3 August 2025 | Euronews
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Europe News German retailers speak of rise in shoplifting and lack of prosecution The damage caused by shoplifting in Germany in 2024 amounted to around €3 billion - a fifth more than in 2022. -
Europe News French rider Pauline Ferrand-Prévôt wins women's Tour de France on her first attempt France's Pauline Ferrand-Prévôt won the women's Tour de France on Sunday. After sealing victory, she said she had achieved "the goal of (her) life as an athlete." -
Earth News Over 100 people treated for nausea and vomiting due to seawater contamination in Portugal's Nazaré The beach was closed on Friday but reopened on Saturday night. The water was contaminated by sewage that was discharged due to a "technical fault." -
Europe News Bavarian state premier Markus Söder calls for stop to citizen's allowance for Ukrainian refugees Bavaria's Minister President Markus Söder said he is in favour of paying Ukrainian refugees in Germany lower benefits under the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act, rather than the current citizen's allowance. -
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Earth News Experts urge rethink on renewable energy and its hidden environmental impact Renewable energy has become a key part of the global energy transition, presenting itself as the clean alternative to fossil fuels. But green or renewable does not mean zero impact. Let's take a look at the fine print. -
Tech News Google AI summary feature deals blow to link clicks and website traffic While Google's artificial intelligence feature reduces the rate at which users click on sites, adverts are now delivered in artificial intelligence summaries. -
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Culture news 'The Graffiti Chronicles': How a Ukrainian NGO is preserving everyday medieval life Shadows Project, an NGO founded following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, has partnered with St Sophia’s Cathedral in Kyiv to digitally preserve over 7,500 inscriptions on its walls. -
Business OPEC+ agrees to boost oil production by 547,000 barrels per day from September Eight OPEC+ countries meeting on Sunday agreed on a bump in oil production for September by 547,000 barrels per day. -
Europe News Almost 50% of Poles support the resignation of Prime Minister Donald Tusk Almost half of Poles believe that Prime Minister Donald Tusk should resign, according a poll conducted just days before president-elect Karol Nawrocki's inauguration. -
World News Kamchatka's Krasheninnikov volcano erupts for the first time in 600 years The Kamchatka branch of Russia’s ministry for emergency services said an ash plume was recorded rising up 5-6 kilometres following the volcano’s eruption, and drifted 75 kilometres eastward. -
Europe News Pope Leo XIV urges young Catholics to spread faith at Rome's Youth Jubilee The pontiff celebrated the concluding mass of one of the most important events of the Holy Year as 1 million faithful filled the Tor Vergata esplanade in Rome on Sunday. -
Europe News Russian missile and drone strikes injure at least 18 across Ukraine Russian missile strikes on Mykolaiv injured seven people, while Ukraine's air force intercepted 60 drones. Ukrainian forces hit an oil depot in Russia's Sochi. -
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Culture news Estonia stages “Romeo and Juliet” using giant trucks instead of actors The remake of the classic Shakespearean tragedy is being staged by Estonian independent theatre Kinoteater, which uses an experimental style to push the boundaries of its audience. -
Europe News Poland extends border controls with Germany and Lithuania until October Border controls with Germany and Lithuania, which were introduced by Poland on July 7, have been extended until October 4. They were originally in place until August 5. -
wellbeing How do mineral and chemical sunscreens work and what do we know about their health effects? Mineral and chemical sunscreens work differently, but both are considered safe when used correctly. -
Earth News Global plastics treaty talks resume in Geneva: Is this the ‘world’s last chance’ to act? Campaigners say that industry lobbyists must be banned from the talks to secure a meaningful outcome. -
Destinations Kazakhstan's Katon Karagay weighs an ecotourism boom against losing its soul and serenity Education and tourism are bringing hope to Katon Karagay, but locals face tough choices between progress and preservation. -
Art Lost Salvador Dalí painting bought from a London garage for £150 to auction for 200 times the price The 1966 watercolour, part of a long-lost Arabian Nights series, was authenticated after being rediscovered by an antiques dealer at a garage sale in the UK. -
Gaza Israeli fire kills Gaza aid-seekers as US envoy meets with hostages’ families The violence came a day after US officials visited the Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation GHF site, and the US ambassador Steve Witkoff described the troubled system as “an incredible feat.” -
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