25 July 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment The Verbier Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary in style Over the last thirty years, the Verbier Festival in Switzerland has established itself as one of the most prestigious classical music events in Europe and the world. -
Ukraine Residents in Odesa clear rubble after sustained Russian shelling After Russia scrapped a grain export deal with Ukraine, the port town of Odesa has become the target of intense shelling by Moscow. The strikes have damaged buildings protected under UNESCO World Heritage status -
Spain Could a Catalan separatist party join a coalition government in Spain? It may be possible for Puigdemont to acts as the kingmaker, but Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and his leftist PSOE party has always ruled out helping Catalonia's separatists. -
Afghanistan Taliban bans beauty salons in Afghanistan despite UN concern and rare public protest Despite initial promises of a more moderate rule than during their previous time in power in the 1990s, the Taliban have imposed harsh measures since seizing control of Afghanistan in August 2021 -
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Europe News Six men found guilty of terrorist murders over 2016 Belgium attacks Six men found guilty of terrorist murders over 2016 Belgium attacks -
Sweden Spotify: Record jump in active users in second-quarter The 27% year-on-year increase can be explained in part by the sharp rise in new listeners from 'Gen Z', the segment of the population born between 1997 and 2010. -
Ocean Virtual reality and ecotourism: Exploring and preserving our underwater heritage From 3D models to virtual reality headsets and android robots, Ocean takes a deep dive into European projects using technology to forge a stronger connection between the public and our underwater cultural heritage. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 25th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ocean How can technology help shine a light on our hidden underwater treasures? Ocean speaks with Fabio Bruno, the coordinator of the European CREAMARE project, which uses interactive multimedia technologies to bring underwater cultural heritage to life. -
Earth News North Africa heatwave: Wildfires kill dozens and force over 1,500 people to evacuate Thousands of firefighters have been mobilised to tackle the wildfires that have led to mass evacuations across the region. -
Mobility Electric vehicles: EU approves new law to add more chargers across Europe The new law will ensure that EV owners in Europe can travel across the bloc with complete coverage, allowing them to easily pay for recharging their vehicles without apps or subscriptions. -
World News Renewables could make Europe's small and medium businesses crisis-proof No-brainer actions like installing solar panels on warehouse rooftops or retrofitting offices with heat pumps are not just good financial decisions. They help businesses to take control of their own energy security, Duygu Kutluay writes. -
Tech News Mastodon has child sexual abuse content problem, researchers say In just two days, researchers at Stanford University found hundreds of posts on Mastodon with child sexual abuse content. -
Europe News New EU regulation plans for smartphones to include replaceable batteries The EU wants to prevent manufacturers from making it difficult for consumers to change their devices' batteries safely and cheaply. -
Health news 9 million people in England projected to be living with a major illness by 2040 Nineteen of the 20 health conditions studied are projected to increase in prevalence, the report warned. -
Travel News Flight etiquette: TikTok argues over correct way to exit a plane Here’s how social media users think you should exit a plane. -
Europe News Eastern European countries push for bans on Ukrainian grain to be extended until end of year The on-and-off controversy over tariff-free imports of Ukraine grain coming into the European Union is back on the agenda. -
China China: Foreign Minister Qin Gang relieved of his duties, replaced by predecessor In office since the end of December 2022, Mr Qin has not been seen since 25 June after a meeting with his Vietnamese counterpart in Beijing -
Sport Women's World Cup: Philippines stun co-hosts New Zealand with 1-0 victory Sarina Bolden's goal proved decisive in their 1-0 win over New Zealand, spoiling the party for the co-hosts. -
Culture news Hindus criticise sex scene in 'Oppenheimer' “Now I am become death, the destroyer of Indian box office figures.” -
Tech News Bye Twitter, welcome X: Why companies rebrand themselves, and how it can backfire While many companies have freshened up their brands in recent years, Elon Musk’s rebranding of Twitter has been mocked and criticised on social media, with analysts suggesting the billionaire just shot himself in the foot. -
Culture news Venice Film Festival unveils an impressive line-up - with some controversy brewing Venice Film Festival scores an impressive line-up despite the Hollywood strikes - but will the inclusion of Woody Allen, Roman Polanski and Luc Besson spoil the party? -
Greece Both pilots die after Greek firefighting plane crashes The water bomber crashed on Tuesday while fighting forest fires on the southern Greek island of Evia, fire department spokesman Yannis Artopios said. -
Health news Vaccines led to huge cut in hospitalisations and deaths from COVID-19 for cancer patients In a first of its kind study, researchers found the rollout of vaccines led to a huge drop in hospitalisations and deaths from COVID-19 amid cancer patients. -
France Rebound and heal: Why did Paris bid for the 2024 Olympics after extremist attacks? With the country outraged after the 2015 extremist attacks the Mayor of Paris thought bringing the Games back to the French capital would help rebound and heal. -
Germany Teachers who made desperate plea for end to far-right behaviour at German school leave town The two teachers say students greeted each other with Nazi salutes, threatened to beat up immigrant classmates and were homophobic and sexist. -
World News New scientific report identifies "the fingerprints of climate change" The fingerprints of climate change are all over the intense heat waves gripping the globe this month, an international study has found. -
World News Teenage girl dies as violent storms strike northern Italy and wildfires sweep across Sicily Wildfires and violent storms take the life of a teenage girl in Italy as heatwaves continue to affect much of southern Europe. -
No Comment WATCH: Three people injured as car ploughs through a protest in Israel A car drove through a crowd of protesters in Tel Aviv, leaving three people lightly injured on Monday. -
World News Is Meta’s record-breaking Threads app yet another avenue for cyberattacks? Whether it’s the launch of Threads, the shift to remote work, or even the start of the war in Ukraine, hackers will manipulate our emotions against us, Dr Niklas Hellemann writes. -
Europe Decoded What is the ‘Rome Process’, Giorgia Meloni’s new plan to tackle irregular migration? It's the latest in a raft of European efforts to ‘externalise’ migrant controls by outsourcing them to third countries. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 25th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Elon Musk’s Twitter rebrand: Meta and Microsoft already have IP rights to letter ‘X’ One lawyer said there is a “100 per cent” chance Twitter will get sued over changing its name to X. -
Culture news Egypt says 'funk you' to Dutch museum's 'Kemet: Egypt in hiphop, jazz, soul & funk' exhibition What was meant to be an empowering celebration of "Egypt in hip-hop, jazz, soul and funk" has instead turned into a culture war... -
Moments Freedom, travel and taxes: Digital nomads reveal the best (and worst) aspects of their lifestyle One of the best ways of getting information about becoming a digital nomad is by talking to those who have done it before. -
Israel Israeli parliament takes first major step in Netanyahu's contentious overhaul, deepening divisions Israel’s parliament on Monday approved the first major law in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s contentious plan to overhaul the country’s justice system, triggering a new burst of mass protests and drawing accusations that he was pushing the country toward authoritarian rule. -
Culture news Berlin's new culture budget more than double England's arts funding Last week Berlin’s Senator for Culture announced a massive amount of funding for the art institutions in Germany's capital, putting the city’s financial support to culture in stark contrast with the UK. -
Culture news Alessandra Mussolini: How the fascist dictator's descendant became an LGBTQ+ advocate The 60-year-old Italian MEP has long been one of the staunchest defenders of her grandfather's legacy. So why is she now advocating for LGBTQ+ rights? -
Travel News Rhodes and Corfu wildfires: Airlines cancel flights and repatriate tourists as over 19,000 evacuated It is not safe to travel to some areas of Greece as climate change-related wildfires devastate tourist regions. -
Culture news Kevin Spacey trial: Second day of deliberations to begin in London Jurors in the sexual assault trial of Kevin Spacey adjourned yesterday without reaching a verdict on sexual assault allegations. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Land mines found at nuclear power plant, drones intercepted All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine -
Culture news The cruellest show on TV? Deep Fake Love goes too far with AI Netflix's controversial reality show sees five couples putting their trust to the test - but deep fake science blurs the line of truth and lies. Is it entertainment or a form of technological torture? -
Culture news How will viewers be affected by the continuing Hollywood strikes? As the Hollywood strikes continue, here are some of the most notable high-profile US productions that cinemagoers may have to get patient for. -
Earth News 'We can't do anything’: See the village where homes are permanently surrounded by water More than 200 people live in what is one of Indonesia's fastest-sinking areas. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Mata Hari sentenced to death for suspected espionage On this day in 1917, Mata Hari was sentenced to death in Paris for allegedly spying on Germany’s behalf during World War I. Was she really a secret agent or just a scapegoat? -
Work Remote work: Is it time for workers to go back to the office? Many companies are backtracking on remote work, demanding their employees go back to the office - although many might not wish to do so. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 25th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Switzerland Switzerland: storm kills one and injures some 15 people Rescue and clearing operations are continuing. The police are appealing to the public not to put themselves at any risk. They also advised locals to avoid wooded areas. -
Russia Executions, torture and looting: Wagner Russian mercenaries accused of abuses in Africa Authorities in Mali are under pressure to end these violations and hold those responsible to account. -
France 30 years on, is the Lyon-Turin rail project still looking so green? The high-speed Lyon-Turin rail link involves excavating what will be the world's longest rail tunnel, but will its carbon footprint be too damaging?