10 July 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News Migrants jump into sea as armed bandits climb onboard their boat during rescue mission The incident occurred on Libya's western coast, according to pan-European maritime rescue humanitarian organisation SOS Mediterranee. -
No Comment 87 migrants rescued at sea by Doctors Without Borders The Geo Barents rescue ship, operated by Doctors Without Borders, saved 87 people from an overcrowded rubber boat in the Mediterranean Sea. -
No Comment Orange tide, the Dutch wave in Dortmund In a vibrant display of support, Dutch enthusiasts turn the streets of Dortmund into an orange sea during their fan walk. -
Europe News AfD and allies form new far-right group in Brussels called Europe of Sovereign Nations The new group, called Europe of Sovereign Nations, immediately becomes the most radical force of the right in the European Parliament. -
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Europe News French elections: Record number of far-right MPs enter National Assembly After a surprising defeat in the second round of the French legislative elections on Sunday, the National Rally party led by Marine Le Pen remains a major force in the National Assembly. -
USA Trump teases VP pick whilst revelling in Democratic turmoil The Former President played into the speculation that he might elevate Florida Senator Marco Rubio. -
World News Euro 2024 semifinal: England 2-1 Netherlands. Watkins fires England into Berlin final against Spain England will be playing against Spain in the Berlin final on Sunday. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 10th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Prague zoo's icy solution for summer heat The Prague Zoo used ten tons of ice to cool animals and visitors on a warm day. -
USA European leaders reaffirm commitment to NATO amid US presidential election uncertainty The threat of Trump's potential return to the White House has increasingly raised questions in Brussels about Washington's continued commitment to the alliance. -
Climate Temu, SKIMS, Fashion Nova: Fast fashion brands score zero on human rights and environmental policies Independent fashion watchdog Remake assessed big clothes companies on their environmental, human rights and equitability practices. -
Europe News New Popular Front’s radical spending plan compatible with EU rules, Mélenchon claims The left-wing alliance has pledged to up public spending at a time when France has been cautioned over its excessive public deficit. -
Tech News French elections: Relief for tech sector but nerves rattled over potential leftist plans The victory of a left-wing coalition in France has been met with relief by France’s tech sector - but concerns remain. -
Destinations Is weed legal in Germany and is it set to become the next ‘weed tourism’ hotspot? Bureaucracy imposed by the EU and disagreements in the Bundestag mean that Germany’s path to legalising cannabis is far from clear. -
No Comment Videos capture chaos of Brussels storm After the violent storm that hit Brussels on 9 July, impressive videos were posted on social media, showing chaos and considerable damage. -
Space James Webb uncovers evidence that exoplanet may stink of rotten eggs Researchers discovered hydrogen sulfide in its atmosphere which smells of rotten eggs, making it similar to Jupiter. -
Culture news The end of the world as we know it: Famous soothsayer Baba Vanga’s prediction for 2025 is terrifying As if we didn't have enough on our plate already... Altogether now: “It’s the end of the world as we know it...” -
Tech News Porn platform XNXX to fall under stringent EU platform rules It's the fourth adult content platform to be subject to the strictest DSA obligations. -
Food and Drink France's passion for cheese hasn't changed - but their eating habits have From rich Roquefort blue to creamy Camembert, the average French person buys 12.5 kilos of cheese a year, but ways of eating it are changing. -
Culture news Why have Queens of the Stone Age suddenly cancelled their European tour dates? The rock band has cancelled several European dates to allow lead singer Josh Homme to return to US for “emergency surgery.” -
No Comment WATCH: A swift run, the fourth bull run of San Fermin 2024 During the Pamplona bull run, five participants were injured by bruises. -
Climate Why is Europe experiencing such extremes in its weather and what can be done? Experts warn that European leaders need to address the concerning trends in weather across the continent - and fast. -
Poland China-Poland rail connection inaugurated amid EU tariff tensions China is Poland's second-largest trade partner, while Poland remains a relatively minor market for Beijing. -
Qatar 365 Outdoors and indoors fun in Qatar from rock climbing to parkour Qatar 365 explores some of the best activities to do in Qatar for adventure seekers or dreamers alike, through rock climbing, parkour or with events like the LEGO show to try and build anything one can think of. -
Culture news Rumours confirmed: Stevie Nicks’ Barbie doll has been re-released The doll, originally released in October last year as part of the Barbie Music Series, was re-released this week. But bad news for fans: it’s already sold out. -
Russia Russian court issues arrest warrant for Yulia Navalnaya The Kremlin's crackdown on opposition activists, independent journalists and ordinary Russians critical of the regime has intensified after Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. -
Europe News UK crossbow killings: Police capture man suspected of killing family of racing commentator 26-year-old Kyle Clifford was caught near his home in Enfield, north London and is receiving medical treatment for his injuries. -
Europe News Von der Leyen promises Liberals 'no structured cooperation' with Meloni's ECR Renew Europe currently has 76 MEPs, which Ursula von der Leyen needs to secure the confirmation for a second mandate. -
Culture news Final curtain falls at legendary Paris cabaret club Chez Michou Death of flamboyant owner Michel Catty spelled the end for the Montmartre institution that’s entertained audiences from across the world for more than half-a-century. -
Business VW mulls putting the brakes on Brussels Audi plant due to low demand for EVs The Audi plant has seen a drop in demand for luxury EVs. Owner VW is currently trying to find an alternative solution for the Brussels site. -
Ghosted by a hiring manager during your job hunt? You're not alone. This is why they've disappeared Ghosting is not just happening on dating apps. Recruiters are also performing the vanishing act. -
Culture news Hip-hop icons Cypress Hill set to make 1996 Simpsons joke come true The show The Simpsons has become notorious for some of its episodes and jokes becoming eerily accurate. After a joke in a 1996 episode, the London Symphony Orchestra are to play Cypress Hill’s Black Sunday album at Royal Albert Hall. -
Italy Will Salvini’s affiliation to Patriots for Europe undermine stability of Italian government? Far-right League party joining Patriots for Europe has raised concerns about Italy's coalition stability, as the move complicates PM Meloni's relationships with allies due to differing stances on the EU and NATO. -
Europe News European security is impossible without engaging Russia, Hungarian minister tells Euronews János Bóka tells Euronews that Europe needs to maintain "some kind of relationship" with Moscow if it is to safeguard itself. -
Economy Moody's sounds the alarm over France's post-election debt outlook A hung parliament could jeopardise the country's ability to reduce its debt burden, warns the ratings agency. -
Culture news Ex-Mecano founder Nacho Cano arrested in Madrid for allegedly hiring undocumented immigrants The renowned music producer and former member of Mecano has been arrested and subsequently released - and stirred up quite the conspiracy theory for his arrest. -
No Comment WATCH: New IDF footage from Gaza operations The video depicts Israeli troops in the aftermath of Tuesday's heavy bombardment, advancing through a devastated neighborhood, actively firing and entering a property. -
Europe News Carla Bruni-Sarkozy charged with witness tampering in husband's illicit campaign financing case Carla Bruni-Sarkozy is charged with witness tampering in her husband Nicolas Sarkozy's campaign finance scandal involving Gaddafi's funds. She’s released on bail with contact restrictions, excluding her husband. She provided clarifications during interrogation. -
Business Private equity bosses ponder leaving UK over Labour tax rise fears Labour’s plans to close the “carrying interest” private equity sector loophole has led to several funds and executives considering moves to countries with more beneficial tax regimes, such as Italy and Spain. -
Culture news 'An Omakase festival' - How Gilles Peterson perfectly curates Worldwide Festival in Sète This year's Worldwide Festival took place on a backdrop of the UK and French elections. In such a divided time, organiser Gilles Peterson talks to Euronews Culture about music's unifying qualities. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 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 Overnight Russian drone attacks in Ukraine leave six dead, 16 injured Russia has carried out long-range drone strikes into Ukrainian territory – often targeting its energy infrastructure to collapse that sector. -
Business Mulberry hopes to bag a winner with new CEO after sales see a fall Mulberry's share price has fallen 39% since January, amid a global decline in the luxury sector, mainly driven by shoppers from Asia cutting back. -
Culture news Biden vs Trump: Which celebrities want Joe Biden replaced? Celebrated US author Stephen King has joined other celebrities in criticising President Joe Biden ahead of the US presidential elections later this year. Who are the Hollywood figures calling for Biden to step down, and how much does their support matter? -
Euronews Tech Talks Is Schrödinger’s cat dead or alive, and other questions about quantum | Euronews Tech Talks Euronews Tech Talks has gathered questions from the audience and asked two experts in quantum mechanics and computing to answer them. -
World News Joe Biden vows Ukraine will stop Putin at NATO summit in Washington The US president has pledged new air defence systems to enhance Ukraine's struggling effort against Russia's full-scale invasion. -
Gaza Israeli airstrike on school-turned-shelter kills at least 29 Palestinians in southern Gaza A hospital spokesperson said the dead included at least seven women and children and that the toll was likely to rise. -
Europe News Fans rejoice as Spain reaches Euro 2024 final Spain beat France 2-1 in a high-intensity match. -
Europe News Who are the new faces in the British Labour government? After a landslide Labour victory in the UK general elections, the new administration will have the first man of colour leading the foreign department and the first woman at the helm of Britain’s finances. Meet Keir Starmer's new lieutenants. -
No Comment WATCH: Amidst destruction, Gaza youths find expression in parkour Footage from the Palestinian news agency Wafa shows Palestinian youths performing parkour among the rubble of destroyed buildings in Az-Zawayda, Gaza Strip. -
Europe News NATO allies: Orbán's Moscow visit fails to advance peace and unity The growing consensus among NATO allies is that Orbán's visit to Moscow was unnecessary and failed to acknowledge that Russia is the aggressor and that Ukrainians are suffering as a result of Putin's actions. -
Art Greek National Gallery explores the transition from dictatorship to democracy The show, simply entitled 'Democracy', brings together works by over 50 artists in a poignant reflection on the pursuit of civil liberties – in a year when nearly half the world is heading to the polls. -
Economy Pound nears one-month high following UK election results The British Pound has strengthened against other major currencies in the past week as the landslide win of the Labour Party provides optimism toward policy stability for the country. -
Culture news Harvey Weinstein facing new sexual assault charges ahead of retrial Disgraced media mogul Harvey Weinstein was convicted of rape in 2020, but it was overturned in April. He is currently serving time for an LA rape conviction - which he's appealing. -
Europe News Will Orbán face consequences for his trips? | Radio Schuman EU ambassadors will have a legal and political discussion during the Coreper meeting on Wednesday, 10 July, on the role of the Hungarian presidency in external relations. -
Culture news The Appian Way: Paving its Path to UNESCO World Heritage Status The ancient Appian Way, a 500-km Roman road, is looking to pave its path onto the UNESCO World Heritage List. The decision will be made during the UNESCO Committee's session from July 21 to 31. -
Culture news 'Xoftex': How zombies and humour can restart our empathy machines Director Noaz Deshe talks to Euronews Culture about his new film 'Xoftex' and the challenge of making an uplifting and unique portrayal of the hopes and dreams of refugees taken in by Greece after the outbreak of the Syrian Civil War. -
The Big Question This 177 year old start-up is looking to the next generation to drive innovation “We cannot solve this on our own” : As the world faces increasing challenges, Siemens tells Euronews’ Hannah Brown on The Big Question how it is looking to start-ups to stay ahead with innovation. -
Business Film buffs go bananas at the box office over Despicable Me 4 Despicable Me 4 recently arrived at a cinema near you. The latest Minion tales have pushed Inside Out 2 into second place in worldwide box office takings and helped save the film industry from a gloomy summer. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 10th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
The Cube Anti-immigrant and anti-semitic rhetoric at centre of Euro 2024-linked misinformation The UEFA European Championship is entering its final stages, but what should be a celebration of European football has been clouded by false claims online designed to stir up hatred against marginalised groups. -
Health news UK sugar tax on soft drinks slashed children's added sugar intake by half, new study finds Many soft drink manufacturers reformulated their products after the tax was announced in 2016, helping to reduce kids’ added sugar consumption over the next three years.