21 July 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment Watch: Muslims in Lebanon and Iraq protest after Quran desecrated in Sweden Thousands of people angrily took to the streets of Beirut and Baghdad on Friday after a copy of the Quran was desecrated in Sweden. -
Italy From heatwaves to hailstorms: Italy is blowing hot and cold An extraordinary hailstorm in Seregna, a town near Milan in northern Italy, injured more than a hundred people on Thursday. -
France Macron: France needs to learn from recent riots This was the President's message to his new cabinet, meeting for the first time since Thursday's government reshuffle. -
Spain High temperatures could be affecting tourism in Southern Europe The Mediterranean is already seeing a decrease in the amount of visitors this summer compared to last year, according to the ETC. -
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World News Wildfires are the curse of our century. This is how to prevent them As wildfires expand and emissions grow, we might be facing infernal feedback loops that turn landscapes into tinderboxes, Susan Gardner writes. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Ukraine grain deal halted as Latin America comes to Brussels The long-term viability of the agreement between Kyiv and Moscow had been up in the air for some time now. -
No Comment Watch: Barbie fans dress up for movie release Moviegoers dress up in pink to attend an early screening of the Barbie film ahead of the US official cinema release on July 21st. -
No Comment Watch: San Diego Comic-Con goes back to basics With actors and writers still on strike, many studios chose not to attend the convention this year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 21st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Barbie' vs 'Oppenheimer' Now I am become Barbie, the destroyer of Kens. -
Health news EU regulators back authorisation of first RSV vaccine for infants RSV is a common respiratory virus that causes cold-like symptoms but can cause serious illness in children and older adults. -
Euronews Witness Italy according to Giorgia Meloni: no country for non-traditional families On a crusade for the defence of traditional families, Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wants to make surrogacy carried out abroad by Italian couples a crime, after stepping up restrictions on homosexual couples' already limited rights to parenthood. -
Culture news 'Haunted Mansion' premieres in Hollywood without its actors The Hollywood movie "Haunted Mansion" made its world premiere without its stars. The director Justin Simien attended the gala event but he made clear his support for the actors and writers on strike. -
Tech News Deepfake videos prompt false memories of films, study shows Deepfake clips remaking movie scenes prompted people to falsely remember the films - but no more so than a fake text description did. -
Earth News Only one EU country thinks its government is doing enough on climate crisis, new survey finds Popular personal climate actions include recycling, cutting down on plastic waste and buying more efficient appliances. -
World News Vadym Prystaiko, sacked as Ukrainian ambassador to the UK by Volodymyr Zelenskyy The Ukrainian President's decision follows Prystaiko's criticism of Zelenskyy's response to a row over British military aid. -
Mobility Tesla aims to double production capacity in German Gigafactory, targeting 1 million EVs annually If Tesla's plans are approved, the site will become Germany's largest automotive plant, ahead of Volkswagen's historic stronghold in Wolfsburg. -
Culture news Legendary singer Tony Bennett dies aged 96 Bennett was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2016. His final album, the 2021 release 'Love for Sale,' featured duets with Lady Gaga on the title track, 'Night and Day' and songs by American composer, Cole Porter. -
World News As the EU Single Market turns 30, we can't allow further obstacles to its just future Corporations and their lobbyists have been using the Single Market rules to obstruct progressive social and environmental policies and regulations that might harm their profits. This needs to stop, Olivier Hoedeman writes. -
Climate ‘Summer of extremes’: Is climate change to blame for heatwaves and flooding? Experts say that if we don’t stop burning fossil fuels today, what we are experiencing now could become the new normal. -
Tech News Artificial intelligence: Google says it is developing new tools to help journalists Google says it is developing AI tools to help journalists to write headlines and in different writing styles, but some are concerned that in an industry struggling financially, AI could replace jobs. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 21st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy fires UK ambassador after 'sarcastic' comment Cracks between the two emerged after the diplomat's public criticism of Ukraine's president days ago. -
Climate Now The climate is getting warmer: What does this mean for Europe’s oceans and marine life? The rates of surface ocean warming, particularly in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, the Baltic and Black Seas, and the southern Arctic are more than three times the global average. -
Germany German police call off hunt for Berlin 'lioness' and believe mystery creature was a wild boar Police had used drones, helicopters and infrared cameras in their search but called it off after consulting with experts. -
France PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma in home invasion robbery The Italian star and his partner were robbed in their apartment in Paris, days before the goalkeeper was set to leave for pre-season friendlies. -
USA Jan 6 charges against Trump would add to his mounting legal peril Former US president Donald Trump could be facing a third criminal indictment regarding efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. -
Health news As temperatures rise, mosquitoes are also on the move. Scientists worry that could mean more malaria As the planet warms, mosquitoes are slowly migrating upward. -
New Zealand Women's World Cup: Spain cruise past Costa Rica as Switzerland beat Philippines Dominant Spain starts its World Cup campaign with a victory over Costa Rica as Switzerland shut the Philippines down with a convincing win. -
United Kingdom Bad day for UK ruling Conservative Party as they lose two out of three by-elections The UK's ruling Conservative Party loses two out of three by-elections as support for the main opposition Labour Party soars ahead of the 2024 general election. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Western weapons 'not helping', US sanctions, Russian ships military targets All the latest development from the war in Ukraine. -
Finland Far-right terror plot suspects printed 3D guns to ignite Finland 'race war' Police say the suspects shared 'accelerationist' ideologies to target immigrants and infrastructure to collapse society. -
Culture news Happy birthday Sir Mick! Photo exhibition celebrates 80 years of Jagger As the legendary Rolling Stones frontman marks a significant milestone, La Galerie de L'instant in Nice commemorates his six-decade long career with a photography show. -
Design Sagrada Familia's dilemma: Honouring faithful worshipers amidst a sea of tourists With tourism surpassing pre-pandemic records in Barcelona and across southern Europe, iconic sacred sites are struggling to accommodate the faithful who come to pray and the millions of paying tourists. -
Culture news Blur: Every album ranked from worst to best The Colchester band have reunited and are releasing their new album on 21 July. Time for Euronews Culture to look back at their discography and do a cheeky ranking... -
Culture news In pictures: All the reasons to get excited about Doctor Who The latest series of the legendary British sci-fi show is coming out later this year and it looks more incredible than ever. -
Nature Siestas, green space and vertical gardens: How Paris could keep people alive in 50 degree heat Paris needs to act now to avoid ‘nightmare scenario’ in future heatwaves, new report urges. -
This will impact your life Ride and shine: PortAventura goes solar to power amusement park Spain's tourism companies are increasingly turning to renewables to power themselves and prove that the sector can also be a force for good. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The best culture inspired by the 1969 moon landing 21 July 1969: One small step for man, one giant leap for culture -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 21st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Climate How to beat the heatwave: Head north for Europe's cooler temperatures Many popular tourist destinations across northern Europe offer mild temperatures throughout the summer, with cloudy skies and every chance of rain. -
Europe News Spain set for major economic & social change if conservatives win election Spanish people will go to the polls on Sunday, as Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez bids to maintain power. -
Poland Could Poland's controversial LGBT-Free Zones finally be consigned to history? LGBT-Free Zones established years ago in Poland remain valid in a legal system controlled by right-wing conservatives. The country's human rights representative is determined to fight them one by one. -
Spain Spain: Voter fraud claims rife on social media ahead of general election Days before Spain holds its general election on Sunday, misleading claims have been spreading on social media. The Cube took a closer look at what's true and what's false.