10 June 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News Germany's far-right AfD appoints new European Parliament delegation leader Political scientist Dr Antonios Souris says part of the AfD's success can be attributed to their successful social media campaign. -
Europe News Ukraine Recovery Conference head resigns in bitter row with Kyiv Mustafa Nayyem's resignation comes only a day before the Ukraine Recovery Conference kicks off in Berlin. -
Europe News Dissolution of the National Assembly: Gamble or political courage? After losing to the far-right National Rally in the European elections, French President Emmanuel Macron dissolved the National Assembly and called for early parliamentary elections. -
Malawi Search underway for Malawi vice president after military jet disappears The plane left Malawi's capital, Lilongwe, but failed to make its scheduled landing at Mzuzu International Airport around 45 minutes later. -
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Belgium Why will radicals from both right and left be loose cannons of new EU Parliament? The non-attached members of the European Parliament, totaling 100 seats, are seeking for a group. Many of these MEPs hold radical political views on both the left and right, and they often oppose policies regarding Russia, the Green Deal, and enlargement. -
Europe News Italy: PM Meloni established as kingmaker as party secures win in elections Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's Fratelli d'Italia party has won European elections in Italy with a whopping 28% of votes. Analysts say she secured herself as kingmaker in the European Parliament. -
Europe News EPP won't seek formal deal with Meloni, says secretary general. But case-by-case work is possible The Green Deal has been "too ideologically driven" and needs to be rethought to emphasise the "competition angle," says Thanasis Bakolas. -
Belgium Business and labour representatives expect a reformist coalition in the EP Business and labour representatives expect a reformist coalition in the EP, in order to make a revision of the Green Deal that will cut red tape and be fairer to workers. -
Scenes Watch: The guardian angel providing prosthetic limbs to amputated children in Nigeria Crystal Chigbu is transforming the lives of disabled children through her organisation, the Irede Foundation. -
Egypt Blinken visits Middle East to promote Gaza ceasefire deal US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Cairo on Monday as a proposal for a ceasefire deal approved by President Joe Biden hangs in the balance. -
Nature ‘One of the most nature-depleted countries on Earth’: UK faces legal battle over wildlife With the UK government not mentioning nature in its election manifesto, 82 nature groups are holding it to account. -
Travel News Germany, Italy, UK: Which European countries spent the most on tourism last year? The UN World Tourism Organization has tracked which countries spend the most on tourism, earn the most and the most visited destinations last year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 10th – 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 What went wrong for the EU election-losing Greens and Liberals? Political fragmentation, far-right, national responses to housing, inflation, the war in Ukraine and the efforts required by the European Green Deal may play a role in the painful losses suffered by the liberal Renew group and the Greens following the European elections held between 6-9 June. -
Europe News European elections: Far left lost, yet unexpectedly gained in the north In the European elections on Sunday, socialists managed to secure seats as voters rejected current governments. -
Europe Decoded The EU has to support Zelenskyy’s peace plan, the best hope for a free Ukraine By delivering a clear message of support and following these words with action, Germany and other European leaders can support millions at risk of famine worldwide and put an end to Putin’s attempts to drive a wedge between Africa and Europe, Neven Mimica writes. -
Earth News Up to 5m of beach are disappearing from this Spanish coast every year: Is climate change to blame? Human activity from construction along the coast between Torremolinos and Málaga laid the groundwork for this erosion to occur. -
Travel News This European country is launching the world’s longest circular hiking trail to combat overtourism Portugal’s tourist hotspots are overwhelmed with visitors. A new hiking trail aims to restore balance. -
Poland Explosion in Polish weapons factory leaves one dead A blast occurred at the Mesko arms factory in the southeastern Polish city of Skarzysko-Kamienna on Monday, resulting in a fire and the death of a 59-year-old worker. -
Travel News Boat rentals: The alternative tourism trend that’s taking over Spain The past decade has seen a wave of yacht rental platforms shaking up sailing holidays - and they’re on the rise in Spain. -
Earth News The city that is trying to sleep: Paris seeks to cut noise pollution by four decibels The French capital has launched a public consultation on how to protect residents’ ears. -
Europe News Italian activist Ilaria Salis to be released following her election as an MEP The Italian activist and newly elected MEP, Ilaria Salis, was accused of assaulting far-right protesters, facing a potential 20-year sentence. She will be freed under MEP immunity. -
Economy European countries get competitive to gain ground for Chinese EV factories EU countries are offering incentives such as tax breaks, an easing of regulations in designated zones and support for battery factories to Chinese EV makers. -
Design Celebrate World Art Nouveau Day by discovering 8 European architectural wonders World Art Nouveau Day is marked every year on 10 June, the anniversary of the deaths of two greats of the movement: Catalan Antoni Gaudí and Hungarian Ödön Lechner. -
Health news Gonorrhoea is becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics, EU health authorities warn A new surveillance report found that bacteria causing the sexually transmitted disease (STD) have increased in drug resistance. -
Tech News Is Apple about to make a big AI iPhone announcement? What to expect from WWDC 2024 Apple is hotly tipped to announce how it plans to use artificial intelligence (AI) in the company’s devices. -
Europe News Why did Olaf Scholz’s coalition do so badly? German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s Social Democrats suffered their worst result in a national vote in more than a century, renewing questions over the government’s stability. -
Smart Regions Herodotus Project: a digital bridge to Cyprus and north Aegean region's rich heritage The Herodotus project is a unique initiative to preserve a range of historical archives from Cyprus and the North Aegean. It includes audiovisual, music and broadcast material and collections of local newspaper archives. -
Europe News Belgian King Philippe accepts Prime Minister De Croo's resignation The outgoing Belgian prime minister suffered a heavy blow in the elections on Sunday. -
Markets Markets see 'emotional reaction' to European election results and Macron's surprise move European assets face a risk-off session post-weekend's parliamentary elections. The euro saw the worst two-day performance against the dollar since February 2023. All European indices were in negative territory. -
Culture news Glastonbury is likely to take a year off in 2026, says organiser Emily Eavis “The fallow year is important because it gives the land a rest, and it gives the cows a chance to stay out for longer and reclaim their land,” says Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis. -
No Comment Clean-up underway in Austrian towns after severe storms Residents in several towns in Austria were cleaning up on Monday after severe thunderstorms over the weekend caused flooding and mudslides. -
Europe News Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez stands as rest of continent shakes after EU elections Never before have EU elections had such an impact on national politics across the bloc, but in Spain they did not bring about the collapse of the socialist government as the conservatives had hoped. -
Europe News French President Emmanuel Macron dissolved the parliament, but now what? Macron's decision on Sunday to dissolve the National Assembly has been described as both historic and totally unexpected. This daring move presents significant risks for the French liberal leader and marks a pivotal moment in his political career. -
Culture news The internet is going nuts over ‘Hot Rodent Men’ - What does it mean? Gen Z want Hot Rodent Men - and they are being very vocal about it. What does it mean? How does one qualify? And how is being compared to a rodent a compliment? -
Business Italian energy start-up has a blast with plans for nuclear expansion across UK Italian energy company Nucleo confirms it is seeking to build 20 mini reactors in the United Kingdom. -
Iran Iran names six approved candidates for presidential election The 28 June snap election takes place following President Ebrahim Raisi's death last month in a helicopter crash. -
Europe News France snap elections: Why Macron is gambling with France and Europe? Macron lost his absolute majority in parliament in 2022 and has had to negotiate support from opposition parties on a case-by-case basis. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 10th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Centre right bags victory in Bulgaria national and EU elections But the results could spell more political instability for the EU's poorest member state. -
Business London faces further body blow as another UK blue-chip group mulls US listing UK giant Ashtead Group is considering a move to list its company in the US. It already makes a significant amount of its total revenue there so already has the groundwork laid out for such a shift. -
Culture news Dutch broadcaster threatens to pull out of next Eurovision Song Contest The Netherlands has warned it may pull out of future Eurovision Song Contests after this year's contestant, Joost Klein, was disqualified. -
Art King Charles III's ceramic goat sells at auction for a whopping €13,000 If you belong to an archaic system of hereditary power, there are always going to be buyers... -
No Comment WATCH: Naked cyclists demand improved road safety Hundreds of naked cyclists took to the streets of the Mexican capital on Saturday calling for greater rights and safety on the road. -
Europe News Hungary: Orban's right-wing party wins EU election but loses major support Although his populist Fidesz party won 44% of votes in Sunday's EU election, a newcomer is threatening Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's grip on power. -
No Comment Protests in Paris and Brussels against far right gains in EU elections The results of recent EU parliamentary elections have sparked protests and political upheaval across the bloc. -
Europe News Macron responds to election defeat with snap election | Radio Schuman Radio Schuman is your new go-to podcast to spice up your weekday mornings with the latest news, insights, and behind-the-scenes stories from Brussels and beyond -
Markets Euro slumps after Macron calls election and far-right surge in Europe The euro slumps against most of its G-10 currency counterparts as the French President called a snap election, and the far right gained seats in the European Parliament -
Europe News Europe veers right but centre-ground resists: What the EU election results mean and what's next The pro-European parties at the centre command a majority, despite voters veering to the right. But Ursula von der Leyen's path to re-election is fraught with difficulties. -
Europe News EU election results updates: Von der Leyen remains noncommittal about inviting Greens for talks Apart from painful losses for the liberal Renew group and the Greens, the overall division of seats in the European Parliament remains largely unchanged despite major upsets in France and other national polls. -
Culture news Homage in Huesca: George Orwell's son honours writer's Spanish civil war ambition George Orwell never fulfilled his wish to visit Huesca when he fought in the Spanish Civil War but nearly 90-years on, his son Richard Blair has made the trip to unveil a statue in honour of his famous father. -
Europe News Latest EU election results on Europe level and in all 27 member states Stay updated on the 2024 European Elections with our coverage and analysis. Track the latest results and explore detailed breakdowns both at European level and by country in real-time, as provided by the European Parliament. -
Europe News EU elections: Meet the winners and losers in Brussels and across Europe Hundreds of millions of Europeans have voted to select 720 Members of the European Parliament, and rising support for the far right prompted Emmanuel Macron to call shock early elections in France. -
Markets Ahead in the markets: EU elections and US Fed rate decision in focus The outcome of the EU Parliamentary Elections and the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) interest rate decision are set to shape the market trends this week. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 10th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Europe News Belgian PM De Croo announces resignation after heavy election loss De Croo will now tend his resignation to King Philippe, who has the power to reject it at his discretion. -
Climate ‘Without farmers, Sicily as we know would not exist’: Drought takes its toll on crops and livestock Italy declared a drought emergency in Sicily a couple of months ago, hitting farmers and breeders the hardest. -
Europe News Why has French President Emmanuel Macron announced snap elections after EU Parliament poll defeat? Macron's Renew party suffered a stinging defeat in the European elections, securing just 15.2% of the votes to the far-right National Rally's 31.5%, according to provisional results. -
Europe News Hungary: Newcomer Peter Magyar shakes Orban's hold on power, early results say In early predictions Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán’s ruling Fidesz party holds onto power but does worse than expected, as newcomer Péter Magyar displays wide appeal. -
Europe News Analysis: Centre holds in European Parliament elections, but will it be enough? Pro-European parties still hold a comfortable majority, according to data released after polls closed in EU elections – but key votes to approve a new executive could still be tight. -
Europe News Spain: Centre-right PP beats Sanchez' socialists by slight majority, exit polls say The centre-right Partido Popular (PP) saw a 12% increase since the last elections, and far-right Vox doubled its seats in the European Parliament on Sunday.