29 July 2023 | Euronews
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Europe News Maximilian Krah to lead far-right German party's 2024 EU election campaign. The second day of the far-right, Alternative for Germany (AfD) party congress saw 600 delegates from all over Germany gather in Magdeburg on Saturday. Attendees elected incumbent EU Parliament member, Maximilian Krah, to lead the Party's 2024 European Union election campaign. -
Colombia Son of Colombia's president arrested as part of money laundering probe Nicolas Petro, son of the Colombian president, was detained by the police on Saturday on money laundering and illicit enrichment charges. The arrest comes as part of a high-profile probe, stemming from accusations made by his ex-wife earlier this year. -
World News Greece wildfires begin to die down, firefighters remain cautious After 2 weeks of devastating wildfires ravaging Greece, the blazes are beginning to show signs of dying down. However, firefighters remain on alert, battling flareups across the country. -
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No Comment WATCH: New logo appears on top of Twitter HQ in San Francisco X marks the spot: New logo appears on top of Twitter HQ -
USA Donald Trump denies new federal charges, says they are politically motivated One day after new federal charges were filed against him, Former US President and 2024 Republican candidate, Donald Trump, addressed Iowa voters. -
Austria Far-right activists rally in Austria calling for end to ‘The Great Replacement’ "Natural Austrians" are becoming a minority in the country, according to far-right parties, who are marching through Vienna on Saturday to introduce the concept of "remigration" to the public. -
No Comment Watch: Ship carrying electric cars on fire off Dutch coast An electric car is suspected of sparking the deadly blaze which still poses a risk to nearby natural sites, officials say. -
Niger EU suspends all security cooperation with Niger in wake of military coup The US has said it will continue to provide humanitarian aid to the West African country. The European Union will not. -
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Italy Juventus banned from European football next season The Italian club has been accused of false accounting, which allegedly increased its capital by 700 million euros. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy warns 'war returning to Russia' after drone attacks on Moscow Russia's Defence Ministry referred to the incident as an “attempted terrorist attack by the Kyiv regime" and said three drones targeted the city. -
Culture news Twitter's symbolic rebranding: What the XXXX does ‘X’ mean? What do you think of when you see ‘X’? -
India G20 ministers fail to reach agreement on key climate issues The world's environmental and climate ministers agreed on most points, but could not reach a consensus on issues such as fossil fuels, emissions and carbon taxes. -
No Comment No Comment videos of the week Let the pictures tell the story. -
Destinations 'Don't Visit Faroe': Campaign launched to boycott island over controversial whale and dolphin hunt A cruise ship recently stumbled upon the spectacle, with horrified tourists seeing seas turned crimson with blood. -
Turkey Should I stay or should I go? The LGBTQ+ community's search for a future in Türkiye Members of the queer community in Türkiye spoke to Euronews Culture about their future in a country where hate speech against LGBTQ+ people has become rampant. -
Greece Mediterranean wildfires contained but Greek minister warns 'the climate crisis is here' A drop in temperatures and calmer winds helped firefighters get a handle on the blazes in Greece and all major fires were contained by midday Friday, Greek Fire Service officials said. -
Food and Drink MIT study suggests food label removal could change the way we eat The phrase 'global climate crisis' is frequently linked to expensive or complex solutions, but could the answer to combatting the issue lie in something as simply as food labels? -
Earth News What is the future of food? Six ways we can reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from what we eat Food accounts for one-third of human-caused greenhouse gas emissions. Here's how we can pave the way to a greener future. -
Destinations Iceland road trip: How to explore cascading waterfalls and shimmering glaciers by electric car A green mindset and ample charging points make for the perfect sustainable road trip in Iceland. -
Culture news This week in Culture: Sinéad O'Connor, Tupac and Barbenheimer From Barbenheimer fever to the tragic passing of Sinéad O'Connor, here's your weekly roundup of all things culture. -
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? Why Europe should care about the Spanish elections? In this edition of Brussels, my love?, we discuss the recent Spanish elections that ended with what appears to be a political stalemate with the lack of an absolute majority leaving the nation and the continent asking, what happens next? -
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