16 June 2023 | Euronews
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Kosovo Tensions high in Kosovo after Serbia charges Kosovar police officers Kosovo's Prime Minister accused Serbia of "kidnapping" the three police officers inside Kosovo on Wednesday. -
World News Poverty, climate, regional stability on agenda as Saudi crown prince visits France Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met Friday with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris as part of an official visit, during which he will also participate in a global financing summit aimed at fighting poverty and climate change. -
Russia Vladimir Putin says Russian nuclear weapons are now in Belarus “We have more such weapons than the NATO countries. They know about it, and all the time we are being persuaded to start negotiations on reductions. The hell with them, you know, as our people say,” Russia's President has said. -
Finland 5 things we already know about Finland's new right-wing government From tax cuts to climate change, increased VAT to Finland's international reputation, here's some key things you should know. -
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Sport Kazakh Gold in Astana, with Italy also succeeding Kasakhstan take Gold in their home country at the World Judo Tour with Italy's Assunta Scutto winning her second Grand Slam Gold -
Earth News This supervolcano in Italy last erupted in 1538. Is it about to blow again? The volcano last erupted in 1538 but is now at a greater risk of rupture than ever. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 16th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Greece Greek coast guard defends actions as up to 500 migrants feared dead in shipwreck Greece's coast guard defended its actions in responding to a ship carrying hundreds of migrants that ended up sinking off the country's south coast, as criticism mounted Friday over the European Union's years-long failure to hammer out a comprehensive migration and asylum policy. -
Ukraine Ukrainian village concerned over future water supply after Kakhovka dam breach Ukrainians who heavily depended on the Kakhovka dam for fresh water face an uncertain future as supplies dwindle. -
World News How should we regulate generative AI, and what will happen if we fail? Regulation must encourage collaboration and research between all the major players, from experts in the field to policy-makers and ethicists, Rohit Kapoor writes. -
Europe News State of the Union: Migrant disaster strikes again, EU's nature restoration act struggles MEPs also voted on a report on spyware. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Tony, Shelly and the Magic Light' A stop-motion standout of this year's Annecy Animation Film Festival, one to keep a close eye on. -
Switzerland Swiss cyclist Gino Mäder dies a day after Tour de Suisse downhill crash Swiss cyclist Gino Mäder died on Friday, one day after crashing and falling down a ravine during a descent at the Tour de Suisse, his team said. -
India More than 175,000 people evacuate as Cyclone Biparjoy makes landfall in India The Indian army has been called in to help residents flee the destruction of the worst cyclone in more than 25 years -
Moments No-fly festivals: 4 fabulous summer music events in Europe you can reach by train You can reach all these music festivals by train from London. -
No Comment WATCH: Pope Francis leaves hospital in a wheelchair after abdominal surgery Pope Francis, who is 86, was discharged on Friday from a hospital in Rome after undergoing abdominal surgery. -
Europe News EU drug report 2023: 'We never had so many drugs smuggled or produced in Europe' The annual study released by the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) warned that the use of illegal substances is a concern to the health of people on the continent, as well as its security. -
No Comment WATCH: African leaders visit Bucha, site of mass killing, in Ukraine Seven African leaders have paid their respects in Bucha, a town near Kyiv where hundreds of dead bodies were uncovered after Russian forces retreated. -
Culture news Peruvian pilgrims climb mountains to pray to Lord of Star Snow amidst shrinking glaciers Amidst the majestic Vilcanota mountain range, located 1,000 kilometers southeast of Lima, Peru, a breathtaking spectacle unfolds as hundreds of devoted Peruvians ascend the slopes of Mount Sinakara. -
Culture news Inside the relaunch of Berlin contemporary museum Hamburger Bahnhof For decades, the Hamburger Bahnhof Museum has been a central part of Berlin's contemporary art scene. Little has changed... Until now. The new museum directors have taken artworks down, rebuilt the space, and revamped the permanent exhibition. -
Mobility Tired of noisy, polluting jet skis? This Kiwi company say they have a greener, electric alternative The all-electric ‘water bike’, from New Zealand-based company, Manta 5, retails from €10,000 and can reach top speeds of 20km/h. -
Mobility Phosphorus discovery on Saturn's moon provides best chance to look for ‘extraterrestrial life’ In a recent research study, the essential element of phosphorus was discovered on Saturn's moon, Enceladus, one of the most promising places for extraterrestrial life. -
Economy Germany and France still at odds over reform of the EU fiscal rules as they defend opposing views Germany and France, the largest economies of the European Union, continue to be at odds over the reform of the bloc's fiscal rules. -
Travel News Summer of discounted train travel: Spain slashes Interrail ticket prices in half for under 30s National trains and buses are also much cheaper, so young Spaniards can discover the “unknown treasures” of their country. -
World News EU leaders need to reconcile ambitions abroad with public opinion at home If the heads of the bloc's member states are to build and maintain a united foreign policy, they will need to capitalise on areas that create consensus, Dr Jana Puglierin writes. -
Hungary Hungarian bill punishing dissent threatens country's struggling education sector In the wake of several decrees that gradually undermined Hungarian educators' freedom to demand better wages and working conditions, a new law may spur an exodus of teachers from schools across the country. -
Health news 'Chance for complete remission': US approves new drug for aggressive form of cancer US regulators approved a new drug used to treat an aggressive form of lymphoma, Swiss pharmaceutical company Roche announced on Friday. -
Culture news Who is Miriam Margolyes - Vogue cover star and British national treasure? The 82-year-old actress has made her Vogue cover debut as part of the magazine's 'pride and joy' edition which celebrates a number of LGBTQ+ pioneers. -
Culture news Mummy dating back 3,000 years found in Peru next to professional football team training field The individual is thought to have been sacrificed on a temple site. -
Bulgaria Mystery surrounds the discovery of dead animals on Bulgarian beaches The carcasses of three cows have been found in different locations over the past six days. -
Earth News Mexican heatwave: Hundreds of washed up birds ‘starved’ by El Niño as temperatures soar above 40C Hot ocean currents caused by El Niño, not avian flu, were behind the deaths of pelicans, seagulls and other wild birds, tests suggest. -
Culture news Goodbye Spotify: Harry and Meghan cut ties with streaming giant Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex are ending their multimillion-dollar deal with streaming giant Spotify, by mutual agreement. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Missiles over Kyiv, Russia struggles to hold territory, Zaporizhzhia under threat Follow the latest developments from the war in Ukraine -
Culture news Cultural Digest: Don't miss these events in Europe this week Don't miss out on these cultural events happening right now, from the highly anticipated return of David Attenborough's "Our Planet" series to the surprise of a new Banksy exhibition. -
Ukraine Leopard tanks Russia claims to have destroyed turned out to be farming equipment Leopard 2 tanks are some of the most advanced and powerful military vehicles out there. Dozens have been provided by NATO countries to help Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 16th – 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 Guillermo del Toro on leaving live-action films behind and calling out the film industry Disclaimer: This article contains Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro dropping a fair few f-bombs. -
World News At least 15 dead in bus crash in central Canada Canadian police said officers were responding to a "mass casualty collision" near the town of Carberry, west of Winnipeg. -
Culture news Bill Cosby sued by nine more women over sexual assault allegations The lawsuit against the disgraced actor is filed after Republican governor signed ‘lookback law’ eliminating deadline on sexual abuse cases. -
Ukraine Missiles fired at Kyiv as African leaders arrive in Ukraine to promote peace plan Proposal to strike a diplomatic settlement with Russia is thought to have little chance of success -
Culture news Ukrainian patriot brings hope to flooded Kherson with the sounds of his saxophone The Ukrainian national anthem sounded among the flooded houses of Kherson... A volunteer took to this saxophone to give hope to his fellow Ukrainians living in the shadow of bombings. -
Italy Italy: Five-year-old boy killed in crash during YouTube driving challenge The accident occurred when a Lamborghini SUV crashed into a family car in Rome on Wednesday evening. The YouTubers were attempting to drive for 50 hours straight, -
Culture news Poland’s bus route 666: Farewell to the highway to Hel RIP to the bus line which operated under the number 666 since 2006. -
World News Pope Francis discharged from Rome hospital nine days after abdominal surgery The 86-year-old Pontiff had resumed work from Rome's Gemelli hospital after his three-hour surgery to repair a hernia in his abdominal wall was completed without complications. -
Culture news French actor Gérard Depardieu to auction art collection including works by Rodin and Duchamp The 74-year-old Golden Globe winner is facing a spate of sexual violence allegations dating back two decades. Collection includes works by Rodin, Duchamp and Germaine Richier -
Earth News Could fur farming be banned in the EU? Here's which countries still support the industry Support for fur farming in Europe is dwindling, with a citizens' petition gaining enough signatures for a potential law change. -
Food and Drink Is it a kebab or is it a burger? Venezuela's daily 'arepa' prepares to conquer the world From the streets of Caracas to trendy eateries in New York, Paris and Tokyo: the arepa, a humble cornmeal flatbread, is riding a wave of Venezuelan emigration and feeding a craving for exotic and gluten-free food. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Beloved musical 'Grease' is launched The 1978 musical romantic comedy was successful both critically and commercially and, at the time, broke records as the highest-grossing movie of its genre. -
Europe News Young and trans: How does access to gender-affirming care for minors differ across the EU? From Ireland to Spain, access to trans healthcare varies dramatically for young people, depending on where in the European Union they live. In some countries, it is virtually impossible. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 16th – 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 UN chief Guterres urges EU to define effective migration policy over migrant shipwreck UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said he was shocked by the news of the deadly shipwreck off the Greek coast which killed at least 78 migrants, insisting that this was not a Greek problem, but a European one. -
Italy ‘Pirates’ fought off by Italy’s special forces in major operation were distressed migrants Last weekend, Italy's defence minister said that the country's special forces were rescuing a cargo ship hijacked by armed pirates. The reality was something quite different. -
Travel News From Latvia to Spain: How the lack of Russian tourists has impacted countries across Europe Flush Russian tourists are now a thing of the past in Europe, forcing countries to adapt. -
Work More than half of French employers do not plan on using artificial intelligence Around 31% of French employers already use the technology in the workplace.