4 July 2023 | Euronews
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Business Google fined €2m in France over search engine and Google Play Tech giant Google has been fined €2m for failing to comply with rules linked to its search engine and Google Play Store -
Europe News Brussels pitches GDPR reform but without opening 'Pandora's box' The European Commission has proposed to make surgical changes to the bloc's landmark data privacy legislation. -
Europe News Money spent by EU on migration policy becoming 'complex' to track - expert The web of funds going towards the externalisation of the contentious issue is getting much wider. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy admits 'difficult week' for Ukrainian counteroffensive Having slowed the Ukrainian advance, Russia has then attempted to strike Ukrainian armoured vehicles with one-way attack, uncrewed aerial vehicles, attack helicopters and artillery. -
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 4th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France French President Macron offers reassurance to mayors over riots French President Emmanuel Macron has met with mayors of hundreds of towns which were hit by violent protests following the fatal shooting of a teenager by police -
Destinations Barbiecore travel: Here are the pinkest destinations in Europe to visit this summer Here are some of the best pink sights around Europe. -
Europe News Third countries now making it 'more difficult' for Russia to acquire sanctioned goods - EU envoy Western outreach to get third countries to clamp down on sanction circumvention is working with many of them now making "it more difficult" for Russia to import such goods, according to the EU Sanctions Envoy. -
Culture news Festival boss fights UK on attempt to stop drug testing A music festival creator and government advisor has threatened legal action against the UK’s Home Office decision to require festivals have a licence for on-site drug testing. -
World News Detecting child sexual abuse material shouldn't be done at any cost The proposed EU regulation would set a global precedent for filtering the Internet, controlling who can access it, and taking away some of the few tools available for people to protect their right to private life in the digital space, Carmela Troncoso and Bart Preneel write. -
Business Planet Are short-term rentals the cause of Porto's housing crisis? Residents of Porto say they're being squeezed out of the housing market by short-term rentals, but landlords say they're boosting the local economy -
Earth News Wellness trend or ‘significant’ risk to animals? UK investigation reveals dark side of puppy yoga Puppy yoga could put young dogs at risk, the RSPCA warns after an ITV News investigation into the popular activity. -
Europe News China restricts exports of two metals that the EU considers of 'strategic' importance China has imposed restrictions on the exports of gallium and germanium, ratcheting up trade tensions with Western allies. -
Culture news The Young V&A: What if children decided what museums should be like? In East London, a new museum dedicated to children is opening its doors. Young V&A is the younger sibling of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. -
Ecotech Inside the factory making ‘tri-brid’ electric trains that could revolutionise transport in Europe Euronews Green got an inside look around Hitachi’s pioneering train factory in Pistoia, Italy. -
Europe News Man behind fundraiser for policeman who shot Nahel blames teen’s family and justice system for death Euronews spoke to Jean Messiha, the man behind the controversial crowdfunding campaign in support of the police officer who shot Nahel dead last week. -
Tech News Meta is set to launch Threads, an app similar to Twitter. This is what we know about it Elon Musk’s changes to Twitter have led to a demand for an alternative - and Meta may be about to provide it. -
United Kingdom Could the Scottish Orkney Islands really become part of Norway? The UK territory's proposal to investigate 'alternative forms of governance' provoked international headlines, but what's actually going on? -
Russia Award-winning Russian investigative journalist Elena Milashina attacked in Chechnya Milashina has long exposed human rights violations in Chechnya and has faced threats, intimidation and attacks. In 2020, Milashina and a lawyer accompanying her were beaten by a dozen people in the lobby of their hotel. -
Culture news Mel Gibson’s ‘The Passion of the Christ’ sequel coming soon and described as an “acid trip” Heaven help us, we’re getting a sequel. Yes, really. -
Europe News EU competition authorities can add data protection breaches to investigations - EU court says The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) was ruling on a case in Germany between Meta and the country's antitrust authority. -
Greece In the most recent election, Greek far right made a sinister comeback An obscure extremist party's surprising result represents uncharted territory for Greece as it grapples with the resurgence of extreme right-wing ideologies just three years after the conviction of Golden Dawn, Georgios Samaras writes. -
France France’s Macron weakened by crisis over teen killed by police Even in normal times Emmanuel Macron needed allies' help governing France. -
Culture news Colosseum vandal seeks forgiveness after defacing historic amphitheatre British tourist Ivan Dimitrov asked for forgiveness for defacing the ancient building. -
Germany German citizens set up heatwave helpline amid rising temperatures Some have taken it upon themselves to be able to survive the season and have questioned the government's plans for the summer. -
Culture news Robert De Niro's grandson dies aged 19 Leandro De Niro Rodriguez was found dead in a New York apartment. -
Culture news Ewan McGregor presents new family project at Karlovy Film Festival Scottish actor and producer Ewan McGregor, who received the festival's President award, presented his new film "You Sing Loud, I Sing Louder". -
World News The World Meteorological Organisation warns El Niño phenomenon is under way The El Niño phenomenon is under way and will be "at least moderate" in strength, according to the World Meteorological Organisation -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 4th – 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 Meet the guitar maker producing music instruments from mushroom instead of plastic Rosewood out, mushroom spores in: Rachel Rosenkrantz is a guitar-maker who's integrated mycelium and other biomaterials to create more environmentally friendly, plastic-free instruments. -
Culture news Kevin Spacey's accuser describes the actor as a 'slippery' predator to avoid An alleged sex assault victim of Kevin Spacey said in front of a London court that the "slippery" Hollywood actor had tried to "groom" him. -
China UK accused of harbouring Hong Kong 'fugitives' by China Hong Kong's leader warned pro-democracy activists will be 'pursued for life' on Tuesday. -
Japan The International Atomic Energy Agency backs Japan's plan to discharge treated water from Fukushima The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Tuesday backed the Japanese government's plan to discharge treated water from the Fukushima plant into the sea -
Europe Decoded Culture wars rage ahead of Spanish election as far-right Vox targets gay and women's rights Vox could be part of the national government after the election on 23 July. Some decisions the party has taken at the regional level have already drawn condemnation. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Moscow targeted by drones, Medvedev warns of 'Armageddon', deadly strike on Sumy All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Culture news ‘Barbie’ banned in Vietnam over “Chinese propaganda” Several weeks prior to its worldwide release, 'Barbie' faces a plot twist no one predicted - the film is causing geopolitical tensions... -
Israel At least seven people have been injured in a suspected car-ramming attack in Tel Aviv At least seven people have been injured in a suspected car-ramming attack in Tel Aviv. It comes as Israel launches its most intense military operation in the occupied West Bank in years. -
Culture news Ancient Greek altar discovered in Sicily Archaeologists believe the altar was used for family worship and dates back over 2,000 years at the height of Sicily's Hellenic period. -
Culture news Namasté France 2023: Festival to showcase the best of India's art, culture and cuisine From 6 to 9 July, France will host a festival showcasing the best of Indian culture, featuring performances from Shakti and Amjad Ali Khan. -
Destinations Low cost, lovely locals and beautiful scenery: Why Albania is no longer Europe’s best kept secret Albanian tourist officials are expecting up to 10 million tourists this year as visitors choose stunning beaches and low costs. -
Spain 'Social emergency': Why is Spain's suicide rate at a record high? More Spaniards took their own life in 2022 than in any other year since records began. But why? -
Culture news Italian junior culture minister sparks outrage over sexist rant During the outburst of junior culture minister and renowned art critic Vittorio Sgarbi he made crude references to his sex life and genital organs, which he has defended as "free speech". -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The Beatles' unintended snub of Imelda Marcos On this day in 1966, the Fab Four inadvertantly snubbed the wife of the Philippines' president, causing outrage across the Asian nation. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 4th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ireland 'Chamber of horrors': Remains of hundreds of babies to be exhumed from mass grave in Ireland Ten years after a dark discovery was made in the west of Ireland, Euronews takes a look at the grim legacy of the maternity homes that were still in operation until the end of the 20th century. -
Work Is the workplace AI revolution under way? This study suggests the answer is 'not yet' The popularity of generative AI tools has led to predictions that the world of work is about to be turned on its head - or is it?