5 September 2022 | Euronews
Showing 59 results
-
Europe News Ukrainian PM urges EU to stand firm against Russia, as more weapons requested Denys Shmyhal was in Brussels on Monday for the meeting of the EU-Ukraine Association Council. -
Sport Remembering the 1972 Olympics: Mark Spitz talks of tragic games Mark Spitz is a former American competitive swimmer. He is also Jewish and competed at the 1972 Olympics in Munich winning seven golds. He talks of his experience at the tragic event. -
World News Russian journalist Ivan Safranov sentenced to 22 years on treason charges A court in Moscow jailed Russian journalist Ivan Safranov to 22 years in a maximum security prison after finding him guilty of treason in a trial many see as politically motivated -
World The only path to peace is victory on the battlefield, says former Ukrainian PM Tymoshenko There can be no peace in Ukraine without victory on the battlefield, former Ukrainian PM Yulia Tymoshenko has told the Estoril Conference in Portugal. -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
United Kingdom Truss to face many tough battles as she prepares for No. 10 Liz Truss faces uphill challenge amid cost of living and energy crises, and rumours that Boris Johnson could be considering a political comeback -
No Comment Etoile Roberto Bolle holds open air dance lesson on Milan's Piazza del Duomo Piazza del Duomo in Milan hosted Sunday morning one of the most awaited events of “OnDance”, the dance festival conceived by Roberto Bolle. -
Economy Euro sinks to twenty-year low against US dollar The euro fell below $0.99 as gas supply issues spark fears of a recession in the European Union -
Ukraine Grapes of wrath: Ukraine's winegrower 'closest to the frontline' Pavlo Magalias has made two equal piles; on the left are remnants of ancient storage jars unearthed in recent years at his vineyard in southern Ukraine; to the right, cluster bombs, dropped since the war broke out. -
Economy Truss won't save UK from recession by cutting taxes, says expert Taking over from Boris Johnson, Liz Truss must face the cost-of-living crisis, the energy crisis, and Brexit hurdles -
No Comment Victims of '72 Olympic attack remembered in Munich A commemoration ceremony was held at the Olympic Park in Munich on Monday morning to mark the 50th anniversary of the attack by Palestinian militants on the 1972 Munich Olympics in which 11 Israeli athletes were killed. -
Culture news Budapest Central Fashion Week highlights the Ukrainian design industry Budapest Central European Fashion Week supported the Ukrainian Fashion Week Initiative “Support Ukrainian Fashion”. -
Home 'Time of use' tariffs: Is using appliances at night a better way to cut soaring energy bills? "Time of use" tariffs are specific pricing plans for energy use, aimed at encouraging consumers to use electricity at times when it is cheaper. -
Slovakia Slovakia on alert after escaped tiger from Ukraine seen in park The young tiger escaped from a private breeder in the Ukrainian town of Strychava. -
Belarus Belarus jails five people, including party leader, for alleged attempted coup Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko had claimed that he had foiled a coup in April last year. -
Slovakia Slovakia's government loses majority after junior party quits coalition The dispute centres on populist Finance Minister Igor Matovič and an anti-inflation bill he has proposed. -
Europe News 'It took so long': Michel and De Croo criticise late EU action on energy crisis Market intervention "should have been done earlier, and it's a shame that it took so long," said Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo. -
Nature World's oldest two-headed tortoise celebrates at 25th birthday party in Switzerland Janus, the world’s oldest two-headed tortoise has two different personalities: one head is partial to endives and the other to carrots. -
Scenes Meet the blind director making films in Nigeria "There is something in me that wants a job to be done properly. I want to lead these people, and I feel I can lead them to victory." -
Travel News Brits are planning winter abroad rather than heating their homes With the cost of living crisis predicted to last well into 2023, some holiday makers are planning extended stays in warm countries. -
Culture news Brendan Fraser's renaissance: The Hollywood star who disappeared but is now making a comeback Almost 10 years ago the Mummy trilogy star Brendan Fraser disappeared from Hollywood's spotlight completely. Now he is returning to the big screen and could get his hands on an Oscar? But what is the story behind his comeback? -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kherson referendum suspended, IAEA to stay at nuclear plant, Europe low on weapons Ukraine war: Kherson referendum suspended, IAEA to stay at nuclear plant, Europe low on weapons -
Culture news Amazon Prime suspends viewers reviews of Lord of the Rings; Rings of Power A day after registering a record audience for its mega-expensive fantasy drama, Amazon Prime has been forced to halt viewers reviews of its Tolkien inspired series -
Spotlight Hong Kong Embraces Art To Enrich Quality of Life Hong Kong is increasing the number of its arts venues in an effort to enrich the quality of life. The new M+ museum of visual culture, is the centrepiece of the new West Kowloon Cultural District, and The Honk Kong Palace and Oi! project are all examples of Hong Kong new's cultural vision. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 5th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Destinations Athens and Lisbon are cheapest for a European city break, research finds This marks the first time in 15 years that western European city breaks have beaten eastern cities in the Post Office's annual report. -
Israel Shireen Abu Akleh: Israeli army admits 'high possibility’ that soldier killed journalist An Israeli investigation into the killing of the Al Jazeera journalist concluded that she was not deliberately targeted and shot accidentally. -
Russia Novaya Gazeta: Moscow court revokes Russian newspaper's publishing licence Its editor is Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dmitry Muratov. -
Afghanistan Suicide bombing at Russian embassy in Kabul kills at least six It's the first attack on a foreign mission in Afghanistan since the Taliban took control -
Afghanistan Afghanistan’s drug trade fuels extremism. Europe must act | View "As Afghanistan’s illicit drug trade flows globally, the international community needs to get serious about this threat not only as a matter of public health but also as counter-terrorism financing." -
World Algeria Boosts Economy by Unleashing Culture of Start-Up Enterprise In an effort to to boost its economy, Algeria is creating a culture of start-up business enterprise. Evermore entrepreneurs are seizing this opportunity and starting businesses. And a Ministry of Start-ups has been established in the country. -
Russia Ivan Safronov: Russian journalist jailed for 22 years on treason charges Human rights activists have slammed the trial as a sham and accuse Russia of trying "revenge" against Safronov. -
Culture news Why making more of an effort to chit-chat with colleagues can reap big rewards A little more conversation leads to more action. New study finds exchanging pleasantries with colleagues makes people work better together. -
Europe News Liz Truss: EU leaders focus on Ukraine but Brexit still looms large as they congratulate new UK PM Brussels said it hoped for "new beginnings" but made clear its position on Brexit "has not changed one iota." -
Nature Wildlife Photographer of the Year: 7 shortlisted images from curious polar bears to frog parties The competition aims to highlight the beauty of nature, and humanity’s responsibility to protect it. -
United Kingdom Liz Truss' journey from 'Remainer' to 'Brexiteer' in her own words Truss, who on Monday was chosen as the UK's new prime minister, voted to stay in the EU in 2016 but has since undergone a remarkable transformation into an ardent backer of Brexit. -
Health news China approves the world's first inhaled COVID vaccine for emergency use as a booster No needles needed: people hesitant about getting a jab may be interested in COVID vaccines that can be inhaled. -
United Kingdom Liz Truss: What will the UK's new prime minister mean for Europe? The UK's new leader has antagonised Brussels by spearheading the move to override the Brexit deal on Northern Ireland, and analysts fear relations will remain fractious. -
Sweden MS Estonia: Filmmakers fined for exploring wreck of 1994 ferry disaster The shipwreck in the Baltic Sea is considered a graveyard for victims. -
No Comment Powerful typhoon Hinnamnor hits eastern China, Taiwan and Japan Cities in eastern China suspended ferry services and flights were cancelled on Sunday in Japan as Typhoon Hinnamnor, the strongest global storm this year, blew its way past Taiwan and the Koreas with fierce winds and heavy rains. -
Hungary Seven people dead after train collides with car in southern Hungary Police said the accident occurred at a rural railway crossing on Monday morning. -
No Comment Chileans reject new progressive constitution In Chile's capital of Santiago, horns blared in celebration as groups of people gathered at numerous intersections to celebrate the results. Riot police used water cannon against protesters supporting the new constitution in the streets of Santiago. -
Nature Has climate change replaced poaching as the biggest threat to wildlife in Zimbabwe? Climate change has now replaced poaching as the 'biggest threat' to the country's wildlife, staff at Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority say. -
Moments Holidaymakers turned to budget-friendly 'gamping' this summer, but what is it? 'Gamping' became popular during the pandemic and the trend has continued. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 5th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Euro hits a 20-year low against the US dollar Another week and yet more pain for the euro. The single European currency was trading below 99 US cents this morning - it's lowest value in 20 years -
France Urban authorities set the example with urban lighting switch off In the face of the energy crisis, many urban authorities are limiting the lighting of public buildings. The measure is designed to make savings, but also to act as an example to others. -
World News Chile looks for way forward after rejecting new constitution Chileans have overwhelmingly rejected a new progressive constitution to replace its dictatorship-era charter. -
Latvia Mystery as private plane crashes in Baltic Sea off the coast of Latvia Fighter jets sent to intercept the plane said they could see no one in the cockpit, reported the German newspaper Bild. -
World News European leaders announce new relief plans as energy crisis deepens Germany will invest an additional 65 billion euros in a new round of measures aimed at easing the sting of inflation. -
Moments Electric biking is the best way to explore the Swiss Alps in spring You don’t need to wait for ski season to enjoy Verbier. In fact, biking through the mountains might just be the best way to experience it. -
Spain Heating restrictions leave Spanish bar owners cold Spain aims to meet EU energy-saving targets with restrictions on heating and air conditioning. But bars and restaurants fear losing business as a result -
World News German soldiers arrive in Lithuania to boost NATO's eastern flank German military personnel and equipment have arrived in Lithuania, as part of a plan to beef up forces on NATO's eastern flank following Russia's war. -
World News Eight climbers killed on Klyuchevskaya Sopka, the highest active volcano in Eurasia Eight climbers died while ascending the highest active volcano in Eurasia, Klyuchevskaya Sopka. It’s located in Russia's Far Eastern Kamchatka peninsula. -
United Kingdom Liz Truss chosen to be the UK's next prime minister She beat off competition from former finance minister Rishi Sunak to become the leader of the ruling Conservative Party -
Ukraine Alleged white phosphorous attack by Russia on Ukrainian village in Kharkiv region Sixteen houses were destroyed by Russian airstrikes overnight on Saturday in the Ukrainian village of Bezruky, with Ukrainian officials claiming that Russia had used cluster phosphorous munitions to target civilian infrastructure. -
France Nice attack trial: Eight people accused of roles in 2016 truck rampage 86 people were killed and more than 400 others injured in the second deadliest attack on French soil. -
Canada Stabbings in Canada kill 10, wounding 15, with suspects still at large “No one in this town is ever going to sleep again. They’re going to be terrified to open their door,″ said Weldon resident Ruby Works, who was close to one of the victims. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 5th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Germany Munich massacre at 50: How a hostage crisis rocked the 1972 Olympics Today marks 50 years since a massacre at the 1972 Olympics in Munich. Here's all you need to know about what happened.