14 June 2023 | Euronews
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Italy Italy's political elite and fans bid farewell to ex-Premier Silvio Berlusconi in Milan Berlusconi died at the age of 86 on Monday in a Milan hospital where he was being treated for chronic leukemia. -
No Comment Watch: Colombian graffiti artists add colour to run-down Marseille district Thousands of kilometres from Medellin, in a working-class district of Marseille, two Colombian graffiti artists create a brightly coloured mural with a clear message: "you can leave violence behind". -
No Comment Watch: Berlusconi's coffin enters cathedral Most Italians identify Silvio Berlusconi - media mogul, football entrepreneur and three-time former premier - as the most influential figure in Italy over recent decades. -
No Comment Watch: Fire service battles blaze in Vosges region of France The authorities say a fire that devastated 30 hectares of mountainous vegetation in the Vosges is now under control. -
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No Comment Watch: Saxophonist plays on rooftops of flooded Kherson In an interview, the 46-year-old who worked in logistics before the war said he learned to play the clarinet at a music school as a youth, then took up the saxophone during the coronavirus pandemic. -
Sport Real Madrid confirm signing of Jude Bellingham from Borussia Dortmund The England international will be unveiled to Real Madrid fans this Thursday. -
Germany Germany singles out Russia and China in new national security strategy document Chancellor Olaf Scholz said the new strategy, which his three-party governing coalition pledged to draw up when it took office at the end of 2021, had gained added importance since Russia attacked Ukraine almost 16 months ago. -
Europe News EU will 'continue to criticise' Tunisia despite €100 million migration deal, Commissioner says A sharp democratic backsliding has been observed in Tunisia since a 2019 power grab by President Kais Saied. -
Europe News The European Green Deal faces its moment of truth: nature restoration The Green Deal, described by Ursula von der Leyen as "Europe's man on the moon moment," is about to undergo a litmus test. -
Tech News AI is dominating VivaTech 2023. Here's what else to expect from this week's tech show in Paris VivaTech is returning for its seventh year. This is what you can expect from one of Europe's biggest tech and start-up events in Paris. -
Tech News These 'neurohacking' headphones use AI to track your brain signals to help you stay productive Headphones that can tell you when you’re tired and should take a break could be on sale later this year. Euronews Next tried them out at VivaTech. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 14th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Art Picasso's biggest influence? Exhibition explores the artist's unique relationship with El Greco Much has been written about the influence of El Greco on Picasso's work throughout his life, but the exhibition "Picasso, El Greco and Analytical Cubism" examines this relationship in a very specific way. -
Tech News US mock trial tests hologram witnesses on the stand Legal experts say the technology could be a “game-changer” if it can be used to replace low-quality video link testimonies. -
Remote Working: Bridging the gap between the worker-employer divide Workers and employers are divided on remote working but studies show clear benefits. -
Kosovo Serbia and Kosovo exchange barbs after policemen arrested in border area Kosovo PM Kurti called it an act of aggression against the country, while Serbia insists it was conducting an anti-terrorist action, after three policemen were arrested on the shared border on Wednesday. -
Earth News 90 million homes in the EU have pets. How can we reduce their carbon footprint? 33 per cent of the world’s population owns a pet: how do we calculate their carbon footprint, and what can we do to reduce it? -
Qatar 365 Discover how Qatar is rejuvenating its cultural heritage sites In this latest episode of Qatar 365, we’re exploring how Qatar is preserving its heritage sites, turning an ancient settlement into a tourist attraction and the attention to detail when it comes to protecting historical objects uncovered from its desert landscape and beyond. -
New Zealand Germany returns remains of 95 Indigenous people, including mummified tattooed skulls, to New Zealand The initiative is part of Germany's plan to return Indigenous artefacts looted or improperly acquired during colonial times to their homelands. -
World News Which European countries trust the media most? Report shows wide variations in different countries between how much trust people have in jouarnalism. -
Destinations Crete without the crowds: Wildflower hikes, farm-to-fork cooking and a fortress island While tourists tend to favour the west of Crete, the eastern side offers farm-to-fork experiences, wild hikes and boat trips on traditional fishing caïques. -
Culture news Harry Potter fans prepare for opening of new theme park in Tokyo 22 years after the first Harry Potter film was released, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is about to enjoy a new lease of life at the Warner Bros theme park in the Japanese capital. -
Ecotech Glastonbury’s ‘biggest fan’: UK festival gets an eye-catching 28 metre wind turbine Communities have the opportunity to host the turbine after its Glasto stint, under Octopus Energy’s ‘try before you buy’ scheme. -
World News With the Syria crisis underfunded, it's time to rethink how donors provide aid At last year’s Brussels Conference, donors recognised that the protracted nature of the conflict in Syria requires a collective stepping up. Yet, one year on, this is yet to materialise, Harlem Désir and Tanya Evans write. -
United Kingdom Former Bank of England governor Mervyn King describes handling of Brexit as a shambles King criticised handling of negotiations and said there was no need for the atmosphere around them to be so bad -
Health news Are there still restrictions in the EU on blood donations based on sexual orientation? On World Blood Donor Day, Euronews looks at the differences in blood donation policies across the European Union. -
Russia Navalny ally Chanysheva jailed in Russia over extremism claims Navalny ally and supporter Lilia Chanysheva jailed by Russian court over extremism claims as Kremlin continues anti-opposition crackdown -
Travel News These remote Irish islands will pay you €80,000 to move there, but there’s a catch The generous cash grants are being offered as a way of encouraging new residents to Ireland’s offshore communities. -
China Could the COVID-19 pandemic have been avoided if China were a democracy? Not only could China have potentially prevented the global coronavirus pandemic — its authoritarian regime is now also impeding our ability to learn from it, thereby increasing the risk of future pandemics, Oliver St. John writes. -
Tech News EU regulators say Google breached antitrust laws in advertising technology industry Antitrust regulators accused Google of breaching the rules with its lucrative digital advertising business. -
Tech News VivaTech 2023: Emmanuel Macron unveils ambitious plan to boost French AI and tech start-ups French President Emmanuel Macron will unveil a new plan to support the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and tech start-ups in France. -
Nature Fruit flies: How genetically modifying pests could save our fruit farms Fruit flies destroyed ‘more than half the berries’ on this farm but scientists may have found a way to stop them. -
Travel News Heathrow security staff call off 31-day strike after accepting last minute pay deal More than 2,000 security workers at Europe's busiest airport were due to take part in the walkouts. -
Europe News MEPs endorse blanket ban on live facial recognition in public spaces, rejecting targeted exemptions Members of the European Parliament endorsed on Wednesday a blanket ban on AI-powered facial recognition in public spaces. -
Romania Romanian authorities ramp up charges against Andrew Tate Authorities in Romanian have ramped up the charges against social media influencer, Andrew Tate, and his brother Tristan to the more serious offence of human trafficking in continued form. -
World News Energy security in a fast-moving market The question of energy security was actively discussed at the Astana International Forum. Kazakhstan, one of the world’s most important oil producers, is aiming to increase its supply to and influence over the energy market. -
Culture news 'Dances With Wolves' actor and alleged cult leader faces additional charges in Canada The actor, 46, has been accused of sexually abusing Indigenous girls and women for two decades in multiple states in the US. He now faces additional charges in Canada. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 14th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Poland EU blocks Ukraine grain imports to five countries including Poland The European Union has blocked grain imports to Poland and four other countries following concerns low-cost products will damage farmers' businesses -
United Kingdom Brexit 'made UK vulnerable to COVID', inquiry told Brexit is partly to be blamed for UK's feeble pandemic preparation, the COVID inquiry was told on its opening day. -
Euronews Tech Talks Generative AI: Are we facing the nuclear winter of Terminator or the robotic paradise of Wall-E? The risk of apocalyptic scenarios and human extinction has been an unavoidable part of the conversation around AI programmes like ChatGPT since its release. But are these concerns being blown out of proportion? -
Culture news Alec Baldwin shooting case: Weapons supervisor was "likely hungover" on set - prosecutors They levelled the accusations on Friday in response to a motion filed last month by Hannah Gutierrez-Reed’s attorneys that seeks to dismiss her involuntary manslaughter charge. -
Germany Should Germany ban AfD? What impact could this have? Protests against the far-right party swept through Germany over the weekend. But should the AfD be banned? -
Greece Local residents mobilise to help survivors of deadly migrant shipwreck off Greek coast Search and rescue operations continued overnight some 75 kilometres southwest of Greece’s southern Peloponnese region. -
World News UN refugee agency says number of forcibly displaced people reaches record high In its Global Trends in Forced Displacement report, the UN refugee agency says about 19 million people were forced to flee in 2022, an increase of 21 per cent. -
Tech News Amazon Web Services 'fully recovered' after outage impacts thousands News organisations and government agencies were among those impacted by the outage. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Counteroffensive 'progressing', Odesa strikes, Western tanks 'burning' Putin claims All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Japan Japanese army trainee kills fellow soldiers at military firing range An army trainee in Japan has opened fire on his fellow soldiers at firing range, killing two of them -
Culture news Cormac McCarthy, Pulitzer winning author of 'The Road' and 'No Country for Old Men' dies at 89 The celebrated American author Cormac McCarthy has died at his home in New Mexico. He was best known for the Pulitzer Prize winning post-apocalyptic novel, 'The Road' and 'No Country for Old Men'. -
Italy Five kids, a media empire, and a political party: How will Italy’s real-life Succession play out? Berlusconi had two kids from his first wife, and three from his second. They will all inherit the empire the media tycoon built from scratch. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 14th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland schools criticised for teaching pupils that homosexuality and casual sex are wrong One third of schools said they would present heterosexual relationships as the 'main' or 'ideal' context for intimacy, and some went further. -
Design Paris says "non" to tall buildings - but what's behind the ban? The French capital has put in place the ‘Plan Local d’Urbanisme’, which limits the height of new buildings to 12 storeys - or 37 metres. -
Culture news Artificial intelligence helped create the "last Beatles record" Paul McCartney says artificial intelligence helped create the “last Beatles record”, calling the new technology “scary” but also “exciting”. -
Tech News Could AI lead us to extinction? This activist group believes so It's the most recent in a series of alarms raised by experts in the artificial intelligence field.