3 August 2023 | Euronews
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USA Antony Blinken accuses Russia of 'assault' on the world food system US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has accused Russia of an 'assault' on the global food system, saying grain prices have increased by eight per cent since it pulled out of the Black Sea initiative. -
USA Trump pleads not guilty to charges he tried to overturn the 2020 election result He is accused of orchestrating a brazen and ultimately unsuccessful attempt to block the peaceful transfer of presidential power. -
Football Now The transfer window: Who has made the best signings so far? With just a few weeks left before the window shuts, Football Now takes a look at some of the biggest moves this summer and whether can we expect more big-money moves. -
Business Bank of England increases interest rates for 14th time in a row The Bank of England raises interest rates for the fourteenth consecutive time as it warns that the cost of borrowing will remain high. -
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Travel News ‘Rhodes is back!’: Greek PM offers free stay in 2024 to evacuated tourists Officials and tourism bodies have said that the South Aegean island is ready to welcome tourists after wildfires. -
Europe News Baltic countries strike deal to disconnect from Russian power grid earlier than expected Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have agreed to speed up their integration into the European Union's electricity system in order to desynchronize from the Russian power grid. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | August 3rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News EU strengthens restrictions on Russia's ally Belarus The EU extends the scope of restrictions on Belarus to prevent Russia from using its neighbour to circumvent international sanctions. -
Europe News Over 2,300 Ukrainian patients have so far been evacuated to European hospitals The EU has coordinated the medical evacuations of more than 2,300 Ukrainian patients to European hospitals since the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Culture news Singer Lizzo says she's 'not the villain' after her former dancers claim sex harassment Lizzo has responded to her three former dancers who are accusing her of sexual harassment and are suing for damages over emotional distress, unpaid wages and disability discrimination. -
Business Yeezy fervour: Adidas to earmark part of €400 million revenue to anti-hate groups After Kanye West and Adidas' collaboration ended abruptly due to the rapper's antisemitic and offensive comments, the Yeezy's shoes have brought €400 million revenue for the German sportswear company. -
Russia Ukrainian drones won’t wake up Russian society, but they won’t mobilise it either When the embarrassing truth gets too big to sweep under the rug, the Russian state switches its tactics and tries to exaggerate instead of minimalising. But this is not producing the intended result, Aleksandar Đokić writes. -
No Comment Greenpeace covers UK premier's house in black fabric Greenpeace's protest action comes after the British premier approved hundreds of new oil and gas licences in the North Sea. -
Health news Scientists devise new molecules that could ‘fuel revolution in cancer treatment’ The molecules take a unique approach to combat cancer by rewiring mutated cancer-driving genes to self-destruct. -
Portugal Pope Francis lashes out at Portugal’s Catholic hierarchy for ignoring clergy sexual abuse The pope said that ignoring the clergy sexual abuse scandal for so long marred the Catholic Church and drove people away from it. -
Niger Hundreds rally in Niger, denouncing France, as the country's new junta seeks to justify its coup Hundreds demonstrated in support of the new regime in Niamey, as Niger's coup leaders and their supporters remain defiant as a deadline set by neighbouring regional countries to reinstate ousted President Mahomed Bazoum looms. -
Health news Surgeons successfully restore touch and movement in quadriplegic man using AI brain implants Thomas can now scratch his face and wipe his nose, something his sister had to help him with previously. -
Tech News French media agency AFP sues Twitter over news content remuneration AFP took legal action to obtain an urgent injunction with a court in Paris. -
Lithuania Fears grow of Russian provocation on Poland and Lithuania borders “Our borders have stopped various hybrid attacks for years," said Poland's PM Mateusz Morawiecki. -
France French authorities probe Corsican nationalist group's terrorism claims The FLNC says it carried out multiple attacks on the Mediterranean island, which has seen an uptick in nationalist-linked violence this year. -
Sport Heartbreak as Germany kicked out of Women's World Cup after 1-1 draw in Australia It's the first time in nine appearances that the team has failed to make it out of the group stages at the tournament. -
North Korea UN Command: North Korea acknowledges request for information on US soldier Travis King North Korea responded to the multinational military force's request for information on the US Private with a brief statement. Travis King sprinted across the heavily armed border with South Korea in July -
Culture news Royal Mail unveils new stamps to mark 40 years of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld The stamps celebrate Terry Pratchett's defining work, the Discworld saga. -
Mobility Sayonara language barriers: This translation display will help you navigate Tokyo’s metro The 40 cm high semi-transparent display sees translations pop up simultaneously on the screen as station staff and foreign tourists speak. -
Culture news Spirited Away: Stage adaptation of Studio Ghibli classic set to open in Londons' West End 'Spirited Away', the acclaimed Japanese animated film that took home the Best Animated Feature Oscar in 2001, is making its way to London as a stage play adaptation. -
Italy Italy: Meloni's government cuts welfare benefits to thousands of families by SMS, sparking protests Giorgia Meloni's right-wing government is putting an end to benefits for thousands of families and individuals deemed 'fit to work'. -
Nature Great Barrier Reef avoids ‘in danger’ threat but UNESCO warns of serious risk from climate change The Australian government has welcomed the decision saying it shows it is ‘working hard’ to protect the reef. -
No Comment WATCH: Mass rally in Niger in support of the recent coup with some people carrying Russian flags WATCH: Hundreds of people gather for a mass rally in the Niger capital Niamey in a show of support for the recent military coup with some brandishing giant Russian flags. -
No Comment Watch: Typhoon Khanun forecast to return to Japanese islands Typhoon Khanun, now in the waters between China and Japan's southwestern islands, is expected to slow to nearly stationary movement before a weakening high-pressure system nearby allows it to turn east Friday -
Culture news Hollywood strikes: Studios make first steps to negotiate with the WGA over strikes The studios have taken the first tentative steps towards making a deal with the actors and writers union after strikes brought Hollywood to a standstill this summer. -
Food and Drink Would you make a legally binding commitment for free Subway sandwiches? Love sandwiches and not too keen on your name? Well, Subway have got you covered. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | August 3rd – 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 David Hockney's painting of Harry Styles to go on display at London's National Portrait Gallery Earlier this year, legendary artist David Hockney met and painted one of pop music's biggest superstars - Harry Styles. -
Tech News Meta begins blocking news content in Canada over new publisher payment law Meta has begun blocking news content in Canada over a new law forcing the company to pay publishers. -
Earth News Poland in spat with Germany over claims of illegal waste increasing risk of fires A fire at a Polish landfill site has brought attention to the county's waste management policies and claims that waste is being illegally brought in from Germany. -
Culture news Practice what you preach: Can Lizzo’s reputation recover from the sexual harassment lawsuit? Beyoncé has already 'weighed in' and Lizzo's silence on the matter is only making things worse. What's at stake for Lizzo and will fans be able to stand by the artist? -
No Comment WATCH: Ukrainian mechanics work to get damaged tanks back on the battlefield WATCH: Ukrainian mechanics repair tanks to get them back into the counteroffensive that Kyiv says is slow but making progress -
Work Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz sounds alarm on unregulated AI and risks for inequality Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz said in an interview with Scientific American that unregulated AI could leave workers with less bargaining power. -
Travel News Greece: Acropolis introduces cap on daily visitor numbers and staggered entry times In the past, 23,000 tourists a day crammed into the ancient complex. -
World News View Q&A: This year's heatwaves tell us we might have started spinning out of control As Europe swelters in record temperatures this summer, Euronews View spoke to Global Chief Heat Officer at UN-Habitat Eleni Myrivili about the impact of the extreme heat and what can be done to save lives and make our cities more liveable. -
Tech News Australian Senate committee recommends government ban on TikTok be extended to WeChat WeChat is China's most popular social media platform. -
Culture news Heaviest animal ever may be ancient whale found in Peruvian desert The bones were discovered more than a decade ago by Mario Urbina from the University of San Marcos’ Natural History Museum in Lima. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Moscow Kyiv drone attacks, Russia 'weaponising' hunger claim, Wikipedia and Apple fined All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Canada Canadian PM Trudeau splits from wife after 18 years of marriage Trudeau, the 51-year-old scion of one of Canada’s most famous politicians, was sworn into office in 2015. Sophie Trudeau is a former model and TV host. The couple were married in 2005 -
Culture news Inside the Holocaust Museum coming to the video game Fortnite Jerusalem, Berlin, Warsaw… Fortnite? -
Culture news Mexican city bans 'sexist' songs amid growing concerns over violence against women The ban issued by the council of Chihuahua could target some of Latin pop's biggest stars, whose lyrics are often accused of promoting misogyny. -
Culture Series Take a look at Gareth McConnell's psychedelic and otherworldly images of Iceland's wild horses Last year, Irish photographer Gareth McConnell was tasked with capturing the wild horses of Iceland. His results are truly spellbinding. -
USA Trump to face judge over charges he tried to overturn 2020 presidential election Trump is expected to be processed by law enforcement, be officially taken into custody and enter a not-guilty plea in front of a judge before being released, so he can rejoin the campaign trail as he seeks to reclaim the White House in 2024 -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The day Jesse Owens ruined Hitler's Olympic Games 3 August 1936: Jesse Owens wins an Olympic medal and ruins Hitler’s day. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | August 3rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Impartial investigation needed to clarify divergent accounts of Greek shipwreck - NGOs An independent and impartial investigation is urgently needed to clarify the stark disparities between the accounts of the survivors of the deadly Pylos shipwreck and those of the Greek authorities, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said on Thursday. -
Poland Diplomatic spat after Poland calls Ukraine ‘ungrateful’ The eastern flank of the European Union — particularly Poland — continues to play a crucial role in helping Ukraine fight against Russia’s invasion. A recent diplomatic squabble over grain imports, compounded by historical issues, puts the once stable footing at risk. -
Business This country has the worst unemployment benefits in northern Europe Money given to the unemployed is just 17% of their previous in-work income, but how does your country measure up?