17 July 2023 | Euronews
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World News Wildfires spread during the hottest days of the year in Spain, Italy and Greece Wildfires spread during the hottest days of the year in Spain, Italy and Greece. Thousands have been evacuated and some homes burnt down. -
No Comment Watch: Russia shares video showing Crimea bridge damage Images taken from a train show the damaged section of a bridge in Crimea after a drone attack. -
No Comment Watch: Canada's Magdalen islands have front row seat to climate change Canada's Magdalen islands and in a race against time to survive global warming. -
Health news Second Alzheimer's slowing drug to seek approval in the US Donanemab has proven to slow disease progression by several months in some patients but has also shown serious side effects. -
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Scenes Meet the Pakistani headmaster whose classroom is a park In partnership with Media City, Qatar -
Europe News Brussels looks to regain influence in Latin America, as leaders summit begins The meeting is the first of its kind in eight years. -
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Smart Regions Two small Sicilian islands test decentralised green energy In this latest episode of Smart Regions, we find out how the islands of Favignana and Lampedusa are exploring the BloRin model of producing, sharing, and selling solar energy. -
Nature ‘Race against time’: Investigators rush to identify cause of deadly whale stranding on UK beach Investigators face race against time to find out what happened in what's believed to be the UK's worst fatal mass stranding. -
Serbia Climate change takes its toll in Serbia as crops suffer after extreme heat follows flooding Serbian farmers are feeling the effects of climate change on this year's crops as extreme heat follows flooding. -
Climate Now Heatwave tips from Athens: Cool routes app, new pocket parks and renovating a Roman aqueduct With temperatures in the Greek capital reaching 40 degrees Celsius, Climate Now explores how Athens is trying to offset heat health risks with a 'cool routes' app, new pocket parks and renovating an ancient Roman aqueduct -
Culture news Kevin Spacey trial: Sir Elton John gives celebrity support at actor’s sexual assault trial Sir Elton John and his husband David Furnish have given evidence as defence witnesses in the trial of Kevin Spacey. -
Health news Teenage depression: Are we misunderstanding boys’ sadness? Many more teenage girls are estimated to be depressed across Europe than boys. But is boys’ general difficulty to communicate their feelings leading experts to underestimate the depth of the problem? -
Moldova Police investigate killing of opposition leader in Moldova's breakaway Transnistria region Police say they are taking “all appropriate investigative measures regarding the crime of murder” in the violent death of Oleg Khorzhan. -
Travel News Badly behaved tourists prompt Bali to consider a mountain-climbing ban The popular Indonesian island is cracking down on badly behaved tourists. -
Culture news Fossil hunters unearth incredible 400,000-year-old mammoth tusk in Cambridgeshire quarry During a routine visit to a quarry in Cambridgeshire, two palaeontologists made a spectacular discovery: an intact tusk from a Steppe mammoth. -
Design Siena Cathedral’s stunning 14th-century mosaic floor is temporarily on view to the public The vast marble floor is uncovered twice a year for a few weeks. -
Europe Decoded The contentious EU-Tunisia deal is finally here. But what exactly is in it? Following weeks of intense negotiations, the European Union and Tunisia have finally signed a memorandum of understanding covering topics ranging from migration to economic cooperation. -
Tech News Watch this ‘digital bakery’ 3D prints sweets and chocolates in any shape Clients can custom-order sweets and chocolates in any shape: from cartoon characters to superheroes. -
Europe News Cost of living crisis took its toll on EU households in 2022, new statistics show The EU's official statistics agency on Monday released its annual key figures for Europe providing a snapshot of the continent's economic and societal health over the past 12 months. We picked out those you must know. -
World News Commissioner Johannson's response to scientists' online privacy concerns goes after straw men The Commissioner's failure to answer the issues we raise shows she knows the European Commission’s regulation on Child Sexual Abuse Material cannot succeed. Instead, the post responds to statements we never made, Carmela Troncoso and Bart Preneel write. -
Culture news Harry Styles joins Madame Tussauds waxworks Hall of Fame – seven times The newest star joining Madame Tussauds waxy Hall of Fame this July is... -
No Comment WATCH: Messi unveiled during thunderstorm at Inter Miami Lionel Messi greets his new Inter Miami fans and is hailed by the club's owner as "America's number ten" at a damp but celebratory unveiling event. -
No Comment WATCH: One man arrested after Panama market shooting One man is arrested after a shooting in a market in Panama that caused a stampede but resulted in no deaths or injuries according to police. -
No Comment WATCH: Libyan border guards rescue migrants in remote desert area Border guards in Libya have rescued a group of migrants who said they were left in the remote desert area by authorities in neighbouring Tunisia. -
Iran What future for the Iran-EU nuclear deal? How much of an impact has the outbreak of the war in Ukraine had on Europe’s already weak nuclear deal with Iran? And what kind of future agreement could be on the cards for Europe and Iran? -
Europe News Brussels to invest €45bn in Latin America and Caribbean by 2027 The announcement came as leaders from both sides met in the Belgian capital for the EU-CELAC summit on Monday. -
Iran Iran's morality police back on the streets to impose strict Islamic dress code The morality police had largely pulled back following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini last September. -
Explore Unearthing history: Explore Şanlıurfa's astonishing archaeological sites The UNESCO World Heritage site of Göbeklitepe has changed the way historians and archaeologists think about the cradle of civilisation. And there is so much more to be discovered. -
Culture news Jane Birkin: An icon's life in pictures Following the Franco-British actress, singer and style icon's death at the age of 76, Euronews Culture takes a look at her fascinating life - in pictures. -
Climate Record-breaking 52.2°C temperature hit China on Sunday, stoking fears of drought Concerns are mounting of a possible repeat of last year's drought. -
France Tour de France warning for 'selfie spectators' after horrific crashes Race fans are told to be more aware amid fears someone taking a selfie caused the latest pile-up. -
Culture news 'The world is going up in flames anyway': Man arrested in connection with Pistoletto artwork arson What is it with defacing or destroying cultural sites and artworks recently? -
Ukraine Size is of no importance: Lionhearted Iceland is helping Ukraine defend Europe, too Although one of Europe's smallest countries and far from Ukraine, Iceland has made extensive efforts to help in Kyiv's fight against Russia's full-scale invasion, David Kirichenko writes. -
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Spain Feijoo welcomed in Pontevedra ahead of Spain's Presidential Elections As presidential hopeful Alberto Núñez Feijoo arrives in a holiday town in Pontevedra he is reassured by local support but faces the possible challenge of working with a rival -
Climate Feeding daffodil extract to cows could reduce methane emissions A four-year trial is underway in the UK to determine whether feeding a compound found in daffodils to cows could reduce their production of the greenhouse gas, methane. -
Ukraine The EU says Russia's decision to halt Black Sea grain deal "totally unjustified" Russia said on Monday it has halted an unprecedented wartime deal that allows grain to flow from Ukraine to countries in Africa, the Middle East and Asia where hunger is a growing threat and high food prices have pushed more people into poverty. -
Culture news Taylor Swift breaks record for most No. 1 albums by a woman Another week, another Taylor Swift record... -
USA Messi welcomed by thousands to Inter Miami in lavish ceremony Argentinian footballer Lionel Messi has been welcomed at Inter Miami by fans who hope he can turn around the club's recent poor performance -
Russia West may be 'complicit' in Crimea bridge attack - Moscow Ukraine has not officially claimed responsibility for the explosions, which were reportedly heard around dawn. -
Culture news Swiss tourist filmed carving her initials in Rome’s Colosseum Here we go again... -
Russia Russian state takes control of Carlsberg and Danone Assets belonging to two major European companies in Russia were seized through a presidential decree signed by Vladimir Putin. -
Sport Poels wins Tour de France Stage 15 while Vingegaard leads overall Dutch cyclist Wout Poels has won the 15th stage of the Tour de France while Danish rival Jonas Vingegaard stills maintains his overall lead -
Ukraine Ukraine war: New Russia sanctions, drone attack on Black Sea fleet, Bakhmut counteroffensive gains All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
USA Millions of people in the United States bracing for record heat Tens of millions of people in the United States are bracing for record heat with 38 cities expected to record their highest temperatures ever today. -
World News Europe faces record temperatures and health warnings as heatwave hits Much of Europe is forecast to face the hottest temperatures ever recorded as a heatwave strikes and officials issue health warnings -
Culture news Anatomy of a Wimbledon outfit: How to get that tennis star look on and off-court Every summer, without fail, Wimbledon manages to transcend the sport itself and encourages even the most casual viewer to inject a little tennis chic into their every day looks. Euronews Culture is here to show you how. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Crowds, controversy and the Queen - 'Yellow Submarine' premieres in London On 17 July 1968, The Beatles' animated featured film 'Yellow Submarine' was given the red carpet treatment. But how involved with the movie were the Fab Four, really? -
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