23 September 2022 | Euronews
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Iran UN experts demand accountability for death of Mahsa Amini in Iran According to UN Special Rapporteur, Javaid Rehman, Iran's hijab laws violate women's fundamental rights. -
The Cube Italy elections: Who has spent the most money on Facebook ads? Parties and politicians have been campaigning for online votes from Italy's 38 million Facebook users. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Russia mobilises and possible new sanctions discussed State of the Union is our weekly show from Brussels to bring you the top stories of the week. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Five key developments to know about today Ukraine war: Russian coercion in ‘sham’ referenda, Berlusconi defends Putin, Moscow accused of war crimes in investigation -
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Cult Cartoon Forum: Europe's biggest showcase for animation and TV series The biggest annual animation showcase in Europe, the Cartoon Forum, rolled into Toulose again and proucers from around the world gathered to pitch their projects. Since its creation in 1990, 922 series have found financing, representing a total budget of 3.95 billion EUR. -
Art Rendez-vous: The Best of Arts and Culture in Europe From the Austrian bad boy painter who ripped up the rule book to the last chance to see the Benin Bronzes in Germany; Rendez-vous is Euronews Culture's guide to some of the best art shows across Europe this week. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 23rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson: "we need a price cap for Russian gas" Spiralling inflation, an unhealthy dependence on Russian energy, and the risk of power cuts. The EU Commission faces one of its toughest winters on record. Energy Commissioner, Kadri Simson wants a price cap on Russian gas and urgers households to do what they can to save energy. -
Italy Italy's far right future: will Giorgia Meloni become first female PM? On Sunday the Italian electorate could make history by electing Giorgia Meloni as the country's first female Prime Minister. If successful she would be the head of the most right-wing Italian government since World War Two. -
Ukraine 'I'm just 33 kilos': Frontline villages going hungry amid Ukraine war Galina, 75, fought back tears as she described going without food during months of heavy fighting near her village in Ukraine. -
Europe News Poland, Ireland and the Baltics push for EU sanctions on Gazprombank and Russian diamonds In a joint paper, Poland, Ireland and the three Baltic countries propose a ban on Kaspersky software and the sale of real estate. -
Europe News Russia has committed war crimes in Ukraine, say UN investigators A group of UN experts investigating human rights violations in Ukraine said on Friday that they had turned up evidence of war crimes. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Blonde' Brace yourselves for 'Blonde', a singular vision of the life of Marilyn Monroe that won't leave anyone indifferent. -
Euronews Witness Europe's energy crisis and the Netherlands' 1,000 billion buried treasure Could Gronnigen's multi-billion hidden treasure be the answer to Europe's looming energy crisis? Extraction on gas fields has been put on hold by the government due to 2100 recorded earthquakes which have severely damaged houses. -
Earth News In pictures: Global climate strikers demand more help for the Global South Protesters took to the streets in Jakarta, Tokyo and Berlin to highlight their fears about the effects of global warming. -
United Kingdom UK announces plan to slash tax and boost investment "We won't apologise for managing the economy in a way that increases prosperity and living standards," said UK chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng -
Art Feeling the pinch: French museums and cinemas adapt to rising energy costs Some of France's most famous museums and cinemas are changing how they use energy as costs soar to avoid raising ticket prices or shutting up shop, -
Culture news Damien Hirst prepares fire sale of spot paintings at new show The latest show by Damien Hirst displays thousands of the provocative British artist's colourful spot paintings... many of which he will set on fire after selling them in digital form as NFTs, non-fungible tokens. -
Italy Italy election: 10 interesting facts to know about the country's snap vote Here are some surprising snippets about Italy's snap election on Sunday. -
Mobility This electric autonomous delivery robot can bring pizza to your door This autonomous delivery robot using cameras and remote sensing technologies can travel at speeds of up to 32 km/h. -
Syria Dozens die after migrant boat sinks off the coast of Syria The boat is believed to have been heading for Europe. -
Business Series From pale pink to deep red: These are Spain’s rosés to try right now From “palate freshness” to “intensity and volume” these are the Spanish rosés to try today -
Culture news UK rapper Stormzy returns with star-studded music video featuring Usain Bolt and José Mourinho South London grime rapper Stormzy has dropped a start-studded video for his new single 'Mel Made Me Do It'. The nearly 11 minute video features appearances from Usain Bolt, José Mourinho and Louis Theroux. -
Georgia 'I will go anywhere but Russia': Fleeing Russians arrive in Georgia The arrival of Russians into Georgia has intensified since Vladimir Putin called up reservists to serve in Ukraine. -
Culture news Award winning British author Hilary Mantel has died, aged 70 The beloved author of the Wolf Hall saga passed away "suddenly yet peacefully". -
Introducing the future of digital identity Imagine arriving at the airport for a holiday or business trip without your passport, your credit cards, or any physical identification whatsoever and still being able to board a plane, hire a car and check into your hotel. -
Earth News Warm spaces: How community spirit is keeping Brits alive this winter - and why that’s a bad thing Martin Lewis has helped advise on how UK libraries, councils and others can provide for people facing unfeasible energy bills. -
My Europe Series Italy election explained: Who is running? How does it work? Who is likely to win? Italy is holding another election on 25 September. Here's all you need to know. -
Russia Kremlin spokesman's son refuses to join Russian army in prank call Nikolai Peskov told the pranksters that "it is not quite right" for him to be enlisted. -
Sport Jorge Vilda: Fifteen players leave Spain's women's football team in dispute with coach The players have complained that the team environment "seriously" affects their "emotional state" and "health". -
My Europe Series Giorgia Meloni: The far-right party leader set to be Italy's first female prime minister "It would be an honour for me to be the first to break this taboo in my country.,” Meloni said in a statement to Euronews. -
Europe News Italian election: EU can work with any democracy but has 'tools' if it gets 'difficult', VDL says The European Commission president said she was willing to work with any "democratic government." -
Earth News Shell, BP, Exxon: Seized emails reveal 'deceptive' climate tactics and greenwashing Shell is not willing to reduce CO2 emissions beyond levels that make “business sense”, according to a PR email unearthed in a US investigation. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 23rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Looking to buy a house in Spain? It’s cheaper in Andalucia thanks to new tax cut The new policy is likely to make Andalucia attractive to foreigners wanting a second home in Spain. -
Italy Matteo Salvini: Former interior minister could be set for a comeback His party is in a right-wing bloc that is leading opinion polls ahead of Italy's snap general election on Sunday. -
Europe News Hungarian minister meets Russia's Sergei Lavrov despite EU 'understanding' not to do so Peter Szijjártó said there cannot be peace without negotiations and dialogue but Brussels had earlier said it "doesn't make much sense" to meet Russian officials following Vladimir Putin's latest announcements. -
Culture news Crime and punishment - author Peter James reveals how being burgled changed his life Author Peter James spoke to Euronews Culture about how a burglary was "one of the best things that ever happened" to him, getting shot at in Moscow and the psychological impact of writing crime fiction. -
Italy Enrico Letta: Giorgia Meloni's main rival in Italy's snap election Letta insists his alliance can win the election, with a campaign that puts Europe front and centre. -
Europe Decoded What is the legacy of outgoing Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi? As Italians prepare to go to the polls, we take a look at what "Super Mario" managed to do in his one and a half years at the helm of the country. -
United Kingdom Cambridge University admits it profited from historical slavery Several British institutions have been re-evaluating the central role that slavery had in enriching Britain and how they benefited from its injustices. -
Iceland Four arrested as Iceland rocked by 'first terror attack plot' Violence is extremely rare in the tiny European country, which has topped the Global Peace Index since being included in its rankings in 2008. -
Moments Pet travel: Tips for travelling with your bunny from a cotton-tailed TikTok star “When I travel with Miffy he gets really cuddly - I think it's a bonding experience,” says his owner, Sami Chen. -
Mobility Good News | From carts to maglevs: the dramatic evolution of transport Most of it happened within 100 years, which is amazing considering how long ago people first started riding cattle. -
Hungary Ukraine war: Hungary wants to poll citizens on support for EU's sanctions on Russia A senior politician in Hungary's ruling party Fidesz claimed "the sanctions are causing harm. They are destroying Europe’s economy." -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russian-occupied regions start voting in 'sham referendums' Ukraine and its Western allies have rejected the votes as illegitimate and neither free nor fair, saying they will have no binding force. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 23rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Injecting a modified herpes virus shows promise in killing off cancer cells, new trial shows Early clinical trial results suggest a genetically engineered version of the virus known to cause cold sores shows promise in treating a range of advanced cancers. -
Culture news Why did so many people go to watch the Queen's funeral? The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was one of the most closely followed and watched events ever broadcast. But why did so many people feel it was important to be a part of the royal's final journey? -
Russia 'War has entered every Russian home,' claims Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyy "Now, due to mobilisation, for most Russian citizens, Russia's war against Ukraine is not something on TV or the internet but something that has entered every Russian home." -
USA Countries mount scrutiny on Russia to stop nuclear threats at UN Security Council "If Russia stops fighting, the war ends. If Ukraine stops fighting, Ukraine ends. "