Russian warships leave Cuba after five days
The Russian fleet had been anchored just 90 miles from the US state of Florida.
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Aid worker says dozens saved from Italian shipwreck
Aid workers describe saving dozens of migrants from a shipwreck that left 10 dead off the Italian coast.
Greek opposition urges investigation after BBC migrant deaths report
A BBC investigation found the coastguard had caused dozens of deaths over three years, according to witnesses.
Serbia puts the Jadar lithium mining project back on the table
The company behind the plan of establishing Europe's largest lithium mine in Serbia is making a fresh effort to put it back on the table.
London becomes Europe's largest stock market again
A French election is driving down the value of French listed companies, analysts say
Roughly a dozen dead in suspected Mediterranean migration accident
Rescue workers reportedly found the bodies of 10 suspected migrants below the deck of a wooden boat off Italy’s Lampedusa island.
Nature restoration bill unleashes havoc in Austrian coalition
Vote cast by Green climate minister Leonor Gewessler triggered turmoil within the federal government, with Chancellor Karl Nehammer pushing a lawsuit against the member of his own coalition.
Watch: Pro-surfer paves the way for disabled students to catch waves in Argentina
In a coastal city in Argentina, surf’s up for everyone, able-bodied or otherwise. Lucas Rubiño is a man on a mission, making waves through his special surf school and adapted surfboards.
Facebook boss Zuckerberg adds backing to Yoto's screen-free audio player for children
British firm Yoto makes audio players for children, designed with Montessori principles in mind of learning through play. It’s screen-free, making it increasingly popular with parents.
The growth at all costs era is over: How can businesses be sustainable and hold bottom line?
Businesses have never been under so much pressure to deliver on sustainability but balancing it with profitability is becoming increasingly complex in a world of geopolitical unrest and disinformation.
Lufthansa City Airlines: What is the German flag carrier’s new airline and where will it fly?
Germany's new airline launches this month. Here’s where it will fly to.
Death toll rises as heatwaves hit Cyprus, Greece and Türkiye: Will this be Europe’s hottest summer?
Italy is set to see temperatures of 42-44C this week.
Latest news bulletin | June 17th – Evening
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US health official calls for cigarette-style warning labels on social media
A top US health official wrote an opinion article calling for a warning label to be put on social media platforms.
Mbappé urges voter mobilisation as France faces political uncertainty
On the eve of France's Euro 2024 opener, Kylian Mbappé has urged young voters to oppose the rise of political extremism in the upcoming snap parliamentary elections, emphasizing the crucial moment for the nation's future.
Italy's Meloni is about to make her move as she eyes key EU commission portfolios
The Italian premier is about to trigger an offensive to get a top commission for her country. Economy, competition, defence, and migration are all on her wishlist. Is this the European "art of the deal"?
Rod Stewart defends support for Ukraine after jeers
There were boos from some fans in Germany when images of Ukraine's flag and president were shown.
Clean energy: Portugal will begin building its largest wind farm early next year
The wind farm will be incorporated into the Tâmega hydropower complex, one of the largest hydroelectric projects completed in Europe in the last 25 years.
Russia’s continuing threat to future elections and global events
A senior Ukrainian MP has joined forces with former MEPs in calling for “much more vigilance” against potential attempts by Russia to influence future elections and other world events. Yuri Kamelchuk, a member of the Verkhovna Rada (parliament) of Ukraine, was speaking in
Calls for unified global response to demining at Azerbaijan conference
The third International Conference on Mine Action took place in Baku and Zangilan in Azerbaijan, a nation that is among the top five most heavily mine-contaminated countries globally.
The spectre of avian flu means animal health must be a European Parliament priority
By Roxane Feller, secretary general of AnimalhealthEurope, Europe’s animal health association The growing risk of a livestock disease crossover – as the world is witnessing with the spread of avian flu into dairy cattle – is precisely why the EU has long been a champion for
Agency issues health guidance ahead of mass-gathering football Euros, Olympic Games
The European health agency has published recommendations for health authorities and participants to guard against threats posed by long, mass participation public events
Exclusive: EU Commission to give Big Tech DSA guidelines on protection of minors
The Commission has begun several investigations into child protection online.
World's largest arms expo in Paris marred by ongoing conflicts
For the first time, Israel was barred from the event due to its ongoing offensive in Gaza. Other absentees include Russia and Belarus due to the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Vivienne Westwood's personal wardrobe hits auction block: Here's what's up for grabs
The auction at Christie's in London features punk designer Vivienne Westwood's personal collection of clothes, accessories, and unique items spanning her career.
How is Saharan dust impacting solar power?
Research shows that Saharan dust events can hit solar energy output hard. So what can be done to better manage the problem? Climate Now reports from Andalucía on efforts to beat the dust.
Russia's Putin to visit Pyongyang at Kim Jong Un's invitation
Military, economic and other types of cooperation between North Korea and Russia sharply increased since the North Korean leader met Putin in the Russian far east last September.
One year after deadly Titan sub accident, explorers gear up to go back to Titanic
After the privately owned Titan submarine imploded with five passengers onboard last June, plans to explore the famous sunken vessel continue.
Rod Stewart booed by German crowd for Ukraine support
The legendary singer has been outspoken against Russia's invasion of Ukraine – but concert goers in Germany last week didn’t want to hear it.
UK diesel prices highest in Europe: retailers accused of profiteering
Forecourts operated by supermarket chains including Asda, Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s are significantly contributing to this price surge.
Chaos at Birmingham Airport over 100ml liquid limit: What can you bring in your hand luggage?
New 3D scanners could spell the end of frustrating liquid limits at airports but there have been major delays in installing the new tech in the UK.
China probes EU pork products in prelude to retaliation for tariffs on electric vehicles
The European Commission is expected to increase tariffs on China-made electric vehicles as soon as 5 July.
UBS sets aside €800 million for investors hit by Greensill collapse
After taking over Credit Suisse in 2023, Swiss bank UBS is now clearing up the mess left by its former rival.
Tens of thousands rally in support of the legalisation of marijuana in Sao Paulo
The protest comes after the Brazilian Congress approved the Constitutional reform of drugs, which seeks to punish for possession of illegal drugs or substances regardless of the quantity and substance.
Relatives of captured Ukrainian soldiers call for their return home at protest in Kyiv
The demonstration in the Ukrainian capital comes with the vast majority of countries represented at a major peace summit in Switzerland, backing a call for a full exchange of captured soldiers.
'Football is not just a sport': Ukraine national team make emotional plea ahead of Euro 2024 debut
Ukraine's football team, in Germany for Euro 2024, highlighted the war's devastating impact at home in a video appeal to the fans on Monday.
‘A momentous day for nature’: EU approves first-of-its-kind law that could bring back biodiversity
What is the EU's Nature Restoration Law? Inside the first-of-its-kind regulation.
Goldman Sachs lifts target predictions for S&P 500 in 2024
Most of the Magnificent Seven tech stocks are contributing strongly to the S&P 500’s advancements at the moment, with other sectors such as healthcare and materials also seeing promising growth.
AI presents ‘maximum risk’ for news companies as trust in the global media dips, study finds
The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism report offered insight into how technology will continue to change and shape news coverage.
US tourist found dead on Greek island during heatwave
A number of tourists have gone missing as Greece suffers its earliest heatwave on record.
Can Ursula von der Leyen manage a more fragmented EU?
Navigating a more political Commission and more difficult nomination process will be tricky for all involved, but it clearly shows that the outcome of the European Parliament elections now matters and has an impact on what happens in Brussels, Dr Catherine E. De Vries writes.
French political risks shake European markets: Analysts react
European stock markets opened cautiously after last week's sell-off. Analysts continue to highlight French political risks as major source of risks heading into snap elections in less than two weeks.
Refugee Week Greece 2024 celebrates the cultural contributions of refugees
Timed to coincide with global Refugee Week (17-23 June) and World Refugee Day on 20 June, Greece is spotlighting forced migration with a week-long festival of film screenings, workshops and exhibitions.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev of Kazakhstan: Architect of Modernization and Diplomatic Vision
Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, the current President of Kazakhstan, has been at the forefront of significant political, economic, and social reforms since assuming office in March 2019. His presidency marks a new chapter in Kazakhstan's post-Soviet history, characterized by a strategic
Latest news bulletin | June 17th – Midday
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Nature Restoration Law gets green light after Austria flips
After months of setbacks and difficult negotiations between the EU Council and the European Parliament, environment ministers voted today in Luxembourg to pass the Nature Restoration Law.
In southwestern France, Ukrainian pilots are learning to fly fighter jets
Ten Ukrainian pilots aged between 21 and 23 are getting a crash course on manning warplanes.
US warship Houthis claimed to have sunk several times does 'Taco Tuesdays'
An information war online between the US Navy and Houthi rebels has put the USS Dwight D Eisenhower's existence into question over the past few months. Its commanding officer, Captain Christopher "Chowdah" Hill, is more alive than ever on social media.
Pilots to announce decision of Aer Lingus strike ballot after contested first round
Results are expected to show pilots in favour of strikes over an ongoing wage dispute.
Tens of thousands in Sao Paulo, Brazil march in support of the legalization of marijuana
The protest comes after the Brazilian Congress on Wednesday, June 12 approved the Constitutional reform of drugs, which seeks to punish for possession of illegal drugs or substances regardless of the quantity and substance.