4 September 2022 | Euronews
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Germany 'Many, many, many billions' third German relief package approved after hours of negotiations The German Chancellor hopes to skim off the windfall profits from energy companies to help pay for plan. The so-called excess profits tax has also been discussed at the European level for weeks. Olaf Scholz says he hopes it'll make a massive difference in people's ability to deal with rising costs. -
France France's EDF plans to restart nation’s entire nuclear fleet by early next year According to EDF's projections, 27 nuclear reactors must restart by the end of December, followed by five others between early January and mid-February 2023. However, many question the company's ability to do it, especially for the 12 reactors stopped for stress corrosion. -
Earth News Brazilian Amazon faces worst fires in over a decade, spurred on by record-high deforestation Fires in the Brazilian Amazon increased 18 per cent compared to last year, while deforestation is at a record high, according to Greenpeace Brazil. -
Hungary Thousands protest in Hungary in solidarity with teachers demanding higher salaries Thousands of people march through the streets of Budapest in solidarity with teachers demanding better pay. -
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No Comment More than 1,200 rowers embarked on the Seine at dawn for a rowing trip More than 1,200 rowers embarked on the Seine at dawn for a rowing trip from the Sèvres Bridge (Hauts-de-Seine). Dutch, Spanish, Norman or even from the Ile-de-France, the 242 crews discover the Parisian monuments from a new perspective. -
No Comment Residents clean up in Mykolaiv after fresh Russian shelling Residents in the southern city of Mykolaiv, near the frontline, start to clean-up after Russian shelling during the night damaged several buildings including a medical clinic, a teaching institute and a hotel. -
No Comment Royals attend Braemar Highland Games event without queen Queen Elizabeth II will not attend a traditional highlight of her summer trip to Scotland because of persistent health worries, British media said Friday. -
No Comment German artist creates sea of rainbow coloured foam in London German artist Stephanie Lüning creates a sea of rainbow foam at a London festival at her first show in the United Kingdom, transforming an outdoor public space with the multi-coloured installation, which is made up largely of water and food colouring. -
World News Hundreds of migrants rescued in Mediterranean dock in Italy after uncertain days 459 rescued migrants reached the southern Italian port of Taranto on Sunday morning, after waiting several days onboard a rescue vessel. -
United Kingdom Sea of rainbow foam transforms London public space into art insulation A German artist transformed a public space in London into an art insulation by releasing a cascade of multi-coloured foam onto a stairwell. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Berlin's 'hybrid war' against Russia, US Navy in Baltics, Kharkiv shelling Berlin's 'hybrid war' against Russia, US Navy in Baltics and Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. These are the latest developments in the Ukraine war. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 4th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
United Kingdom Queen misses Braemar Highland Games due to health reasons Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall attend the Braemar Highland Games in Scotland instead of the Queen because of her mobility problems. -
Russia Mikhail Gorbachev's humble hometown reminisces over the late Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, the last Soviet leader who died last week, came from humble beginnings in a small rural village in Russia, home to only 3,000 people. -
Ukraine Nikopol under attack: Residents flee fighting near Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant As shelling continues near Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, some people have been forced to flee from the surrounding area. -
Culture news Timothée Chalamet wins Venice. Go home, everyone - it’s all over. Timothée Chalamet wows in 'Bones And All' in Venice and stuns the red carpet crowd with an outfit that has broken Twitter. -
Germany Germany unveils new plan to tackle soaring energy costs Germany's government announced on Sunday a massive new aid plan aimed at tackling spiralling energy prices, with Scholz vowing no German will face the crisis "alone". -
Pakistan Pakistan appeals for 'immense response' with '33M people' hit by flooding Pakistan appealed to the international community on Saturday for an “immense humanitarian response”, after catastrophic flooding which has affected 33 million people. -
World News Motorcyclists grumble about new parking fees in Paris Hundreds of motorbike and scooter drivers in Paris protested against the introduction of new parking fees for two and three-wheeled vehicles on Saturday. -
Health news If you survive the initial blast, this is what scientists think would happen after a nuclear attack A full-scale nuclear war between the US and Russia could see more than 5 billion people around the world dying of hunger. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
USA United Nations adopts 'historic' resolution on justice for rape survivors The UN has adopted a landmark resolution which grants access to justice for survivors of sexual violence -- its first standalone motion recognising rape in peacetime. -
Czech Republic 70,000 Czechs take to the streets against government, EU and NATO Tens of thousands protested in Prague on Saturday, calling on the government to control energy prices, while voicing opposition to the EU and NATO. -
Work Is the world getting worse? 3 ways our work-life balance and education have gotten better – in data Data shows global levels of education and the time we spend at work have significantly improved in the last couple of centuries. -
Culture news Indigenous Sámi cinema meets a global audience in Venice Defending livelihoods, rights and lands - Europe's indigenous Sámi communities have long fought to be respected and recognised. Now the battle has a global showcase at the Venice Film Festival -
Travel News Tired of Instagram? Turn your holiday memories into photo books, cakes and air fresheners With summer fading, here are some of the best ways to hold on to your holiday memories forever. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 4th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Nature New York’s horse-drawn carriages: An iconic attraction or cruel animal abuse? A poll shows 70 per cent of New Yorkers are in favour of replacing horse-drawn carriages with e-carriages.