28 June 2023 | Euronews
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France Head of NATO meets Macron as Sweden still blocked from joining NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Wednesday he has called a meeting of senior officials from Turkey, Sweden and Finland for July 6th -
Ukraine 'Against the Empire': Why Russia's neighbours are fighting for Ukraine Analysts say several hundred citizens of former Soviet republics have fled to Ukraine to avoid persecution at home, while others have joined Ukraine's armed forces to help defend the country against the Russian invasion. -
World News Auf Wiedersehen Schnitzel: Meat consumption hits record low in Germany More and more Germans are swapping meat products for plant-based proteins, according to Germany's Ministry for Agriculture, but not everyone is ready to give them up. -
Work Are these the 10 best cities in the world to live in if you want a better work-life balance? These are the best cities in the world for a better work-life balance, according to Forbes Advisor - and European cities leading the way. -
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World Europe a 'fantastic' place to invent tourism AI, says Commissioner Breton EU Commissioner Breton tells Destination Europe Summit that regulated use of technology will help the tourism sector. -
Healthcare Malta votes to ease total abortion ban but pro-choice groups brand the new law 'a betrayal' Malta was the only EU state to have a total ban on abortions until now - but pro-choice groups have withdrawn support for the new legislation. -
Euronews Tech Talks Will generative AI surpass human minds? | Euronews Tech Talks Podcast Euronews Tech Talks goes beyond discussions to explore the impact of new technologies on our lives. -
Europe News European Commission calls for international discussions on risks of climate engineering The technology has attracted attention recently as countries fail to curb their greenhouse gas emissions. -
World News Ukraine and Russia ranked among the ten least peaceful countries in the world According to the Institute for Economics and Peace, Europe is not as peaceful as it was 15 years ago. And yet, despite the war in Ukraine, the region enjoys the highest levels of stability on the planet. -
A growing tech-scene and less pricey than London: Here’s why you should get a tech job in Manchester Buzzing with opportunities and cheaper than London, Manchester might be the perfect city for tech workers. -
Russia Are the economic sanctions against Russia actually working? "Everything will 'shrink' in civilian areas, because all the resources will flow into the military sector," one economic analyst predicts. -
Residences As we emerge from one of the world’s ‘worst tragedies’, how has travel changed? How has travel changed since the pandemic and what’s in store for the future? We spoke to Glenn Fogel to find out. -
Qatar 365 Discover the exciting world of wildlife conservation in Qatar Qatar, a nation known for its stunning architecture and rich cultural heritage, is also making strides in the field of wildlife conservation. The country is demonstrating an unwavering commitment to preserve vulnerable animal species, including the Arabian oryx and, most recently, giant pandas. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 28th – 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 Who's your favourite Superman? We ranked all the actors to play him on film (including the new one) Who's your favourite Superman? With the new cast announcement for the upcoming 'Superman: Legacy', we count down our favourite actors to wear the cape. -
Work How technology like AI can unlock the 'superpowers' of a neurodiverse workforce The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) could be a game-changer, as businesses tap into the skills of neurodiverse workers. -
Ukraine If Ukraine’s health sector is to recover, the world has to step up right now The world can — and should — play even more of a role now in supporting health sector recovery, a key pillar of Ukraine’s ability to withstand and overcome current challenges and build a better future for its resilient people, Dr Jarno Habicht writes. -
Climate 'Washed away': Pakistan's melting glaciers threaten millions with dangerous flooding Climate change-induced glacier melting in the Shounter Valley, Pakistan, is causing flash floods and endangering thousands of people. -
Earth News Forever chemicals: French company poisoned environment near Lyon for decades, locals claim Local residents blame French chemical giant Arkema for contaminating the environment around its plant near Lyon. -
Europe News There won't be a new proposal if the Nature Restoration Law is rejected, warns Frans Timmermans The European Commission is closely following the legislative discussions around the Nature Restoration Law. -
Culture news Watch: Nicaraguans whip each other with bull penises in brutal religious tradition To atone for their sins, dozens of people whip each other with dried bull penises in a four-century-old religious tradition to mark Saint John the Baptist's day. -
Culture news Why is an unsolved, 43-year-old homophobic murder case making headlines in Italy? In 1980, two gay young men were found dead in rural Sicily. After four decades, their unsolved murder has been making headlines in Italy. -
World News The EU must restrict fossil fuel lobbyists’ access to our institutions The countdown before climate mayhem has started, and it is high time to phase out the fossil fuel industry's influence on public institutions, MEPs Manon Aubry, Michael Bloss and Pierre Larrouturou write. -
Earth News UK has ‘lost’ its status as a global climate leader, official report warns A report from official government advisers has criticised slow progress and the approval of new oil and gas projects. -
Economy Brussels unveils plans for a digital euro promising complete privacy The Commission's proposals would allow people to store up to €3,000 digital euros in secure wallets and use them for both offline and online payments. -
Finland Finland's 'Nazi joke' government minister survives parliament no confidence vote Vilhelm Junnila had been under scrutiny over the past week for his apparent enthusiasm for far-right ideology - even as more troubling pictures are coming to light. -
Business Astana International Forum: Rethinking global cooperation This new platform of international dialogue gathered more than 4,000 delegates and guests, including the Emir of Qatar, the President of Kyrgyzstan -
Russia Putin moves to 'destroy reputation' of Wagner leader, claims ISW Russia's president is trying to present Yevgeny Prigozhin as a corrupt liar, following his mutiny last weekend. -
Europe News Belgian film 'Close' wins European Parliament's 2023 LUX Audience Award Other nominees for the prize included Spanish director Carla Simón's 'Alcarràs' and the Oscar nominated 'Triangle of Sadness'. -
Culture news "They weren’t even sweating” - influencers criticised following Shein factory trip A group of influencers have faced criticism after posting videos from a paid trip to a factory in China owned by the much maligned fast fashion retailer. -
Culture news Kevin Spacey sexual assault trial begins in London The American actor is in court for the first time today as the trial charging him with sexual assault starts. -
Europe News Liberal lawmakers take the lead at this year's MEP Awards Lawmakers from Renew Europe, the European Parliament's third-largest group, snatched four prizes at the 2023 MEP Awards. -
No Comment WATCH: People clear debris after Russian strike on Ukraine restaurant At least two people have died and 22 have been injured in a Russian strike that hit a restaurant and shops in city centre of eastern Ukrainian Kramatorsk, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs. -
No Comment WATCH: Russian rockets hit restaurant in east Ukraine Images show the aftermath of a Russian strike that hit a bustling restaurant in the centre of Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine. The number of casualties is currently unknown. -
No Comment WATCH: Hundreds of thousands of Muslim pilgrims brave intense heat at Hajj pilgrimage Hundreds of thousands of Muslim pilgrims on Wednesday braved intense heat to perform the symbolic stoning of the devil during the Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia. -
Culture news Exhibition unveils Paul McCartney's unseen photographs at the height of Beatlemania More than 250 photographs from Paul McCartney's personal archive are being displayed for the first time as part of a major exhibition at the newly reopened National Portrait Gallery in London. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 28th – 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 Lewis Capaldi temporarily halts career citing Tourette's syndrome The Scottish singer last week struggled to finish his performance at Glastonbury Festival and was supported by fans ahead of making the announcement -
Tech News Google is using laser technology to bring a new, cheaper Internet to remote areas The tech - which uses a stop sign-sized terminal which beams lasers carrying data to a corresponding terminal - will provide high-speed Internet access. -
Poland Polish descendants of Nazi victims demand compensation from Germany Claims of €4.3m are being made against German companies Bayer and Henschel by descendants of two Polish Nazi victims -
Europe News EU negotiators reach deal to regulate use of data Negotiators from the European Parliament and EU countries on Tuesday reached a deal to regulate the access and use of data. -
France Unrest in Paris after 17-year-old boy shot dead by police The officer accused of shooting the teen has been detained on homicide charges. -
Ukraine Ukraine: Russia's deadly strike on restaurant and NATO warns Belarus All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Health news 'We're still at home sick': 36 million people across Europe are living with long COVID symptoms Around 36 million people in Europe and Central Asia may be experiencing symptoms of long COVID, according to new estimates from the World Health Organization (WHO). -
Tech News Major brands are unwittingly supporting AI-generated junk content online with their ads Generative AI has led to an increase in websites producing low-quality or fake content - and major brands' advertising budgets may be funding them. -
Culture news What's behind the 'quiet luxury' trend and how long can it last? The trend - also known as 'stealth wealth' - is the financial elite's practice of wearing expensive, often very simple clothing only recognisable by fellow mega-rich people, but where did it come from and will it die down now mere mortals are catching on? -
Culture news Venice’s flood-ravaged St Mark’s Basilica to undergo €3.3 million facelift Until recently, the 900-year-old church remained regularly at the mercy of the tides. -
World News Russians in Europe: Dreams, dissent and divided loyalties Some accuse Russians living in Europe of "wanting everything, but doing nothing", while others claim many are opponents of Putin in need of support. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The day Stephen Hawking threw a time traveller party 28 June 2009: When Stephen Hawking held a party for time travellers -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 28th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Belarus Wagner chief walks free after armed revolt. Other Russians defying the Kremlin aren’t so lucky Mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin led an armed rebellion against the Russian military - and walked free. Others who merely voiced criticism against the Kremlin weren't so lucky. -
Culture news 'Tourflation'? How the world's biggest music stars could be impacting the economy From 'Beyflation' to 'Swiftonomics': are a string of mammoth popstar tours this summer rocking the economy? -
Netherlands 'A worrying trend': Dutch universities rebel against plan to limit English courses The Dutch government's aim is to reduce the amount of English content of standard bachelor’s degrees to only one third of course credits. -
Culture news Actor Julian Sands confirmed dead five months after California mountain hike US authorities have confirmed the death of British actor Julian Sands five months after he went missing while hiking in California mountains. -
World News EU's deadly roads: Traffic accident deaths increase for first time in a decade More than 19,917 were killed in road accidents across the EU in 2021, according to the latest figures from Eurostat. -
Design Would you live in 8 square metres? Tiny house festival in Romania opens new doors Tiny houses are gaining popularity as a cost-effective and time-efficient alternative to rising housing costs, from TikTok trends to real festivals in Romania.