17 July 2024 | Euronews
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No Comment WATCH: Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo swims in Seine before Olympics Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo and a top Olympic official swam in the Seine River on Wednesday amid water quality concerns ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics. -
No Comment WATCH: Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men block highway in Israel in protest against draft Dozens of people blocked a main highway in central Israel after the Israeli military said Tuesday it will begin sending draft notices to Jewish ultra-Orthodox men. -
Europe News Russia and Ukraine swap 95 prisoners of war each in latest exchange Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Russian Defense Ministry have confirmed the exchange. -
Europe News One dead, more seriously injured after car crashes into restaurant in Paris The driver fled the scene of the crash, but was arrested shortly after. -
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Albania Albania continues to tackle wildfires spreading up north of country Fires blazing through Albania have spread up north of the country. The EU has been assisting the country with resources needed to tackle the wildfires. -
No Comment WATCH: King Charles' opening of new parliament of the United Kingdom Britian’s King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrived Wednesday at Westminster Palace in a horse-drawn carriage to preside over the State Opening of Parliament. -
No Comment WATCH: Tens of thousands of swallows gather on Cyprus According to some experts, this is a migratory communication tactic, as the birds relate to each other and begin coordinating travel plans for the African continent. -
Earth News EU executive rejects official auditors' call for ‘reality check’ on hydrogen deployment The European Court of auditors claims European Commission targets to deploy 'green' hydrogen to meet emissions targets are unrealistic, but the executive remains bullish. -
Tech News King's Speech: Vision for AI overlooked in the UK government's plans for new laws Artificial intelligence was barely mentioned in King Charles III's speech as he outlined the legislative programme for the UK's new Labour government. -
Earth News Water resilience can’t be ignored, 21 member states warn EU executive Strengthening water management in the EU will require concrete action and strategic mobilisation, according to a joint-letter published today. -
Cyprus Cyprus marks 50 years since the Turkish invasion of 1974 leading to partition Turkish forces landed on Cyprus on 20 July and captured 3% of the island before the UN Security Council secured a ceasefire. The Turkish area was later widened to 36%. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 17th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Far-right MEPs vote en masse against pro-Ukraine resolution The statement, the first substantive business of the new European Parliament, received 495 votes in favour and 137 against. -
Culture news Who is Chappell Roan? The new(ish) pop star taking over the internet Bored with the dominance of Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa and Beyoncé? Well, there's a new pop star titan about to enter the fray. Welcome the Lady Gaga of the 2020s... Chappell Roan -
Europe News Electing the new French National Assembly president: Why is it important and what is at stake? On Thursday, the newly elected 577 MPs in France's National Assembly will elect the president of the lower house of parliament. This vote could be decisive in nominating the country's future prime minister. -
Earth News King Charles III bestows royal title on at-risk goats As he bestowed the honour, the British King petted the small creature and offered a compliment on the shade of its pale blonde coat. -
Europe News MH17 victims honoured at Ukraine crash site memorial 10 years on as Moscow denies responsibility More legal action is underway to hold Russia accountable under international law for the attack that killed all 298 on board. -
Culture news 'Rust' armorer seeks dismissal of her conviction or new trial in fatal shooting by Alec Baldwin A movie armorer has asked a judge to dismiss her involuntary manslaughter conviction or convene a new trial in the death of a cinematographer by actor Alec Baldwin, alleging suppression of evidence and misconduct by the prosecution. -
Earth News Children living close to Europe’s green spaces have healthier lungs, Spanish study finds Cities should be designed to incorporate lots of green space, the study recommends. -
Europe News Several EU countries protest Commission's boycott of Hungarian presidency The European Commission's announcement on Monday was not well received in some EU capitals, according to two diplomatic sources consulted by Euronews. -
Europe News UK Labour Party sets out plan for 'national renewal' at State Opening of Parliament In the introduction to the speech, Prime Minister Keir Starmer urged patience, warning against “the snake oil charm of populism.” -
wellbeing Why being a superfan of Taylor Swift could be good for your health, according to scientists A study showed that the singer’s openness regarding her body image issues could have lifted her fans’ stigma helping them to seek help. -
Economy Germany approves draft 2025 budget: Debt brake saved, funds to Ukraine halved The German government endorses a draft 2025 budget with €481 billion in spending, including €78 billion for investments. The budget allocates €75.3 billion for NATO's defence spending target, but halves funds to Ukraine. -
Art Women who fought the Nazis, remembered in exhibition put together by two artists in Berlin In a commemorative effort, artists Hannah Goldstein and Claudia Balsters have curated an exhibition spotlighting the vital roles women played in resisting the Nazis. -
Culture news London’s V&A beats the Met to 12th-century ivory carving after financial tug-of-war with The sculpture, which depicts Jesus Christ’s body being lifted from the cross by Joseph of Arimathea, is now set to stay in the UK. -
Europe News Cypriot YouTuber-turned-MEP pledges to vote according to his followers' opinions Elected as an independent MEP, Fidias Panayiotou pledges to vote according to what his followers want — and to "make politics cool". -
The Exchange How AI and Robotics are transforming the $9 trillion healthcare sector The global healthcare sector is valued at $9 trillion, which is 11% of the world’s GDP. This mammoth market is being transformed by advances in both robotics and artificial intelligence. At the same time a range of new patient apps are empowering people to take control of their own health data. -
Culture news Fern the dinosaur takes centre stage at London Natural History Museum's newly revamped gardens Dippy the diplodocus is back at London's Natural History Museum - only she's now called Fern and she's moved to prime position in the museum's revamped gardens. -
Tech News Elon Musk to move SpaceX and X to Texas blaming California transgender privacy law Musk, who has a transgender daughter, has previously said he 'supports trans'. -
Europe News EU-UK ties and Russian sanction circumvention likely to dominate big summit of European leaders As leaders from 45 European nations get together to discuss everything from energy to Russia's war in Ukraine, experts say what seems like a noble idea might be limited in format and outcomes. -
Austria Austrian government announces new obligations for asylum seekers The new measures are intended to give refugees a structured everyday life while also benefiting Austrian society. -
Culture news Adele drops bombshell as she confirms she’s taking a ‘big break’ from music “I don’t have any plans for new music at all.” Adele has revealed that she has no intention of making new material anytime soon, and plans to take a break after her upcoming shows in Germany and Las Vegas. -
World News Former Kosovo Liberation Army member found guilty of war crimes Pjetër Shala has been given an 18-year prison sentence for crimes committed during his country's 1999 war of independence. -
Business Allianz plans majority stake in Singapore firm to widen access to Asia markets German insurance giant Allianz offers $1.6 billion (€1.5 billion) for a minimum stake of 51% for Singapore’s Income Insurance Ltd. A deal would turn the business into the fourth-largest composite insurer in Asia. -
Art Pompidou Centre Malaga wins approval for ten more years despite disappointments elsewhere The Andalusian outpost of France’s Pompidou Centre signed a new deal with the city of Malaga last week, allowing the space to stay in operation for another decade. -
Europe News New European Parliament debates Orbán and EU support for Ukraine Watch the European Parliament's first plenary session in Strasbourg live. -
Business Aer Lingus resumes full flight schedule as strikes over pay end Irish airline Aer Lingus has resumed its full flight schedule after worker strikes over pay have come to an end. -
World News Balkan countries struggle with more wildfires amid latest heatwave Bulgaria triggered its heatwave Code Red, while North Macedonia asked for international aid. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 17th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Corporate distress levels see a rise in Germany but falls for France and UK Some of the most distressed sectors also continued to be retail, healthcare and property, especially burdened by the high cost of borrowing. -
Economy ECB meeting preview: No surprise cut in July, all eyes on September Following June’s rate cut, the ECB is expected to maintain rates steady at its July meeting, awaiting September economic projections. Divisions widen between hawk and dove members, while analysts anticipate two more cuts by year-end. -
Business Tiger Global set to take charge of Revolut's million-dollar share sale Revolut saw record profit before tax for the full year 2023, further cementing its position as Britain's most valuable fintech. -
France Paris mayor takes dip in the Seine to showcase its cleanliness as Olympic events loom The French capital's main waterway will be at the centre of the 2024 games' opening ceremony, and authorities have been working hard to purge it of pollution. -
Tech News TikTok must comply with EU Digital Markets Act: EU Court Bytedance loses gatekeeper status appeal before Luxembourg court. -
Italy Italy's foreign minister opens G7 trade meeting in Calabria The goal of the meeting is to respond to the tensions and frictions that jeopardise global trade and sustainable and inclusive growth. -
United Kingdom UK looks to rebuild relations with Europe under new leadership Eight years after Britain voted to leave the EU, young Europeans living in London are ready for change. -
France France brings in its army to up security ahead of Paris Olympics The capital has begun bringing in thousands of soldiers who will make sure the event runs smoothly. -
Europe News Von der Leyen Commission loses COVID vaccine transparency case ahead of crucial vote Von der Leyen's Commission has lost a controversial vaccines contracts transparency case on the eve of a crucial vote in the European Parliament to confirm her nomination as Commission President. -
Uncomfortable work relationships? How to spot the signs you're disliked and what to do about it Minor annoyances seem petty but can build over time causing long-term and irreparable relationship damage. -
Health news What happens to your body in a heatwave? Experts share why extreme heat can be fatal As global temperatures rise, countries are seeing an increase in heat-related deaths. Euronews Health spoke to an expert to learn how to avoid being put at risk. -
wellbeing Cycling or walking on your commute to work lowers risk of disease and poor mental health A landmark study undertaken over two decades showed cyclists had about half the risk of dying compared with inactive commuters. -
Economy IMF World Economic Outlook: More interest rate cuts on the cards? Policymakers must act now to revitalise growth prospects, says the IMF. -
Climate ‘May God help those with no air conditioning’: Severe heatwaves hit southern Europe and the Balkans From Italy and Greece to Croatia and Romania, extreme heat is sparking wildfires and record power consumption. -
Business EU faces funding crisis amid ambitious transition goals The European Union (EU) will fall short of funding for the Strategic Agenda set for 2024-2029, which calls for investment in green and digital transitions, according to a report by Finance Watch. -
United Kingdom Trumpets, tiaras and tradition: King Charles III to preside over opening of UK parliament Donning his ceremonial robes and the crown of state, King Charles III will lay out the legislative program of the UK's first left-leaning government in 14 years, which will include more than 35 bills. -
Tech News Analysis: How could a Trump win affect EU Big Tech enforcement? A Republican victory is likely to halt further progress on aligning EU and US policy. -
Art Born From Stone: Polish artist Goshka Macuga transforms London Roman temple with rock formations Macuga digs into the Roman mythology of the Roman temple of Mithras – hidden beneath the City of London – in her cave-like immersive installation. -
Europe News How far will the EU go to boycott Orbán? | Radio Schuman The European Commission has cancelled its anticipated trip to Budapest in association with the Hungarian presidency. How far will other institutions follow with similar measures? -
Food and Drink 'Sugar is life': Behind the scenes at Paris' oldest patisserie Founded over 300 years ago by Nicolas Stohrer, former pastry chef to Louis XV, the patisserie remains a celebrated institution on rue Montorgueil. -
Business Company-sponsored egg freezing: How global firms are attracting talent In the global race for talent, firms are looking for new ways to attract and retain the best employees. -
Business Prost! Munich gets its first booze-free beer garden as alcohol consumption drops Alcohol is slipping in popularity in Germany and new businesses are seeking to cash in. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 17th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Has Euro 2024 been financially worth it for Germany? Europe's strongest economy Germany has been stuck in a recession since last year. However, the 2024 Euros has also enticed fans who spend. But have the profits outweighed the costs of hosting the games? -
Europe News Musk blasts German satirist over Trump assassination attempt joke "Comedy is now also allowed on Twitter" was one of Musk's first posts when he bought X, however, German satirist El Hotzo has taken this one step too far, according to the billionaire. -
Moments Outdoor pools, golf and gaming: Are airport lounges the latest in travel luxury? Airport lounges give you a quiet space to work or relax before your flight.