9 June 2023 | Euronews
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Serbia Tens of thousands rally against Serbia's populist leader Belgrade and some other Serbian cities have seen mass demonstrations since two deadly shooting rampages in early May that killed 18 people and wounded 20 others, including elementary school pupils. -
World News Haze from Canadian wildfires eases as reinforcements from abroad arrive The Canadian government has warned there could be more wildfires this year as the haze that had spread over much of eastern Canada and the US eased. -
Belarus Putin says Russian tactical nuclear weapons to be deployed to Belarus next month Putin announced the planned deployment of short-range nuclear weapons in Belarus earlier this year in a move widely seen as a warning to the West as it stepped up military support for Ukraine. -
World News From dizzying heights to tumultuous lows, UK's political showman Boris Johnson steps down He was the mayor who reveled in the glory of hosting the 2012 London Olympics, and the man who led the Conservatives to a whopping election victory on the back of his mission to “get Brexit done.” -
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Romania Exams in Romania postponed as thousands of teachers strike for better pay Thousands of Romanian teachers gathered in central Bucharest to demand higher salaries and better working conditions. -
World News View Q&A: Managing oceans better could be of immense benefit to humanity To mark World Oceans Day and EU Green Week, Euronews View spoke to Marine Stewardship Council's Dr Rohan Currey about how overfishing affects our lives and what could and should be done to make fisheries across the globe more sustainable -
Tech News AI deepfakes are being weaponised in the race for US president - and Trump is the latest target The campaign for Donald Trump's GOP rival tweeted out a video containing fake images of the former president hugging and kissing Dr Anthony Fauci. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Polish judicial reforms struck down & major Ukraine dam bursts The EU's top court ruled that Warsaws changes to its judiciary were incompatible with European law. -
No Comment Watch: NATO F-16 Fighting Falcon jets refuel over the Arctic Belgian F-16 fighter jets are refuelled in-flight from a US Air Force KC-135 Stratotanker as part of the 2023 Arctic Challenge Exercise in the Nordic region. -
Ukraine Watch: Where Ukrainian forces are fighting as Kyiv's counteroffensive begins Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina breaks down where Ukrainian forces are fighting as Kyiv's counteroffensive begins. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 9th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Rammstein's Till Lindeman denies accusations as lawyers threaten to pursue legal action Till Lindemann's lawyers have stated that they will pursue legal action in response to all accusations of sexual misconduct levelled against the Rammstein frontman. -
World News The EPP Group is wrong. The EU's nature restoration law won't lead to a 'global famine' It’s time politicians abandon these cynical games and tackle the challenges we are facing seriously, Olivier De Schutter and Emile Frison write. -
Travel News Meet Thor, the modern-day viking who has visited every country in the world without flying His epic adventure came to a close in the Maldives last month. We sat down with Thor two years ago to see how he was faring. -
Hacker Hunter The Complexities of Hacking: Exploring the thin line between cybercrime and ethical hacking Hacking’s adrenaline rush can be addictive. But many believe black-hat (illegal) hackers can develop a moral compass and learn to use their skills for good – especially if authorities intervene when they’re young. -
World News Astana International Forum sees international delegates discuss global issues in Kazakhstan Kazakhstan has hosted a two-day international fourm, inviting delegates from around the world to Astana. -
France France: Locals organise vigil for victims of Annecy knife attack Residents and wellwishers in the Alpine town laid flowers at the site of Thursday's attack, four of the six victims, including two children, have life-threatening injuries -
Self-care and work on your skill set: How to overcome pivot fatigue Previously agile employees who once prided themselves on their ability to adapt at a moment’s notice are now feeling the strain of constant change and uncertainty. -
Nature Meet the ex-poachers restoring the Indonesian coral reefs they destroyed Illegal fishing methods became popular in the Spermonde Islands as the demand for fish and exotic corals spiked. -
Culture news Meet the robot dog 'pooping' art critiques The robot terrier is an art piece itself, built to trigger a debate about the use of AI in consuming art. -
Health news Scientists believe energy drink ingredient taurine could be the secret to slowing down ageing The newest scientific discovery in the race against ageing is a popular ingredient in caffeinated energy drinks. -
Culture news Dutch exhibition reveals new secrets about Vermeer's iconic 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' She's got one of the most famous faces in the art world. And now more of her secrets are being shared. “Girl With a Pearl Earring” is the jewel in the collection of The Hague's Mauritshuis Museum. And now she's bigger than ever. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kyiv forces step up counteroffensive, as Russia claims they're fighting back authorities in Kyiv are remaining very vague about their actions, perpetuating the fog of war. -
Travel News Egypt shark attack: How rare are fatal maulings at Red Sea resorts? A 74-kilometre stretch of the coastline will remain closed off until Sunday. -
No Comment Watch: Palestinian painters turn rubble into an art exhibition Buildings destroyed by Israeli air strikes in the Gaza Strip have been turned into an art exhibition which aims to draw attention to young people affected by the attacks. -
Earth News Greta is graduating: Swedish climate activist stages final school strike for the climate Despite graduating, the Swedish climate activist behind the global school strikes says ‘The fight has only just begun’. -
World News Deaths of five people in northern Israel linked to feuding gangs The deaths of five Israeli-Arabs at a car wash in an Arab town in northern Israel is thought to be linked to feuding gangs -
Europe News Von der Leyen and Michel praise new EU deal on migration while Viktor Orbán calls it 'unacceptable' Official reactions are pouring in after home affairs ministers struck a major deal to revamp the European Union's migration and asylum policy. -
No Comment Watch: Giant yellow ducks make a splash in Hong Kong The twin 18-metre-tall sculptures by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman are part of the Rubber Duck series that has made appearances in major cities since its 2007 debut. -
Culture news 'Words are the winner': Salman Rushdie speaks out in first TV interview since attack "Writers can outlast the thing that opposes them," said Salman Rushdie in his first television interview after the attack he suffered in August last year, which left him blind in one eye and also paralysed one of his hands. -
Culture news Primavera Madrid Day 1: Weather disasters and Blur's redemption Festival cancellations, nearly missed trains, and perhaps the best Blur gig to take place in two decades. Here's our take on the first day of Primavera Madrid. -
No Comment Watch: Thousands 'hug' the ocean on Brazil beach for World Ocean Day Thousands of people made a human chain on Brazil's Sao Conrado beach in Rio de Janeiro to "hug" the Atlantic Ocean on World Ocean Day. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 9th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news One in five people that live here experience loneliness. Is this the loneliest country in Europe? The European Union's new pilot project on loneliness aims to monitor and tackle increasing lack of "meaningful social interactions". -
No Comment Watch: 'Dancing Devils of Yare' festival celebrates victory of good over evil Hundreds attend historic 'Dancing Devils of Yare' festival in Venezuela to celebrate the victory of good over evil. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Reality' Having premiered at this year's Berlin International Film Festival, Tina Satter's debut film faithfully re-enacts the real-life FBI interrogation transcript of American intelligence leaker Reality Winner. It's a minimalist triumph. -
Portugal Portugal wants to exploit its lithium reserves. But at what cost to the environment? Covas do Barroso, a village of just over 100 residents, could become home to the largest lithium mine in Western Europe. -
Explore Türkiye's best beaches and how to pick one in a country of endless coastlines There’s something for every beach lover on Türkiye’s coastline. From chic to rustic, these are some of the country’s best beaches. -
Mobility Fasten your seat belts. Turbulence during flights is getting more severe due to climate change Flights are getting bumpier as the climate changes, scientists have revealed. -
World News Aid group provides drinking water after Kakhovska dam blast Volunteers from a humanitarian group in Ukraine provide thousands of litres of clean drinking water to people affected by the Kakhovska dam blast -
Poland Poland erects wall along Belarusian border to stop uncontrolled migration Poland has erected walls and fences along its frontier and imposed sanctions on Russia and Belarus. -
No Comment Watch: Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts again after three-month pause Footage showed fissures have opened up at the base of a crater on the volcano, which regularly springs to life, with vulcanologists calling the eruption "dynamic." -
Food and Drink Dragibus: The 50-year-old French sweet still clings onto its secrets It’s France’s best-selling sweet and like Coca-Cola, the secret behind its taste(s) remains a closely guarded secret. Which is uniquely frustrating... -
Canada Canadian PM blames climate crisis as fires displace over 20,000 people Over 400 blazes are currently active in what has become Canada's worst wildfire season in history.
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USA Donald Trump described Pentagon plan of attack and shared classified map, indictment says Former US president Donald Trump has become the first US ex-president to face federal indictment following the seizure of classified documents from his Mar-a-Lago estate. -
Italy A brutal murder has prompted Italy to boost its laws against gender-based violence. Is it enough? After the latest murder of a woman by her partner, Italy is revisiting its laws protecting women from gender-based violence. But experts say new legislative measures are not what the country needs. -
USA UK and US hail 'Atlantic declaration' to counter Russia and China US President Joe Biden and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak unveiled a new economic partnership "for a new age" in Washington. -
Culture news How VR is keeping Holocaust memories alive to fight disinformation This is the first AI and metaverse Holocaust education experience in Germany. It is a collaboration between StoryFile, the World Jewish Congress, and Meta. -
Culture news Thousands of Hong Kong citizens sing "Glory to Hong Kong" in huge show of solidarity Thousands of Hong Kong citizens defied the government's move to ban the anthem "Glory to Hong Kong" by singing the song born out of massive pro-democracy protests in 2019. -
Earth News ‘What’s going to happen to all those cars?’: We asked an expert if it’s time to switch to an EV It can be difficult to know what the most environmentally friendly car option is, so we asked an expert for advice. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 9th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News The ‘double discrimination’ of being a mother with a disability When her son was born, Marie Rabatel couldn’t understand him. Having autism she needed extra help. What kind of support do women with disabilities need to be mothers? -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The end of an era for The Rolling Stones 9 June 1969 - Brian Jones officially leaves the Rolling Stones after developing a serious drug problem -
France Southern France braces for dry summer, drought pushes 10% of Europe into crisis mode Parts of southern France are restricting water as 10% of Europe faces a crisis situation due to drought. -
World News Meloni expresses hope for deal on IMF bailout of Tunisia as she preps weekend visit Italy's prime minister was already in Tunisia earlier this week where she met with President Kais Saied to lay the groundwork for an agreement with the EU, which she said would hopefully pave the way for a bailout with the IMF.