12 July 2023 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Police say there's no sign of crime by BBC presenter who allegedly paid teen for sexual photos There’s no evidence a BBC presenter who allegedly paid a teenager for sexually explicit photos committed a crime, London police said Wednesday as the broadcaster's wife publicly identified him for the first time as veteran news anchor Huw Edwards. -
World News Russia drone strikes in Ukraine: A response to Vilnius NATO summit? Russia conducted a series of drone strikes across Ukraine for two nights in a row, likely in a demonstrative response to the 2023 NATO Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania. -
Italy From Pompeii to Jerash, Riccardo Muti's music builds bridges Since 1997 in Sarajevo, the 'Roads of Friendship' project has been closely intertwined with the Ravenna Festival, bringing a message of peace and unity between cultures. -
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Earth News Carbon tax on luxury items is a fairer and more effective way to cut emissions, research reveals Researchers found that applying a carbon tax on luxury goods would be a “fairer” way to reduce emissions. -
World News Why is reporting on the climate impact of meat off the menu? Contrary to the popular saying, more bad news about meat production will be good news for people and the planet, Nico Muzi writes. -
No Comment WATCH: A quarter of a million people flee to Chad as fighting continues in Sudan The United Nations says over three million people have fled their homes as fighting in Sudan continues, amid growing concerns the country is sliding into a full-scale civil war. -
World News North Korea fires ICBM in protest over alleged US spy plane presence North Korea fired its first Intercontinental ballistic missile in three months after warning of “shocking” consequences to protest alleged US surveillance activity close to its territory. -
Europe News Proposed EU ethics body blasted as unambitious and unsatisfactory by MEPs The European Commission's plans to establish an inter-institutional ethics body are unambitious and unsatisfactory, according to MEPs. -
Qatar 365 Feast your eyes on Qatar’s ample collection of world cuisines Every taste is catered for in Doha. In this episode, we’ll ‘dig in’ to all the different types of food available in Qatar. It really is a melting pot of multicultural cuisine. -
Austria Austria imports of Russian gas hit pre-war levels, exceeding aid to Ukraine Austria has struggled to define its official state neutrality since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. At the moment, it continues to import Russian gas at maximum capacity, a key source of profit for Moscow. -
Euronews Tech Talks Can I pay my taxes with Bitcoin? This is the Swiss canton from which crypto is landing in Europe Cryptocurrency has been talked about for years. You might even know someone who has invested in Bitcoin or one of the thousands of other ‘cryptos’ that exist. But has cryptocurrency and its blockchain technology fully landed in Europe? -
No Comment WATCH: Zookeepers in China help animals beat the heat Pandas are treated to a special fruit platter served on large ice blocks, while the park's huge hippos enjoy a cold shower and a cool dip in the pond. -
No Comment WATCH: Israel gripped by further protests over controversial judicial reform plans Dozens were arrested, said police, who used water cannon and deployed mounted officers to disperse demonstrators in Tel Aviv. -
Culture news Trumpets behind bars: Meet the prisoners playing jazz with the musicians of Jazz à Vienne "When I come to the music workshop, I'm not in prison", says one of the inmates at the Saint-Quentin-Fallavier detention centre in France, where prisoners played with musicians of the 'Jazz à Vienne' festival. -
Sweden European states vote against Quran burning UN resolution In the wake of several Quran burning incidents in Sweden, Muslim countries backed a UN resolution condemning the stunt. -
Ecotech This high speed train could be the first to be powered entirely by renewable energy California’s long-awaited high speed train will be solar powered, according to the California High-Speed Rail Authority. -
Earth News Anthropocene: This lake in Canada could prove we’ve entered a new chapter in Earth’s history Sediment at the bottom of the lake holds evidence of humanity's indelible impact on the planet. -
Culture news Berlin Film Festival to reduce programme size as part of wider restructure and budget cuts The celebrated German film festival will streamline its entire programme as it looks to save millions of euros. Despite the budget cuts, this may be a good thing. Here's why. -
Culture news Netherlands returns looted artefacts from colonial era to Indonesia The Netherlands and Indonesia have agreed on the return of hundreds of cultural artefacts taken, sometimes by force, during colonial times. The items were handed back to Indonesia at the Museum Volkenkunde in Leiden. -
Europe News Nature Restoration Law survives knife-edge vote in the European Parliament amid right-wing backlash The Nature Restoration Law has survived a dramatic vote in the European Parliament but only by a razor-thin margin. -
Tech News 'World’s first mass-produced' humanoid robot to tackle labour shortages amid ageing population The GR-1 humanoid will be able to carry patients from the bed to wheelchairs and help pick up objects. -
World News All eyes on EU: Will Europe’s AI legislation protect people’s rights? As the EU’s AI Act moves into the final phase of negotiations, key battles arise for the protection of human rights. The rules on the police’s use of AI technology for surveillance are the heart of the issue, Sarah Chander writes. -
World News UN Security Council fails to renew authorisation of vital cross-border aid for Syria Two rival resolutions were in turn vetoed by Russia on one hand and the US, UK and France on the other. The programme had allowed for aid to be shipped overland from Turkey into rebel-held areas of Syria's northwest Idlib Province -
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World News Explosive traces found on yacht in Nord Stream sabotage probe Mystery still surrounds who was behind the blast, which knocked out a vital gas pipeline between Russia and Europe. -
Culture news Czech-born writer Milan Kundera dies aged 94 Czech television has announced the death of Czech-born writer Milan Kundera aged-94 best-known for his novel, The Unbearable Lightness of Being. -
Earth News Canada: Small lake near Toronto hailed 'ground zero' of the Anthropocene era Crawford Lake was chosen by scientists because the annual effects of human activity on the earth’s soil, atmosphere and biology are so clearly preserved in its layers of sediment. -
Space One year of James Webb: Five things the space telescope has taught us since its first image Exactly 12 months ago NASA released the first stunning image captured by the James Webb Telescope, which gave us a new understanding of the first galaxies to form after the Big Bang. Since then, it has helped us shed new light on the entire universe. -
Tech News How sustainability is shaping the future of tech innovation - and viceversa While tech development has been long considered a thorny issue for sustainability, recent innovations have focused on creating a greener future for our planet. -
Earth News Price of tomatoes soars 400% in India as heatwaves and flooding hit crops Extreme heatwaves and flooding have caused price of tomatoes to soar by 400% in India, with crops requiring 'bodyguards'. -
World News Charles Manson follower Van Houten released after serving 53 years in prison Now aged-73, Leslie Van Houten was 19-years-old when she was sentenced for her part in two notorious killings -
Ukraine Zelenskyy hails NATO summit as 'important victory' for Ukraine Yesterday the military alliance declined to set a timeline for Ukrainian accession, angering Kyiv. -
World News Security ramped-up on Lithuanian-Russian border as NATO talks get underway in Vilnius The head of Lithuania's Border Guard Service told Euronews that the country has "raised its surveillance up to the maximum level" amid concerns of Russian provocation during the NATO leaders summit in Vilnius -
Culture news Aretha Franklin’s note found in her sofa is legal and valid will, jury rules Two different notes found by Franklin's niece in 2019, dated four years apart, named two different sons as beneficiaries to her estate. Now, the tale of two wills gets its resolution... -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Medvedev warns of World War III, F-16 training for Ukraine, UK announces new aid All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
World News Protests intensify in Israel as anger grows over government's judicial reform plans Israeli protesters blocked highways and converged on the Tel Aviv airport Tuesday, stepping up resistance to the hard-right government's judicial overhaul package opponents say threatens democracy
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World News US: State of emergency declared in Vermont as flash floods wreak havoc Officials say the flooding has already caused tens of millions of dollars in damage, and many fear that water could pour over a dam on the Winooski River that flows through the state's capital, Montpelier. -
World News Femicide: Is Luxembourg failing its women? Luxembourg has made huge progress in recent years to improve gender equality and tackle domestic violence. But when it comes to women being murdered by men some have raised concerns. -
Culture news Fighting fashion fakes: How AI is battling counterfeit culture Growing concerns about the negative effect of fashion fakes on the fashion industry mean some brands are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to help seek out counterfeit products. -
Culture news Look look looking at hell's door! Study shows that people gaze longer at hell than heaven According to a study by Madrid’s El Prado museum and the Miguel Hernandez University Elche, viewers of the 16th century “The Garden of Earthly Delights” by Hieronymus Bosch look longer and harder at the panel representing hell compared with heaven. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: What was the Battle of the Boyne - and why are Apple users so puzzled about it? In Northern Ireland, some unionists commemorate the 1690 Battle of the Boyne when the Protestant King William III defeated Catholic King James II. Outside of the country, some Apple users continue to wonder why the date is noted in their calendars. -
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Finland Finland's far-right leader Riikka Purra 'sorry' for her racist, violent writings Riikka Purra says "I've made mistakes" as the government was forced to issue a statement affirming strong support for human rights and equality in the Nordic nation. -
Work The future of work: How to navigate the changing job market in the age of AI The rapid rise of AI has raised concerns about its impact on the job market, but experts suggest that rather than fearing job losses, professionals should embrace AI as a tool to enhance and facilitate their work.