22 May 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News What's happening in Gaza is 'unconscionable', says Irish PM Harris Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris answered Euronews' questions in an exclusive interview, discussing the Israel-Hamas conflict and offering justification for Ireland's decision to recognise Palestine as a state. -
World News Main candidates for EU elections to answer public questions on live debate In a live debate organised by the EBU and broadcast on Euronews, the five candidates will tackle issues such as climate, migration, and security. -
Sport Judo World Championships day 4: three more World Champions All the latest developments on the 2024 Abu Dhabi World Judo Championships. -
Spain How pro-Palestinians in Spain view Madrid's recognition of Palestine? Spain set to recognise the Palestinian State yet protesters at Madrid's Complutense University, camping for over 16 days, view Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's announcement as insufficient, vowing to continue their action until ties with Israel are cut. -
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No Comment WATCH: Mothers honor Srebrenica victims ahead of U.N. genocide vote Mothers of the 8,000 Bosnian Muslims killed in the 1995 Srebrenica genocide laid a wreath at their graves on Wednesday. -
No Comment WATCH/ Locals patrol streets amid persistent unrest Residents in Nouméa, New Caledonia, took to patrolling their streets and clearing debris as sporadic violence persisted despite increased security measures. -
Health news This new device could help people with spinal cord injuries restore function in their hands and arms Its developers say it’s the first device which doesn't need to be implanted into the patient. -
Europe News €440k frozen in Italy over suspect scam by fake farmers Italian authorities issued a freezing order against group of farmers alleging EU farming subsidies were claimed for gardeners. -
World News Spain, Ireland seen tipping balance of bloc towards Palestine recognition EU countries have signalled mixed responses to recognising Palestinian state. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 22nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
United Kingdom UK Prime Minister Sunak announces surprise election on 4 July In a speech that followed much speculation, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak confirmed that the national election will be held on 4 July. -
Tech News Looking for an online article from 2013? It may have disappeared, new study says New research from the US-based Pew Research Centre found that nearly 40 per cent of all web pages that were created in 2013 are no longer accessible due to a phenomenon they call “digital decay”. -
Denmark Major fire engulfs Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk A large fire broke out at Novo Nordisk's offices near Copenhagen today, the second blaze to hit the Ozempic-maker in a week, the company posted on social media. -
Culture news Thousands of Damien Hirst artworks younger than suggested, investigation reveals Damien Hirst's artworks for his controversial 'The Currency' project are the second to be accused of being misleadingly labelled. -
Culture news Sale of Elvis Presley's former home Graceland blocked by Tennessee judge Actor and granddaughter of Elvis, Riley Keough has been trying to stop a firm from selling the famous Graceland residence. -
No Comment WATCH: Novo Nordisk faces another fire A major fire has broken out at a building at the head quarters of Danish pharmaceutical firm Novo Nordisk -
Earth News UK drivers could save over €150 and win prizes for giving up their cars next month - here’s how The campaign from Possible highlights practical ways that the British public can tackle climate change. -
Europe News French President Macron goes on Pacific mission to stop New Caledonia riots The French overseas territory in the southwest Pacific Ocean has been rocked by clashes and looting for more than a week over a voting system reform proposed by Paris. -
Health news 'Bionic' MP who had hands and feet amputated gets standing ovation on return to parliament Craig Mackinlay, a 57-year-old MP, nearly died from sepsis and had to have his arms and feet surgically removed. -
World News European elections: What do voters want? What do candidates promise? Watch episode fifteen of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9. -
Economy What's hot and what's not for travel and tourism this year? Travel and tourism levels across the world are expected to jump back to pre-pandemic levels in 2024, according to a report on tourism and travel from the World Economic Forum. -
Earth News More than 20% of shareholders vote against Shell’s climate strategy at tense AGM The meeting was punctuated by protests from groups calling out Shell’s climate record and alleged actions in the Niger Delta. -
Business Business must lead on safeguarding nature On World Biodiversity Day, a call on corporates to scale-up positive action, World Economic Forum's Akanksha Khatri writes. -
Business Italy flags up fury to Fiat over use of tricolour for cars made abroad A row between Italian premier Giorgia Meloni and Fiat owner Stellantis has been halted by Fiat agreeing to remove the Italian flag from the bumper of Fiat 600 cars actually made in Poland. -
The Exchange Paris 2024: Business plans for Olympic boost Paris 2024 is almost here. Billions have been spent trying to create the most sustainable Olympics yet. The Exchange meets the leaders at the forefront of efforts to create a legacy of economic and environmental success. -
Business Inter Milan win: US firm Oaktree puts the boot in over Suning's debts US investment management firm Oaktree wins Inter Milan after previous owner failed to meet a deadline to repay a debt of nearly €400 million. -
Cult Saadiyat Cultural District: One of the greatest cultural hubs set for 2025 completion Saadiyat Cultural District is set for completion in Abu Dhabi by 2025 -
No Comment WATCH: Jacob Zuma barred from election by high court decision Former South African President Jacob Zuma has been disqualified from running for Parliament due to a previous criminal conviction. -
No Comment Rolling blackouts as Russian attacks erode Ukraine's energy capacity Rolling blackouts returned to Ukraine’s capital this month after successive Russian airstrikes since March whittled away the country’s energy capacity, one destroyed piece of infrastructure after another. -
Tech News AI Seoul Summit: World leaders agree to launch network of safety institutes The agreement came during a virtual session of the AI Safety Summit hosted jointly by South Korea and the UK. -
Culture news Stop, collaborate and Vote! Spotify is encouraging people to vote in the European elections Spotify has launched a campaign to encourage users to vote in the upcoming European Parliament elections. -
Europe News Commission’s ‘revolving door’ for senior staff may undermine EU interests, Ombudsman says The move of an experienced senior official to a private law firm has prompted a probe by Emily O’Reilly, responsible for investigating suspected maladministration. -
World News Timeline: Which countries have recognised Palestinian state? When and why? After three European countries said on Wednesday they would recognise Palestinian statehood, Euronews looked at why recognition is such a polarising issue, who has recognised Palestine so far, and under what circumstances. -
World News European Parliament's competing hard-right groups will unite to form bloc, Anders Vistisen says Vistisen exclusively tells Euronews there is “no more political divide” between Meloni and Le Pen’s political factions than there is within other mainstream political groups. -
Markets Citigroup fined millions in UK over 'fat-finger' trading error Trade monitoring controls at the US investment bank were not robust enough and led to mistakes, explained UK regulators. -
Estonia Russia waging shadow war on West: Estonia PM Kaja Kallas said the West needs a "coordinated approach" against Moscow's threats, amid rising cases of alleged sabotage, electronic warfare and spying. -
Focus President Aliyev calls for oil producing countries to pay more to help tackle global climate issues As Azerbaijan continues its countdown to hosting COP29 we speak to Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev about his ambitions as host country and the action that needs to be taken to address climate change. -
Europe News Maximilian Krah steps down from AfD leadership role after pressure from EU far-right allies The AfD has been marred by multiple scandals over the past few months which has hurt its standing in the polls. -
Food and Drink How Portugal's pastel de nata became Brussels favourite pastry There's soft power and there's sweet power. An initiative launched last year is spreading fast in Brussels and beyond after being backed by EU officials and European integration enthusiasts. -
Earth News Madrid’s mango-scented tarmac reignites residents’ anger over chopped trees Residents questioned why the city council didn’t just plant real fruit trees, given they also cool cities down in summer. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 22nd – 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 Cannes 2024 review: ‘Anora’ – Sean Baker’s kinetic take on 'Pretty Woman' is fantastic The director of 'Tangerine', 'The Florida Project' and 'Red Rocket' delivers a brilliant rollercoaster ride - a modern fairytale that doubles as a gut-punch tragedy. -
Business EU elections: What happens if the far-right parties gain more power? The radical right parties are experiencing a surge in public support, according to the opinion polls. A potential right-wing victory in the election could significantly impact the eurozone's macro landscape. -
Climate Migration policies must improve to meet Europe’s green building goals European construction industries need reforms to migration policies to offer straightforward, legal pathways for technical trades workers to enter their countries and perform much-needed jobs, Claire Kumar writes. -
Business Online car dealer Cazoo crashes into insolvency putting jobs at risk The troubled online car seller Cazoo had recently cut hundreds of jobs as part of a major programme of restructuring in an attempt to survive. -
Tech News Macron announces new investments in tech, says Paris will be ‘city of AI’ The French president spoke at the Elysée Palace to tech leaders and politicians, saying that this was a moment of “strategic awakening”. -
Why tech companies are actively hiring neurodivergent people Tech companies are recognising the untapped potential of those with different neurotypes such as autism spectrum disorder. -
Economy UK inflation slows less than predicted: Is a summer rate cut now in doubt? UK inflation slowed to 2.3% in April 2024, the lowest since July 2021, down from 3.2% in March, but missed the predicted drop to 2.1%. Core inflation, excluding energy, food, alcohol, and tobacco, rose by 3.9% year-on-year, above expectations. -
Georgia Venice Commission advises Georgia to scrap 'foreign influence' law Georgia should repeal the "foreign influence" law that has sparked mass protests, the Council of Europe's top constitutional law body said on Tuesday. -
Culture news AI can detect sarcasm now. Great... Oh isn’t AI so clever. We're just soooo happy that some researchers in the Netherlands have built an AI sarcasm detector. 🙄 -
Ukraine Ukraine plunged into darkness as Russia attacks power grid Rolling attacks by Moscow on Ukrainian energy infrastructure have forced Kyiv to implement nationwide blackouts. -
Gaza Spain, Ireland and Norway announce they will recognise the State of Palestine The countries say the move is aimed at injecting new momentum into efforts to secure long-lasting peace in the war-torn region. -
Lifestyle In pictures: Adorable designer dogs strut their stuff at the Pet Gala The unique gala featured 18 dogs dressed in couture outfits inspired by celebrity looks from this year's Met Gala. -
The Cube Why is Central Europe at heightened risk of fake news ahead of European elections? Recent statistics show that at least half of the population in countries such as Slovakia, Poland and the Czech Republic are exposed to misinformation online. -
Tech News AI, climate, deep tech... and Elon Musk: What to expect from VivaTech 2024 VivaTech is back this week, welcoming thousands of start-ups, visitors, and a certain tech billionaire. Here's what's in store from our team in Paris. -
Business Previewing Nvidia’s First-Quarter Earnings: What to expect? Nvidia is set to release its first-quarter earnings for the fiscal year 2025. Investors will be particularly focused on the performance of its data centre. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 22nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Moments World’s first AI tour guide is helping visitors on the Danish island of Fanø Fanø, an island in the Wadden Sea, is popular with nature-loving tourists.