13 May 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News Pro-Palestinian protests continue in Belgium and the Netherlands Police clashed with pro-Palestinian student protesters at universities in the Netherlands and Belgium on Monday. -
Turkey Leaders of regional rivals Greece and Türkiye meet in bid to thaw relations Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met in Ankara on Monday for high-level talks aimed at boosting relations between the competitive Aegean neighbours. -
World News EU urges Georgia's government to stick with democratic path to EU membership The so-called "Russian law" risks jeopardizing Georgia's ambition to join the European Union. 12 member states have asked the EU to clarify whether the law will lead to the potential suspension of membership talks. -
World News European scientists call for 3% of GDP to be devoted to research The EU falls short of the research funding levels called for and is at a clear disadvantage compared to South Korea, the United States, and Japan. -
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Germany Court maintains far-right AfD's 'suspected extremist' status The ruling is a blow to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party ahead of regional and European elections. -
Tech News OpenAI unveils new AI model ChatGPT-4o with eerily human voice assistant OpenAI has a new ChatGPT model with an upgraded voice assistant and free users will get access to custom chatbots for the first time. -
Georgia Georgian parliament set to approve controversial 'foreign influence' law Georgia is about to approve a controversial law that tightens controls on organisations receiving foreign funds. Critics say it could undermine democracy and derail the country’s chances of joining the European Union. -
Culture news Brian May and Jean-Michel Jarre in concert in Bratislava The Queen guitarist and the French electronic music pioneer headlined the Starmus festival in the Slovak capital. -
No Comment WATCH: Renewed Russian offensive forces thousands of civilians to flee Northeast Ukraine Thousands more civilians have fled Russia's renewed ground offensive in Ukraine’s northeast that has targeted towns and villages with a barrage of artillery and mortar fire. -
Tech News US and China to hold talks on AI risks and safety Governments view AI as crucial for national security and economic growth. -
Scenes Watch: The eco-trailblazer turning carbon to tiles in India Tejas Sidnal, the creative force behind CarbonCraft, the sustainable company, is shaping the future of the construction sector. -
Health news Do women really feel pain more than men? New study looks to bust gender stereotypes This year, a new study will focus on the disparities of sex and gender in pain and try to explain this complicated relationship. -
No Comment Thousands in Mali replaster the Mosque of Djenne The annual re-plastering of Mali's Great Mosque of Djenne, the world's largest mud-brick building and on UNESCO's Danger list since 2016, helps maintain its integrity. -
Travel News Post-apocalyptic holiday resort overlooking the Adriatic Sea to be restored to its former glory Could this bombed-out holiday resort overlooking the Adriatic Sea be restored to its former glory? -
Earth News Banks are propping up the fossil fuel industry to the tune of €6.5 trillion, new report finds Barclays, Santander and Deutsche Bank were among Europe’s biggest fossil fuel financers in 2023. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 13th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Von der Leyen mollifies MEPs over PFAS ban concerns An exchange of letters reveals German centre-right MEPs' concerns over a proposed blanket ban of PFAS 'forever chemicals', and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen's efforts to reassure them that industry will be shielded from negative impacts. -
Germany Germany limits cash benefit payments for asylum-seekers as migration numbers increase The new rule issues migrants a benefit card for local use, limiting cash withdrawals and banning international transfers. -
No Comment WATCH: Universities of Turin and Amsterdam join Pro-Palestinian demonstrations Students protest Israeli actions, demand academic boycotts. Demonstrations echo US actions, call for shared governance. -
Culture news Cannes 2024: Festival head Thierry Frémaux avoids polemical #MeToo and strike topics Cannes boss Thierry Frémaux responded to questions from the international press this Monday, a day before the official start of the 77th edition. Here’s what you need to know. -
Earth News Trucks and buses to slash CO2 emissions by 90% by 2040 Heavy-duty fleet manufacturers need to shift their efforts towards electrification. -
Italy European Commission chief von der Leyen visits Rome as campaign trail continues Prior to her Monday meetings with Italian political leaders, von der Leyen was a guest on national TV, where she spoke about the need to defend Ukraine against Russia's aggression to preserve peace in Europe. -
Culture news 'Let It Be': Rarely-seen 1970 Beatles documentary restored in 4K on Disney+ After being virtually lost for 54 years, a newly restored 4K version of the 1970 documentary depicting The Beatles creating their final album, has been released. -
Travel News No more ‘sun, sex and sangria’ tourism in Ibiza and Mallorca under new alcohol laws Holidaymakers also face fines of up to €1,500 for drinking in the streets. -
Nature From corals to crocodiles: Wildlife crime still a major threat, leading some species to extinction Which species are worst affected by trafficking? This new UN report paints a bleak picture for wildlife. -
Business Rise in cyber attacks on German business costing billions of Euros Some 80% of the targeted firms were victims of data theft, espionage or sabotage, according to the German digital industry association, Bitkom. -
Mobility UK completes first test flight of 'un-jammable' quantum navigation system The UK completed a successful test flight of a quantum-powered navigation system that can't be jammed by foreign actors. -
Poland Poland's PM Tusk vows to strengthen security at border with Belarus Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk travelled to the border with Belarus on Saturday. -
Euronews Witness Fearing Russian invasion Estonia's civilians heed their country's call to arms EU member Estonia feels threatened by neighbour Russia. This year, the small NATO country will invest over 3% of its GDP to beef up its defence capabilities. It has also been hosting NATO exercises and training civilians in trench warfare, as EuronewsWitness reporter Hans von der Brelie discovered. -
World News Russia mounts Vovchansk incursion as Ukraine evacuates thousands President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the situation as 'extremely difficult' for Ukrainian forces. -
Georgia Is Georgia's 'foreign influence' law about to become a source of new troubles for Europe? The Georgian ruling party's 'foreign influence' bill is meant to keep foreign-financed NGOs in check before the October elections. The same law with a slightly different name was pulled out last year among massive rallies and diplomatic condemnations by the EU and the US. -
Travel News ‘Keep it in your heart’: You could be arrested for taking sand from the beach on this Italian island Stealing sand from Sardinia's beaches could cost you up to €3,000 in fines. -
Destinations Missed the Northern Lights? Here's how to see them next time without getting on a plane If you're looking for a greener way to see this stunning natural spectacle then these European destinations are reachable by rail. -
Tech News AI will not magically solve business challenges. It’s time to re-shape the narrative The right AI solutions are out there for businesses. It’s just about identifying them and implementing them in a way that ladders into a successful technology ecosystem. Bringing in new AI solutions for the sake of it simply won’t work, Thomas Labarthe writes. -
Travel News Which European cities are trying to cut back the number of cruise ship visits? Destinations struggling with overtourism are putting a stop to ships that bring toxic emissions and millions of passengers. -
Business Shein steps up IPO plans amid reports suppliers still work 75 hours a week The retail giant, which has reportedly chosen London for listing, is facing fresh claims of poor working conditions in its supply chain in China. -
No Comment WATCH: Historic Wingsuit Flight Through Tower Bridge Skydivers Complete First-Ever Wingsuit Flight Through London's Tower Bridge -
Smart Regions Is this new EU-funded skin cancer screening device a game changer? Melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer and while survival rates have improved in recent years, late diagnosis and delays in treatment remain key challenges. -
Health news Man who received world’s first pig kidney transplant dies two months after surgery The hospital said that there was “no indication” that the man’s death was the result of the transplant. -
Europe News 'Completely regrettable': Brussels demands answers over ban on EU flags at Eurovision The European Commission has expressed anger over a ban on EU flags at the Eurovision Song Contest and demands explanations. -
Belgium Could Belgium's historic labour law for sex workers usher change across Europe? The law is the first in Europe — and the world — to provide sex workers with social security provisions such as pensions and maternity leave, as well as an official employment contract. -
World News European elections: What do voters want? and what do candidates promise? Watch episode eight of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9. -
Business Eni looks to draw investors with clean division between projects The aim of the move is to attract more investment by allowing both fossil fuel and renewable energy investors to invest solely in their preferred projects, without any crossover of funds. -
Tech News Election misinformation is making Europe 'anxious'. What can be done to limit foreign interference? Weeks from the European elections, there have been many public instances of foreign interference. This is what is being done to limit its impact. -
Culture news Eurovision still 'needs a lot of work' says Switzerland's winner Nemo Nemo, this year's Eurovision winner, has stressed the importance of creating environments that promote love and unity and urged the contest's organisers to reflect on what Eurovision should stand for. -
Tech News Booking.com gatekeeper under EU's online competition rules Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta and Microsoft already fall under the scope of the rules. -
Business 'Choose France' summit attracts record amount from foreign investment President Macron says funding from business giants such as Microsoft, Amazon, and Pfizer will benefit French citizens across the country. -
Europe News Estonia threatens to block Airbnb tax-hike plan The Baltic nation could veto long-discussed plans to charge VAT on online accommodation rentals and taxi rides. -
No Comment WATCH: British Speedgolf championship returns in Berkshire after a five-year pause Luke Bone and Luke Willett claimed victory with a staggering Speedgolf Score of 123:43. Their blistering pace set an unofficial world record for the fastest 18-hole Speedgolf round. -
Markets Gold rush as metal holds onto its shine: What's behind the surge? A number of factors have helped sustain the current wave of interest in gold. China's demand surge, the valuation of the US dollar, and the interest rate path of the Federal Reserve Bank (Fed) may all have had an impact on prices. -
Culture news BAFTA TV Awards 2024: Top Boy, Happy Valley and The Sixth Commandment triumph Comedians Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan hosted the ceremony at London's Royal Festival Hall honouring the best of British TV. -
No Comment WATCH: Tensions rise in Georgia ahead of foreign influence bill hearing The Georgian Parliament is set to discuss the bill in its final reading starting on Monday. -
Earth News Free trees and green garlands: How Antwerp is encouraging residents to be urban gardeners The free-tree scheme in Antwerp is part of an initiative by the local council called Neighbourhood in Bloom. -
Culture news Roger Corman, US producer behind beloved B-movies like ‘Little Shop of Horrors’, dies at 98 The producer and director behind low-budget classics like “Little Shop of Horrors” and “Attack of the Crab Monsters,” Roger Corman helped launch the careers of Hollywood legends like Martin Scorsese and Jack Nicholson. -
Lithuania Nausėda on track to win as Lithuanian presidential election goes to runoff Lithuanians voted in a presidential election on Sunday at a time when Russian gains on the battlefield in Ukraine are fuelling greater fears about Moscow’s intentions, particularly in the strategically important Baltic region. -
Business Eye on the Markets: Eurozone GDP and US CPI in the Spotlight This week, investors await the eurozone's flash Q1 GDP and final April CPI figures, alongside crucial US April inflation data, pivotal for central banks' interest rate decisions and investment sentiment. -
The Big Question The Big Question: Is a business degree the key to success? “You should feel legitimate to have the ambition to become CEO, ministers, leaders of tomorrow.” -
Economy UK stakes its claims to second spot in worldwide online gambling Online gambling in the UK has risen significantly during and post-pandemic, as tax-free winnings, affordability and convenience all contribute to a surge in gambling across the UK. -
Business BMW unveils AI driven plans for it's Munich plant to go electric only BMW’s historic Munich factory will exclusively produce electric vehicles from 2027 as the company shifts towards its e-mobility targets. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 13th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Israel Antony Blinken stuns with public criticism of Israeli conduct in Gaza Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Sunday delivered some of the Biden administration’s strongest public criticism yet of Israel’s conduct of the war in Gaza, saying Israeli tactics have meant “a horrible loss of life of innocent civilians”. -
Europe News Chinese students in the EU targeted amid Beijing’s transnational crackdown - report Overseas Chinese students are being snooped on in Europe and their families harassed in retaliation for their activism, a new report by Amnesty International says. -
Economy Housing in Europe: Where do people rent more than they buy? Switzerland and Germany have high tenancy rates with over half of their populations renting homes. Conversely, the Balkan countries demonstrate higher homeownership rates, though many homes are overcrowded. -
Spain Tide turns as Catalan pro-union socialists win regional elections The centre-left PSC party will need to earn the backing of others, as deal-making in the coming days will be key to forming a government. -
Russia Putin appoints new defence minister as Shoigu takes over National Security Council Nikolai Patrushev, a former spy chief who has led the country's security council since 2008, is yet to be appointed to another position, suggesting a potential shakeup of Putin's inner circle. -
Greece Greek moderate conservatives set to win in European elections The local EPP affiliates of New Democracy are among the few ruling parties in the EU that are topping the polls in the European elections.