1 September 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Nuclear safety, Putin in Kaliningrad, and Russian tourist visas Here's the latest developments you need to know from Ukraine and Russia. -
The Cube First major covert pro-US propaganda campaign taken down by social media giants According to a report, Twitter and Meta (the parent company of Facebook and Instagram) have removed dozens of accounts used to promote US interests abroad. -
Spain Cargo ship leaks fuel near Gibraltar sparking environmental concerns The ship stored 215 tons of heavy fuel oil, 250 tons of diesel and 27 tons of lubricating oil, say Spanish media -
Netherlands European Medicines Agency approves Omicron booster vaccine The agency expects these vaccines to "help maintain optimal protection" against a continually evolving coronavirus -
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Denmark European standup paddle championships promotes sustainability Hundreds of athletes from across Europe compete in spectacular surroundings off Denmark's west coast -
Health news Scientists find IVF babies born from frozen embryos are at a greater risk of cancer The researchers behind the study say we need to know more about the impact of freezing on the health of future generations. -
Travel News Stop cruises: 50,000 people sign petition to regulate polluting ships in Marseille Marseille is one of Europe’s biggest cruise ports. As pollution rises, locals have had enough. -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Can the hosts reach the knockout stages? With less than 100 days to go, Qatar is almost ready for FIFA World Cup 2022 but just how good is the host nation on the pitch? -
SanMarino San Marino legalises abortion, one year after landmark referendum Wednesday’s parliamentary vote was the culmination of a referendum last year. -
Europe News Serbia should revoke EuroPride cancellation, 145 MEPs say in a letter to President Vučić The European 145 lawmakers signing the statement said that "awarding EuroPride to Belgrade was and remains the right decision." -
Conference in Turkmenistan promotes sustainable transport development in landlocked countries In times of ongoing turbulence, encompassing the conflicts, economic hardship and pandemics, landlocked countries face a unique set of challenges. -
Liechtenstein Earthquakes shake Liechtenstein parliament during quake insurance debate The first tremor drew a smile from MPs, while the second halted the session. -
Climate Extreme weather: Climate change may make hailstones bigger, research warns Giant hailstones rained down on Catalonia this week, shattering car windows and injuring dozens. Climate change could make these events more common. -
No Comment Heavy hail storms in Spain Heavy hailstorms took place in Spain's northeastern region of Catalonia on Wednesday, including in Barcelona. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 1st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Climate Fuel poverty could hit anyone earning under €120k on these remote UK islands The UK has the biggest gap between the richest and poorest in energy costs as a proportion of income, new IMF analysis shows. -
Nature Spanish police are investigating a ‘mega-party’ held on an endangered saltwater lagoon A group of around 100 boats reportedly gathered in the specially protected area for a concert. -
Destinations Stunning New Tourist Complex: Silk Road Samarkand Opens in Uzbekistan A stunning new tourist complex The Silk Road Samarkand, has opened in Uzbekistan. Here modern hospitality standards are enhanced by the traditions of the past. Next to modern hotels, this city was built by craftsmen using ancient skills to create modern wonders. -
Business Series Discovering the rich gastronomy of the Balearic Islands Euronews travels to Majorca and Minorca to discover some of the specialities found on this Mediterranean archipelago where, over time, many different cultures have made their mark on the local cuisine. -
Smart Health The shape of things to come for cross-border healthcare in the EU With a massive increase of mobility within the EU, the European Health Data Space is set to play a leading role in facilitating the exchange of EU citizens cross-border health-data. -
Smart Health The Future of Health-Data and Cross-Border Healthcare in The EU Explained With a massive increase of mobility within the EU, the European Health Data Space is set to play a leading role in facilitating the exchange of EU citizens cross-border #health-data. -
Tech News An edit button is finally coming to Twitter. Would you pay for it? “We’re hoping that with the availability of Edit Tweet, tweeting will feel more approachable and less stressful,” Twitter said in a statement. -
Europe Decoded Video: Why Lithuania didn't join the tributes to Mikhail Gorbachev While Western Europe praised the last Soviet leader, the Baltic country was openly critical about his legacy. -
Culture news Catherine Deneuve receives lifetime achievement award in Venice The French actress was honoured with a lifetime achievement award at the opening of the Venice Film Festival. -
Europe News Poland to demand €1.3 trillion from Germany in WWII reparations Poland's top politician said the government would seek €1.3 trillion from Germany in WWII reparations after the release of a report on the cost to the country of Nazi German occupation. -
Travel News Lufthansa pilots describe failed pay talks as 'a missed opportunity' ahead of Friday's strike The German airline intends to minimise the impact of the strike and claims its pay offers to pilots are a good basis for continuing talks. -
Kosovo Thousands demonstrate in Kosovo over alleged rape of girl, 11 Protesters threw red paint at government buildings in Pristina over the incident. -
Health news An organic compound found in trees could be the answer to fighting antibiotic-resistant infections Hydroquinine, which can already be used to treat malaria in humans, has bacterial killing abilities according to a new study. -
No Comment Fires ravage Brazil's Amazon rainforest Fires rage in the Amazon rainforest, near Porto Velho, state of Rondonia, northern Brazil. Experts say the fires are caused mainly by illegal farmers, ranchers and speculators clearing land and torching the trees. -
No Comment Protest at Japanese Embassy against dolphin kill More than a dozen Filipino marine wildlife advocates marched to the Japanese Embassy in Manila on Thursday to protest the resumption of the annual drive fisheries, which sees the capture and kill of hundreds of dolphins in Japan. -
United Kingdom Thousands of UK pubs risk closure amid soaring energy prices Thousands of UK pubs face last orders for good as the cost of living crisis and soaring energy bills sees massive increase in bills -
Ecotech Solar panels provide shade and a second source of revenue for this enterprising German farm Large-scale solar installations are becoming popular in agriculture - but getting the right mix of crop and solar is hard. -
My Europe Series Turing Scheme: How does the UK's Erasmus replacement work and has it been a success? It promised the world, but has it delivered? -
Europe News Spain to cut VAT on gas to help with soaring prices Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez says the measure will come into force from October until December but could be extended. -
Germany Two German ministry officials 'probed for spying for Russia' The high-ranking officials are allegedly responsible for sensitive energy issues. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russian shelling forced Zaporizhzhia nuclear reactor to shut down, says Energoatom The reactor came offline early on Thursday after the emergency system kicked in, Ukrainian authorities said. -
Earth News Hawaii closes its last coal power plant: Are its renewable replacements ready for the switch? A ban on using coal to generate electricity from the start of next year was approved in 2020 but some worry it could push up energy prices. -
Russia Ravil Maganov: Russian oil executive 'dies after plunging from 6th-floor hospital window' Ravil Maganov, who criticised the Ukraine war, died on Thursday after "falling out of a hospital window". -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 1st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Mobility You can now drive partially ‘hands-free’ in France. This is what’s changing Here’s everything you need to know about what you can and can’t do while driving in France. -
Culture news Celebrating Bud Spencer: fans press for Berlin museum to stay put From national swimming champion to spaghetti westerns - Italian actor Bud Spencer has cult status in Germany and his films are screened weekly. Now fans in Berlin believe a museum celebrating his life should have permanent status -
Turkey Adviser to Turkish President Erdogan resigns over corruption claims A series of corruption allegations by a fugitive mafia boss has prompted Turkish opposition parties to call for an investigation. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 1st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Robots may be better at spotting mental wellbeing issues in children than traditional methods Would you confide in this robot? Some children shared information with it that they didn’t share before. -
China UN report slams China for 'torture and sexual violence' in Xinjiang The Chinese government had tried to block the release of the report, which was finally published a few moments before the end of the term in office of human rights chief Michelle Bachelet.