8 July 2023 | Euronews
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Latvia Rinkevics sworn in as Latvian president, first gay EU head of state Rinkevics was the longest-serving foreign minister in the country's history. -
France French demonstrators defy police ban and protest against police brutality A dozen deputies from La France insoumise attended the rally for Adama Traoré, despite it being banned -
Russia 500 days later, it is clear that fear of a free Ukraine fuelled Putin's war fever As the world marked a tragic milestone on Saturday, we should remind ourselves that Ukraine's progress as a full-fledged democracy shook the seat of power in Moscow to its core, Aleksandar Đokić writes. -
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No Comment WATCH: Police in Kenya fire teargas at anti-tax protesters Kenyan police fired tear gas on opposition leader Raila Odinga's convoy on Friday as people joined anti-government protests in several cities over a harsh cost-of-living crisis and a raft of controversial tax hikes. -
No Comment WATCH: President Zelenskyy visits Snake Island as war enters 500th day Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visits Snake Island in the Black Sea, where Ukrainian soldiers famously defied a Russian warship at the beginning of the invasion, as the conflict reaches its 500th day. -
Culture news 'Not in my name!': Peaky Blinders star and creator attack Ron DeSantis over campaign ad Ron DeSantis, the Republican Governor for Florida, has been attacked for using the fictional character from the hit TV series in an anti-LGBTQ advert for his US presidential campaign without asking for permission. -
Ukraine President Zelenskyy pays tribute to soliders during Snake Island visit as war enters 500th day Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy marked the 500th day of the war Saturday, by hailing the country's soldiers in a video from a Black Sea island that became the symbol of Ukraine’s resilience in the face of the Russian invasion. -
Culture news 'Living and breathing' giant sculptures takeover Berlin's Hamburger Bahnhof Museum The enormous exhibition hall of Berlin's Hamburger Bahnhof Museum is an imposing space to fill but one that has allowed Eva Fabregas to let her imagination run wild. And the result is incredibly impressive. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Thousands march in Bosnia to mark 1995 Srebrenica genocide as ethnic tensions linger on The faultlines of old conflicts in the former Yugoslavia are the most active they have been in years -
France French police seize thousands of cannabis plants in Alpine raid An eight-month investigation uncovered an enormous growing operation near Grenoble. -
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Cameroon Going back to his roots: Footballer Mbappé visits father's homeland French football star Kylian Mbappé told reporters in Yaoundé he was "honoured" to visit his father's native Cameroon. The PSG striker is on a humanitarian visit to the country for his foundation. -
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Tech News 'We would be better leaders than humans' robots tell panel at UN's AI For Good summit Dozens of robots appeared at the AI for Good summit in Geneva on July 6-7. One claimed: “I believe that humanoid robots have the potential to lead with a greater level of efficiency and effectiveness than human leaders." -
Culture news Robot conducts Seoul orchestra in extraordinary classical concert A South Korean-made robot has made its debut as an orchestra conductor. "EveR 6", led more than 60 musicians of the National Orchestra of Korea in what was described as an extraordinary performance. -
Czech Republic Why is the Czech Republic pitting Roma and Ukrainians against each other? A recent string of violent incidents has made the Roma community in the Czech Republic wary of Ukrainian refugees. Euronews uncovers the disinformation and institutional flaws that have pitted two of Europe's most vulnerable against each other. -
Residences This Swiss village is hoping to attract digital nomads with mountain views and community With mountain views and outdoor sports, the village of Lenk offers an alternative to busy city life. -
Climate Could painting rooftops white help lower temperatures? Scientists want Barcelona to try it out Scientists have an ‘excellent’ idea for combating the capital of Catalonia's heat island effect, as heatwaves intensify. -
Ukraine In pictures: Ukraine fights for Bakhmut as war hits 500th day This week's best pictures from the war in Ukraine -
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? Riots in France are over but tension is not In this edition of Brussels, My Love?, we discuss the recent French protests and ask if Europe is really doing all it can to promote integration and inclusion. -
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Syria Syria and Turkey: Efforts to rebuild continue five months after quake Five months after the devastating earthquake which struck Turkey and parts of Syria, humanitarian organisations are still working to help millions of people in need -
World News Riots in France: what are the differences between the urban violence of 2023 and 2005? France's national turmoil following the death of young Nahel, killed by a police officer while allegedly resisting arrest, is reminiscent of the 2005 riots that left their mark on the entire country. Two sociologists offer their analysis.