23 June 2023 | Euronews
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World News Storms in Europe cause huge damage and disruption Huge storms and torrential rain across Germany, Austria and Switzerland have caused damage and disruption to houses and roads -
No Comment WATCH: Sand sculptors get ready for annual festival "We try to stay really relevant by including more and more interaction, by not just showing sand sculptures, but also including a storyline, showing the people around, having little walkthroughs for the children." -
Germany German lawmakers approve a plan to attract skilled workers to plug the country's labor gap Germany's parliament on Friday approved plans to attract more skilled workers to Europe's biggest economy and help address labour shortages in a growing number of professions. -
Focus 'An Era of Change' for Saudi Arabia Riyadh, the vibrant capital of Saudi Arabia, could soon become the host of the 2030 World Expo. -
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My Europe Series State of the Union: Brussels asks for more money, as Ukraine reconstruction pledges are made Donors at a conference in London pledged billions towards rebuilding the war-torn country. -
France Global climate summit in Paris fails to agree ambitious plans Delegates at a global summit in Paris on finance an climate have failed to agree extra measures to limit greenhouse gas emissions and support poorer countries -
Netherlands Gas production in Groningen field to end in October, Dutch government says The gas wells will remain open for a further year, however, in case of a particularly cold winter. After that, 60 years of gas extraction in the province of Groningen will cease altogether. -
Destinations Overtourism at the Acropolis: How is Greece handling booming visitor numbers? Visitor numbers to the attraction were up 70 per cent last month, giving a taste of what is to come this summer without crowd control. -
Tech News Kick vs Twitch: How a new rivalry in gaming is redefining streaming Game livestreaming has long been confined to its own world, but a new €92 million deal might just have rocked the world of streaming to its foundations. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 23rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Snoop Dogg honours Dr. Dre with first-ever ASCAP Hip-Hop Icon Award Celebrating 50 years of hip-hop, Snoop Dogg presented long-time friend and collaborator Dr. Dre with the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers' (ASCAP) first-ever Hip-Hop Icon Award. -
World News Third-party cookies are set to crumble in Europe. Africa could offer a solution From contextual advertising to building strong, authentic relationships, companies that are able to adapt and embrace new strategies are likely to thrive in this new environment, Ayodeji Balogun writes. -
Mobility Paris to New York in 1.5 hours: The hydrogen jet looking to usher in hypersonic air travel Designs for a new hydrogen-powered jet could begin a new era of hypersonic flight that would cut journey times around the globe by air to a few hours. -
Culture news Jacinda Ardern to pen book on leadership The former Prime Minister of New Zealand, who made history countless times, has confirmed she'll be writing a book but, rather than a reflection of her time in office, it will focus on inspiring future leaders -
Earth News ‘Chilling’: Human Rights Watch, Greta Thunberg slam France for shutting down climate group France just banned this climate activism group. Here’s why Human Rights Watch called the move ‘chilling’. -
Sport Judo-loving Mongolia takes gold on day one in Ulaanbaatar Local hero Yondonperenlei Baskhuu gives the hosts their first gold at the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam -
Tech News The 'Black effect': Overcoming the challenge of making AI more inclusive to tap new consumers Advertisers and the media are tackling inclusivity in an increasingly tech-driven world. Success means tapping the potential of Black consumers. -
Tech News Is AI the 'co-pilot of creativity'? More industries are investing to support business and staff Consultancy giant Accenture announced a €2.7 billion investment in artificial intelligence, doubling its talent pool from 40,000 to 80,000. -
Ukraine Wagner chief says Ukraine never threatened to attack Russia The head of Russia's Wagner mercenary group has said Ukraine never threatened to attack his country, contradicting Putin's justification for the war -
Climate Nausea, red eyes and fatigue: Toxic algae is causing flu-like symptoms in the Atlantic Ocean Since 2021, a toxic variant of an algae named 'ostreopsis' has become increasingly prevalent in the Atlantic Ocean. -
Climate Spanish strawberry farming near fragile wetlands sparks water controversy In March, the regional government passed a bill legalising the informal land occupation for intenstive irrigated strawberry farming. -
Tech News These Swiss engineers have built a VR suit that could help you 'feel' things in the metaverse The full-body suit can be moved by electric signals sent to it, or it can relay them to record exactly how it is being moved by the wearer. -
Work Lawyers in the US submitted bogus case law created by ChatGPT. A judge fined them €4,600 The popular AI chatbot was blamed for the lawyers' submission of fictitious legal research in one of the most bizarre uses of the tech so far. -
Culture news Hats off to Royal Ascot as horserace boasts stunning millinery It's the glitziest event in horse racing but, like most years, the main talking point is the vast array of impressive headwear on show. -
Earth News Only the super wealthy stand to lose money from shutting down fossil fuels, study finds Shutting down fossil fuels will have negligible financial impact on ‘vast majority’, study finds. -
France France mourns loss of explorer Nargeolet in OceanGate tragedy France has been expressing sadness at the death of veteran underwater explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet in the OceanGate tragedy -
Czech Republic Czech teacher acquitted after telling students "war not real" The defence claims Martina Bednarova is a victim of Russian propaganda. The court says losing her job has been punishment enough. -
Travel News Swimming in the Seine: You’ll soon be able to go riverbathing on a visit to Paris A comprehensive €1.4 billion cleanup project is underway to transform the noxious Seine waters into a swimming spot. -
Europe Decoded Explained: The EU's last-resort tool to chase after countries that help Russia evade sanctions The European Union is getting serious about sanctions circumvention. -
Culture news Germany opens biggest Jewish cultural centre since Holocaust Berlin was once home to Germany's biggest Jewish community. -
Culture news European Commission's S+T+ARTS Prize winners announced Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and Richard Mosse won the Grand Prize of the European Commission, which honours Innovation in Technology, Industry and Society stimulated by the Arts -
Design Designers and their homes: A bold Victorian renovation in London This week Euronews Culture pays a visit to the home of design duo Jordan Cluroe and Russell Whitehead who aren't afraid to make bold interior statements in their stunning pad -
World News No breakthrough after EU summons Kosovo and Serbia leaders for emergency talks The leaders of Serbia and Kosovo made no breakthrough in EU-hosted emergency talks on Thursday aimed at defusing tensions around their border. The European Union’s top diplomat said they agree on the need for early elections amid fears of a return to open conflict. -
Germany Ukrainian athletes make families and war-torn nation proud at Special Olympics As the Special Olympics World Games Berlin 2023 enters its final weekend, Ukrainian athletes said representing their country has taken a deeper meaning. -
Earth News Church of England divests from fossil fuels after oil and gas companies fail on climate Church of England has ‘followed science and faith’ to divest from fossil fuels, slamming oil and gas companies for failing on climate. -
Tech News EU visits Silicon Valley: Thierry Breton puts Twitter under 'stress test' over bloc's new law Thierry Breton is visiting California to see if Elon Musk's Twitter will comply with new regulations set out in the bloc's Digital Services Act. -
No Comment WATCH: Giant dollar signs used in Paris fossil fuels protest In the presence of Greta Thunberg, environmental activists unveiled giant dollars to put pressure on leaders meeting at a summit for a new pact to "put an end" to fossil fuel financing. -
Greece Greek Elections: Conservative New Democracy party eye up absolute majority New parliamentary elections are being held this Sunday. Polls suggest the New Democracy party is widely expected to win against the left-wing opposition. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 23rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News AI has the potential to increase productivity and create new jobs opportunities, says Airbnb CEO In a recent podcast, Airbnb CEO, Brian Chesky, envisioned “millions of start-ups” and job opportunities thanks to AI. -
Hungary Hungary's relationship with Ukraine strained by prisoner exchange with Russia Hungary has gradually diverged from the EU's foreign policy agenda when it comes to Ukraine, angering Kyiv and further straining their relationship. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Asteroid City' Heartache, alien sightings and quarantine... Wes Anderson’s spin on the sci-fi genre only amounts to Close Encounters of the Exasperating Kind. Asteroid City ends up as his most parodical and emotionally unengaging film to date. -
Design Istanbul Modern Art Museum moves to new Renzo Piano designed building Türkiye's Istanbul Modern Art Museum has moved back to its original location on the banks of the Bosphorus in a new building designed by Italian-born architect Renzo Piano, whose most notable buildings include the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris and London's Shard skyscraper. -
Lifestyle Renowned yogi Sadhguru inspires thousands at UNESCO on International Day of Yoga Euronews Culture sat down with Sadhguru, who took part in a discussion at the prestigious UNESCO headquarters in Paris, focusing on the profound impact of yoga on the human mind and body. -
Culture news Klimt's last portrait poised to fetch record sum at European auction The last portrait painted by Gustav Klimt, "Dame mit Facher" (Lady with a Fan) is up for auction today and it could fetch more than €75 million. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia's FSB opens criminal probe of Wagner Group over calls to stage 'armed mutiny' All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The cultural legacy of Brexit, seven years on 23 June 2016: Britain votes to leave the European Union -
Europe Decoded Austria has a period poverty problem. Here’s why Sanitary products are too expensive for many women while sexual education is also too outdated, NGOs say. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 23rd – 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 With the fate of those on Titanic-bound submersible known, focus turns to cause of fatal implosion Tributes from around the world have poured in for the five people who were killed when the vessel imploded deep in the North Atlantic. -
United Kingdom Anti-drag sentiment is becoming mainstream in the UK, thanks to Conservative MPs Conservative MPs and peers in the UK are contributing to the growing hostility to all-ages drag events in the country, according to a new report, and lending credibility to the movement. -
Spain 'Really?': Shock as British mayor starts governing Mallorca town Candidate for the regionalist party Més per Mallorca (More for Mallorca) Richard Thompson has been appointed as the new mayor of Sant Joan, in the centre of the island. -
Health news Cases of diabetes could double by 2050 to affect 1.3 billion people, new study reveals Structural racism and global inequalities are also accelerating soaring rates of diabetes disease, illness and death, researchers said.