24 July 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment Watch: Aerial shots of devastation from wildfires on Greek island of Rhodes Tens of thousands of people have already fled blazes on Rhodes, with many frightened tourists scrambling to get home on evacuation flights. -
No Comment Banners and burnt effigies: Protests held in Guatemala and the Philippines Both Guatemala and the Philippines' capitals saw mass protests against their respective governments' regimes. -
Tech News ‘Responsible way to act’: Europe’s space agency attempts an assisted re-entry for retiring satellite The European Space Agency (ESA) estimates there are 2,000 defunct spacecraft among a total of 10,000 spacecraft currently in space, a majority of which enter the Earth's atmosphere in a natural - rather than controlled - way. -
Scenes Meet the conservationists saving rare animals in Uganda In partnership with Media City, Qatar -
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Sport Saudi Arabian football club Al-Hilal makes record €330 million bid for France striker Kylian Mbappe The bid for Mbappe would make him the most expensive football player in history, overtaking the €236.5 million PSG paid for Neymar, who joined from Barcelona in 2017. -
Georgia Georgia's cheese industry faces food safety concerns over unregistered producers Experts warn that around 95% of dairy products on the Georgian market come from unregistered factories, raising huge concerns for Brussels. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 24th – 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 Controversial Italian statue targeted by environmental activists Extinction Rebellion The environmental activist group Extinction Rebellion has targeted a controversial statue of an Italian journalist in Milan. -
Europe News Election leaves Spain in political disarray with no party having an easy path to form a government The Spanish general election was expected to be a bellwether for the political direction of the European Union as a whole. -
Ukraine Russia’s aggression against Ukraine leaves no room for negotiations Instead of attempts to bargain with Putin, it should now be obvious that the only way to secure a lasting peace is via Ukrainian victory and the decisive defeat of Russian imperialism, Peter Dickinson writes. -
Germany Lightning fast: German right U-turn on far-right cooperation within 24 hours The proposal sparked an instant - and fierce - outcry from across the political spectrum. -
Climate Olive oil, honey and wine: How heat is hitting harvests on the Greek island of Kos On Saturday, Greece faced its hottest July weekend in 50 years. -
Israel Israel's parliament greenlights controversial judicial reform amid raging protests The overhaul will introduce sweeping changes aimed at curbing the judiciary's powers; limiting the Supreme Court’s ability to challenge parliamentary decisions and changing how judges are selected. -
France Macron calls for 'return to authority, starting with the family' after riots The French president went on to also blame social networks for contributing to the unrest. -
Climate Italy heatwave deaths: How does heat stress affect the body, and how can we protect workers? An expert explains what another 1C of warming could mean for people who work outdoors around the world. -
Health news Long COVID impact on brain function equivalent to ageing 10 years A UK study found that the impact of long COVID on people’s cognitive functions was equal to ageing them 10 years. -
New Zealand Women's World Cup: Germany's goal fest against Morocco as Italy beat Argentina European sides Germany and Italy begin Women's World Cup campaigns with wins. -
Food and Drink Cheers to Welsh whisky: Single malt awarded UK's official protection origin status Raise your glasses and let's toast to Welsh whisky, as it joins lamb, cider and leeks in receiving the UK's special protected origin status. -
No Comment WATCH: Aerial shots show the devastation from Greek island fires Aerial shots show the devastation caused by a wildfire near the seaside town of Kiotari on the Greek island of Rhodes. -
Tech News Norway government ministries hit by cyber attack, authorities say The case is being investigated but the government's work is continuing as normal, Norwegian authorities said. -
Culture news Iran bans film festival over poster of actress without hijab The poster features Iranian actress Susan Taslimi in the 1982 film 'The Death of Yazdguerd'. -
No Comment WATCH: Some 50 people join service at Odessa cathedral damaged in Russian strike Some 50 people came to the liturgy at the damaged Transfiguration Cathedral in Odesa, a day after the historic building was damaged in a deadly Russian strike. -
Earth News Greta Thunberg found guilty of failing to obey police at climate protest She told Swedish media that she will not be appealing the verdict. -
United Kingdom Anjem Choudary charged in Britain with terror offences Choudary and another man were charged following arrests last week. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 24th – 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 Boygenius singer Lucy Dacus calls Barack Obama a ‘war criminal’ after he puts song on playlist The former president of the US has been slammed by Boygenius singer-songwriter after including the band's song ‘Not Strong Enough’ on his summer playlist. -
Culture news Barbenheimer: Historic weekend as 'Barbie' takes box office crown Barbie has become the US and Canada's biggest film of the year so far, and is on track to become the biggest film of 2023. Collectively, 'Barbie' and 'Oppenheimer' are enticing film lovers back to the cinemas after a moviegoing slump during the Covid pandemic. -
Israel Israeli parliament to vote on Netanyahu's judicial reforms on Supreme Court powers Israel's parliament is to vote on Monday on proposed judicial changes to limit the powers of the Supreme Court that have sparked the biggest protests in the nation's history. -
Sport Max Verstappen wins seventh race in a row at Hungarian Grand Prix The dutch F1 champion the won Hungarian GP to extend his overall lead and give Red Bull a record 12th straight win. -
World News Are electric cars still cheaper to run than petrol and diesel? The short answer is yes. But there are big differences from one country to the next, Fabian Sperka writes. -
Russia Russian children to learn how to use combat drones at school Unmanned aerial vehicles have played a vital - and devastating - role in the Ukraine war. -
Health news Two in three cosmetic surgery injections in the UK are not administered by doctors, new study finds Researchers are calling for better regulation of the aesthetics injectables industry. -
Greece 'We are at war': Greek PM orders new evacuations as high winds and heat fuel wildfires A week-old wildfire on the Greek resort island of Rhodes tore past defenses Monday, forcing more evacuations as strong winds and successive heat waves that left scrubland and forests tinder-dry fueled three major fires raging elsewhere in Greece. -
Tech News Elon Musk changes Twitter logo from blue bird to 'X' "It’s an exceptionally rare thing – in life or in business – that you get a second chance to make another big impression," the company's CEO Linda Yaccarino tweeted. -
World News Freed Egyptian human rights campaigner arrives in Italy, which championed his case A high-profile Egyptian activist who was recently released from prison landed Sunday in Italy, where the government championed his case. -
Culture news Josephine Chaplin, actress and daughter of Charlie Chaplin, dies aged 74 Josephine Chaplin appeared as a child in 'Limelight' with her legendary father, followed by 'The Canterbury Tales,' 'Escape to the Sun, and 'Hemingway.' -
Culture news Culture Re-View: On this day in 1911, Machu Picchu was "discovered" 24 July 1911: The discovery of Machu Picchu -
Europe Decoded How US Evangelicals and the Russian Orthodox Church have helped fuel anti-LGBTQ+ agenda in Europe Foreign interference and growing anti-LGBTQ+ movements are threatening the European Union membership prospects of Western Balkan countries. -
Ecotech Solar panels on water canals seem like a no-brainer. So why aren't they widespread? One study estimates that covering California's canals with solar panels could generate enough energy to power Los Angeles for most of the year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 24th – Morning 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 vows Odesa attack revenge, counteroffensive 'failed', cluster bombs fired All the latest development from the war in Ukraine. -
World News Corfu and Evia launch evacuations after thousands flee devastating wildfires on Rhodes Firefighters struggled through the night to contain 82 wildfires across Greece - 64 of which started on Sunday. -
Russia Lies, mutiny and Bakhmut: Ex-Wagner fighter shares his chilling story "I always carried three grenades, two for the enemy and one in case I had to commit suicide," he told Euronews. "I refused to become a prisoner of war". -
Ukraine Did Ukrainians celebrate the attack of the Crimea bridge in a bar? A video shared by a Hungarian TV station purports to show Ukrainians in a packed pub celebrating the recent attack on the Kerch bridge linking Russia to annexed Crimea. But did that really happen? -
Europe News General election results in Spain leave future of next government up in the air The right-wing bloc which was expected to win, only secured 169 seats. The left-wing bloc won 153 seats - both falling far from an absolute majority.