15 June 2023 | Euronews
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World News Nine survivors arrested as hope fades for migrants aboard boat that sank near Greece Nine survivors of a migrant boat sinking were arrested Thursday on suspicion of smuggling as hope faded for hundreds of other passengers who were missing and attention turned to Greece's failure to act before the overcrowded ship capsized. -
Spain Democracy, security and geopolical risk top the agenda at Concordia summit in Madrid The one-and-a-half-day high-level closed-door summit takes place just before Spain begins its six-month takeover of the EU presidency. -
Football Now Is Pep Guardiola the greatest football manager of all time? With successful stints at three of Europe's biggest clubs and a remarkable ability to work closely with some of the world's best players, Pep Guardiola's impact on football cannot be overstated. In partnership with Media City Qatar. -
Europe News Donors in Brussels pledge €9.6bn in aid to Syrians at home & refugees abroad The amount falls short of the €10.1bn asked for by the United Nations in a humanitarian appeal. -
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No Comment WATCH: Rescuers pull woman alive from the rubble of destroyed Kramatorsk building Two people were killed and two others injured by airstrikes in the eastern city of Kramatorsk, which officials said had destroyed five homes and damaged about two dozen others. -
Tech News Banning Chinese companies Huawei and ZTE from 5G networks 'justified', EU says European Commissioner Thierry Breton said that more EU member states needed to implement the bloc's cybersecurity guidelines. -
World News Environmental impact of Ukraine's Kakhovka dam collapse looms large If water is life, then the draining of the Kakhovka reservoir creates an uncertain future for the region of southern Ukraine and beyond. -
Culture news Barcelona dreaming: Sonar Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary When it started in 1994, only 6,000 people turned up to see a series of concerts spread between an art museum and a dance hall in Barcelona. At that time, email hardly existed in Spain, let alone big electronic music festivals... -
Destinations Chasing waterfalls, lakes and lagoons: Here are 9 of Europe’s most stunning bodies of water Lake Bled and Como make the list of course, but there are many secret springs and rivers to discover too. -
Sweden Sweden vows to crack down on criminal networks as number of lethal shootings soars As many as 30,000 people in Sweden are involved in criminal networks, the country's justice minister said Thursday. -
Russia In Putin's empire, the only thing that matters is the throne Do the lives of Russians anywhere matter to such a monstrous political entity as the Russian empire? The answer is simple – they don’t, Aleksandar Đokić writes. -
Euronews Witness Multinational group Danone blamed for drying up water tables in Volvic, France A heated dispute over water is rippling through Auvergne, central France. While communities are facing water use restrictions, fingers point at multinational group Danone, accused of drying up water tables with far-reaching implications for the region's ecosystem. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 15th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Cinema Celebrating Animation Artistry at the Annecy Animation Film Festival The Annecy Animation Film Festival, a vibrant annual gathering in the heart of the French Alps, welcomes global audiences, industry professionals, and animation enthusiasts from every corner of the world. -
Smart Health 30 million Europeans affected by rare diseases The relentless quest for answers, the spirit of collaboration, and a steadfast belief in the power of science is pushing medical technology forward to treat the world's rarest diseases. -
Smart Health Why is the Diagnosis of Rare Diseases So Elusive? In the heart of Romania, nestled within the scientific hub of Craiova, a state-of-the-art laboratory is aiming to unravel the mysteries of rare diseases. -
Culture news The world's best restaurant El Bulli becomes a gastronomy museum in Spain Spain's El Bulli, repeatedly voted the world's best restaurant before it closed over a decade ago, is set to reopen as a museum dedicated to the culinary revolution it sparked. The museum is dubbed "elBulli1846", a reference to the 1,846 dishes that were served in the eatery. -
Mobility VivaTech 2023: From air scooters to tiny cars, these 5 companies are rethinking how we travel Mobility is a key theme at VivaTech in Paris - and there is no shortage of innovative companies vying to change the future of travel for people and things. -
Ukraine Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant situation 'serious but stabilising' says IAEA chief Six reactors have been shut down after massive dam explosion threatened plant's critical water supply -
Earth News London's solar street: How two artists crowdfunded renewable energy for their neighbours These London artists raised €132,000 to bring solar power to their ‘delighted’ neighbours. -
Earth News Shell joins BP and Total in U-turning on climate pledges ‘to reward shareholders’ The oil and gas giant claims it has already hit its 2030 target, because it sold its interest in a Texan oilfield in 2021. -
Tech News What’s happening with Reddit? Website blackout continues for ‘indefinite’ amount of time A two-day Reddit protest is set to continue indefinitely, with the website’s volunteer moderators saying they will maintain the social media site’s blackout unless its owners back down over new user fees. -
Europe News Stoltenberg: NATO support for Ukraine making difference on the battlefield Speaking in Brussels NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said he expected more pledges of support from his allies and greater investments in defence. -
Nature A green oasis: How Nairobi’s world-only national park benefits lions, giraffes and people 117 km2 of green space filled with wildlife can be found just outside the centre of Kenya’s capital. -
World News Von der Leyen signs multi-million euro lithium deal in Chile European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Chilean President Gabriel Boric have agreed a deal on lithium to make electric vehicle batteries. -
World News Kosovo tightens border security over claims police were 'kidnapped' Kosovo has tightened its border controls after claims three police officers were kidnapped by Serbian forces but Belgrade has rejected the suggestion. -
Europe News Spain will soon helm the presidency of the EU Council. Here are its priorities Spain will steer the EU's political debate for the entire second half of the year. -
Culture news Germany opens probe into Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann after sex assault accusations "Preliminary proceedings have been initiated against Till Lindemann," said a spokeswoman for the Berlin public prosecution's office. -
Economy European Central Bank hikes rates again to battle inflation after US Fed hits pause The European Central Bank has pressed ahead with another interest rate hike, aiming to crush inflation that is driving up the cost of groceries, utility bills and summer vacations. -
Culture news British Oscar winner and politician Glenda Jackson dies aged 87 The late powerhouse's agent confirmed she had died peacefully following a brief illness with her family at her side. -
Tech News Conservationists in Peru are turning to robots to help reforest the Amazon The solar-powered robot is capable of seeding 600 trees in a single morning and could drastically boost reforestation efforts in the region. -
World News The Arabic language should be commonly offered in schools — for all the right reasons Arabic is not just a language spoken in Arabic-speaking countries. It is a growing language within Europe’s own borders, and education policy should reflect this reality, Dr Carine Allaf writes. -
Culture news Twitter sued for €230 million by music publishers 17 music publishers, including Concord Music Group and Universal Music Corp., have accused the social media network of mass copyright infringement -
Earth News New Zealand climate activist faces 10 years in jail for forged email to oil executives Penwarden claims the fake letter was never intended to deceive or be believed, but that it was a “satirical protest.” -
Hungary Hungary–US arms deal halted as Orban blocks Sweden's NATO membership Right-wing Washington lawmaker is using Senate procedure to halt arms transfers -
Europe News Nature Restoration Law survives first crucial vote in the EU Parliament but uncertainty remains high The Nature Restoration Law, a key piece of the European Green Deal, sets legally binding targets to rehabilitate degraded habitats and lost species. -
Earth News Italian activists now face huge fines: Where else in Europe is getting harsh with protesters? Climate protestors could face fines of up to €60,000 for damaging monuments or cultural sites in Italy. -
Art Monet painting targeted by environmental protesters in Stockholm Environmental activists have smeared a Claude Monet painting in Stockholm with red paint claiming the Swedish Government should be doing more to protect the planet -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 15th – 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 'Doppelganger': How France exposed a massive Russian disinformation campaign French authorities said they uncovered a massive Russia-linked disinformation campaign which targeted multiple newspapers and even the Ministry of Foreign Affairs -
Destinations Bioluminescent kayaking and nesting turtles: 5 reasons to visit Florida this summer From Jurassic Park to fine dining, Florida’s coastline has a lot to offer this summer. -
Europe News ECJ dismisses UK nationals' bid to keep EU citizens' rights The UK's divorce from the European Union came into effect on 31 January 2020. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson deliberately misled parliament over COVID parties, report finds The former prime minister has described the findings about his conduct as "anti-democratic" and "deranged" -
Culture news JR shines a spotlight on child refugees in first Italian solo show Turin's branch of Gallerie D'Italia plays host to the celebrated French photographer's exhibition, which runs until next month. -
Health news Sperm counts are declining globally. Scientists believe they have pinpointed the main causes why Researchers have looked at nearly 27,000 studies to identify the biggest factors causing sperm damage. This is what they found. -
Russia Russia adopts law pardoning criminals who fight in Ukraine Those convicted of crimes against "sexual integrity", terrorism, high treason, espionage and other "particularly grave crimes" are exempt. -
Culture news France's Immigration Museum reopens to tell a "shared story" With 'one French person in three an immigrant, the child of an immigrant or the grandchild of an immigrant,' France's newly reopened Immigration Museum says it's time to count the cost of their contributions. -
The Kitchen Meal of the Week: A Calabrian favourite - Mulingiani Chjini Italy is famous for its aubergine-based recipes - but have you tried this delicacy from the south? -
Tech News Artificial intelligence race: These are the countries developing top AI tools More than 57% of the most popular AI tools are from the United States. But European countries are quickly catching up. -
Culture news France's Louvre Museum displays art works secreted away from Ukraine Ukrainian art works including precious Byzantine icons have been exfiltrated from Kyiv under great secrecy for a show at France's Louvre Museum titled "The Origins of the Sacred Image" -
Ukraine Ukraine war: 'Extremely fierce battles', Azov fighters on trial, Russia strikes Kryvyi Rih All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Design Designers and their homes - Meet the sisters who are also next door neighbours Jewellery designers and siblings Rosanna and Christie Wollenberg don't just work together, they live next door to each other in two townhouses in Wimbledon, south-west London. -
Health news Researchers in the UK are trialling a breath test for early detection of cancer The breath test allows researchers to capture vapours and gases which can be analysed to detect the presence of biomarkers of certain cancers. -
Culture news Changes at the top: What to expect from this month's Art Basel Art Basel, which opens today, is one of the world's most important art buyer's market. Millions of euros are expected to change hands as the fair also takes on new challenges and opportunities presented by AI and digital art. -
Climate Fact-check: Can there be a drought if there has been a recent episode of rain or snow? Recent droughts in Italy, Spain, and France have sparked a wave of different conspiracy theories. Here's the three most common ones we've debunked. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Bob Dylan records an all-time classic On 15 June, 1965, the iconic singer-songwriter laid down the ever-popular track, marking his move from folk star to rock star -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 15th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Syria How did Europe help Syria become a bigger drug dealer than Mexico’s cartels? Captagon, a little-known upper, creates three times more trade for Syria's regime than the Mexican cartels combined, according to official figures. -
Sweden Lipstick and heels: Stockholm deputy mayor protests far-right opposition to drag queen story time Stockholm Deputy Mayor Jan Jönsson describes himself as a "canvas" to highlight calls from the Sweden Democrats to ban drag queen story hour events.