Now playing Next Italy Life of Italy's ex-Premier Berlusconi celebrated at state funeral Berlusconi died at the age of 86 on Monday in a Milan hospital where he was being treated for chronic leukemia. 14/06/2023
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Now playing Next 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. 14/06/2023
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Now playing Next Germany Russia and China singled out in Scholz' new national security strategy 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. 14/06/2023
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Now playing Next Tech News VivaTech 2023: What 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. 14/06/2023
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Now playing Next Art Madrid exhibition explores El Greco's influence on Picasso 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. 14/06/2023
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Now playing Next Kosovo Serbia and Kosovo exchange barbs after border policemen are arrested 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. 14/06/2023
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Now playing Next Qatar 365 Discover how Qatar is rejuvenating its cultural heritage sites IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MEDIA CITY 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. 14/06/2023
Now playing Next New Zealand Germany returns the remains of 95 Indigenous people 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. 14/06/2023
Now playing Next world news Which European countries trust the media most? Report shows wide variations in different countries between how much trust people have in jouarnalism. 14/06/2023
Now playing Next Destinations How to escape the crowds on wild eastern Crete 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. 14/06/2023
Now playing Next 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. 14/06/2023
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Now playing Next world news Euroviews. Lack of Syria funds means 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. 14/06/2023
Now playing Next United Kingdom Ex-Bank of England governor 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 14/06/2023
Now playing Next Health news Do Europe's blood donation policies still refer to sexual orientation? On World Blood Donor Day, Euronews looks at the differences in blood donation policies across the European Union. 14/06/2023
Now playing Next 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 14/06/2023
Now playing Next Travel News Ireland is paying people €80,000 to save a remote island home The generous cash grants are being offered as a way of encouraging new residents to Ireland’s offshore communities. 14/06/2023
Now playing Next China Euroviews. Could the COVID 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. 14/06/2023
