7 June 2023 | Euronews
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Sport Football star Lionel Messi set to join US side Inter Miami The 35-year-old striker had been linked with a possible return to Barcelona, but he told Spanish media on Wednesday that he "did not want to be in the same situation again." -
No Comment Watch: Rescuers free humpback whale trapped in shark nets in Australia Conservationists in Australia successfully freed a humpback whale found in distress after being caught in shark nets off the Gold Coast. -
No Comment Watch: Bangladesh swelters through longest heatwave in decades Bangladesh is struggling through its lengthiest heatwave in half a century, as temperatures have surged to around 40 degrees Celsius. -
Europe News Latin America wants 'political relationship' with EU - former Colombian president The EU-Mercosur trade agreement has been on hold for a number of years now. -
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No Comment Watch: Pensioners and pets rescued from Kherson floods after Kakhovka dam blast In Ukraine, rescuers have been trying to reach people trapped in their homes by the floods unleashed when the Nova Kakhovka was destroyed. The UN estimates 16,000 homes were flooded and waters in the Dnipro River were 11 metres deep on Tuesday night. -
No Comment WATCH: The presidents of France and Italy see a new exhibition at the Louvre Emmanuel Macron and Sergio Mattarella visited the Louvre on Wednesday as a new exhibition called 'Naples in Paris' opened. Italian renaissance classics will hang in the French capital and the two presidents were keen to celebrate the links between the two countries. -
Ukraine Life on the margins: The fate of internally displaced Ukrainian children In the final instalment of this two-part series, Euronews investigates how children in Ukraine have had their lives upended by Russia's invasion. How are NGOs Save the Children and UNICEF tackling challenges posed by internal displacement and disruptions to education? -
World News Life on the margins: The fate of Ukraine's forcibly deported children In the first instalment of this two-part series, Euronews examines NGO Save Ukraine's efforts to locate and retrieve Ukrainian minors forcibly deported to Russia while the war rages on. -
Ukraine 'Evidence, reasoning, and rhetoric' suggest Russia deliberately damaged Kakhovka dam, says ISW According to the Institute for the Study of War, although it cannot be certain, the available evidence, reasoning, and rhetoric suggest that Russian forces deliberately damaged the Kakhovka dam. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 7th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Real aid for Africa would mean helping its youth — the biggest casualty of climate change The people of Africa have been on the receiving end of centuries of exploitation by people from the rest of the world, but perhaps the greatest and most lasting impact will be indirect: climate change, Ivor Ichikowitz writes. -
Culture news Primavera Sound hits Madrid for the first time: Festival Preview Here are our three reasons why Primavera is the festival to keep your eye on every Summer. -
Culture news Louvre teams up with Naples museum to create world's largest exhibition of Renaissance art From Naples to Paris: The prestigious Louvre museum is presenting an epic six month-long exhibition of Italian Renaissance art. -
Tech News Love in the time of AI: Woman creates and 'marries' AI-powered chatbot boyfriend Rosanna Ramos says her relationship with her AI partner Eren Kartal is the best relationship she's ever been in. -
Cult 'The inner island': New exhibit at France's Villa Carmignac blends art into the landscape The artworks on display at the Villa Carmignac in southern France are drenched in light, despite its newest exhibit being underground. -
Travel News Canada is extending visa-free travel to 13 new countries - but there’s a catch Canada's government says it wants to make travelling to the country easier, faster and cheaper. -
Culture news LVMH Awards: Satoshi Kuwata scoops top prize for young designers The Japanese-born designer has won the top prize from a strong shortlist of nine fashion talents under the age of 40. -
Earth News 'Biggest ecocide in Ukraine': Thousands of species threatened by breach at Kakhovka Dam Besides contaminating water supplies and threatening the cooling system at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, the collapse of the Kakhovka Dam will likely destroy hundreds of rare animal and plant species, according to the Ukrainian environment ministry. -
Real Economy Europe's fiscal rules review - what does it mean? Europe is aiming to rewrite its fiscal rules on government spending and taxes. In quite simple terms, it wants debt levels to be more sustainable. -
Health news Weight loss drugs: UK launches €46.5 million scheme to tackle rising levels of obesity The UK is pouring millions into a programme to tackle obesity with weight loss drugs such as Wegovy. -
Haiti Four dead and dozens injured after 4.9 magnitude quake strikes southern Haiti A deadly earthquake in Haiti killed at least four people on Tuesday, just days after flooding killed at least 51 people in the country, -
USA US: Two dead in shooting after high school graduation ceremony in Virginia According to police, one of the victims was an 18-year-old male student who had just graduated while the other was a 36-year-old man who attended the ceremony. -
Culture news Too much alike? Oxfam forced to deny 'TERF' video depicts J.K. Rowling British-founded charity Oxfam faces backlash after posting a now-deleted video showing a woman wearing a 'TERF' badge - with some comparing the likeness to the controversial Harry Potter author. -
World News Can Central Asia be the link that will bring together the East and the West? After years of economic and diplomatic neglect, the former Soviet countries in the region are emerging as the new geopolitical hotspot in a multipolar and multilateral world, Dr Michael Rossi writes. -
Earth News Factory farming is fuelling a ‘silent pandemic’. Here’s what we can do about it Antimicrobial resistance could cause 10 million deaths per year by 2050. Here’s what can be done about it. -
World News OECD sees limited improvement in global economic growth The Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's latest economic outlook sees limited improvement in global prospects but says rate hikes will weigh on growth. -
Germany Germany prepares to host NATO's biggest ever air exercise over Europe Germany is hosting NATO's biggest ever air exercise over Europe next week with 250 planes from member countries simulating the alliance's response to an attack on Europe. The exercise could cause some disruption to civilian flight schedules and create extra noise. -
Moments We're going to need a bigger boat: You could be swimming much closer to sharks than you realise A new study has found that surfers, paddle boarders and swimmers peacefully coexist with these marine animals more often than they think. -
Czech Republic West Ham, Fiorentina fans descend on Prague for Europa Conference League final At Eden Arena in the Czech capital, West Ham will face a team that scored the most goals in the campaign, 36, led by forward Arthur Cabral's seven -
No Comment WATCH: Indigenous Brazilians march through capital ahead of trial over future of their lands Indigenous Brazilians marched through Brasilia on Tuesday ahead of a hearing on a proposed law that will limit their land rights. -
USA Ukraine and AI on the agenda as Sunak meets Biden in the US UK Prime Minister reportedly wants new global artificial intelligence regulator to be based in London -
Europe News The European Commission launches legal action against Poland over 'Russian influence' law Brussels worries the new law could be used to target opposition politicians in the run-up to Poland's general election later this year. -
Culture news The Dark Knight Triumphant: Batman wins EU trademark fight with Italian designer The Batman logo has been deemed distinctive enough by the Court of Justice of the European Union to keep rogue Italian retailers at bay... -
Tech News OpenAI's Sam Altman calls for an international agency like the UN's nuclear watchdog to oversee AI The creator of ChatGPT has suggested an international agency like the UN's nuclear watchdog could police and regulate the technology. -
Art Artist Françoise Gilot, muse and partner to Picasso, dies aged 101 The prolific and talented painter was overshadowed by her famous partner despite her personal skill. -
Europe News Europeans want to remain neutral in possible US-China conflict, survey shows Europeans view China as a strategic partner more than a rival, a new European Council on Foreign Relations survey shows. -
Earth News Europe’s richest country made public transport free: Could other countries do the same? As countries look to increase the use of public transport, experts explain why making buses, trams and trains free might not be a 'magic wand' to solve the problem. -
Destinations Summer hikes: Fossil hunting and towering cliffs await you on England’s Jurassic Coast This 4-day hike is one of the best in Europe - and suited to walkers of any level. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 7th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Biden administration labels Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters and his shows as 'antisemitic' The US State Department weighs in on the Roger Waters antisemitism debate, saying that the artist has long history of denigrating Jews. -
Greece Halki: The Greek island that's serving as a model for solar power communities The Greek island of Halki is acting as a model for communities wanting to live on solar-powered electricity grids -
Vatican 'No complications' following Pope Francis' intestinal surgery, says Vatican The pontiff is expected to remain at a hospital in Rome for several days after undergoing surgery on his intestine, two years after he had 33 centimetres of his colon removed because of inflammation and narrowing of the large intestine. -
Nature ‘We must end this war on nature’: Europe’s most endangered species in need of protection Global wildlife populations have plummeted by 69 per cent on average since 1970. -
Culture news For your reappraisal: Lausse the Cat - 'The Girl, the Cat and the Tree' In this weekly series, our journalists reappraise a misunderstood record or share their appreciation for an undervalued album that deserves more love. This week: Lausse the Cat's 'The Girl, the Cat and the Tree'. -
Slovenia EU member Slovenia beats Russian ally Belarus for UN Security Council seat Slovenia will join as the non-permanent member of the Council for the second time since it declared independence from Yugoslavia. -
Ukraine EU warns of 'solidarity fatigue' after accepting Ukrainian refugees The Russian invasion of Ukraine caused the largest intra-Europe movement since the second world war, sending 16 million refugees across the continent. -
Residences Want to rent out your home to tourists? Make sure to follow these new rules around Europe Florence is the latest city to place restrictions on short-term holiday lets. -
Italy ‘We’re part of society’: Italy’s sex workers fight for decriminalisation For the first time in almost 20 years, sex workers in Italy have gathered in the city of Bologna to discuss how the legislation around sex work in the country affects their daily lives. -
Ukraine Thousands of Ukrainians flee rising flood waters after dam destruction Officials said about 22,000 people live in areas at risk of flooding in Russian-controlled areas on the eastern side of the river, while 16,000 live in the most critical zone in Ukrainian-held territory on the western side. -
Design Designers and their homes - A holistic approach in Bristol Bristol based Amy Walden is an interior designer who takes a holistic approach to making homes. The aim she tells Euronews Culture is to create a space that provides both comfort and wellbeing. -
Culture news Here are the 15 best art exhibitions you should visit in Europe this summer Here's our curated selection of some of the best and most-anticipated European art exhibitions taking place this summer. -
Culture news Have Foo Fighters released one of 2023's best rock albums - as well as their most vital in decades? After a few days listening to the new Foo Fighters album, ‘But Here We Are’, it’s plain to hear that tackling immeasurable loss has led the band to create their most vital output since their 90s beginnings. It may also be one of the year's best. -
World News 'Forced contraception is the rule': Hungary fails to end abuses against women with disabilities “Forced contraception is the rule. It is not written in the contract interns sign, but there’s a verbal agreement. If not you will not be admitted”, says the lawyer Sandor Gurbai. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Historical LGBTQ+ figures - Alan Turing 7 June 1954: Alan Turing dies -
Nature India’s weirdest frog and an ‘ugly shark’: These species aren't cuddly but they still need saving We need to ‘change the narrative’ around ugly animals, conservationists have urged. -
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