1 June 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment Watch: Motorway billboards in South Africa urge Ramaphosa to arrest Putin Motorist along CENTURION, GAUTENG Centurion, Gauteng in South Africa were in for a shock when they drove by billboards in urging Ramaphosa to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin -
No Comment Watch: Thai Monks welcomed in Indonesia for Vesak celebrations Thousands of people from across the archipelago are expected to attend at the historic site in Magelang, Central Java, where the annual Vesak celebration has also become a tourist attraction. -
Football Now Meet the football clubs growing their brand through the media In partnership with Media City Qatar - Football, once solely a sport, has now transformed into a multi-billion euro industry. In the modern world, growing a club's brand has become paramount. -
No Comment Watch: Booze and balance unite in beer yoga gathering! Is doing yoga while drinking beer sensible? Probably not. But that didn't stop this group of Danes in Copenhagen giving it a shot. -
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No Comment Watch: Students in Chernihiv dance in the ruins of their destroyed schools during graduation The students of both schools were among those who took shelter in the schools when Russian planes dropped unguided bombs on residential areas of Chernihiv on March 3, 2022. The attack destroyed the schools and killed several people. -
Sport Lionel Messi to leave French club Paris Saint-Germain after two difficult years Argentinian superstar Lionel Messi will leave Paris Saint-Germain at the end of the season after two rocky years at the club. -
Euronews Witness Migrant crisis in the Mediterranean: From Tunisia to Italy, who are those fleeing to Europe? In this episode of Witness, we travel to Tunisia to hear the harrowing stories of migrants from the sub-Sahara and Tunisians themselves willing to risk their lives to escape war, political instability, and unemployment. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 1st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Turkey Stoltenberg: 'Door open' for Ukraine to join NATO At an informal meeting in Oslo, the NATO Secretary General also touched on how to iron out Sweden's accession process to joining the bloc. -
Europe News European farmers challenge current nature restoration proposal The European Commission proposed a new nature restoration law last year. -
World News Ukraine war: Russia orders Chechen soldiers to begin offensive, ISW says Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina reports with the lastest updates from Ukraine. -
Design London Design Biennale: Collaborations to connect the world Euronews Culture gives you the run down of this year's event, which starts on 1 June, welcoming summer through design. -
Russia Russia blames 'Ukrainian terrorists' for border town attack in Belgorod region The Russian Ministry of Defence is blaming 'Ukrainian terrorists' for an attack on the town of Shebekino in the Belgorod region near the border with Ukraine but Kyiv denies any involvment. -
World News Europe's liberals should take a page or two out of the populist movement's book Populist movements in Europe are still with us, and European liberals ought to take on board how and why they appeal to voters, political scientist Zsolt Enyedi writes. -
Europe News European Parliament lifts the immunity of Alexis Georgoulis, Greek MEP accused of rape and assault The European Parliament also waived the immunity of Maria Spyraki, who is suspected of having committed fraud. -
Croatia Croatian president Milanović compares 'Slava Ukraini' salute to 'Sieg Heil' The Croatian president's remark is the latest in a line of controversial statements over the past year. -
Moments From stained glass to scouts: A mini guide to Europe’s best bizarre museums Featuring fairgrounds, carriages and magic, these are Europe’s most popular niche museums. As well as those to give a swerve. -
Smart Health Priced out of health: How expensive medicines are putting lives at risk In Bulgaria, 19% of respondents in a recent poll revealed they can't afford all the medicines they need. In this latest episode of Smart Health, we find out how the EU is proposing to drive down costs to help those most in need. -
Smart Health Why can't many people in Bulgaria afford medication? Euronews speaks to Nikolay Kostov, the president of the Bulgarian Pharmacists' Association about his country's pharmaceutical concerns. -
Art In pictures: These are the must-see exhibitions at London Gallery Weekend 2023 With more than 125 participating galleries, the 2023 edition of London Gallery Weekend will see mega-galleries come together to highlight the vibrancy of the UK capital's gallery scene. -
Work The invisible risks of 'digital stress': How workplace tools are taking a toll on our health If you work remotely, you’re probably familiar with the sound of Teams or Slack notifications. Experts think this digital noise is stressing us out. -
Climate Were Italy’s devastating floods really caused by climate change? This new study suggests not A triple-whammy of cyclones caused Italy’s deadly floods, but climate-driven drought made them worse, according to the first attribution study. -
Earth News ‘Sick’ planet: Earth is past almost all of its safe limits for humans, scientists say Most planetary boundaries are now beyond safe and just limits putting life on Earth in the 'danger zone'. -
World News Is EU membership dream for the Western Balkans a slowly fading prospect with no future? Twenty years after promises of quick accession made at the Thessaloniki Summit, the current vision in Brussels is not opening new and better perspectives for aspirant countries, Vesko Garčević writes. -
Culture news 'That '70s Show' star Danny Materson found guilty of rape Danny Masterson, the star of ‘That ‘70s Show’ has been found guilty of two counts of rape and could face up to 30 years in prison. -
Europe News Hungary might not 'credibly fulfil' tasks of EU Council presidency, MEPs say in critical resolution Hungary is scheduled to take over the rotating presidency of the EU Council in the second half of 2024. -
Russia Russia needs a new president 'to rebuild ties with Europe', opposition figure says Boris Nadezhdin, a critic of Putin and a representative in the Moscow municipal assembly, made the remarks on state-backed TV. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 1st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News New items recovered from Portugal reservoir in Madeleine McCann investigation Almost 16 years after young British girl Madeleine McCann vanished in Praia de Luz, police have been searching an area close to where she disappeared. -
Culture news This fully-functioning handmade wooden car is going up for sale in France French cabinet maker Michel Robillard spent five years building the Citroën 2CV and now it could be sold for as much as €200,000. -
Europe News 'Important moment for Moldova' as European leaders gather for political summit European leaders are gathering in Moldova on Thursday for a political summit spotlighting a country heavily impacted by Russia’s war in Ukraine. -
Business Inflation in Europe falls to 6.1%, but consumers are still reeling from cost-of-living crisis Inflation in Europe has dropped to 6.1%, but some experts warn that consumers won't immediately see a difference on market shelves. -
Tech News Nvidia's AI chips are the secret behind tools like ChatGPT. Here's what makes them special The market value of semiconductor maker Nvidia has been soaring. What are AI chips and why do investors see gold in them? -
Art Hundreds of stolen artefacts on display in Rome after being returned from UK Hundreds of stolen artefacts - including an Etruscan three-legged table made of bronze and marble busts of men from the imperial age - have been returned to Italy after they were discovered in the UK. -
Travel News Tickets for SAS' first ever electric flights quickly sell out. But there's a catch Tickets went on sale today despite the aircraft not being built yet. -
Mobility NASA's UFO team has held its first public meeting. Here’s what we learned from its experts A US task force is examining 800 unidentified anomalous phenomena, but less than 5 per cent of them are thought to be "really abnormal". -
Hungary Sevilla beat Roma 4-1 on penalties to win the Europa League for the seventh time Sevilla beat Roma 4-1 on penalties to win the Europa League for the seventh time. Sevilla came back from 1-0 down to take the game to penalties. -
Culture news European royals join Jordan royal wedding celebrations European royalty is in Jordan to celebrate the marriage of the country's Crown Prince. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Deadly Kyiv attack, Russian oil refinery hit, Eastern Europe's Russia warning All the latest news from the Russia-Ukraine war. -
Spain 'Racism is normal': Is Spain's LaLiga football league racist? Does Spanish football have a problem that no one has been able to tackle? -
World News What is stalling Sweden’s accession to NATO? Euronews looks at why Sweden's NATO application has yet to be ratified by the military alliance's member states. Behind the delay, Turkey's calls for extraditing suspected militants, a demand to lift an arms embargo, and fears that ratification might provoke Russia. -
Ukraine How Russian mercenary Wagner Group uses social media to recruit new members around the world Research published by Logically found Wagner recruitment information posted in 16 languages including Vietnamese and Polish. -
Culture news How well do you know the Roland-Garros? Test your French Open knowledge with this quiz With this year's French Open underway, we've decided to put your Roland-Garros knowledge to the test and determine whether you possess the qualities required to become a champion in the realm of tennis quizzes. -
Earth News Short-haul ban: These European countries could soon see the end of domestic flights The introduction of France’s short-haul flight ban has renewed calls for Europe to cut down on journeys that could be made by train. -
Europe Decoded 'Progress is possible after Putin falls': Transnistria's LGBT community fights for its voice One holdover from the Soviet-era in Transnistria, an unrecognised territory between Moldova and Ukraine, is the attitude towards LGBT rights with no visual representation of LGBT people in society. -
USA US House approves deal on debt limit and budget cuts ahead of default deadline US House passes bill on debt limit and budget cuts sending deal to the Senate for swift passage just days ahead of 5 June default deadline. -
Culture news What makes a country happy? We asked a happiness expert What makes a happy person, a happy culture or a happy country? We spoke to one of the leading experts on how to live a happy life to discover what are the secrets to living the good life. -
Culture news They shall grow old: How AI is bringing back celebrities like Diana or Kurt Cobain from the dead Ever wonder what Diana or Kurt Cobain would look like if they were still alive? -
Culture news Long COVID game mode lets you feel chronic symptoms playing 'Elden Ring' and 'Minecraft' One in 10 COVID-19 infections lead to Long COVID. To raise awareness, three new game modes let players experience the chronic illness in their favourite games. -
Kosovo Efforts to defuse Kosovo crisis intensify amid more protests The leaders of Germany and France will lead a renewed diplomatic push to defuse tensions in Kosovo on Thursday. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron plan to meet the leaders of Serbia and Kosovo at a summit in Moldova. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Can you tell the difference between these Marilyn Monroe and Morgan Freeman quotes? 1 June 1926 and 1937: Marilyn Monroe and Morgan Freeman are born -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 1st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine 'Terror bombing': Why is Russia targeting civilians in Ukraine? Moscow denies attacking Ukrainian civilians, but the recent torrent of strikes on Kyiv suggest a concerted strategy with clear objectives.