19 September 2022 | Euronews
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Russia Prisoners are refusing to join Russian mercenary group, US official claims US official claims that Russia's mercenary Wagner Group has not been entirely successful in its efforts to recruit 1,500 felons -
Mexico Powerful earthquake strikes western Mexico on anniversary of two tremors At least one person was killed in the quake, the Mexican President has confirmed -
Design Paris celebrates 150 years of Wallace Fountains through new award and cultural events The award is part of a month-long celebration commemorating Sir Richard Wallace—an English philanthropist—and his mission to bring clean drinking water to 19th century Paris and beyond. -
World News Quartet enact EU visa ban for Russian tourists amid Ukraine war Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania will now block Russian tourists with EU visas from visiting their country. -
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Culture news Why did King Charles III pick the name 'Charles'? Every monarch has their name, and every name has a history. The first two King Charles's to sit on the throne set quite a precedent. -
Iran Iran rebuffs US officials' comments on young woman's death, amid heated protests Iranians across the country have been protesting the death of a 22-year-old woman at the hands of the 'morality police', who claim no wrongdoing -
United Kingdom In pictures: The story of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral The key images from a momentous day in British history. -
United Kingdom Queen's funeral: Five moments that history will remember From the pageantry and history of a grand royal event to the touching moment the Queen's corgis watched her coffin passing by. -
Uganda Uganda condemns EU resolution slamming oil pipeline Uganda slammed a resolution by the European Union’s Parliament calling for a halt to extractive activities in protected ecosystems in an oil pipeline project. -
Climate Now Hottest ever August: As temperatures soar, the Rhine level plummets The Rhine has slumped to its lowest point since 2018, forcing shipping companies to adapt. Is this an anomaly or the new norm? -
World Media freedom: 'We see a negative trend in almost all member states’, says Věra Jourová Euronews journalist Sandor Zsiros speaks to Věra Jourová, the European Commission's Vice-President for Values and Transparency, to find out more about the new Media Freedom Act. -
Scenes Meet the young K-pop artist seeking fame in South Korea "K-pop is unique. It is different from pop music in other countries as it has Korean culture. I love it. It makes me feel really excited inside." -
Spotlight Fighting Alzheimer's disease: Hong Kong's Science and Technology Parks The fight against Alzheimer's disease is just one of many innovative projects of the Hong Kong’s Science and Technology Parks research clusters known as InnoHK. Combining innovation and entrepreneurial spirit with the collaboration of the world's scientific community. -
Mobility Is this electric passenger plane the future of fossil-free flying? A Swedish company is building this prototype to fly 200 kilometres on battery power alone, but its range could be doubled thanks to a hybrid turbo generator. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 19th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Sweden Sweden's right-wing parties get formal go-ahead to start coalition talks Leader of the country's third biggest party, Ulf Kristersson, now has to figure out how to negotiate with the far-right anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats. -
Health news Hi-tech face mask with sensor could detect COVID, flu and other viruses Its developers say the smart mask would be especially useful in enclosed spaces like elevators. -
My Europe Series From George VI to Elizabeth II, memories of how royal funerals have changed Two funeral processions with 70 years of history in between. Mourners learned about the death of Britain's King George VI from local papers while his daughter Queen Elizabeth II's funeral is broadcast live on television and social media. -
World Algerian pharmaceutical boom: A step towards health & food security Algeria has become one of Africa's leading pharmaceutical producers. More than 2.5 billion euros worth of medicines were produced last year. Some 200 production units cover nearly 70% of the country's generic needs. Which is helping to provide health security in the country and region. -
Europe Decoded Analysis: What's the climate in Italy ahead of the election? The election campaign communication has mainly been on social media with political leaders seen more frequently online than on public squares. -
Turkey Thousands march in anti-LGBT demonstration in Istanbul An advert for the anti-LGBT march was also shown on television after gaining the approval of the country’s broadcasting council, which deemed it a "public interest". -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kyiv claims control of Oskil river and Russia denies Izium accusations Here's our latest round-up of what's happening in Ukraine. -
Spain Hundreds of migrants rescued from smugglers' boats in Mediterranean Open Arms Uno said it had rescued 372 people in total. -
Switzerland Swiss woman convicted of terrorism after Lugano stabbing in 2020 The 29-year-old had tried to slit the throats of two women in a department store. -
Economy Brussels unveils emergency powers to keep goods moving during crisis times The new system could ban member states from restricting the trade of critical goods and services when they are most needed. -
Money Britain's financial watchdog says FTX may be operating in UK without authorisation "This firm is not authorised by us and is targeting people in the UK," the Financial Conduct Authority said in a statement. -
Europe News Rule of law: Budapest appears confident it can prevent €7.5 billion cut in EU funds Hungary has committed to implementing 17 measures to strengthen oversight into how EU funds are spent in the country before mid-November. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 19th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Money Wanted Terra crypto developer may be trying to escape probes but Do Kwon denies being on the run The wanted Terra developer is reportedly trying to evade South Korean authorities, but he denies being on the run. -
Italy Will massive EU resources be enough to bridge Italy's North South divide? Over 230 million euros have been invested in restoring social housing units across Southern Italy, but its infrastructure is key to economic growth. Despite massive EU funding experts fear that it won't help the region close the gap on the North. -
Economy Will Ireland's Paschal Donohoe keep his role as Eurogroup president? Paschal Donohoe may be obliged to leave his post after just one term due to an agreement with his coalition partners in Ireland. -
World News Armenian protesters demand their country leaves Moscow-led military alliance Protesters gathered in Armenia’s capital to call on Yerevan to leave a Moscow-led military alliance, arguing that the organization is not doing enough to protect their country. -
Mobility 'We're being stripped of our basic rights': Years of neglect leave Rome a no-go for the disabled Years of neglect in Rome is letting down its disabled citizens, including Dario Dongo is a lawyer and activist. Euronews follows his daily commute. -
Culture news UNESCO world heritage site Hatra receives boost as tourists return Hatra was an important religious and trading centre under the Parthian empire. Recently it suffered from a brief but brutal jihadist rule. Now a private museum is trying to lure back visitors. -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth laid to rest alongside her husband and parents at Windsor Castle Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest in an intimate ceremony away from prying cameras in Windsor, where she was reunited with her late husband and her parents. -
Mobility The cities that will thrive the most in the future will be those getting people to walk more While COVID encouraged being outdoors more, the cities which make it easier for citizens to walk will enjoy the many economic and health benefits. -
Europe News Taxonomy: 12 NGOs launch legal challenge against EU's bid to label nuclear and gas as green The NGOs argue that the inclusion of gas and nuclear in the EU Taxonomy violates the European Climate Law and the bloc's obligations under the 2015 Paris Agreement. -
Destinations Where is Brownsea Island? This under-the-radar UK island is made for nature lovers and families Spiritual home of the Scouting movement, this unspoilt haven in southwest England is a nature lover's paradise. -
Climate Scientists predict the hole in the ozone layer will close in the next 50 years This is the year scientists predict the hole in the ozone layer will close. -
Nature These stunning Central American lakes and beaches are now covered in plastic waste Incredible footage shows the devastating effect of plastic pollution in Central America. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 19th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.