22 July 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News Member states 'boycott' informal meeting of EU justice ministers held in Budapest Instead of attending themselves, most member states justice ministers sent their deputies or leading civil servants to the two-day meeting. -
Europe News Borrell accuses Orbán of disloyalty and joins boycott against Hungary's EU presidency The informal meeting of foreign ministers scheduled to take place in Budapest at the end of August will instead be held in Brussels. -
Business Ryanair says summer fares will be lower as airline's profit slumps Ryanair's first quarter results for the financial year 2025 results have revealed lower profits and a dampened summer fare guidance for shareholders. -
Culture news This summer, a dock at Antwerp’s MAS Museum is becoming a pop-up swimming pool Why choose between a pool day and a cultural outing, when you can do both? Antwerp’s MAS Museum is planning to open the Bonaparte Dock – the first time it's possible to swim there in 200 years. -
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USA Harris makes no reference to presidential bid as she praises Biden's 'unmatched' legacy Harris still has to be formally nominated by the party at its convention in Chicago in a few weeks' time, and it is not yet known if she will face a challenger. -
Scenes Watch: The chef leading a chocolate revolution in Venezuela María Fernanda Di Giacobbe is the founder of Cacao de Origen, an organisation dedicated to educating, researching, and promoting Venezuelan cacao and chocolate. -
Earth News EU approves €105m subsidy for Dutch livestock farmers to cut nitrogen pollution Farmers who relocate away from Natura 2000 sites can be offered public money, Brussels said, after green measures drew a howl of protest. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 22nd – 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 UN report: AIDS could end by 2030 if world leaders help ease access to treatment A new report was released by UNAIDS on Monday saying the AIDS pandemic can be ended by 2030 if more is done to fund initiatives and protect human rights. -
Healthcare Commission keeps door open to overhauling medical device laws A reform of the EU’s safety framework for products from pacemakers to syringes wasn’t been explicitly promised by von der Leyen, but wasn’t ruled out either. -
Tech News Microsoft says EU to blame for the world's worst IT outage Up to 8.5 million Windows devices were affected by Friday's IT outage after Crowdstrike's antivirus update went awry. -
Europe News Latvian summer camps bring joy to Ukrainian children amid conflict Across the Baltic country, around 20 camps will host over 400 Ukrainian children in July and August in an attempt to bring joy to their lives, at least for a brief moment. -
Nature English oak, beech and holly: The UK trees at risk as climate warms and rainfall declines The UK should turn to climate-resilient hybrid trees as temperatures rise, Kew Gardens advises. -
Tech News Meta's 'pay or consent' switch may have misled users, consumer authorities say The European Commission is probing the US social media giant regarding potential breaches of EU consumer law. -
Travel News Turkish tourists flock to Greece as inflation drives hotel prices through the roof Hotel prices and ticket costs are soaring in Türkiye as inflation hits tourism. -
Health news Drugmaker Vifor to rectify smear campaign against competitor after EU warning Pharma company Vifor promised to correct misleading information about a rival iron supplement’s safety record, following an EU antitrust investigation into abuse of a dominant market position. -
Climate Now Double trouble: How Belgium’s gearing up for flooding and drought Belgium faces a future of warmer temperatures and more extreme events, according to climate projections. No stranger to flooding, it’s also grappling with an increased risk of drought. Climate Now reports from a region of Belgium that’s already felt some of the impacts. -
Smart Regions From brewing beer to tech talent: Pilsen transforms itself into innovation hub Pilsen gave the world its famous lager beer. Today one of the Czech city's old breweries has been transformed into a state-of-the-art technology park. -
Health news Promising diabetes treatment that boosts insulin cells by 700% offers hope of reversing disease A new preclinical study found a combination treatment that significantly increases insulin-producing cells, effectively reversing diabetes. -
Lifestyle Damon Albarn vs Bob Dylan: Should phones be banned at gigs? A phone ban will be implemented on all dates for Bob Dylan's upcoming European leg of his tour. Blur frontman Damon Albarn thinks this prohibition is an overstep. Should concerts be phone-free and who's right? (Spoiler: It's neither Bob nor Damon.) -
Culture news Archaeologists think they’ve found remains of an ancient Papal palace in Rome, predating the Vatican Experts say the architectural structure – where popes lived before the Vatican became the official residence – could have been built between the 9th-13th century AD. -
Europe News Gunman kills at least six people at nursing home in central Croatia The gunman is believed to be a veteran of Croatia's war of independence in the 1990s. Police officials said that he used an unregistered gun. -
Business Hungary's Lead Ventures on the lookout for more chances for start-ups The Budapest-based company reveals it has raised €100 million to support Central and Eastern European start-ups. This is said to be one of the most significant funds in the region. -
Gaza Israel orders partial evacuation of Gaza humanitarian zone ahead of strike on Hamas The announcement came during delicate negotiations seeking a ceasefire in Gaza, with officials expressing hope that an agreement is closer than ever. -
Travel News The end of Airbnb in Barcelona: What does the tourism industry think of the apartment ban? The city's mayor has vowed to rid the Catalan capital of its 10,000 tourist apartment licences in the next five years. -
Tech News EU cloud scheme needs more privacy safeguards, French watchdog says With no more meetings planned, certification is likely to be delayed still further. -
Lifestyle You’ve got to be kitten me! Hello Kitty not a cat, creators reveal The famous character celebrates her 50th anniversary this year, after appearing on a children’s coin purse in Japan after her creation in 1974. And now, Hello Kitty's creators have made some revelations, saying she’s not a cat, and actually has a cat of her own. And a boyfriend, to boot! -
wellbeing Does it really matter if you eat before swimming? It's more important that you do this instead Despite warnings about swimming on a full stomach, eating before you jump in the pool is generally nothing to worry about. But something else might be. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 22nd – 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 Forest bathing: A solution to sticky summers in Europe's cities A tradition with roots in Japan, forest bathing offers city dwellers an opportunity to reconnect with nature. -
Culture news Born To Bank: Bruce Springsteen is officially a billionaire according to Forbes Baby, we were born to run...to the bank and celebrate, as Bruce Springsteen is now officially a billionaire. -
Markets ASML: When the chips are down, is now a good time to buy? ASML Holding saw its largest weekly drop since 2002, falling 17%, due to potential US restrictions on chip exports to China. Bank of America views the impact as manageable, suggesting the sell-off may be a buying opportunity. -
Europe News Wounded photojournalist carries Olympic flame in Paris AFP journalist Christina Assi was among six journalists struck in an Israeli shelling in October last year while reporting on the border between Israel and Lebanon. -
Culture news Artists need indie record labels more than ever according to report from new think tank Newly formed music label think tank ORCA wants to educate the world on how important the music industry is. -
Europe News Committees vote for leadership, Newsletter This week's key events presented by health and food reporter Marta Iraola Iribarren -
Culture news Celebrities react to Joe Biden dropping out of US presidential race A-list actors, singers and other celebrities have paid tribute to Joe Biden and thrown their support behind Vice President Kamala Harris after Biden announced his withdrawal from the US presidential race. -
Business US stocks climb as markets factor in Biden's decision to step aside US stocks began climbing on Monday, clawing back some of the losses from their worst week since April. -
Europe News Meloni's EU gambit: Confrontation or strategy? | Radio Schuman Fratelli d'Italia, the party led by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, voted against Ursula von der Leyen's re-election as European Commission President -
The Big Question The Big Question: Can AI really add €600bn to Europe’s economy by 2030? “Digital skills will actually become more important going forward in the workplace than your actual university degree,” says AWS. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 22nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Sport 120 years of Olympic history: Who won the most medals in Olympic Games? As we count down to the beginning of this year's Olympics in Paris, here are the facts and figures on the most successful nations in the Games' history. -
USA European leaders pay tribute to Biden after he pulls out of presidential race Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked Biden for his "unwavering support," while German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said the "decision not to run again deserves recognition". -
Europe News Thousands in Mallorca demand 'less tourism, more life' in pushback against overtourism Organisers of the march say uncontrolled tourist numbers are causing a drop in wages, loss of quality of life and an increase in the price of housing.