16 September 2022 | Euronews
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Lebanon Lebanon hit by string of bank robberies as citizens try to claim own savings As Lebanon’s financial crisis continues to deteriorate, some depositors have attempted to take back their savings by force. -
Turkey Turkey's tourism industry struggles as Russian visitors face sanctions The Mediterranean country's economy relies heavily on foreign visitors, with 2.2 million Russian tourists entering the country in the first seven months of 2022. -
Ethiopia Repeated examples of human rights abuse in Tigray region, says expert Drone strikes came after forces in Tigray said they were ready for a ceasefire and would accept an African Union-led peace process -
Sport Aminata Diallo: Footballer charged over assault of former teammate Kheira Hamraoui The 27-year-old and four others were arrested this week as part of the investigation. -
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No Comment Football great Beckham pays tribute to the Queen Football great David Beckham has joined the long queue of people waiting to pay their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II, who is at rest. -
Serbia 'Truly historic': Thousands march for Serbia EuroPride after 11th-hour announcement Thousands took part in Serbia's EuroPride on Saturday, following a last-minute statement by the country's PM that the march could happen and would be protected by police. -
Innovative and ambitious: the breathtaking modern architecture of Dubai Dubai is a city of modern architectural wonders. The Burj Khalifa dominates the city's skyline, but the newest jewel in the crown for Dubai's architecture is the Museum of the Future. The Mosque of Light links the past with the present, and continues to push boundaries with innovation and ambition. -
The Cube Medical care, flights, funerals: How will Queen Elizabeth II's funeral impact the UK? Many shops, venues and court hearings have been cancelled on 19 September due to the Queen's funeral. But this has generated a lot of confusion online about other cancellations, such as flights and hospital visits. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: SOTU takes centre stage and media freedom law proposed Ursula von der Leyen gave her annual address to MEPs on Wednesday, with her remarks focusing on the war in Ukraine, anti-Russian sanctions, and the economic fallout from Russia's aggression. -
No Comment Mourners pay tribute to the Queen at the Hong Kong consulate. In Hong Kong, hundreds of people queued for almost five hours outside the British Consulate General to sign a book of condolences for Queen Elizabeth II. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Pope says yes to weapons, Moscow-installed officials killed, tortured bodies unearthed From Pope Francis condoning sending weapons to Ukraine to separatist prosecutors killed in Luhansk, these are some of the most important developments in the war on Friday. -
United Kingdom Two police officers injured in London stabbing incident deemed 'not terrorism' The attack occurred in the early hours of Friday morning around Leicester Square. The Metropolitan police force said they are not treating the incident as terrorism. -
Cult The 16th Lyon Biennial of Contemporary Art opens 'manifesto of fragility' features world-class curators and artists exhibiting their work in many of the city's most iconic locations and venues. Powerful new works will be brought together with works from the past, using painting and multimedia, including sculpture and photography. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 16th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment David Beckham queues to see the Queen's coffin in London. Former England football captain David Beckham joined the huge queues in London to pass the coffin of the late Queen Elizabeth II. -
Mobility This Japanese start-up has designed a high-speed motorcycle that can fly for 40 minutes The world's first flying bike made its debut at the Detroit Auto Show this week. -
No Comment Ukraine: near Izyum, the war dead buried in a forest Ukraine said Friday it had identified about 450 graves at a site near Izyum after retaking the strategic eastern town from the Russians. -
Denmark Denmark's former foreign intelligence chief charged with spying Lars Findsen is accused of leaking state secrets to several people, including some journalists. -
No Comment Central Italian residents clean up after floods Italian firefighters and other emergency services are evacuating people from the town of Senigallia following heavy flooding. -
No Comment Kenyans remember the Queen's visits to their country In Kenya, residents of the Soy Club, where the then Princess Elizabeth II honeymooned with Prince Philip, reacted to the monarch's death. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Le Cerveau' ('The Brain') Tired of the fawning chat around the passing of Jean-Luc Godard? Euronews Culture's Film of the Week is 'Le Cerveau' ('The Brain'), the perfect antidote, starring one of Godard's regular contributors, the late great Jean-Paul Belmondo. -
No Comment People queue to see Queen Elizabeth II's coffin on third day Thousands of people continue to line up along the Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament to pay their last respects to Queen Elizabeth II. -
Europe News 'It's a boring joke', says Viktor Orbán after MEPs declare Hungary an 'electoral autocracy' "The only reason we don’t laugh at it is because we’re bored of it," the Hungarian Prime Minister said in reaction to the European Parliament's report. -
My Europe Series Sweden election: Why the far-right were the biggest winners and four other takeaways What did we learn from Sweden's election? -
Ecotech De-mining Angola - The Unseen Threat of Landmines Finally Removed Mines Advisory Group (MAG), an NGO committed to the removal of landmines in the Eastern Provinces of Angola, has cleared 1.8 million square meters of land benefitting over 70,000 Angolans. -
Culture news Oberammergau: where a passion play has been performed every decade since 1634 Euronews Culture speaks to Frederik Mayet who plays Jesus in the once in a decade performances of the Oberammergau Passion Play. -
World News Extreme heatwaves 'are endangering the quality of European delicacies' That's according to Begoña García Bernal, a regional agriculture minister in Extremadura, where the world-famous jamón ibérico ham is produced. -
Culture news Cardi B pleads guilty to New York strip club assault charges Cardi B has pleaded guilty to two misdemeanour charges in New York court, avoiding jail time in a deal that closes a years-long case alleging her involvement in a strip club fight. -
Europe News Brussels proposes new law to protect journalists from spyware and political interference The Media Freedom Act will prevent governments from spying on journalists and influencing editorial decisions. -
Italy A third vessel was involved in Moby Prince disaster, reveals inquiry The disaster killed 140 people and caused major environmental damage. -
Health news This bionic hand can be updated remotely to meet its user's needs British prosthetics manufacturer Covvi convinced Australian Paralympian Jessica Smith to try this bionic hand, which can be updated remotely according to her needs. -
Earth News Extreme hunger has more than doubled in the world’s worst climate hotspots, says Oxfam Oxfam found a 123 per cent rise in acute hunger in the 10 countries with the highest number of UN appeals driven by extreme weather events. -
Europe News Migrants paying up to €20,000 to be smuggled into Europe on private aircraft, say police Investigators have documented five separate landings in Italy, Germany, France, Austria and Belgium between October and December 2020. -
Climate Earth on the brink of passing climate 'tipping points' if global warming continues at current rate Global emissions need to be urgently cut to prevent us from heading down the path of runaway climate change. -
Culture news Ars Electronica 2022: Electronic music pioneer Laurie Anderson honoured with special award Ars Electronica 2022 recognised New York-based artist Laurie Anderson as a “Visionary Pioneer of Media Art” over the weekend. We thought we'd take a look at her influence in the field of electronic music and art. -
Culture news Michael Jordan's 'Last Dance' jersey sells for a record $10.1m at auction A jersey worn by basketball legend Michael Jordan during Game 1 of the 1998 NBA Finals, his last title victory, has sold for a record $10.1 million. But is it the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever sold? -
Europe News Germany must become 'the best equipped armed force in Europe', Scholz says "Our army must become the pillar of conventional defence in Europe, the best equipped armed force in Europe," Olaf Scholz said. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 16th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Lithuania Lithuania to review all Russian-language school textbooks A controversial school book that glorified Moscow has now been withdrawn from circulation. -
The Cube Fact check: Did 1,200 climate experts sign 'declaration' denying climate emergency? A document claiming that 'there is no climate emergency' has been circulating on social media. -
Culture news Elon Musk's former girlfriend sells personal memorabilia & strangest things sold at auction Would you want your ex to sell old photos of you? Elon Musk's former girlfriend is doing just that as she auctions personal memorabilia... -
Mobility Free public transport in Europe: Is the social experiment working or is it just a gimmick? Luxembourg and some European cities and towns have scrapped fares on public transport. Has it had the benefits they hoped for? -
Cult 'A Manifesto of Fragility’ inspires artists for Lyon Biennale of Contemporary Art After a year-long hiatus because of COVID-19, the Lyon Biennale of Contemporary Art is back - with artists inspired to campaign on 'A Manifesto of Fragility'. -
Travel News Updated: More strikes planned as French air traffic walkout grounds 1,000 flights France’s aviation authority the DGAC has warned of “severe” disruption, calling on airlines to halve their schedules ahead of the walkout. -
Italy Italy floods: 11 dead and two missing after heavy rainfall in central Marche region Among those missing are an eight-year-old girl and a 54-year-old woman, local authorities reported. -
Europe News Germany takes control of 3 Russian-owned oil refineries Germany is taking control of three Russian-owned refineries in the country to ensure energy security before an embargo on oil from Russia takes effect next year, officials said Friday. -
United Kingdom Queen's funeral: Which royals from Europe are attending and how are they related to Elizabeth II? The Queen had close friendships with a number of other European monarchs over the 70 years of her reign. -
Spain Spanish government looks to renovate half a million homes to improve energy efficiency Spanish buildings are some of the EU's worst for energy efficiency. Now its government is promising to renovate half a million homes by 2026 to help achieve its green goals. -
Denmark Europe's summer tells us climate change doesn't care where you live | View "Think of this sweltering European summer as a memo from our future selves. It’s telling us rich countries will not get off scot-free—or even close to it," argues Danish actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau -
Earth News E-scooters may be all the rage but are they good for the planet? They're cheap, fast, pleasant, practical and of course, electric. But are e-scooters really good for the environment? -
Moldova Energy crisis: Winter could be very difficult for Moldova, its PM tells Euronews Moldova was already one of Europe's poorest countries. But now, amid fears of Russian gas being cut and skyrocketing inflation, the situation is looking even worse. -
Tech News Uber investigating 'cybersecurity incident' after hacker breaches computer network A hacker claims to have obtained an Uber employee’s password and gained access to internal systems. -
Ukraine Almost all bodies found at mass graves near Izium died violently, claim authorities Investigators say some of the people buried in the mass graves were shot. Others died from artillery fire, mines or airstrikes. Many of the bodies have not been identified yet, according to the authorities. -
Culture news Paris exhibition explores how fashion helped shape the identity of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo A new exhibition is exploring how fashion helped shape the identity of Frida Kahlo, one of the most widely recognised and influential artists of the 20th century. -
Culture news Line of duty: Is there more to the queue to see the Queen than meets the eye? The line to see the Queen's coffin is roughly five-kilometres long, but is something bigger going on? -
Culture news "Blasphemy" case violated Polish pop star Doda's rights says Europe's top court Europe’s highest court rules Doda’s rights were violated a decade ago when her country’s court prosecuted the pop singer for her comments on religion.