13 June 2024 | Euronews
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Sport 'Respect everyone, fear no one': Scotland optimistic of win against Germany in Euros 2024 opener Scotland showed during the qualifying campaign it can surprise, in beating Spain and Norway. However, the side has won only one of its last 13 matches against Germany and that was more than 25 years ago, 1-0 in a friendly in April 1999. -
Europe News NATO defence ministers agree on long-term security aid and training support plan for Ukraine Ministers gathered over two days at NATO headquarters in Brussels for final high-level talks before an upcoming summit hosted by US President Joe Biden in Washington in July. -
Europe News 'I don't know how we'll survive this winter': Ukraine recovery to focus on energy United Nations Development Programme and World Bank discuss how the recovery of Ukraine will look like. -
Europe News US and Ukraine ink 10-year security agreement at G7 summit Leaders of the US and Ukraine signed a security agreement at the G7 summit, delivering what they called a unified message of opposition to Russian President Vladimir Putin. -
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Tech News Steve for PM? Meet the AI candidate standing for election as an MP in the UK AI Steve says only policies with more than 50 per cent support will be adopted into his platform for the UK General Election. -
Tech News Elon Musk's X attracts more right-leaning users since Twitter takeover, new research finds As the US presidential election nears in November, a study found that Republicans felt increasingly more welcome on the platform than Democrats. -
Tech News Porn websites quizzed by EU Commission on protection for minors The platforms need to comply with the EU's Digital Services Act. -
Football Now Euro 2024: Who will win Europe's most significant prize? The European Championships kick off in Stuttgart on Friday, June 14th. Tournament hosts, Germany will be hoping to brush themselves off and push past Scotland in the opening game. -
Europe News Reintegrating AfD into ID is not on the agenda, says French MEP Garraud Members of Identity and Democracy group are considering forming a "supergroup" with the European Conservatives and Reformists, aiming to elevate the far-right to the second-largest force in the EU Parliament. -
Climate Where in Europe are tiger mosquitoes? Dengue cases are rising as the world heats up Dengue cases almost doubled in the EU last year, as climate change creates more favourable conditions for vectors. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 13th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News AI could be your ideal work colleague AI isn't just an assistant — it's a colleague who is available 24/7, processes huge amounts of data, brings out your objective side, and doesn’t let you down, Dr Leonie Gerhards, Dr Alexander Coutts, and Dr Zahra Murad write. -
Spain Erdoğan praises Spain's Sánchez for supporting Palestine during Gaza war Turkey and Spain are working hard to develop and deepen their relationship. -
Russia US journalist Evan Gershkovich to stand trial in Russia on espionage charges Wall Street Journal reporter Gershkovich is accused by Russian authorities of collecting secret information for the CIA about Uralvagonzavod, a military equipment facility in the Sverdlovsk region. -
Design How Newcastle F.C.'s ‘sound shirt’ is transforming live sports for deaf fans Developed by CuteCircuit, the innovative shirt uses advanced haptic technology to translate stadium sounds into immersive physical sensations. -
Travel News 'Extremely interesting': Archaeologists unearth mystery stone building on site of new Crete airport The airport is projected to be Greece's second biggest when it opens. -
Economy Europe prepares for China retaliation after EU imposes EV tariffs As retaliation for the EU’s tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, China could potentially slap duties on things like European pork and dairy products, as well as brandy and luxury goods. -
Culture news 'It's about being unruly and unpredictable': Exhibition celebrates London's folk costumes A collaborative exhibition by the Museum of British Folklore offers a peek behind the pearly buttons of London's vibrant folk communities. -
World News G7 leaders agree on €46 billion loan package for Ukraine US President Joe Biden and top global allies took action on dual fronts on Thursday at the G7 summit to reinforce their solidarity with Ukraine as it fights off Russia's invasion -
World News Does rightward swing and Greens downturn spell end of the Green Deal? While the European Parliament is set to tilt to the right following last weekend’s elections, it is unlikely to mean the thousands of pages of new climate, energy and environmental law put in place under the von der Leyen Commission’s Green Deal are about to be torn up. -
Earth Series Meet the man spearheading preparations for COP29 in Baku What can we expect from COP in Baku this November? -
Ecotech Madrid, Frankfurt, Vienna: How are European cities adapting to heatwaves? As parts of Greece, Cyprus and Türkiye face searing heatwaves, here's how trees, water and green buildings can help. -
Tech News 'Sextortion': One in seven adults threatened with release of intimate images, study finds Sextortion, a form of blackmail that involves sharing someone’s intimate images, may be more widespread than previously thought. -
Europe News Dutch far right takes migration, trade and economic affairs portfolios Candidate ministers need a formal confirmation by parliament, set for next week. -
No Comment WATCH: Spanish firefighters save trapped driver in Murcia Spanish firefighters rescued a driver trapped in raging floodwaters after heavy rains struck Murcia and Alicante. -
Climate With the far right looming large, we must escalate the pace and the scale of the green transition There will be a green transition, and while it probably will be messy and volatile, politics needs to evolve to guide us through stormy waters, Eliot Whittington writes. -
Culture news Sultry sounds: Study reveals what music people prefer during sex What is the most popular music genre in the bedroom? Who's the most popular artist when it comes to getting in the mood? And how many people have admitted to wearing AirPods during sex? All is revealed. -
Business Wimbledon: Game set and match as prize money reaches record Wimbledon is serving up a record prize pot for its Championships this year with even a first-round loser collecting a consolation prize of £60,000. -
No Comment WATCH: Florida's 2024 hurricane season arrives with a rainy deluge The storm system was pushing across Florida from the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday, bringing extended periods of heavy rain across much of the state. -
Business China hits back at EU tariff hike on electric vehicles Now that Europe has announced tariffs on China-made electric cars, the continent is bracing to see if the other shoe drops. -
Europe News Fighting cancer with nanoparticles: medical science hits a potential milestone A new treatment aims to avoid the side-effects of conventional methods like chemotherapy and radiotherapy. -
Europe News Fight breaks out in Italy's Chamber of Deputies during controversial vote Members from multiple parties joined in the brawl, which was sparked by a gesture involving a flag. -
No Comment WATCH: At least 9 killed in Russian attacks on Ukraine ahead of G7 summit Strikes hit a residential building in Kryvyi Rih, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's hometown, on Wednesday. -
Europe News Bulgaria's sixth election in three years sparks further political soul-searching On Sunday, Bulgaria recorded low voter turnout for the European elections and the country's sixth vote in three years. Both political exercises reveal a fragmented political scene in the Balkan nation. -
France French hostage Louis Arnaud returns home after two years' imprisonment in Iran The French national was accused of taking part in demonstrations over the killing of a young woman arrested for not abiding by Iran's strict female dress code. -
Economy Inflation in Spain rises to 3.6% in May driven by the cost of housing Inflation rise in Spain: housing costs, transport and fuel price rises are the main drivers. However, the price of food and non-alcoholic beverages dropped in May 2024. -
Culture news Celebrating the first ever ‘Molly Bloomsday’ - What is Ireland’s YES Festival? Ireland’s first all-female festival takes place at various locations across the north west for the next four days. The YES Festival will feature over 40 events and more than 30 female artists from the nations involved in the ULYSSES European Odyssey project. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 13th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Art Surrealism at 100: Giovanni Guida explores hidden depths with innovative grattage To mark the 100 anniversary of Surrealism, Euronews Culture spoke to the Italian artist Giovanni Guida, deemed by some to be the heir to the movement's pioneer, Max Ernst. -
Business Mexican billionaire buys major stake in BT as new strategy takes hold Carlos Slim who is Latin America's richest man has disclosed a 3.2% stake in the FTSE 100 company, making him one of its largest shareholders. With the purchase by Slim's family business, Inbursa, he becomes the latest high profile investor in the telecoms group. -
Argentina Milei's radical agenda advances in Argentina's Senate as protesters clash with police The populist president has made plans to dramatically slash spending and boost his own powers, and has met with public outcry. -
Europe News NATO defence ministers thrash out new security aid and training support plan for Ukraine Allies are expecting to agree on a new system for backing the war effort after several months where the future of western support seemed well short of certain. -
Culture news Who is lending their star power to Biden and can celebs determine votes? From Robert De Niro to Spielberg, via George Clooney and Julia Roberts, many Hollywood A-listers are lending their star power to politics. But can these celebrity supporters determine votes? And could Taylor Swift's Biden endorsement change things? -
Tech News Elon Musk's X platform is hiding which posts you 'like' citing privacy reasons The in-app changes have seen mixed receptions on the billionaire's social media platform. -
Yemen Yemen's Houthi rebels launch boat-borne bomb attack against Greek-owned ship in Red Sea The US is leading a campaign to try and keep the crucial shipping lane open in the face of strikes launched by the Islamist group. -
Europe News ECJ fines Hungary with €200 million over 'extremely serious' breach of EU asylum law Hungary has been accused of systematically ignoring EU asylum rules. -
Business G7 summit opens with deal to use Russian assets for Ukraine G7 summit opens with deal to use Russian assets for Ukraine as EU's traditional powers recalibrate. -
Health news Past COVID-19 infection may protect people against some common colds Researchers say the new insight may help with the development of future vaccines. -
Italy From Ukraine aid to Pope Francis on AI threats: G7 kicks off in Italy With US President Joe Biden, British PM Rishi Sunak, and now French President Emmanuel Macron all facing elections in the coming months, the pressure is on the G7 to get done what it can while the status quo lasts. -
Europe News What's Le Pen planning for the EU Commission and Parliament? | Radio Schuman The French far-right Rassemblement National (National Rally) will be the biggest national delegations at the European Parliament, together with the German Christian Democrats (CDU). -
Markets Fed rate decision: Implications on the European stock markets European stock markets recoup most of their losses from earlier in the week following the release of US CPI data. Regional markets opened lower despite the Fed’s rate decision propelling Wall Street to all-time highs overnight. -
Ocean Calls Will there ever be more fish in the sea? In this episode of Ocean Calls, we're looking at what caused the now chronic problem of overfishing both globally and in Europe, and what is being done to improve the situation by both the EU and other organisations. -
Space How does a short trip to space impact the human body? A short trip to space may cause some of the same changes as long-term space missions, new research shows. -
Europe News Hungarian opposition raises questions over lone Fidesz ally in EPP group While the chair of the centre-right EPP is in talks with the new Hungarian opposition party about its seven newly elected MEPs joining the group, the leader of the Respect and Freedom (Tisza) Party has questioned the continued presence of an ally of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. -
Tech News Deepfakes are spreading in scams and on social media ‘faster than expected’, experts warn Deepfakes are spreading in scams and on socials faster than expected, according to a new report. -
Healthcare Meloni's attempt to dilute G7 abortion declaration ires diplomats Italy’s hard-right government holding the G7 presidency is seeking to scrap any reference to safe access to abortion in the text of the final leaders' declaration, currently under negotiation. -
Earth News The cost of ‘conflict carbon’: Russia could face €30bn climate reparations bill for war in Ukraine Carbon experts have put together the most comprehensive emissions assessment of any war to date. -
Space Europe's answer to Starlink: How European Space Agency wants to revolutionise space-based Internet The European Space Agency (ESA) is studying how to build a spoof-proof mega-constellation of satellites to deliver "4K video in your pocket" broadband. -
Moments Completed the Camino de Santiago? Here are some alternative walking routes to try Already feeling the heat in Europe? Plan an autumn hike along these quiet alternatives to the Camino. -
Europe News What Brussels found when it probed Chinese subsidies and electric cars China-made electric vehicles will soon be subject to additional tariffs when they are brought into the European Union's borderless market.