11 June 2025 | Euronews
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Europe News VivaTech: Mental health innovations take centre stage at Europe's largest tech fair With nearly 14,000 start-ups, and artificial intelligence stealing the spotlight, this year’s tech fair puts a surprising focus on mental health -
Culture news New York jury convicts Harvey Weinstein of top charge in #MeToo sex crimes retrial The Oscar-winning producer maintains that he never sexually assaulted or raped anyone. His lawyers portrayed his accusers as opportunists who accepted his advances because they wanted help with their careers in Hollywood. -
Myanmar Myanmar on 'path to self-destruction' if violence doesn’t end, UN envoy says A widespread armed struggle against military rule in Myanmar began in February 2021 after generals seized power from the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi. -
Culture news Brian Wilson, co-founder of iconic 1960s band the Beach Boys, dies at the age of 82 Wilson's family posted news of his death to his website and social media accounts on Wednesday. -
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Djibouti Rescue operation launched after eight migrants die off coast of Djibouti, IOM says Thousands of migrants from African, Middle Eastern and South Asian countries seeking a better life in Europe attempt irregular migration every year. -
Europe News Debate on minors' access to social media networks begins with three EU countries France, Spain and Greece all support the idea of a minimum age limit to be able to access social networks. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 11th – 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 Denmark launches campaign to help parents talk to their teens in bid to curb opioid abuse Danish authorities launched the campaign after a survey found that nearly half of Copenhagen parents do not know enough about opioids to talk to their children about the drugs. -
Europe News Poland's PM Donald Tusk survives parliamentary confidence vote Tusk, who previously served as Polish prime minister from 2007 to 2014, returned to office in December 2023 in a country hit by the pandemic and inflation and facing significant political divisions. -
Europe News 'Historic milestone': EU and UK strike political agreement on Gibraltar The UK and Spain have been trying to reach a deal for years to ensure that people and goods could cross freely over the British overseas territory's land border with Spain. -
Uzbekistan Uzbekistan celebrates historic World Cup qualification with victory against Qatar After seven failed attempts, Uzbekistan's national football team has made history in Central Asia by qualifiying for next year's World Cup. -
Europe News European Court of Auditors flags inefficiencies in EU wildfire spending Outdated data and failure by member states to prioritise risk areas mean EU money to tackle forest fires is not always effectively spent on the ground. -
No Comment Demonstrations over deportation raids grow across US cities Protests sparked by immigration raids in Los Angeles, leading President Donald Trump to deploy National Guard troops, have rapidly spread to cities across the United States. -
Europe in Motion Fewer journalists but more publishers in the EU: Is AI to blame for the shift? Journalists remain under pressure with huge burnout rates. Some of them are turning to completely different jobs, like bartending and deliveries, to make ends meet. -
Europe News Using public funds to manipulate the public is not policy — it’s propaganda Using the European Commission’s institutional power to target companies or rig the political process isn’t a strategy. It’s abuse. And no amount of NGO window-dressing changes that, Joachim Nikolaus Steinhöfel writes. -
Travel News Selfie zones and mobility scooter fines: The weirdest crackdowns on tourist behaviour in 2025 Efforts to curb visitor numbers have made headlines thanks to outside-the-box thinking from both officials and residents. -
Austria What we know about the gunman who killed 10 in Austria school shooting Ten people, including high school students, were killed in the country's worst mass shooting in its post-World War II history. The perpetrator also died in an apparent suicide, police said. -
Destinations 3,000 tourists pledge to ‘do the right thing’ on Scotland’s most famous road trip The pledge comes after ongoing concerns about road safety and traffic management in the region due to the tourists making the famous journey. -
Economy US inflation rose slightly last month as grocery prices ticked higher Inflation remains stubbornly above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target, which makes it less likely that the central bank will cut its key short-term interest rate. -
Germany Germany's ambassador to Ukraine Martin Jäger to head intelligence service, reports say According to media reports, the German ambassador to Ukraine, Martin Jäger, is to take over as head of the Federal Intelligence Service. His predecessor Bruno Kahl will move to the Vatican as ambassador. -
No Comment Homes and vehicles torched in Ballymena during anti-immigrant unrest Protesters clashed with police in Ballymena on Tuesday night, throwing bricks, bottles and fireworks, and setting vehicles ablaze in a second wave of anti-immigrant unrest in Northern Ireland. -
Europe News Bag searches won't solve school violence in France, unionist says after fatal stabbing Following the fatal stabbing of a school assistant in France, a teaching unionst tells Euronews that mindsets around youth violence must change. -
No Comment Austria mourns victims of Graz school shooting Hundreds gathered in Graz’s main square on Tuesday evening for a candlelit vigil, mourning the ten victims of a school shooting that shook Austria’s second-largest city. -
Economy Trump says US has reached a trade deal with China Beijing will supply the US with rare earths and magnets while the US will allow Chinese students to attend its colleges and universities. -
Art Dutch artist Theo Jansen’s stunning walking sculptures showcased in new exhibition A new exhibition in Delft, The Strandbeesten Mortuary, showcases the life and evolution of Dutch artist Theo Jansen’s iconic wind-powered beach creatures. Made from materials like PVC pipes and plastic bottles, these kinetic sculptures have "lived" and "died" on the Dutch coastline since 1990. -
Euronews Tech Talks From plastics to sunscreen: The growing battle to tackle ocean pollution | Euronews Tech Talks Plastic and chemical pollution in marine environments pose a major threat to the health of our oceans. Euronews Tech Talks interviews two experts to understand the scale of the problem and explore the technological solutions that could help address it. -
Health news Women who had traumatic childhoods are at higher risk of this debilitating gynaecological condition The gynaecological condition can cause severe pain and infertility, but doctors still don’t know exactly why some women develop it. -
Modern Nomads Turkistan – a visit to the ancient city that attracts a million pilgrims and tourists every year Euronews visits Turkistan, the holy city of Asian Muslims and UNESCO’s cultural site with its ancient streets, a 14th century mausoleum, 16th century baths and 21st century tourist attractions. -
Qatar 365 Exploring Qatar’s transformation into a sustainable and climate resilient nation Despite being in an arid region, Qatar has become a success story in climate resilience and sustainability. Qatar Foundation’s initiatives like Green Island and The Giving Garden are ways to fight climate change through educating the youth and nurturing the next generation of climate activists. -
Europeans' Stories Doubtful waste management: is Cyprus doing enough to fight illegal landfills? The Republic of Cyprus has a serious issue with its waste management. The island recycles far less than required by European Union legislation and sends much more to landfill. It also has numerous illegal dumping grounds. What is the extent of the problem, and what are the possible solutions? -
Tech News Amazon to call on EU judges for online platform rules exemption The hearing is the second in which a company contests the European Commission's reasoning behind the Digital Services Act. -
EuroVerify Fake Euronews Telegram channel spreads false claims about Romanian and Moldovan leaders Euroverify has detected the latest fake Euronews reports being mirrored in Russian state-sponsored media. -
Earth News Nearly 100 countries call for ambitious global treaty to end plastic pollution at UN ocean summit Countries have shown a united front for ambition after talks on a landmark plastic pollution treaty collapsed last year. -
Art Influential German 'nail artist' Günther Uecker dies aged 95 A leading voice in German post-war art, Uecker's work turned acts of destruction into powerful symbols of peace and reflection. -
Europe News Serbia's president visits Ukraine for the first time in EU realignment signal Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has visited Ukraine on Wednesday in what marks his first ever visit to the country. According to Euronews’ European political sources, the Serbian president’s participation in the summit signals Serbia’s realignment with the EU regarding Russia’s war in Ukraine. -
Business Merger between DHL and Evri probed by UK’s competition watchdog German firm DHL is looking to expand its reach in the UK by merging its British ecommerce unit with Evri. The CMA will now examine the risks for competition. -
Europe News Poland's PM Donald Tusk defends his government ahead of confidence vote Tusk, who previously served as Polish prime minister from 2007 to 2014, returned to office in December 2023 in a country hit by the pandemic and inflation and facing significant political divisions. -
USA Rubio criticises UK over Gaza-related sanctions on Israeli ministers The UK and four allies announced they would sanction Israeli ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir over their remarks about Gaza. -
South Korea South Korea halts anti-North loudspeaker broadcasts along border to 'restore trust' The move is the first concrete step toward easing tensions between the rivals under the new government of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung. -
Climate World sees second-hottest May on record as Europe faces rising drought concerns Persistent dry conditions have led to the lowest spring river flow across Europe since records began in 1992 -
Markets Tesla stock rises as Trump-Musk feud cools and robotaxi launch nears The tech billionaire and Tesla CEO said he regrets some of his critical social media posts about US President Donald Trump. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 11th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Food and Drink European fry-up: Two Spanish taverns battle for title of world’s oldest restaurant The world's oldest restaurant, Sobrino de Botín, faces a challenge from another Madrid tavern that claims it is even older... Let the tavern wars begin. -
Tech News Emissions from Big Tech companies rose 150% in 3 years as AI booms, UN report found The world’s biggest tech companies saw their indirect carbon emissions grow by 150 per cent from 2020 to 2023 as AI use expands, a new UN report found. -
Europe News Austria's gun laws come under scrutiny after shooter at Graz school kills 10 A debate about gun laws in Austria is gathering pace after a 21-year-old former student killed 10 in a shooting at a school in Graz on Tuesday. -
Tech News The AI revolution is 'unprecedented' in the scale of human history, new report finds A new report from Mary Meeker, dubbed the "Queen of the Internet," shows that the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is the fastest technological change in history. -
USA Elon Musk says he regrets some of his social media posts about Donald Trump The pair engaged in a spectacular spat social media last week after a feud over US President Donald Trump's flagship budget policy escalated. -
China Hong Kong warns citizens over mobile game 'advocating armed revolution' Hong Kong authorities have said people who download or share the game Reversed Front: Bonfire could be prosecuted under national security laws. -
EuroVerify No, this video does not show a NATO strike on Moscow December 2023 footage of a Ukrainian strike on a Russian warship is being misrepresented as a NATO strike on the Russian capital of Moscow. -
Tech News Young inventors honoured in Reykjavík for innovations tackling global challenges Ten young inventors were celebrated in Reykjavík for technologies that advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, with top honours awarded for innovations in rare earth recycling, food preservation, and carbon capture. -
Europe News Three killed in Kharkiv in latest Russian drone attacks on Ukraine Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has voiced frustration over the lack of response from other countries as Moscow launches nightly attacks across Ukraine. -
No Comment Aftermath of Russian drone and missile assault on Kyiv and Odesa Russia struck Kyiv and Odesa with waves of drones and missiles early Tuesday, in what Ukraine's president called one of the war’s most intense attacks. -
Culture news TasteAtlas announces the world's best breakfast: Turkish breakfast tops the list Turkish breakfast is not just a meal, but also a culture of meeting and sharing. -
Culture news World’s most popular TikTok star Khaby Lame leaves the US after being detained by ICE Khaby Lame has allegedly overstayed his visa after arriving in the US on 30 April. He was detained by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This comes amid Donald Trump's escalating crackdown on immigration, which has sparked days of protests against ICE. -
Europe News Guterres urges countries to join ocean pact before point of no return, warns against science deniers Following 18 new ratifications on Monday, UN chief Guterres said on Tuesday the High Seas Treaty is "within sight" of taking effect. He warned of a 'hard battle' against 'greed', which denies science to oppose the pact. -
Nutrition Does coffee fight ageing? What the science really shows about it being good for your health Coffee comes with some health benefits, but that doesn’t mean aficionados should drink as much as they want. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 11th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Europe News French Senate backs law to regulate ultra fast fashion giants Shein and Temu The new legislation would impose eco-taxes, advertising bans, and influencer restrictions, but critics believe the bill falls short of its initial environmental ambitions. -
Economy Swiss deflation fuels talks of negative interest rates: Is SNB ready? Switzerland may become the first advanced economy to revive negative interest rates, as inflation turned negative in May for the first time since 2021. -
Climate ‘Old statistics do not apply’: Record-breaking Arctic heatwave made 3C hotter by climate change Spring heat could be an emerging threat for vulnerable people in Iceland and Inuit communities in Greenland. -
World News LA imposes downtown curfew as Newsom criticises Trump California Governor Gavin Newsom arned Trump was showing growing authoritarianism and accused the US president of subverting democracy. -
World News US federal appeals court rules Trump tariffs may remain in effect while appeals process continues The federal appeals court noted that concerns regarding Trump’s tariffs constitute a major issue and have expedited proceedings to begin hearings from 31 July. -
USA US and China strike a deal on trade framework after talks in London The London talks are the latest in the two countries’ joint efforts to find a middle ground to resolve a trade dispute which threatens to plunge the world into recession and economic instability. -
Europe News Mass held in Graz for victims of Austria's deadliest mass shooting since World War II Residents of Graz gathered for a mass and a candle lit vigil to mourn the 11 victims who were killed after a former pupil opened fire in a school. -
World News Israel deports Greta Thunberg and three other activists aboard Gaza aid boat Thunberg urged her supporters to exert more pressure on their governments to demand the regular flow of aid to Gaza and end the 20 month long war on the enclave.