3 June 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News Polls predict far-right majority of Dutch seats in European Parliament Dutch candidates rally for the European elections amid concerns over the future of Europe, with polls suggesting potential far-right dominance. -
Israel Four more Israeli hostages declared dead as US urges Israel to accept ceasefire deal From Blinken's latest phone call with Israeli officials to the number of displaced people from Rafah surpassing one million, these are the latest developments from the Israel-Hamas war this Monday. -
Europe News Tensions rise between activists in Mannheim after deadly stabbing of policeman Left-wing supporters accused AfD youth protesters of exploiting the policeman's death at the hands of a migrant for political gain. -
Europe News EU elections: What are the biggest issues at stake? Our journalists provide insights into the stakes of the upcoming European elections, covering issues ranging from defence to the green deal and migration pact. -
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Europe News Poland arrests 18 for alleged planning of hostile acts for Russia and Belarus Polish authorities have arrested 18 individuals, alleging involvement in hostile activities for Russia and Belarus, including plans to assassinate Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy. -
Scenes Watch: Sri Lankan woman turns tragedy into trendy designs In a strange twist of fate, losing her sight in a tragic terror attack more than two decades ago gave Ashcharya Jayakody a new vision to rebuild and become a famed fashion designer. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 3rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Not (just) for hippies: Energy communities should be the drivers of the EU’s re-industrialisation Green and inclusive competition will be the make-or-break element for the future of EU cohesion. Energy communities should be acknowledged for the multiple co-benefits they bring, Chris Vrettos, Philippe Awouters, Stephan C Krabsen and Luca Varotto write. -
World News What will be new European Parliament's first tasks after the elections? Citizens from 27 European countries will elect the new members of the European Parliament, which will then proceed to appoint its president as its first action after the elections on 6-9 June. -
Travel News Croatia, Greece, Austria: Which European destinations have the cleanest water for swimming? Most of Europe's bathing waters, ranging from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean, are of outstanding quality for swimming. -
Earth News Solar panels on old buildings: How is Paris 2024 keeping a lid on Olympics emissions? Construction represents the biggest improvement, with 95% of venues existing or temporary. But critics point to ‘harmful’ sponsorship deals. -
Work What to know about the rising trend of ‘quiet vacationing’ among young workers A recent Harris Poll survey reveals that quiet vacationing, the new workplace trend where employees take unofficial time off, is gaining traction among young workers. -
Europe News Georgia's parliament speaker approves controversial 'Russian law' amid protests Georgia's "foreign agents" bill, sparking protests and a presidential veto over concerns for media freedom and EU membership aspirations, is defended by the ruling Georgian Dream party but still faces calls for abandonment from the EU and US. -
Earth News Better preparation is preventing deaths despite worsening climate disasters, UN says While there are fewer deaths globally from disasters, there are still pockets in the poorest of countries, especially in Africa. -
Healthcare France cracks down on hyaluronic acid to curb illegal cosmetic injections French health authorities made medical prescriptions compulsory to use injectable hyaluronic acid. -
Europe News Farmers block Spanish-French border in major pre-EU elections protest Dozens of tractors have been blocking all major crossing points between Spain and France from Irun in the Basque Country to La Jonquera in Catalonia since Monday morning. The rally is expected to last until Tuesday. -
Culture news First Kodavere song festival aims to revive Estonian dialect Organisers are hoping to strengthen use of the endangered Kodavere dialect – particularly among younger people – through the joy of singing. -
Business Green light for Orange clients with free switch to 5G for Paris 2024 The Paris Olympics will be the first to use 5G extensively, for better quality video-coverage as well as a more immersive experience for spectators. -
Explore From gardens and forests to islands, İstanbul has plenty of spots to enjoy some greenery İstanbul is synonymous with history and cultural landmarks, but it also has colourful gardens and forests to enjoy a spot of nature in the city. -
Business Shein set to file £50 billion London IPO prospectus The IPO would be a huge boost for the UK stock exchange, which has recently seen an increasing number of companies listing in the US. -
Europe News European elections: What do voters want? What do candidates promise? Watch episode 23 of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9. -
Europe News EU elections: Multiple French opposition parties file complaint over Macron interview Macron's centrist party, Renaissance, is projected to come a distant second in this week's European elections. -
Europe Decoded EU recovery plan is failing to meet cities’ climate ambitions As city leaders, if entrusted with the right level of funding and resources, we can be a critical ally to the next EU institutions, working together to ensure the green transition and build a better future for everyone, Anna Lisa Boni, Laia Bonet and Benedek Jávor write. -
Culture news Eurovision’s Bambie Thug shares Israeli delegation’s violations being investigated by EBU Ireland's Bambie Thug has shared that an EBU (European Broadcasting Union) investigation is underway into alleged violations by the Israeli delegation, including comments made during their performance, as well as off-stage incidents during the dress rehearsal of the Grand Final. -
Economy Final manufacturing figures show Eurozone inching towards recovery in May The index remains in negative territory but shows the smallest fall in more than a year. Spain's economic health is looking up while Germany and France continue to show weakness. -
Art Snug polar bears and lava dragons: Take a look at the jaw-dropping Drone Photo Awards 2024 finalists The nominated works were chosen from over 2,000 submissions from 113 countries for the world's most prestigious aerial photography competition. -
Business Plan for luxury midnight trains from France to major cities hits the buffers Private railway company Midnight Trains had wanted to offer a luxury night train service from France to other cities in Europe although a lack of money has stopped the idea from going ahead without sufficient backing from France's public authorities. -
South Korea South Korea to suspend peace deal with Pyongyang over trash-carrying balloons Seoul announced Monday it would suspend a rapprochement deal with North Korea to punish it over its launches of trash-carrying balloons, even after Pyongyang said it would halt its balloon campaign. -
Health news Scaling back cancer treatment can help some patients without compromising outcomes, studies find Multiple studies showed that less intensive treatment may lead to better outcomes. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 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 Climate protester sticks poster over Monet painting at the Musee D'Orsay A climate activist was arrested Saturday after sticking a poster over Monet’s ‘Poppy Field’ at the Musee d’Orsay – the latest in a string of acts of vandalism against art works in the name of the environment. -
Culture news Adele praised for confronting anti-pride heckler during concert Saturday was 1 June, marking the first day of Pride Month. During a Las Vegas gig, British singer Adele clapped back at a homophobic audience member who yelled: "Pride sucks". The footage of the moment has gone viral and garnered much praise for Adele. -
Culture news Michael Douglas suggests anti-Israel campus protesters ‘brainwashed’ during visit to Israel Michael Douglas met with Israel’s president Isaac Herzog, and suggests that many pro-Palestinian protesters on American campuses have been subject to “brainwashing.” -
Philippines Zelenskyy promotes Ukraine peace summit in surprise visit to Philippines Ahead of his visit to Manila, the Ukrainian president said that Russia is using Chinese diplomats to dissuade countries from attending the upcoming peace summit in Switzerland. -
Europe News Will liberals be biggest losers of EU election? | Radio Schuman Radio Schuman is your new go-to podcast to spice up your weekday mornings with relevant news, insights, and behind-the-scenes stories from Brussels and beyond -
Culture news Album anniversaries: Three records to celebrate in June 2024 From flirtatious pop to electro remixes via raw declarations, three British artists tackle love in all its permutations – sultry, heartbreaking, and melancholic. Here's our pick of the three albums celebrating a major anniversary this month. -
Space How can Europe fund its space ambitions? Europe is lagging behind in the space economy, and member states are calling for more public and private investment to remain competitive with global players - but challenges remain for the next Commission mandate and the sector first needs a new strategy to attract investors. -
Germany Germany's head coach blasts public broadcaster for 'racist' survey A survey of 1304 people by the country's public broadcaster ARD found that 21 per cent would prefer more players with white skin playing for Germany. -
Culture news Blast from the past: Spanish best-seller revives interest in the 'dying art of commerce' In the age of huge, soulless shopping malls, a book celebrating the beauty of old Spanish shop fronts has become a surprise hit. -
Mexico Mexico elects Claudia Sheinbaum as its first woman president The governing party candidate campaigned on continuing the political course set over the last six years by her political mentor, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. -
Earth News Halfway to COP29: What is the Bonn Climate Change Conference and why does it matter? Around 6,000 people will gather for discussions halfway to COP29 in Azerbaijan this November. -
Markets Week ahead: ECB rate decision and EU elections take centre stage European financial markets are set to react to two major events: the European Central Bank's rate decision and the EU Parliamentary elections. -
The Big Question AI will help small businesses compete with retail giants, says Shopify President “If you want to be a relevant, modern brand, you have to be able to sell across every surface area where consumers are spending their time,” says Shopify President. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 3rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Germany Germany: Police officer injured in Mannheim stabbing dies The attack took place during a Pax Europa event, an organisation which describes itself as informing the public about the dangers posed by the “increasing spread and influence of political Islam.” -
Economy What is a financial influencer and how do we know we can trust them? About one third of Gen Zers now turn to social media and financial influencers for money tips, according to Intuit Credit Karma. However, this also comes with regulatory challenges for those sharing them. -
Europe News EU elections: French candidates enter final stretch of campaign The campaign for the European elections is drawing to a close in France. Voting takes place on 9 June, with the official campaign closing on Friday, 7 June, providing an opportunity for the candidates to make their last moves. -
Europe News Serbia's ruling populists claim 'pure and convincing' victory in municipal elections Skirmishes between police and opposition supporters were reported in some areas amid claims the SNS had set up illicit 'call centres' to rally supporters to vote for them. One opposition coalition leader slammed the vote as marked by "abuse of the media, fake news and hate speech". -
Europe News Ukraine imposes emergency power shutdowns as Russia attacks energy grid Power out in all but three regions of Ukraine with state-owned power grid operator Ukrenergo saying shutdowns affected both industrial and household consumers.