EuroNews (English) - 2022-05-23

• Belarusian volunteers join Ukraine's foreign legion as the war passes the three-month mark
• Moldovan winemakers look to EU after sales to Russia and Ukraine decline
• Davos 2022: What to expect from the World Economic Forum's most consequent­ial meeting in 50 years
• Russia intensifie­s its Donbas offensive as Poland's Duda visits Kyiv
• Labor topples conservati­ves in Australia as Anthony Albanese elected 31st PM
• Spain endures record heatwave as May to become hottest month of the century
• North Korea claims progress despite thousands more with fever symptoms
• 'Mariupolis 2', by director killed in Ukraine, premieres at Cannes
• Scores injured, at least 13 critical after storm sweeps across parts of Germany
• Russia cuts gas supplies to Finland for 'refusing to pay in roubles'
• Scores of EU election observers were sent to Lebanon. Here's how they witnessed 'irregulari­ties'
• Europe's week: Hungary and Turkey block Western efforts against Russia
• Eurovision: The public's choice and the political lesson that comes with it
• Ukraine war: Twitter unveils new policy to combat 'crisis misinforma­tion'
• Belgian farmers struggle as drought and rising costs hit
• The EU's population has decreased partly due to COVID-19, latest figures show
• Ukraine slams 'second-class treatment' after Scholz dashes Kyiv's hopes of quick EU membership
• NATO now has 40,000 soldiers on Europe's border with Russia
• How is China’s ‘zero-COVID’ policy impacting European businesses?
• Why does Turkey want to block Finland and Sweden from NATO?
• Universal basic mobility: Cities tackle the transport gap with free transit, ebikes and car sharing
• Portugal will close a legal loophole to start taxing cryptocurr­encies, says its finance minister
• Record inflation: Which country in Europe has been worst hit and how do they compare?
• Can AI predict whether COVID patients will live or die? This tool shows doctors who is more at risk
• Russia to legalise Bitcoin and other cryptocurr­encies for payments 'sooner or later' says minister
• Monkeypox: What we know about the smallpox-like virus spreading in Europe, the US and Canada
• Your iPhone can be hacked with malware even when it’s switched off, new research finds
• FBI warns tech workers from North Korea are taking remote freelance jobs to fund the regime
• Arabian Travel Market 2022 opened its doors in Dubai
• The metaverse could add $3 trillion to the global economy within a decade, new study suggests
• Your next Uber Eats order could arrive by selfdrivin­g car or robot. What now for workers?
• Water discovered on ‘habitable zone’ exoplanet could actually be methane, new study finds
• Spain approves plans to become the first European country to introduce paid 'menstrual leave'
• Elon Musk may seek lower price for Twitter after claiming fake accounts make up 20% of users
• Switchblad­e drones: What are these US-made 'kamikaze' weapons being sent to Ukraine?
• Ukrainian artist receives flood of orders for pet portraits in outpouring of support from Reddit
• Internatio­nal Tea Day: 7 unique tea traditions from around the world
• Depp v Heard ‘deeply troubling’ for domestic abuse victims, say experts
• LEGO unveils a mesmerisin­g tribute to Van Gogh's Starry Night
• Tom Cruise is top gun at Cannes Film Festival
• Black Mirror is coming back with Season 6: What can we expect?
• 112-year-old Venezuelan named 'world's oldest man'
• Internatio­nal Museum Day: these are the museums we've lost to war
• Forest Whitaker awarded at Cannes: these are his 5 best performanc­es (in our opinion)
• ‘Dictators die': Ukraine’s Zelenskyy quotes Charlie Chaplin at Cannes Film Festival
• The magic of duende: Performers take to the streets for Madrid's flamenco festival
• What can you do if there’s a drunk and disruptive passenger on your plane?
• Spain this summer: Mallorca airport on verge of “collapse” after weeks of long queues
• This influencer can name any country in under a second - using only Google street view
• Slovenia’s Green Capitals Route and five other epic European bike rides to try this summer
• Fatal Chinese plane crash was deliberate, reports suggest
• ‘Strictly managed:’ This is what it will be like to visit Japan as it reopens to tourists
• Israel entry rules: COVID testing and quarantine scrapped for arrivals
• These are the 12 EU countries where masks are still mandatory on flights
• Queen Elizabeth II makes surprise visit to open London's new rail line
• LGBT+ holidaymak­ers can relax on vacation at these top European holiday destinatio­ns
• New visa rule: Schengen applicatio­ns to move online for millions of visitors
• Sri Lanka protests: Is it safe for tourists and what is the latest government advice?
• Car hire: Save money on your holiday rental with these top tips
• All the European countries you can travel to without a vaccine or COVID test
• Looking for a romantic fairytale wedding on a budget? These UK castles could be the answer
• Is this elephant being ‘illegally imprisoned’? New York’s top court will decide
• View: Why is the EU going to the companies who caused the climate crisis for advice on fixing it?
• These seed-firing drones are planting 40,000 trees every day to fight deforestat­ion
• Animal welfare organisati­ons speak out against German outdoor cat ban
• ‘Love Island’: UK reality TV ditches fast fashion in bid to be more eco-friendly
• Solar energy that usually escapes Earth overnight can now be captured, say scientists
• After bushfires and floods, will Australian­s step up and vote for climate action?
• Ukraine invasion could trigger global food crisis, UN chief warns
• Vaquitas: Scientists find last of the species can survive inbreeding - if illegal fishing stops
• Mining and drilling outside Russia is ‘not a viable response’ to Ukraine war, climate scientists say
• Japan green lights release of Fukushima wastewater, but will there be an environmen­tal cost?
• Vital signs of climate change broke all previous records in 2021, says UN
• Why are stargazers the unexpected winners of the cost of living crisis?
• Germany says it will vote against EU plans to label nuclear power as a green investment
• Why is a recordbrea­king year of dam removals good news for Europe’s wildlife?
• 2022 FIFA World Cup: Amnesty demands over €400m in damages for Qatar workers
• 2022 Europa League final: Eintracht Frankfurt beats Glasgow Rangers in penalty shootout
• Ivan Kuliak: Russian gymnast given one-year ban for wearing pro-war Z symbol
• Footballer­s coming out: What's the situation elsewhere in Europe?
• Jake Daniels: Rare moment as UK footballer, 17, comes out as gay

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