Stars take over Paris for sporty Vogue fashion show
Supermodels, singers and sports star took to the runway in Paris as Vogue turned a square into a runway.
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Hungary's Varga stable after going off on stretcher
Hungary striker Barnabas Varga is stable in hospital after being carried off on a stretcher following a mid-air collision in their Euro 2024 match against Scotland.
China and EU to hold talks on electric car tariffs
The EU and China still disagree about the import taxes, but have agreed to discuss them further.
Ukraine says it destroyed Russian drone base
The warehouse seen in satellite images was used to launch Iranian-made Shahed drones and train people, Kyiv said.
Euro 2024 latest: Switzerland qualified, Hungary finish third after unbelievable 100' winner
Switzerland are through to the last 16 after drawing with Germany, while an ultra-late Hungary goal sends Scotland home.
Over 1,300 Muslims died during this year’s Hajj pilgrimage
Temperatures climbed above 50 degrees Celsius in Mecca as visitors from over 20 countries took part in the holy pilgrimage.
UEFA fines Serbia and Albania and investigates Croatia as Euro 2024 reignites Balkan feuds
The latest disciplinary proceeding hit Albania's Mirlind Daku as he chanted anti-Macedonian and anti-Serbian slogans on Wednesday.
Week-long Jay Slater search continues in Tenerife
Authorities are still looking for Jay Slater, who vanished in a mountainous area of the island on Monday.
Missing British boy's father describes situation as 'nightmare'
The search continues for apprentice bricklayer Jay Slater who went missing on the Canary Island of Tenerife on Monday.
More than 15 dead in armed attacks in Russia's Dagestan
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks in the two cities in Russia's south. Russian authorities described the raids as "terrorist acts".
French abroad voting: the new face is Philippe Hababou Solomon, who focuses on peace and dialogue
This week, the French legislative elections will take place, anticipated by the decision of President Macron, following the results of the European elections. The French in France and abroad are called upon to vote for the renewal of the National Assembly. In addition to the
Belarus opposition leader warns Poland over borders
Svyatlana Tsikhanowskaya urges Poland to keep the Belarus border open, warning against a "new iron curtain".
The Rise of Energy Prices in the EU and the Populist Surge
Since 2022, the European Union has experienced a significant rise in energy prices, driven by various factors including geopolitical tensions, supply chain disruptions, and policy shifts. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has particularly strained the EU's energy supplies, as it
The many ways Spain celebrates Midsummer Eve
Midsummer's Eve is celebrated in many ways in Spain. But did you know that it is a celebration that dates back to ancient, pagan traditions?
Latest news bulletin | June 23rd – Evening
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Over 10,000 Poles participate in Pride parade in Warsaw
Last weekend a parade in Warsaw drew over 20,000 people, including two government ministers for the first time.
One of three missing people found dead after heavy rain in Switzerland
Rescuers found the body of one of three people that went missing on Saturday in the Alpine valley of Misox in thunderstorms and heavy rain.
Woman attacked by wolves in safari park near Paris
The victim, who was staying at a nearby lodge, strayed into the car-only safari zone at Thoiry park.
Thirteen in court after yacht's fireworks spark Greek island blaze
The crew appeared in court in Piraeus on Sunday after allegedly launching fireworks from their luxury yacht on the island of Hydra.
Anti-war protesters in Israel demand the government resigns
The protesters are angry as many of the hostages who were taken to Gaza are still captive and some of them are presumed dead.
A year ago, Wagner chief Prigozhin's mutiny briefly threatened Putin
Yevgeny Prigozhin and his mercenaries seized a military HQ and began marching toward Moscow but called off their mutiny after a few hours. Prigozhin was later killed in an airplane crash, while Wagner has been all but disbanded.
A year after mutiny, Kremlin controls Wagner remnants
Moscow has effectively replaced the mercenary group's influence in Africa and Ukraine, experts say.
Latest news bulletin | June 23rd – Midday
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At least 39 people killed in Israeli strikes across northern Gaza
The deaths come a day after at least 25 people were killed in strikes on tent camps and 50 wounded near the southern city of Rafah.
At least six killed after Russia and Ukraine exchange attacks
At least three people were killed in a Russian bombing attack on Ukraine’s second city, Kharkiv, on Saturday afternoon, Ukraine's president said.
Cyprus faces a demographic time-bomb
By Andreas C Chrysafis Do politicians make more harm than good? In most cases, undoubtedly the answer is a profound “yes”! This is an issue that certainly demands scrutiny but as long as political immunity exists, which prevents prosecution for bad political behaviour and bad
Commercial ship damaged in suspected Houthi attack in the Red Sea
The private security firm Ambrey identified the ship involved as a Liberia-flagged container ship bound for Qingdao, China.
Photographer Liam Bailey on capturing 30 years of Glastonbury Festival's anarchic atmosphere
Glastonbury is soon upon us... After first attending Glastonbury Festival in 1992, photographer Liam Bailey has been at every edition since. He's compiled his shots of the event for the first time in a book.
Researchers use AI to let you chat with your future self
MIT researchers used AI to create a chatbot where you can talk with your “future self” leading users to feel less anxious or unmotivated after the chat.
Euros 2024 day 9: Ronaldo selfie-takers spark security concerns
All the latest developments on the European Championship 2024.
Around 5,000 pro-lifers protest in Rome against abortion
The demonstration was called by the 'Pro Vita & Famiglia' association, which “defends the right to life from conception to natural death.
Should you use reef-friendly sunscreen on holiday? Here’s how to protect your skin responsibly
Your sun protection could be damaging coral reefs. Here's what you can do about it.
European cities give their dead leaves to this startup to turn them into shopping bags and paper
The paper industry buys more than 30% of all the industrial wood sold worldwide.
Latest news bulletin | June 23rd – Morning
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‘What is a victory for Ukraine?’ - self-exiled Russian director Kirill Serebrennikov on war
Director Kirill Serebrennikov was a political prisoner in Russia before the war. Now he lives in Berlin. He tells Euronews about his protests, art and how the war changed everything for him.
‘What is a victory for Ukraine?’ - director Kirill Serebrennikov on war
Director Kirill Serebrennikov was a political prisoner in Russia before the war. Now he lives in Berlin. He tells Euronews about his protests, art and how the war changed everything for him.