30 June 2023 | Euronews
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France UNESCO accepts the US back into the fold after a five-year absence UNESCO accepts the US back into the fold after a five-year absence -
World News Rise of the far-right undermines LGBTQI+ rights in Europe As Pride month draws to a close, activists warn public debate on a number of issues is becoming increasingly polarised and violent. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: EU leaders digest mutiny in Russia European leaders gathered in Brussels this week, just days after the short-lived rebellion by Wagner mercenaries. -
Ukraine Ukraine’s Africa troubles continue after recent leaders' peace talks trip African representatives seemed to have come to Kyiv earlier in June with a list of priorities that included their own stability, food security, imported goods, and the continuity of their regimes and countries, David Kirichenko writes. -
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Switzerland Staff at Geneva airport end strike after deal agreed with management About a thousand workers at Geneva airport went on strike early on Friday morning in protest at the freezing of their wages disrupting air traffic for around four hours. -
Culture news Oscar winning actor Alan Arkin dies at 89 Oscar-winning actor Alan Arkin has died at the age of 89 -
Destinations Summer heatwaves: How hot are Europe’s favourite holiday spots and how can you beat the heat? How hot is it in popular holiday spots and how can you beat the heat? -
Culture news How has Pride and LGBTQ culture changed our lives? Euronews Culture takes a look at the queer cultural practices and linguistic traditions which have influenced our everyday ways of living, speaking, and thinking. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 30th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News EU summit ends with a whimper as Poland and Hungary resist migration reform Poland and Hungary made good on their promise to prevent the European Council from adopting joint conclusions on migration. -
Destinations Bulgaria, Czechia, Finland: Tourism experts reveal their favourite places to visit Avoid overcrowded destinations with these local recommendations from travel experts. -
Spain Sinking off the Greek coast: How the Mediterranean became a graveyard More than 20,000 migrants have lost their lives trying to reach Europe since 2014. There is growing criticism of Europe's inability to prevent these tragedies. -
Culture news Italy's right-wing government seeks to shut door on adoption for same-sex couples In Italy, same-sex couples don't have a legal right to adoption or surrogacy. Now the right-wing government wants to close a loophole allowing them to adopt abroad. -
Tech News AI and the 'attention economy': How the tech can be leveraged to promote a sustainable future While the advertising industry eagerly embraces AI, understanding the implications for sustainability is a crucial aspect that should not be overlooked. -
United Kingdom Brexit leader Nigel Farage 'considering leaving' Britain He claimed Britain had become "completely unliveable" following the closure of his bank accounts. -
Earth News Austria is our Green European country of the month - here’s why Renewable energy, carbon taxes and public transport are top of the agenda for Austria. -
Travel News Bulgaria's Black Sea beach resorts blame falling visitor numbers on Kakhovka dam disaster Bulgaria's Black Sea resorts are blaming a slump in visitor numbers on pollution fears trigged by the ecological disaster caused by the destruction of the Kakhovka dam in Ukraine. -
France Paris Saint-Germain coach questioned by police over racism allegations Paris Saint-Germain coach Christophe Galtier and his son have been detained in an investigation into racism allegations at one of his former clubs. -
Spain 6.5 tonnes of cocaine found hidden in bananas in Spain The leader of the criminal network behind the bust is considered to be one of Spain’s biggest drug traffickers. -
Uzbekistan’s ambition to become global chemicals giant in full flow Uzbekistan’s expansion into a major global player in chemicals and gas is one step closer to fruition. -
Nature Deadlier than a shark: Humans use or trade around a third of the world's animals Humans use or trade around a third of the world's animals, making us 300 times deadlier than sharks. -
World News Faced with devastating droughts, the EU is in dire need of a Blue Deal It’s time to get serious: we need to label water as one of the EU’s critical raw materials, something that every citizen has a basic right to – and we need to take action to secure and defend future access to it, MEP Emma Wiesner writes. -
Tech News Belle, the inobtrusive AI robot fish, is helping researchers to protect our marine ecosytems The autonomous bot can collect samples and film underwater, providing a detailed picture of the environment without disturbing it. -
Culture news Borderless Poetry: "I tremble from all their combined fears" On this episode of Borderless Poetry, our roving reporter Aurora Velez brings you a stunning poem written by Hélène Lépine. -
Culture news The Loo Gardens: A fascinating art installation in the depths of London's sewers 50m underground, we visit the Loo Gardens, a new art installation celebrating the benefits to the environment the new "super sewer" will bring to London's Thames river. -
Finland Embattled Finland minister quits amid new 'mass abortions for Africa' scandal The extremist comments and behaviour of Vilhelm Junnila have come under scrutiny since his appointment as minister for economic affairs just last Tuesday. -
Culture news British Museum in hot water again: this time over copyright infringement The British Museum has got itself into another row about one of its exhibits, this time over plagiarism. -
Culture news Take a look inside Yayoi Kusama's spectacular inflatable wonderland at Manchester's Aviva Studios Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is opening her latest exhibition entitled "You, Me and the Balloons" at the Aviva Studios' gallery in Manchester. -
Culture news Spain's highly-anticipated Royal Collections Gallery opens its doors Great masterpieces are being exhibited in this state-of-the-art gallery, whose construction, over the last 25 years, has uncovered part of the Moorish wall with which the city was founded in the 9th century. -
Culture news Tourist who carved name in Colosseum identified by Italian police Italian police say they have identified the man and the woman he was with from photos but have not named the couple. -
Business Inflation in the eurozone slips to 5.5% but more central bank rate hikes planned The European Central Bank, along with its peers around the world, has been rapidly raising interest rates to combat inflation -
Travel News You’ll soon be able to use your phone on EU flights. But passengers aren’t sure that’s a good thing A new poll has revealed that passengers are split on new inflight phone rules. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 30th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Poland and Hungary hijack EU summit with anti-migration demands Poland and Hungary object to a new deal to revamp the European Union's rules on the reception and relocation of asylum seekers. -
wellbeing Europe is home to the world's heaviest drinkers. Which country drinks the most alcohol? Among the 10 countries that drink the most in the world, nine are in the EU. But there are big differences between nations. -
The Star Ingredient Podcast | Cooking with flavour powerhouse soumbala in Burkina Faso The first thing that hits you is the smell. The pea-sized néré pods from the néré tree may be small but they pack a powerful olfactory punch. Once transformed into mouth watering soumbala, they’re a crucial addition to a host of traditional meals eaten all across West Africa. -
Euronews Witness What’s behind the new tensions in Kosovo? Divisions between the Kosovan ethnic Serb minority and ethnic Albanians resurface bringing violent clashes with Nato forces. Is a full-fledged conflict a possibility? What led to this and what are the consequences? Monica Pinna went to Northern Kosovo to find out. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Wagner will not fight for Russia, Ukraine orders evacuation, new Wagner base in Belarus All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Health news Air pollution deaths: Exhaust fumes are the biggest killer in Europe, new report finds Air pollution is the largest environmental cause of mortality in Europe, according to a new study by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health. -
France Macron calls for parents' 'responsibility' amid riots in France Protests erupted after police shot dead a 17-year-old boy on Tuesday, feeding deep-seated concerns about police violence and systemic racism inside the country. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' The new and final Indiana Jones film starring Harrison Ford is finally out. And it’s more Dial of Disaster than Destiny... -
Ukraine Ukraine accused of using indiscriminate landmines by Human Rights Watch Eleven civilian casualties, including one death and multiple leg amputations, were recorded from mines by the rights group. -
Travel News Sunshine, high wages and new rules: Australia's working holiday visa opens up to over 30s Australia is finally raising its working holiday visa age for Brits, as well as Italians and Danes. Here’s everything you need to know. -
The Kitchen Meal of the Week: Lamb essentials for all at Eid al-Adha As Muslims across Europe and beyond celebrate Eid al-Adha by sacrificing a lamb (or other livestock) for a community feast, The Kitchen explores how some Italian regions prepare their lamb for very similar reasons. -
Europe News EU leaders agree to provide 'security commitments' to Ukraine but have yet to define what they are European Union leaders decided in the early hours of Friday morning to put their pledge to support Ukraine for “as long as it takes” to the test by agreeing to provide the war-torn country with “future security commitments”. -
Health news 'Left to cope on my own': Heatwave gripping Spain is hitting people with disabilities hardest Extreme weather in Spain is affecting its citizens with disabilities disproportionately, leaving many to fend for themselves without support. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: On this day in 1908, the largest asteroid in human history lands 30 June 1908: A city-destroying meteor lands in Siberia -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 30th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe Decoded The 'City 30' model wants to reshape European cities. Is it working? Bologna became the first major Italian city this month to adopt the "City 30" model, a mobility strategy based on imposing a 30 km/h speed limit on the main areas of an urban road network in a bid to reduce accidents as well as air and noise pollution. -
Italy These people face 20 years in jail for saving others from drowning in the Mediterranean Even as outrage simmers over the hundreds of migrants dying at sea every year off Europe's coast, rescuers are still being persecuted for helping save lives. -
Culture news It’s Barbie’s world and we’re just living in it - marketing stunts for new movie wow internet Since the Barbie movie was announced, starring Margot Robbie as the title character, fans have been waiting impatiently and, as we get closer to its 21 July release, the promotion team are going overboard in their attempts to turn the world pink.