21 September 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Azovstal fighters and foreign prisoners freed in high-profile exchange deals Two deals saw hundreds, including Azovstal fighters and foreign nationals captured in the Donbas, released in exchange for 55 prisoners of war held by Ukraine. -
USA US Federal Reserve hikes interest rates for the third time to fight rising inflation Intensifying its fight against high inflation, the US Federal Reserve raised its key interest rate by substantial three-quarters of a point for a third straight time and signalled more large rate hikes to come. -
World News Cloned Arctic wolf named Maya could help preserve endangered animals The first cloned Arctic wolf could help researchers preserve endangered species, but some in the scientific community have raised concerns. -
Russia ‘Putin wants to smear people in blood’: Alexei Navalny condemns Kremlin mobilisation order Russia’s main opposition leader spoke out during a court hearing on Wednesday. -
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Kazakhstan US astronaut and Russian cosmonauts blast off to ISS in rare show of cooperation Depsite the conflict that rages on Earth, space has remained an outlier of cooperation between the two countries. -
World News New York's attorney general sues Donald Trump for fraud Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit in state court in New York which hits Trump at the core of that same entrepreneurship and opulence that had made the former president famous. -
Europe News European lawmakers issue joint appeal calling for EU-Taiwan investment deal A cross-party group of legislators urged the European Commission to "make haste" with an investment agreement. -
Russia Ukraine war: Hundreds arrested in Russia after Putin's troops call-up order sparks protests More than 1,200 people have been arrested by riot police as they demonstrated against a new call to mobilise 300,000 troops for the Ukraine war. -
Culture news The Kings who never were: the living heirs of Europe's abolished monarchies While the UK is celebrating its new king, many other European countries haven't had a monarch in over 100 years. But all of them do have people with claims to the throne. -
Tech News Got video call fatigue? You may soon be able to send holograms of yourself through your phone The idea is rather than just seeing a real-time video, you would see a 3D virtual person like a hologram. -
Tech News Tesla is set to unveil its ‘Optimus’ humanoid robot this month. What should we expect? The prototype of the much-awaited humanoid robot is set to be revealed at Tesla's AI Day on September 30. -
USA Ukraine war: Russia has violated 1945 UN charter, says Joe Biden The US President stopped short of saying that Russia should be ousted as a member of the UN Security Council. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 21st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Thousands protest in Brussels over cost of living crisis Ten thousand people took to the streets of Brussels on Wednesday to protest against rising food and gas prices and unaffordable energy bills. -
Turkey Two dead after helicopter crashes en route to Turkish wildfire The aircraft was travelling to tackle a forest fire near the resort town of Marmaris. -
Europe News Ukraine war: International court & EU agency issue advice on collecting evidence of atrocities The International Criminal Court chief prosecutor and European Union judicial cooperation agency Eurojust have launched a set of guidelines for nongovernmental organisations collecting evidence of atrocities in Ukraine and elsewhere around the world. -
Russia 'Putin believes it is necessary': Muscovites react to troops call-up "We are in a situation where we can't comment on what he has said," one man said. "The president said it, and that's it." -
Travel News 'Free Ukraine': Russians speak out as they flee the country following Putin announcement On Wednesday morning, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the country’s military would ‘partially mobilise’ military reservists in Ukraine. Flights out of Moscow have nearly sold out. -
Ukraine Tears of relief and grief: Photographs from liberated towns in Ukraine A selection of photographs from the Ukrainian towns liberated from Russian occupation. -
Europe News European spyware investigators criticise Israel and Poland Sophie in ’t Veld, the raporteur of the inquiry, said the committee has learned that the NSO group has sold spyware to 14 EU governments. -
Europe News The rise and rise of Europe's bread prices amid the war in Ukraine Hungary has been the worst hit - it saw a huge 65.5% rise over the year, while France, famous for its baguettes, has seen the slowest growth in prices. -
Germany German government nationalises Uniper to secure energy supply Berlin has announced a deal to inject 8 billion euros into the country's biggest importer of Russian gas, nationalising Uniper in a move to control its energy supply. -
Qatar 365 Bright future for Qatar’s dynamic new multicultural music scene Qatar’s diverse music scene is attracting international musicians and award-winning producers, drawn to the region by its rich musical heritage and the state of the art music facilities of the Doha-based Katara Studios. -
Culture news With Queen Elizabeth II gone, will the Commonwealth say goodbye to Britain? One of the key features that will define King Charles III's reign will be how Britain's place in the world changes. Is it time for the 14 Commonwealth nations to drop him as their head of state? -
USA US to invest in new cooperation over Atlantic Ocean The initiative aims to improve economic growth and fight climate change and piracy. -
Nature Three new snake species discovered living under graveyards and churches in Ecuador It’s hoped that identifying the reptiles will help reverse their fortunes and protect the country’s diminishing cloud forest. -
Mobility First hybrid battery train makes its way to Europe as the EU tries to reduce carbon emissions The so-called hybrid “tri-mode” means the train can switch between battery, electric or diesel and can operate on electrified and non-electrified lines. -
No Comment Clashes at Tehran demo over woman's death Clashes took place on Monday in Tehran at protests over the death of a young woman, Mahsa Amini, while in police custody. -
Russia Vladimir Osechkin: France investigates 'death threats' against Russian prison rights activist Vladimir Osechkin's NGO revealed prisoners in Russia were being recruited to fight in Ukraine. -
Earth News Denmark becomes first country to pay for ‘loss and damage’ from climate change The government said it was ‘grossly unfair’ that those least responsible for climate change were forced to foot the bill for the consequences. Will other countries now do the same? -
Home Which European country has the best digital quality of life? Find out where your country ranks for digital quality of life. -
Russia Moscow-Belgrade flights cost €9,000 on black market after Putin's reservists call-up That's according to Serbia president Aleksandar Vucic. -
Education 4.0 - Led by Humans, Powered by Tech In 2020, the Autonomous University of Barcelona carried out a study which introduced digital whiteboards into its educational centres. -
Work Companies hailing ‘extremely successful’ UK four-day week trial plan to make it permanent Workers on the trial are being paid the same amount while working one day less each week. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia's mobilisation, referenda criticised and Pope slams Ukrainians' suffering Here's our latest round-up of what's happening in Ukraine. -
Earth News Danish royal eats cricket cookie: Here's why insect-based food is growing in popularity Cricket cookies are a tasty snack, according to Denmark’s crown prince. -
Culture news Take a look at the powerful sculptures made by Brad Pitt on display in Finland Brad Pitt has made his debut as a sculptor, in a group show at the Sara Hildén Art Museum in Tampere, Finland. But what inspired him to start making art? -
Nature In pictures: Rescuers attempt to save more than 200 pilot whales stranded on Tasmanian beach The stranding comes just days after 14 sperm whales were found stranded on an island off the southeastern coast. -
Culture news UK bars getting hammered as poll finds most on brink of financial ruin A flash poll by the Night Time Industries Association has found that nearly 50% of night-time venues in the UK are barely breaking even, while a further 25% are losing money. -
Europe Decoded An EU-wide approach to gender-based violence is taking shape but gaps remain Efforts to tackle femicide are moving ahead, but still have a long way. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 21st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Massive pod of whales stranded on Tasmanian coast About 230 whales have been stranded on Tasmania's west coast, just days after 14 sperm whales were found beached on an island off the southeastern coast. -
Iran Mahsa Amini: Protests escalate across Iran over young woman's death after morality police arrest Iran's morality police arrested Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdistan native, on 13 September in Tehran for "wearing unsuitable attire". She died three days later in hospital. -
Italy Italy election: Who is Giorgia Meloni? Is Berlusconi still relevant? What issues matter to voters? Want to understand Italy's snap election this Sunday? Listen to our audio debate. -
Italy Italy election: Millions stuck in limbo trying to obtain Italian citizenship "Being Italian does not necessarily mean being white, but you can be black and Italian." -
Mobility Why is Gdynia Poland's 'happiest city'? It may have something to do with its green mobility plans A poll suggests that Gdynia is the 'happiest city' in Poland. This may be linked to its ambitious project for greener public mobility planning. -
Russia Ukraine war: Putin declares partial military mobilisation to bolster Russia's troop numbers In a speech expected to be aired the night before, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday morning the mobilisation will affect reserves and those who have served in the Russian forces in the past. -
Japan Man set himself on fire amid outcry over Shinzo Abe's state funeral plans The planned state funeral for the assassinated former PM Shinzo Abe has become increasingly unpopular among Japanese as more details emerge about his links to the Unification Church. -
Earth News Social media is at the forefront of ‘climate deception’, Harvard report reveals The report, commissioned by Greenpeace, found that only a handful of posts from airlines, car and fossil fuel companies explicitly mentioned climate change. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 21st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Hurricane Fiona hits Turks and Caicos after ravaging Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic The storm’s eye passed close to Grand Turk, the capital of the small British territory, after the government imposed a curfew and urged people to flee flood-prone areas -
Ethiopia Eritrea accused of launching full-scale offensive on Ethiopia's Tigray region A full-scale entry of Eritrea into the Tigray war could thwart peace efforts between Tigrayan leaders and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who mended ties with Eritrea shortly after taking office in 2018.