7 September 2022 | Euronews
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World News PSG coach Christophe Galtier plays down private jet comments as 'a bad joke' PSG coach Christophe Galtier's sarcastic response when asked why his squad had flown from Paris to Nantes, a 2-hour train journey, prompted an angry backlash. -
World News Buenos Aires swoons at Tango festival and Championship The opening of the International Tango Festival and Championship got underway in Buenos Aires, the event that attracts tango aficionados from across the country. -
Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro asks his followers to 'take a stand' on bicentenary of independence Millions of Brazilians took to the streets to celebrate 200 years of independence from Portugal. And as the military tanks rolled onto the streets, President Jair Bolsonaro asked his followers to 'make a stand'. -
Germany German Chancellor Olaf Scholz loses his cool as energy debate gets heated The main opposition leader accused Scholz and his coalition of failing the German people amidst an energy crunch and soaring inflation, sparking an angry reaction. -
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World News Erdogan calls for regional stability on day two of Balkan trip "I hope there is a positive and sustainable acceleration because the Balkans cannot tolerate this kind of problem anymore." -
Health news Woman who can ‘smell’ Parkinson’s disease helps scientists develop 3-minute skin swab test The breakthrough could pave the way to better diagnosis and management of patients with Parkinson’s disease, for which there is currently no simple test. -
Tech News Apple announces new iPhone 14, Apple Watch Ultra and AirPods: This is all you need to know Everything you need to know about the latest iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, Apple Watch and Airpods. -
World News Baltic states reach agreement to severely restrict entry to Russian citizens Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia have reached an agreement to restrict Russian access to the EU through their borders because of the war in Ukraine. -
France Torrential storms in southern France leave 13 departments on orange alert Torrential rain and thunderstorms have led to flooding in southern France and with 13 departments still on orange alert -
Qatar 365 Qatar’s Rich Musical Heritage Embraces Influences From Around The Globe We all know that Qatar is preparing to host the Fifa World Cup 2022, but did you also know that its rich musical heritage is embracing influences from around the world? The fusion of traditional Arabic music with modern technology and outside influences is helping to create dynamic new sounds. -
No Comment Fire crews fight chemical blaze on Milan outskirts At least six people were injured in a chemical fire at a plastic factory on the outskirts of the Italian city of Milan. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kyiv claims Crimea attacks, France warns on disinformation, and Putin's grain charge Here are the latest stories you need to know from Ukraine and Russia on Wednesday 7 September 2022. -
No Comment Floods hit India and Pakistan Floods cripple Indian tech hub in Bangalore and villagers are displaced by flooding in Pakistan. -
Belgium Brussels fantastic film festival completes 40 years Directors from all over the world came to the auditoriums of the Belgian capital's Universal Exhibition to present their films. John Mc Tiernan, author of "Predator" and "Die Hard" is this year's guest of honour. -
Sweden Sweden election debate: Social Democrats, Sweden Democrats and why the vote matters to Europe Join our panel of experts including Dominic Hinde and Lucas Dahlström as we explore the ins and outs of an election that could return a far-right government to power. -
No Comment Colombian artist recreates Garcia Marquez's face with recycled glass bottles Colombian artist Eduardo Butron collects glass bottles taken from the rubbish to recreate the face of Gabriel Garcia Marquez. -
No Comment Firefighters search ruins after Sloviansk strike Firefighters in Sloviansk dug deep into the still-smouldering rubble of an apartment building looking for potential victims. -
Earth News Liz Truss: Everything you need to know about the new UK Prime Minister’s climate policies Liz Truss comes into power as the UK faces the energy crisis - a problem deeply tied to the polluting fossil fuels the country uses to produce energy. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 7th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Climate Pakistan floods: Parts of the country now ‘like a sea’ says prime minister Unprecedented extreme weather in Pakistan is taking its toll on citizens, with a third of the country underwater. -
Money Why El Salvador's Bitcoin experiment is stumbling one year on A major part of the problem is that the drop in the value of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has alienated investors. -
Ukraine Halt to military activities around Zaporizhzhia is vital, says expert IAEA chief Rafael Grossi said "we're playing with fire" as he presented his report on conditions at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. -
Albania Albania breaks diplomatic ties with Iran over major cyberattack Tirana has accused the Iranian regime of trying to destroy its government's digital infrastructure. -
Mobility Diamonds on Uranus: How it may be raining million-carat jewels on icy planets A new study suggests diamond rain may be much more prevalent in the universe than previously thought. -
Europe Decoded Russia has turned off Nord Stream 1. Here's what it means for the EU. The energy crisis could last up to four years. -
Europe Decoded Energy crisis: Six things you need to know about the EU's gas storage Gas storage has emerged as a national security priority to prepare countries for a total suspension of Russian supplies. -
World News China: Rescue operations continue in Sichuan after earthquake kills dozens Rescue operations continue in China after a devastating 6.8 magnitude earthquake shook Sichuan province. -
World News French company unveils first zero emissions ferry in Marseille Anchored in port, the ferry runs on electricity. At sea, special filters with sodium bicarbonate reduce its emissions to practically zero. But there is a catch. -
My Europe Series 'If I want a shower, I boil a kettle': How people in Spain are struggling amid soaring energy bills In just two years, the average household electricity bill has gone up from €780 a year to €1,371, according to the Spanish consumer organisation OCU. -
United Kingdom Liz Truss: New UK PM rules out snap election and windfall tax on energy firms She also said she wanted to "fix" the agreement with the European Union covering post-Brexit trade between Britain and Northern Ireland. -
Czech Republic EU health ministers meet in Prague with Ukraine and COVID-19 high on the agenda EU health ministers met in Prague with Ukraine and COVID-19 high on the list as well as the treatment of cancer in the bloc. -
Culture news FBI returns 2,000 year old ancient roman artwork to Italy The mosaic had been in storage in Los Angeles since the 1980s, but now it's back in the hands of the Italian government. -
United Kingdom UK PM Liz Truss promises "immediate action" to tackle energy crisis at PMQs Liz Truss' first Prime Minister's Questions was met with scrutiny from opposition Labour leader, Keir Starmer. -
Culture news Celebrated horror and fantasy novelist Peter Straub dies aged 79 Peter Straub is best known for his novels 'Julia', 'Ghost Story' and the 1984 fantasy novel The Talisman, which he wrote in collaboration with Stephen King. -
Travel News Wealthy Americans shopping for holiday homes in Europe while euro is weak As the Euro plummets in value, some American home buyers are taking advantage of their increased spending power. -
Europe News Energy crisis: Ursula von der Leyen unveils five proposals to curb soaring prices The European Commission's president proposed a price cap on Russian pipeline gas and a plan to save electricity during peak hours. -
Climate Greenpeace is using boulders in the fight against bottom trawlers - but why? Bottom trawling in marine protected areas is "like ploughing a combine harvester through a national park". -
Ecotech World's first zero emission ferry sets sails between Marseille and Corsica The ferry boasts an innovative filter that reduces particle pollution by 99.9 per cent. -
These are the top 5 EU cities for remote working as a digital nomad Access to a digital nomad visa is a clear plus, but living costs can also make a big difference: Here are five great European cities to consider for remote working. -
Spain Man jailed in Spain for driving teenager to suicide with 'harassing' messages On the day of the boy's death, the suspect had sent him more than 100 messages. -
Culture news Booker Prize 2022: Shortlist includes oldest author yet The Booker Prize offers £50,000 to one lucky author, but who made the cut this. year? -
Climate African leaders demand action on ‘broken promises’ at climate adaptation summit Four EU countries pledged €55 million to the flagship Africa Adaptation Acceleration Program but the funding gap remains wide and key decision-makers were absent. -
Culture news Should We Be Worried Darling? What is SpitGate and what on earth is going on with the press tour of Don't Worry Darling? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 7th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Russia Ukraine war: We've gained, not lost, from sanctions, says Putin Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed on Wednesday that Russia had not lost anything as a result of its military campaign in Ukraine, while warning of a looming global food crisis. -
Sport Chelsea 'has parted company' with German coach Thomas Tuchel Tuchel's Chelsea suffered a shock 1--0 defeat at the hands of Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League on Tuesday. -
Sweden Sweden election: Russia's actions in Ukraine see Stockholm beef up its fight against disinformation The national agency tasked with vigilance over external threats to Swedish society says they've been in demand from political parties and civil society for more information, ahead of the general election. -
Poland The Energy Crisis And Polish Coal: A Scarce and Precious Commodity As winter looms, coal is expensive and scarce in the Polish city of Walbrzych and illegal mines have sprung-up.The government has made 2.4 billion euros of financial aid available. But critics say the money should be prioritise the poorest families. -
USA The FBI seized documents on foreign nation’s nuclear capabilities – report The FBI has found a document describing a foreign government's nuclear capabilities while it was searching former US President Donald Trump's residence, according to the Washington Post. -
Sport Five takeaways as Champions League makes a return Here are the key results as the Champions League returned to action for the first time this season. -
United Kingdom Out with the old, in with the new: UK Prime Minister Liz Truss picks her cabinet Liz Truss spent her first hours in Downing Street sacking some of the old cabinet and bringing in her own team, with a predominance of those who backed her for the premiership. -
World News Lithuania offers a large support package on energy prices Up against an energy price catastrophe, the Lithuanian government will present a package of financial support which they say will be among the largest in the EU measured by the share of GDP. -
Ukraine UN agency calls for safety zone around Ukraine nuclear plant The UN atomic watchdog agency has urged Russia and Ukraine to establish a safety and security protection zone around the Zaporizhzhia power plant. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Car bomb leaves head of Russian-occupied Berdiansk 'fighting for his life' An official in the Russian-backed administration of the Zaporizhzhia region said Artyom Bardin was fighting for his life after suffering major blood loss and losing a leg. -
Poland Exiles feel at home at the 'Karma' bar in Warsaw People who've left repressive or war-torn countries such as Belarus and Ukraine can express themselves creatively through discussions and art at the 'Karma' bar in Warsaw, Poland. It's become a home from home for many people. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 7th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.