18 May 2024 | Euronews
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Israel Israel's Benny Gantz sets June 8 deadline for adoption of new Gaza war plan Centrist member of Israel's three-member war cabinet, Benny Ganz, threatened to resign if the government does not adopt his six-point plan for the Gaza operation by 8 June. -
Europe News Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez leads EU in push to recognise Palestine as a sovereign state Spain's prime minister said during a rally in Catalonia that he is going to propose the parliament's official recognition of Palestine as a state on Wednesday, 22 May. -
Culture news Cannes 2024 review: 'Kinds of Kindness' - Yórgos Lánthimos proving you have to be cruel to be kind Group sex. Cannibalism. Cults. Doppelgängers. Messiah figures. Dogs. Yórgos Lánthimos returns to his sick roots with his very own spin on The Twilight Zone. And it’s a blast. -
Europe News Chancellor visits flood-stricken regions in southwest Germany German Chancellor Olaf Scholz toured flooded regions in the southwest, where rivers have burst their banks and caused flash floods and landslides after heavy rainfall. -
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Europe News Pope Francis encourages forgiveness and love in visit to Verona The pope also spoke of the ''genius of Shakespeare'' the playwright who set his famous Romeo and Juliet play in Verona. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 18th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Court orders detention of suspected would-be assassin of Slovakia's PM The man accused of attempting to assassinate Robert Fico was ordered to remain behind bars Saturday. Fico is in serious but stable condition, officials said. -
Georgia Georgian PM join thousands to mark controversial family Purity Day Thousands, including Georgia's Prime Minister, marched in Tbilisi to celebrate Family Purity Day, highlighting traditional values amid rising tensions over LGBTQ+ rights and controversial new laws. -
Afghanistan Flooding kills at least 68 people in Afghanistan At least 50 people have been reported dead in the hard-hit western province of Ghor, according to local authorities after unusually heavy seasonal rain. -
Georgia Georgia's president vetoes media law that's provoked weeks of protests President Salome Zourabichvili on Saturday vetoed the so-called “Russian law” targeting media that has sparked weeks of mass protests. -
Culture news Cannes 2024 review: 'Bird' - Andrea Arnold's superb fantastical tale set in broken Britain Screening in Competition, Andrea Arnold's new film manages to fuse social and magical realism, in a harsh yet uplifting tale that will leave you ready to take flight. -
Tech News Elon Musk's X sheds the last of its Twitter branding by changing web address to x.com The social media platform formerly known as Twitter has officially changed its URL address to x.com, months after shedding the iconic blue bird logo. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 18th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Climate activists glue themselves to Munich airport runway Climate activists from Last Generation disrupted Munich airport by gluing themselves to a runway, leading to flight cancellations and delays over a busy weekend. -
World News Europe hit by severe floods in the north and heatwaves in the south Heavy rainfall and storms wreak havoc across northern Italy, France and Germany, whilst southern Italy endures an unseasonal heatwave. -
Business Cartier-owner Richemont names new CEO amid luxury slowdown The Swiss group will transfer Nicolas Bos from Van Cleef & Arpels as part of a restructuring process. -
Culture news The best things to do and see (or watch) in Europe this week Rothko's rare paper paintings in Norway, Francis Ford Coppola's mad 'Megalopolis' in Cannes, and a new Billie Eilish album: 'Hit Me Hard and Soft'. Here's what's good (and bizarre) in Europe this week. -
Ukraine Deadly Russian airstrikes on the cities of Kharkiv and Odesa Four people have died after Russian airstrikes hit the city of Kharkiv on Friday, as Ukrainian troops fought to halt Russian advances in the region. -
Work How do you get ahead in an AI-dominated jobs market? These skills are what you need to master With 71 per cent of leaders favouring less experienced candidates with AI skills over more experienced ones without them, professionals are being urged to adopt and master AI tools. -
World News Sixth fatality reported in New Caledonia violence French security forces reported another death in armed clashes in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia on Saturday, the sixth fatality in nearly a week of violent unrest. -
France Hundreds gather in Paris to light candles after synagogue attacked Around 200 people gathered at the Place de la République in Paris at the start of the Jewish Shabbat to remember the synagogue attack in Rouen. -
Nature Why is Trump’s son-in-law allowed to build in Europe’s first wild river national park delta? A new international airport and luxury tourism developments could spell the end for one of Europe’s last pristine deltas. -
Art 'Now You See Us': Tate Britain celebrates 400 years of ignored female artists The exhibition at Tate Britain showcases trailblazing female artists such as Angelica Kauffman, Artemisia Gentileschi, and Mary Beale. -
Markets Wake up and smell the coffee but where's the best value espresso? Coffee prices continue to rise in the continent but at a considerably slower rate than last year's double-digit price hikes. -
Business British supermarket Sainsbury’s plans to cut costs by harnessing AI A five year tie-up with Microsoft could potentially help the supermarket chain to make use of AI to cut costs and improve staff efficiency. -
Earth News This Spanish city wants to be the first in Europe to introduce mandatory bike insurance for cyclists The move is part of a growing backlash in Spain and Europe against cyclists that has seen new bike paths removed and allegations of cities misusing EU funding. -
Moments Why I’m racing to get my French citizenship before the EU’s Entry/Exit System launches in October As a Brit, the introduction of the EES means I’m more desperate than ever to get my French citizenship. -
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? MEPs' side jobs: how can the EU be more transparent? In this edition, we look at what lawmakers' extracurricular activities mean for their core role. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 18th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine 'Where is Mama?' - How a Ukrainian boy was abducted by Russian forces Sasha and his family lived in Mariupol. In the first month of the full-scale invasion, he was forcefully separated from his mother and brought to occupied Donetsk. For weeks, his grandmother Liudmyla didn't know whether he was dead or alive.