iraq to save the 2,000-year-old Syriac language. -
Culture news The secret lives of minstrels: New study gives insight into medieval British comedy A new study by a Cambridge English professor explores comedic texts believed to have been written by an unknown medieval minstrel. -
Europe News Algae is a low-carbon source of protein but the EU is lagging in production Aquaculture is seen as key to mitigating the challenges faced by the traditional fishing sector. -
Sudan Sudan's latest ceasefire fails to hold despite truce extension The latest ceasefire in Sudan between the army and the Rapid Support Forces fails to hold as fighting flared in the capital on Tuesday despite the truce being extended. -
Earth News Fatal air pollution and decimated fish stocks: Inside the urgent mission to save Yemen’s oil tanker Eight years after the Safer super tanker got stranded in the Red Sea, the UN has reached a 'critical milestone' for averting disaster. -
Europe News A ceasefire in Ukraine would lead to a 'frozen conflict,' says Ursula von der Leyen The European Commission president suggested a group of "like-minded states" provide security guarantees to Ukraine. -
Earth News Scottish train drivers and climate activists call for cheaper, more accessible public transport Cheaper public transport would be good for the climate and the economy, Scottish activists argue. -
Culture news The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the Glastonbury festival line-up Queens of the Stone Age, Skepta and Caroline Polachek are some of the many names added to Britain's biggest music festival. -
Culture news Watch: Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson explains the phenomenon of "Manhattanhenge" "Manhattanhenge brings not magic, but majesty" says astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson who coined the term "Manhattanhenge". -
Earth News Iceland is our Green European country of the month - here’s why This country has become a world leader in geothermal technology and produces one of the highest amounts of green energy per person in the world. -
Russia Russian oil exports are at a post-invasion high. But which countries are buying? Russia recently exported more oil than at any other time following its invasion of Ukraine last year. -
New Zealand Air New Zealand weighing passengers before boarding international flights New Zealand's national airline is asking passengers to step on the scales before they board international flights as part of a month-long survey of the weight and balance of its planes before takeoff. -
Climate Spain, Italy, Portugal: Which European countries are most vulnerable to drought? From drought to heavy downpours, extreme weather is hitting Europe hard. Here are some of the regions facing the biggest impacts. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 31st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France French trade union leaders call for more protests over pension reforms Trade unions in France are calling for another day of widespread protests and strikes over President Emmanuel Macron's controversial pension reforms that were pushed through parliament without a vote. -
North Korea North Korean spy satellite crashes into the sea after failed launch A North Korean spy satellite crashed into the sea after its unsuccessful launch, causing alerts to be issued in neighbouring Japan and South Korea. -
Culture news Al Pacino expecting fourth child at 83 and joins podium of famous older dads Al Pacino is set to join the old dad club at 83 as his girlfriend is revealed to be eight months pregnant. -
Germany Seven arrested in Germany for allegedly funding Islamic State terror group Arrests targeted a network that allegedly used Telegram to send money to Syria via intermediaries. -
Hacker Hunter “I was a teenage hacker”: Two child hackers share their stories With the development of digital technology, more and more young people are being drawn into the world of malicious computer programming. -
World News Sevilla looking for seventh Europa League final victory against Roma in Budapest Budapest is gearing up to host the Europa League final where Spanish side Sevilla will face José Mourinho's Roma in front of 60,000 fans. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Wagner boss blames Russian military for drone attacks, US aid, nuclear plant attack ban These are the latest development from the Russia-Ukraine war. -
Tech News Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes begins 11-year sentence in Texas prison Holmes has begun her sentence for a notorious hoax that involved dangerously overselling the capabilities of her company's blood testing technology. -
Europe Decoded The energy crisis prompted the EU to seek closer ties with Azerbaijan. Here's why it's controversial ‘Green’ Azeri energy isn’t a magic bullet for EU dependence on Russia, experts say. -
Culture news For your reappraisal: Urusei Yatsura - 'Slain By Urusei Yatsura' In this weekly series, our journalists share their appreciation for an undervalued album that deserves more love. This week: Urusei Yatsura's 'Slain By Urusei Yatsura'. -
Sweden US urges Turkey to back Sweden's NATO bid The US's top diplomat has said the “time is now” for Turkey to back Sweden's NATO membership bid. -
Culture news WGA strikes: Where are the writers' unions in Europe to protect our creatives? The WGA strikes feel like a rare example of union power in the US. Why do we hear so little about equivalent unions in Europe? -
Mobility Europe's electric future: How Norway came to lead the charge in the EV revolution Nine in 10 new cars sold in the country are electric or hybrid, compared to less than half of those sold in the EU. What’s Norway’s secret? -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Who are the loudest bands ever? 31 May 1976: The Who become the loudest band on Earth -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 31st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine IMF raises growth estimates for Ukraine's economy but says risks remain high The International Monetary Fund says that despite the war Ukraine's economy is performing better than it expected leading it to approve a financial loan package.