22 September 2022 | Euronews
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Italy Italy’s right-wing bloc makes final push ahead of snap election The coalition, headed by far-right leader Giorgia Meloni, is tipped to win Italy’s general election on Sunday -
Iran Mahsa Amini: Protester death toll rises amid unrest in Iran over woman's death in police custody Iran sees its greatest unrest in years, as anger spreads over the death of a 22-year-old woman in police custody. -
Australia Hundreds march in anti-monarchy protests in Australia While some in Australia spent Thursday mourning Queen Elizabeth II, others marched in anti-monarchy protests. -
United Kingdom UK reverses fracking ban in England to secure energy supply The British government lifted a 2019 moratorium on fracking in England, authorising the controversial gas extraction practice as an energy crisis deepens. -
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Prisoner swap, Kremlin denies Russians are fleeing and Poland hands out iodine pills Here's our latest round-up of what's happening in Ukraine. -
Health news Khosta-2: Scientists warn Russian bat virus could infect humans and resist COVID vaccines Just as we thought we could finally see the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, US scientists are warning a Russian bat virus could be the next global health scare. -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Can France defend their crown? France head to Qatar looking to become the first country since Brazil to retain the World Cup. Will Mbappe & the returning Benzema fire them to glory once more? -
Musica Changing lives through music: legendary tenor's dream for Peru From Lima to Salzburg: the extraordinary story of acclaimed tenor Juan Diego Flórez's desire to change lives through music. His mission: to provide free music education for disadvantaged kids in Peru.The outcome: his Sinfonia por el Peru Youth Orchestra performs at the famous Salzburg Festival... -
Italy Tuscan town opposes potential solution to meet Italy’s energy needs More than half of the local residents, including the Mayor of Tuscan town, Piombino, are fiercely opposed to a floating LNG Terminal. The plan was to try and meet Italy's energy needs and reduce dependency on Russia, but is now at risk over fears of economic and environmental impact. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 22nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Russia Would Europe open its borders to Russians seeking asylum? Three Baltic states have already indicated they won't accept asylum applications from Russians fleeing Putin's reservist call-up. -
Culture news Dabiz Muñoz, Madrid’s ‘enfant terrible’, named best chef in the world for second year in a row For the second year in a row, Madrid based chez Dabiz Muñoz has been named the best in the world. His restaurant DiverXO was also awarded the best of its kind in the Spanish capital. -
Italy Giuseppe Conte: Italy's ex-PM bids to revive Five Star Movement He served as Italy's prime minister from 2018 to 2021. -
Culture news James Bond producers cement their handprints in Hollywood: But how did the tradition begin? The producers of the James Bond film franchise have cemented their place in Hollywood history. But how did the tradition begin? -
No Comment Rescuers save whales in Australian mass stranding "hotspot" Rescuers work to save dozens of the beached long-finned pilot whales on Australia's rugged west coast of Tasmania. -
No Comment Protests in Quito after lawyer found murdered Protests outside Quito police headquarters after lawyer found murdered. -
No Comment Humanitarian aid given out in recaptured Izium In Izium, a Ukrainian city held by Russian forces for six months until its recapture in early September, the sound of artillery from a distant battle was nearly constant on Wednesday but residents were too focused on basic needs to heed it. -
Europe Decoded Video: How does Italy's dual electoral system work? Italy's system favours coalitions because it combines the rules of proportional representation and first-past-the-post. -
Earth News People in these European cities think cars should be banned one day a week Should European cities have one car free day per week? 62 per cent of citizens in major hubs think so. -
Travel News Five British men convicted over fight on KLM plane to Amsterdam The fight broke out between two groups of British passengers on a Dutch flight in May. -
Travel News French ski resorts on slippery slope with €15 million energy bills: Here's how they're cutting costs For many avid skiers, carving up snow is a chance to leave your cares at a lower altitude, but the energy crisis is biting in the mountains too. -
Health news Scientists warn common flies pose greater health risk than mosquitoes because they vomit on food Trigger warning: don’t read this when you’re eating. The common house fly could pose a health risk if it lands on your food. -
Work Spain fines delivery app Glovo €79 million for violating labour laws The Spanish government says Glovo's couriers were illegally classified as self-employed instead of contracted employees. -
Creators Okuda: Meet the world-renowned artist bringing epic pop surrealism to the streets Okuda's distinctive style has made him one of the most recognisable urban artists in the world. -
Earth News In pictures: Activists take over billboards to call out impact of flying on global carbon emissions Anti-advertising campaign Brandalism has put up satirical artwork in 15 different European cities. -
My Europe Series Putin's reservists call-up: How will it work and what does it mean for Russia's war in Ukraine? Vladimir Putin called it "a partial mobilisation" of Russian reservists, but is there more to his decree than meets the eye? -
Lifestyle The restaurants resurrecting Venice's ancient spice trade cuisine The vast array of spices that feature in Venice’s historic cuisine was a direct result of the city’s powerful trade links with the East. As early as the 12th century, Venetian merchants understood the economic potential of the Asian spice trade. -
Home Italian researchers have built the first hydrogen-powered house in Europe This student house in southern Italy is powered by hydrogen fuel cells - a first as Europe tries to reduce its carbon emissions and reliance on traditional energy sources. -
The Cube Debunked: Russians were not in a 35km queue at Finland border Some users on social media falsely claimed that Russians were in queues as long as 35 kilometres at the Finland border, following Putin's speech. -
Earth News Cooking with sunlight: How one Japanese woman said goodbye to energy bills forever Chikako Fujii has lived off-grid in Tokyo for the past 10 years. -
United Kingdom Catholics outnumber Protestants for first time in Northern Ireland's history A newly published census has revealed that 42.3% now identify as Catholics, compared to 37.3% as Protestants or other Christian religions. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 22nd – 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 EU wastes around 153 million tonnes of food each year, says report Euronews spoke to one of the people behind the report to learn more. -
Mobility This app uses AR, '3D sound' and a camera to guide blind people around big cities A French start-up is developing an app that helps people with visual impairment get around using high-precision GPS tracking and spatial "3D sound". -
Europe News EU to prepare new sanctions against Russia following Putin's mobilisation speech The European Commission president said the penalties will focus on "civilian technology as Russia moves to a full war economy." -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy calls for a special tribunal to punish Russia for its invasion "A crime has been committed against Ukraine and we demand just punishment," Zelenskyy told the UN General Assembly. -
Nature Spain makes history by giving personhood status to salt-water lagoon, thanks to 600,000 citizens The law codifies the lagoon's right "to exist as an ecosystem and to evolve naturally." -
Russia A list of oligarchs and Putin critics' suspicious deaths since war in Ukraine began A growing number of high-profile Russians have died under strange circumstances ever since President Vladimir Putin came to power. -
Mobility Knowing the true cost of driving would help you reduce car use and manage your finances better Making driving an attractive option overlooks the hidden costs of using your car. Reducing use can help save you money and help the environment. -
This will impact your life How Spanish cities are working to reduce cars and encourage bikes A survey for the Clean Cities Campaign published on 22 September found that 62% of residents in Barcelona, Paris, London, Brussels and Warsaw supported banning cars from cities on some days of the week to reduce dependence on oil. -
North Korea North Korea denies exporting arms to Russia amid Ukraine war The North Korean statement came weeks after the Kremlin described the US intelligence finding of Pyongyang arranging to sell domestically produced weapons such as small arms and artillery shells to Moscow as “fake”. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 22nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Spain, Greece, Turkey: Most Brits think holiday hotspots will be ‘too hot’ to visit by 2027 As climate change drives temperatures up, travellers could shun tourism hotspots in favour of cooler climes.