15 September 2022 | Euronews
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Austria Austrian weapons instructor 'accidentally' kills fellow police officer The "tragic accident" occurred during a police firearms training exercise in Graz. -
Russia Moscow says Power of Siberia 2 pipeline to China will 'replace' Nord Stream 2 Russia's energy minister announced on Thursday that Nord Stream 2 will be "replaced" by an alternative gas pipeline to China. -
The Cube Swiss police investigate fake online ad campaign about energy wasting The unofficial posters urged citizens to report their neighbours if they overheat their homes this coming winter. -
United Kingdom People urged not to join Queen queue amid lengthy waiting times People have been urged not to join the huge queue of mourners waiting to file past the coffin of Queen Elizabeth in London. -
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World EU too severe on Greece over debt crisis, former Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker concedes Greece is finally turning the page on its debt crisis, with the end to the system of Enhanced Surveillance, put in place to allow European institutions to keep an eye on the government's books. -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Last chance for Argentina's Lionel Messi? At 35 years old, the 2022 World Cup may well be Lionel Messi's last for Argentina. The forward is still waiting to lift the trophy, so can he finally do it? -
Ukraine Reconstruction work begins as Russian forces withdraw from strongholds in northeastern Ukraine Ukrainian authorities are working to restore infrastructure in areas of the Kharkiv region that were destroyed under Russian occupation. -
Slovenia Slovenian health minister apologises after man cremated by wrong family Two patients -- of the same age and from the same nursing home -- were misidentified in hospital, according to reports. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Von der Leyen in Kyiv, attack on Zelenskyy's home city and German decision urged Here is our daily round-up of developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 15th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ecotech Dutch students have invented a zero-emissions car that captures carbon as it drives The all-electric Zero Emission Mobility (ZEM) car uses carbon capture technology to absorb CO2 as it drives. -
Earth News Carbon capture: Wyoming's new plant could be a game changer in the race to slow global warming If it operates to schedule, the ‘Project Bison’ carbon removal facility will be the largest in the world, sucking up 5 million metric tonnes of carbon per year. -
Earth News EU reveals plan to pass profits from fossil fuels on 'to those who need it most' The plan is part of long-awaited emergency measures to tackle the soaring cost of electricity before winter. -
Smart Health Diseases have no borders, so why should EU patients? One thing that the Covid-19 pandemic categorically demonstrated to the world was that disease does not recognise borders. So why should EU patients? By sharing cross-border health data doctors can now treat patients from other member states by using Patient Summary services and e-prescriptions. -
Business Series Despite extreme conditions, the Canary Islands provide a fertile ground for gastronomic products The Canary Islands are a natural paradise with extreme conditions that offers top-quality gastronomic products and fascinating views. -
Europe News Disease knows no borders and nor does EU healthcare As Covid-19 swept across the globe, one factor became blindlingly obvious: disease does not recognise borders. The EU is implementing digital initiatives in all member states to ensure high quality cross-border healthcare for consenting EU citizens, wherever they become ill or injured. -
Spain One of Europe's most wanted money laundering suspects arrested in Spain The man is accused of laundering more than €200 million for criminal organisations. -
World News Pope Francis joins religious conference in Kazakhstan One of the conference's goals was to promote peace through dialogue. -
My Europe Series ‘You feel trapped’: Why some Ukrainian refugees are now heading home A month after moving to Kyiv, Iuliia said it feels "very good" to be back home. -
Sport Roger Federer: Swiss tennis star announces his retirement "Tennis has treated me more generously than I ever would have dreamt, and now I must recognise when its time to end my competitive career." -
Ecotech One of these 5 teenagers will win almost €10,000 to develop their own solution to climate change An app to detect crop disease and a fish scale formula to clean wastewater are among the contenders for the Children's Climate Prize. -
Culture news Almodóvar drops out of first English-language film The Spanish director said he "dreamt of working" with Cate Blanchett on the upcoming 'Manual for Cleaning Women' film but admits to have bitten off more than he can chew. -
My Europe Series Will Spain's commoner queen help to save the monarchy? When King Felipe and Letizia acceded to the crown in 2014, the monarchy had fallen to its lowest level of popularity since the restoration of democracy in 1975 after the death of the dictator General Francisco Franco. -
Austria Anger over 'waste' in Austria as even the dead are sent Є500 climate payout An opposition party called it "a waste of taxpayers' money". -
Travel News Malaysia becomes the latest country to entice digital nomads with low cost of living Malaysia plans to become south east Asia’s new digital nomad hub with a visa aimed at IT professionals and a network of coworking spaces. -
Uzbekistan Putin-Xi meeting: Russian leader praises China's balance on Ukraine and slams 'unipolar ugliness' "We very much appreciate the balanced position of our Chinese friends regarding the Ukrainian crisis," said Putin. -
Earth News Patagonia and Ecosia: The big companies profiting the Earth thanks to eco-conscious founders The outdoor fashion brand predicts it will give €100 million away a year to environmental causes under the new ownership structure. -
Why you should work at a European cloud company While many tech firms are cutting jobs these days, cloud companies are growing strong. -
Sport New Spanish women's football season to begin after deal ends referees' strike Match officials had been protesting against their "working and economic conditions". -
World Resistance leader Massoud sees "opportunity for success" in Afghanistan The leader of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan Ahmad Massoud has called on the international community to help deliver a new future for his country, saying there is now a unique opportunity to bring about change. -
France France told to reconsider over repatriation of suspected IS women The European Court of Human Rights said France had violated two women's rights as they were French nationals. -
Ukraine Von der Leyen visits Kyiv to discuss bringing Ukraine closer to EU It's her third visit to Ukraine's capital since Russia invaded in February. -
Culture news Zorba The Greek actress and singer Irene Papas dies aged 93 Irene Papas, the actress known internationally following performances in “The Guns of Navarone” in 1961 and “Zorba the Greek”, dies aged 93 -
Europe News Hungary is no longer a full democracy but an 'electoral autocracy,' MEPs declare in new report MEPs argue a lack of decisive EU action has led to a "breakdown in democracy, the rule of law and fundamental rights" in Hungary. -
The Cube Russia's answer to Wikipedia: Propaganda or common sense encyclopedia? Called Runiversalis, Russia's answer to Wikipedia was launched by Moscow amid the war in Ukraine. -
Culture news R Kelly convicted of child pornography charges More disgrace for the singer who was once top of the pop charts as a Chicago court finds him guilty of accusations stemming from a 2008 child pornography case. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 15th – 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 Armenia announces ceasefire with Azerbaijan after deadly clashes This week saw the largest outbreak of hostilities between Armenia and Azerbaijan in nearly two years. -
Culture news Poland asks Russia to return artwork looted by Red Army The country lost an estimated 50 per cent of museum collections during the Nazi and Soviet occupations. -
Europe News Brussels plans to introduce cybersecurity requirements for connected devices The proposed legislation would apply to very connected devices including toys and household appliances such as smart fridges. -
Money The Ethereum 'Merge' has happened and marks a new era for greener cryptos and blockchain Ethereum’s switch could cut the platform's carbon emissions by 99 per cent and cause regulators to put more pressure on energy-hungry Bitcoin mining. -
Afghanistan Ahmad Massoud: Afghanistan’s last resistance To many, Ahmad Massoud has become a symbol of Afghanistan’s fight for freedom and sovereignty. -
Ocean Calls Ocean Calls: Is it OK to eat fish if you love the ocean? We asked sustainability experts Do you know where the fish you're eating has come from? This question and more are answered in the latest episode of the Ocean Calls podcast. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 15th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: President Zelenskyy injured in Kyiv car crash after battlefield visit A spokesperson for his office says the injuries were not serious. -
Uzbekistan Russia talks 'a great risk for China' as Xi and Putin meet in Samarkand Both countries have vied for influence in Central Asia but Beijing will be wary of getting too close to Moscow, say experts, in case the EU and US get annoyed.