3 July 2024 | Euronews
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Ukraine Russian missiles strike eastern Ukraine's Dnipro in daylight attack killing at least 5 At least five dead and over 47 injured after a Russian attack on Dnipro. One of the strikes damaged a large shopping centre along with other nearby facilities. -
Lifestyle Quit while you're ahead or not: Why is it so hard to say goodbye? As the pressure mounts on US President Joe Biden, football icon Cristiano Ronaldo and British tennis knight Sir Andy Murray to step back or step down from the top, Garfield Myrie considers why is it so hard to say goodbye? -
Israel The dragnet approach to the EU individual sanctions regime is failing Dr Moshe Kantor's case clearly demonstrates a cleanup of the list is long overdue. Those who deserve sanctions should remain, while those who were caught up in the overly tenacious initial compilation should be removed, Eldad Beck writes. -
Earth News Hungary eyes EU consensus on geothermal energy future by end of year Shortly after kicking-off the rotating EU Presidency seat, Hungary is aligning with Poland to unfold geothermal energy in Europe. -
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Europe News Poland's Law and Justice says no to Orbán's Patriots and stays with Meloni's group in EU Parliament Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) had been courted by Hungary's Viktor Orbán to join his brand new "Patriots for Europe" alliance. -
Travel News From a free Paris cruise to Venice ‘limo boats’: Uber expands water transport in Europe Ride-hailing app Uber is launching new water-based transport services in Europe. -
Earth News ‘Really stupid’: Biden bashes climate change deniers while announcing extreme heat safeguards Very few US states have workplace standards for heat exposure currently in place. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 3rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Ozempic, Wegovy tied to rare condition that causes one-eye blindness, study says Researchers identified a possible link between semaglutide and a rare eye condition but said more research is needed to know whether the drug actually caused the problem. -
Russia French citizen pleads guilty to military data offences in Russia, state media say NGO adviser Laurent Vinatier is accused by Russian authorities of building a wide network of contacts to obtain sensitive information. -
Israel Knife attack in Israeli mall leaves one dead and another injured, police say The incident took place at Hutzot Karmiel Mall on Wednesday. Local authorities labelled the stabbing as a "terrorist attack". -
Europe News Bulgaria's parliament votes down centre-right minority government The GERB party, which proposed the minority government, finished first in the June elections but has only 68 legislators in the 240-seat National Assembly. -
Europe News Von der Leyen's re-election dilemma: Look right or turn green? The Green group in the European Parliament claims it offers European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's only safe path to re-election. -
Europe News UK election: Party leaders make last-ditch bid for votes as campaign ends Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has asked voters to refrain from handing over “unchecked power” to Labour. -
Moments Walking trails, trains and outdoor activities: A guide to exploring Italy sustainably Italy has invested millions in sustainable tourism, from walking trails to trains. -
Earth News ‘Anger is at fever pitch’: 82% of UK public back independent inquiry into sewage pollution crisis The survey also revealed a major lack of trust in politicians to address sewage discharge into UK rivers, lakes and seas. -
Business Whale Cloud reveals plan to revolutionise digital landscape with AI George Zhao, Deputy CMO of Whale Cloud International, spoke to Euronews’ Angela Barnes at GSMA MWC in Shanghai about recent company advancements and recruiting European talent. -
Kazakhstan Putin and Xi meet at Central Asian summit in show of deepening ties Ever-closer collaboration between Russia, China and other countries has caused increased concern for NATO and Western powers. -
Gaza Palestinians flee Gaza's second-largest city as Hezbollah demands ceasefire Clashes on the southern Lebanese border have raised the possibility of a direct conflict between Hezbollah and the Israeli military. -
Healthcare EU pushes against drugs with new Lisbon-based agency The new European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA) will work to tackle the health and security threats related to illicit drugs across the bloc focusing on the monitoring of new substances and cross-border cooperation. -
Space Sweden’s Arctic spaceport is gearing up to launch the first satellites from mainland Europe The Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) is partnering with US and South Korean rocket providers with a focus on sustainability and national security. -
Tech News China leads world’s generative AI patent filings, UK tops Europe, report finds A UN report has found that China filed six times more patent findings than the US. -
Business Chocolate maker plans vegan Nutella - what's nut to like? Ferrero is planning a vegetable version of Nutella for Italy's supermarket shelves. The new version will have no traces of animal-origin ingredients. -
Health news Taxing certain antibiotics could reduce dependance and help tackle threat of drug resistance Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a major public health concern, and a new study looks into how taxation could impact antibiotic prescriptions. -
Europe Decoded New EU migration rules neglect cities’ needs and fail to uphold human rights The EU’s New Pact on Migration is designed to deliver a coordinated approach to European migration. However, it overlooks cities’ crucial integration role while reinforcing migration as a threat to be controlled, Simona Bieliūnė and Rutger Groot Wassink write. -
United Kingdom How could a Labour-led government change the UK's migration policies? Thursday's general election could bring the Rwanda deportation plan to a halt. But campaigners warn Labour against mimicking the Conservatives' hard line on migration. -
World News Pilot phase of short flights in electric aircraft takes off in the Netherlands It is a two-month trial in which people can fly without emissions between the airports of Maastricht, Liège and Aachen. -
World News At least three dead after fishing boat capsizes off coast of Portugal Seven people remain missing after the boat, named as the Virgem Dolorosa, overturned north of Lisbon. -
Health news Health authorities are running out of time to control a new mpox strain in the DRC Lack of access to vaccines, stigma, and a fast-moving new variant have hindered the DRC’s mpox response. -
Germany Germany and Sweden arrest 8 on suspicion of committing war crimes in Syria The atrocities allegedly took place at a Palestinian refugee camp cordoned off by the Assad regime. -
Earth News Hurricane Beryl: Why did a such a powerful storm form so early in the season? Experts have warned there could be an extraordinary 13 category one or above hurricanes between June and November this year. -
Europe News Up, up and away! Lufthansa gets EU nod to buy stake in ITA Airways The European Union says that a merger between the two airlines will not breach antitrust rules. -
United Kingdom UK political parties kick campaign into high gear amid final days Rishi Sunak has covered thousands of miles in the past few weeks, but he hasn’t outrun the expectation that his time as Britain’s prime minister is in its final hours. -
Sport UEFA investigates Turkey's Merih Demiral for ultra-nationalist salute during goal celebration After scoring his second goal against Austria, Demiral made a hand signal commonly used by Turkey's extremist Grey Wolves group. -
Europe News Bulgaria's Orthodox Church elects new patriarch in divisive vote Bulgaria's Orthodox Church has elected Daniil as its new leader in a vote that reflected the divisions in the church and wider society since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine more than two years ago. -
Europe News Italy's Five Star Movement seeks to join The Left in the European Parliament The Left has told Italy's Five Star Movement that there are "clear political conditions" before the party can join the group. -
Culture news Oscar-winning writer of Chinatown, Robert Towne dies aged 89 The American screenwriter and director, born Robert Bertram Schwartz, was widely considered one of the greatest writers in Hollywood. -
Earth News Keep climate targets but ditch red tape, says EPP’s green leader In an exclusive interview, the European People’s Party’s environment policy coordinator tells Euronews the group wants to revisit a raft of Green Deal legislation, and why he thinks climate targets must remain sacrosanct. -
Business Return to sender: Royal Mail hits back over postal vote delay Royal Mail comes in for criticism over delays in sending out ballot papers for UK postal voters. It says the "surprise" timing of the election is to blame. -
Culture news Prehistoric burial ground found under Czech Republic road construction site The monumental burial mound dates from the 4th millennium BC – making it one of Europe’s earliest known funerary structures. -
Europe News Europeans sceptical on defence spend, Ukraine membership, poll finds Policymakers are bullish about the need to step up in the face of Russian aggression and potential US apathy – but their voters aren’t so sure. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 3rd – 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 Push it to the limit: What might be too extreme for Europe's far-right parties? National Rally, Reform UK and others have all rejected allegations of extremism, but drawing the line isn't simple. -
Business EU targets the likes of Temu and Shein with cheap goods crackdown Cheap products from China are currently exempt from EU import duties, although FT sources say this could soon change. -
Economy Eurozone private sector expands in June: Spain outperforms, France contracts Euro area private sector activity grew in June, surpassing earlier estimates and showing robust recovery. Activity in Spain showed the strongest growth, while contractionary conditions held in France amid election uncertainties. -
Art Titian masterpiece stolen and found at bus stop sells for €20m The early artwork by Venetian master Titian has a dramatic history of thefts – including being left in a plastic bag at a London bus stop. -
Europe Decoded New Dutch government wants an opt-out from EU migration policy. But is it possible? The Hague might soon be heading for a total clash with Brussels over the most explosive issue on the political agenda: migration. -
World News French river police practice on the Seine ahead of Olympics opening ceremony A large police operation is planned for the event on 26 July which will see more than 90 boats on the Seine for 6 kilometres. -
Earth News Climate scientists urge responsible use of AI as Google’s emissions soar by 48% since 2019 Scientists have asked individuals to think twice before using AI to generate memes. -
Europe News Orbán pushes for ceasefire with Russia in milestone Kyiv visit The Hungarian premier visited Ukraine's capital for the first time since Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022, offering suggestions for ending the war. -
wellbeing From depression to bipolar disorder: What experts say about recovering from mental health conditions Contrary to the notion that recovery from some mental illnesses is impossible, research shows that many people can fully recover and lead fulfilling lives. -
Europe News How will France's far-right National Rally impact Brussels? | Radio Schuman How could France's second legislative election this Sunday (7 July) affect the European Parliament? Radio Schuman talked to a National Rally MEP to find out. -
Portugal Euro 2024: All-time top scorer Cristiano Ronaldo says this is his last European Championship Ronaldo scored more than anyone else throughout a record six editions between 2004 and 2024. -
Europe News Is the Franco-German axis over? Brothers of Italy think so What’s behind Meloni’s disappointment over the EU job nomination package? -
Markets Tesla shares rocket as Q2 electric vehicle deliveries exceed estimates Tesla reported second-quarter electric vehicle (EV) delivery numbers that were better than analysts' estimates but the company saw the second consecutive yearly decline, partly blamed on the closure of a German plant. -
Destinations From Paris Syndrome to sky high prices: Is the City of Lights all it's cracked up to be? As the Olympics draws ever closer, many of us are thinking more of Paris - here's everything you need to know before taking a trip. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 3rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business 'Shrinkflation' stickers come into force in French supermarkets The state is seeking to protect consumers and their wallets against deceptive packaging, although some retailers are critical. -
Economy ECB’s Lagarde foresees a bumpy road to 2% inflation amid uncertainties ECB President Christine Lagarde highlighted the complex journey towards the 2% inflation target at the ECB Forum on Central Banking in Sintra. -
Business HONOR CEO reveals phones to reduce eye strain and detect AI deepfakes HONOR was among the global tech companies that gathered in Shanghai in China last week for GSMA Mobile World Congress (MWC) to showcase its latest mobile offerings. Euronews spoke to the group's CEO George Zhao at the event to hear more about its focus on AI.