21 June 2023 | Euronews
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World News Hundreds of Israeli settlers torch Palestinian homes and cars after deadly shooting at settlement A 27-year-old Palestinian was killed and twelve more were wounded after hundreds of Israeli settlers torched dozens of Palestinian homes and cars in the occupied West Bank. -
Russia Russia says it has brought down three Ukrainian drones Two of the drones were brought down outside Moscow as they approached the warehouses of a local military unit, Russian authorities said on Wednesday. -
Real Economy Putting people first: How can Europe grow its social economy? In the latest Real Economy episode we learn about the people behind Sweden's social economy enterprises who are looking to make a positive impact, rather than simply maximise profits. -
Tunisia By striking a deal with Tunisia's Saied, is Europe signalling it's open to extortion? During their most recent visit to Tunis, European leaders just threw away the continent's best chance of living up to its much-professed values and tackling the forces that actually drive Tunisian migration, Tarek Megerisi writes. -
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Europe News Search and Rescue: Why shipwrecks keep happening in European waters There is little cooperation between national coast guard services and NGOs. -
Pushing boundaries: Sharjah’s arts and culture scene Sharjah is the third most populated city in the United Arab Emirates and often referred to as the culture capital of the Arab World, having been officially awarded this status in 1998 by The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). -
Croatia Two Hungarian soldiers dead and a third missing after Croatia helicopter crash Hungarian soldiers had been taking part in a training mission when the accident happened. -
Culture news Anger Games: You can destroy everything in this room, you have 15 minutes! Italian rage room franchise “Anger Games” recently opened in Rome. The facility offers soundproof rooms where people pay to violently smash objects while listening to their favorite music. -
World News European media bill progresses, despite 'chilling' concerns Provisions for monitoring journalists in the name of "national security" have been blasted by several organisations. -
Culture news At last! Taylor Swift announces new dates for her Eras tour The pop superstar has released international dates for her record-breaking Eras tour, with shows set for Australasia, Europe and Asia in 2024 - and could she be a Glastonbury headliner too? -
The Exchange How changing your dinner menu will help save the planet As pressure from the UN and EU to achieve net zero increases, many hospitality firms are developing some radical sustainability programmes -
Destinations Mass kissing and pagan rituals: Why you should visit Estonia’s second city in 2024 Along with Bad Ischl in Austria and Bodø in Norway, Tartu has been declared a European Capital of Culture in 2024. -
Health news Generative AI is helping to shake up health research. Could it lead to a 'smoke-free' future? ChatGPT is making generative AI a household name. Beyond all the debate about content creation, it’s also disrupting health and science, but for the better? -
World News Europe's infrastructure has a long way to go in the continent's electric vehicle race There are plenty of implications of the 2035 deadline on European drivers, but for it to be affordable and sustainable in the long term, the maintenance and repair processes must be accessible, transparent, and effective, Derk Roodhuyzen de Vries writes. -
Europe News Belgian investigator in European Parliament corruption case recuses himself after bias accusation Michael Claise stepped down from his role on Monday following the accusations. -
Tech News Getting a makeover: How AI and metaverse technology are transforming the beauty industry The beauty industry is undergoing a significant transformation as artificial intelligence and the metaverse intersect. We find out more at Cannes Lions. -
Europe News EU agrees new sanctions against Russia, targeting Chinese companies suspected of circumvention The European Union agreed on Wednesday to slap Russia with a new raft of sanctions in response to the invasion of Ukraine. -
Earth News Microplastics: Contact lenses could be ‘shedding’ into your eyes, study shows Contact lenses could be ‘shedding’ microplastics into your eyes, study shows. -
Earth News Rihanna calls for financial reform to help climate-struck communities. Here’s why she can talk Her foundation donated over €13 million to climate justice last year, and has long supported Caribbean communities after disasters. -
Health news New research shows ‘large rise’ post-COVID in eating disorders and self-harm among teenage girls A UK analysis of health records found a large rise in eating disorders and self-harm among teenage girls, echoing similar findings in other European countries. -
Europe News Ukraine suspends listing of five Greek companies as 'war sponsors' but maintains Hungary's OTP Bank The Ukrainian authorities have decided to temporarily suspend the listing of five Greek shipping companies as ''international sponsors of war." -
Earth News Environment groups condemn Norway's move to open its waters to deep sea mining Norway’s government signalled its intention to open up the country’s waters to deep sea mining, but environmental groups have slammed the move. -
World News Business leaders and politicians pledge to help rebuild Ukraine Delegates representing businesses and dozens of governments have come together in London to promise billions of euros to help Ukraine rebuild -
France Climate protest in Paris ahead of finance summit Activists have transformed the Eiffel Tower into an apparent wind turbine to send a message to leaders ahead of a summit on helping developing nations meet the financial challenges of climate change. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 21st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Food and Drink Peru's Central crowned World's Best Restaurant 2023 The Lima-based restaurant, run by chefs Virgilio Martínez and Pia Leon, takes the crown from Denmark’s Geranium. -
Culture news Thousands mark Summer solstice in an annual celebration at Stonehenge Thousands of people have celebrated the Summer Solstice by the ancient stone circles at Stonehenge in southern England -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Holes exposed in Ukraine air defence, as Lavrov slams NATO All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Russia 'People are ready to live with it': the Russians ready for a long war According to experts, most of those in Russian society are ready for a long war in Ukraine and largely support President Putin's 'military operation'. -
Culture news Everything you need to know about Kensington + Chelsea Art Week 2023 Kensington and Chelsea Art Week has unveiled an extraordinary programme of free public art to enjoy this summer. -
Serbia Serbian trucks stage blockade at Kosovo border Trucks with Serbian licence plates are banned from entering Kosovo following a dispute after the arrest of several Kosovan police officers. -
Culture news World Music Day: Five unique European music traditions you may not know about From Slovakian bagpipes to poetic duelling in Cyrpus, Europe has a lot of enchanting musical traditions. #WorldMusicDay. -
West Bank Tension continues to rise between Israelis and Palestinians in the West Bank A surge in violence in recent months has killed at least 130 Palestinians and 24 people on the Israeli side so far this year, according to The Associated Press, -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Scotland abolishes Section 28, the UK's homophobic law against LGBTQ+ education 21 June 2000: Scotland becomes the first country in the UK to repeal the homophobic Section 28 law -
Health news A medicine shortage is behind the looming death of community pharmacies in Germany More than 120 pharmacies have closed their doors forever in the first three months of the year alone in Germany, as a medicine shortage takes its toll on staff.