26 September 2022 | Euronews
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Economy UK: Fears that market turmoil over Truss tax cut plan could hit Europe's economy The UK pound tumbled on Monday while the cost of borrowing soared to a higher level than that in Greece or Italy, the eurozone's most indebted members. -
Switzerland Swiss voters back raising the female retirement age to 65 The Swiss voted by an extremely narrow margin in a referendum on Sunday to raise the retirement age for women from 64 to 65. -
World News Russian underground prisons found in recaptured Ukrainian villages Russian prisons are being found in areas recaptured by the Ukrainian army, such as the village of Shevchenkove in the Kharkiv region. -
Cuba Cubans batten down the hatches ahead of Hurricane Ian Citizens prepared for the strengthening Hurricane Ian as rain and winds lashed the island's western tip Monday night. -
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World News Spain is turning to solar panels to help meet its electricity needs Spain is now ranked behind the Netherlands and Germany as the country with the third highest rate of electricity coming from solar energy. -
Dushanbe - a city that combines antiquity and modernity Dushanbe is the capital and the largest city of Tajikistan, a country of rare natural beauty. -
Ecotech From Scotland to Sweden: How smart cities are helping residents save energy Umeå, Glasgow and Rotterdam embarked on a major six-year project, using data to decarbonise their transport and energy systems. -
Culture news What's it like to be an Elvis impersonator? Euronews Culture finds out Euronews Culture spoke to the King from Beijing, ShElvis and Jason Dale about what life is like as an impersonator of the King of Rock and Roll. -
Current energy crisis calls for more innovation and investment, says Panasonic The energy crisis facing the world today increases the urgency to accelerate the transition to cleaner, more reliable energy sources and stimulate a "global energy revolution". -
Scenes Meet the women saving sharks off the coast of Mexico "The town we're working with is called Agua Amarga. It is a small fishing town with a population of 500 people. We are training them so that they can have an extra income and they can eventually phase out shark fishing." -
Culture news The spiritual saxophonist: a tribute to jazz legend Pharoah Sanders Pharoah Sanders, the influential tenor saxophonist revered in the jazz world for the spirituality of his work, has died aged 81 -
No Comment Be our voice: Iranians in Istanbul join protests abroad Iranians living in Istanbul gathered in front of the Iranian consulate to protest against police violence. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 26th – 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 Severe droughts 'could be the norm' in the EU by 2050, experts say Droughts could mean that "part of the Mediterranean region will become problematic when it comes to agriculture", MEPs were told on Wednesday. -
Mobility JUICE: Will this ESA probe find life on Jupiter’s icy moons? The JUICE mission will explore Jupiter and its icy moons in the hope of finding signs of life beyond Earth. -
Spain One dead after heavy rains hit Canary Islands and Spanish mainland A 62-year-old man was found dead in the southeastern Murcia region on Sunday. -
Norway Two more suspects arrested over LGBTQ Pride shooting in Norway The two men were known to police and face charges of "complicity in an act of terrorism". -
World News What does Italy’s far-right election win mean for country’s other main parties? What does the far-right Brothers of Italy party’s victory in the general election mean for its allies and the country’s other main parties? -
Culture news Riverdale actor Ryan Grantham receives life sentence for murder Riverdale actor Ryan Grantham has received a life sentence for murder, and must serve 14 years before being eligible to apply for parole. -
Netherlands Peter R De Vries: More suspects arrested over murder of Dutch crime reporter A 27-year-old Polish national has been detained on suspicion of organising the killing. -
Russia Ukraine war: Russia's mobilisation efforts are likely to fail, according to ISW think tank Previous attempts at rounding up Russians to fight have likely drained the pool of reservists ahead of the latest “partial mobilisation," says the Institute for the Study of War. -
France La Coupe Icare: Thousands gather for flying festival in the French Alps For six days, people from across Europe gathered in the small town of Saint-Hilaire du Touvet, nestled in the Chartreuse Mountains, for La Coupe Icare free-flying festival. -
No Comment A Ukrainian mechanic strips Russian tanks for parts. Gena Chiposhyn, a volunteer Ukrainian soldier, works inside a Russian tank to remove usable parts for reuse in Ukrainian fighting vehicles. -
Focus Expo City Dubai: UAE's first 15-minute city & a smart city for the future Dubai South will be an area larger than Hong Kong. Expo City Dubai will re-purpose 80% of the Expo to create an integrated mixed-use ’15 minute’ community - the UAE's first. As a smart city, it will be a playground for companies pushing the boundaries of AI technologies. -
Italy What Italy's election results tell us about the country and its future Why did Italy elect the most far-right leader since WW2 and what does this tell us about the future of the country? We talk to three experts. -
Smart Regions This project is waging war on the plastic that poisons our rivers LIVES, a pioneering European project, is tackling the massive problem of plastic in cross-border rivers and streams. So far a staggering 260 tons of waste has been removed. -
Hungary Stop Orban exporting his informational autocracy across Europe | View "In the last few years, Orbán’s post-truth regime has exported its tactics. It gives a helping hand to like-minded "illiberals" in the Western Balkans with media, political consultancy, diplomatic support and money." -
Nature ‘Attack on nature’: Conservation charities say UK is scrapping vital environmental protections Charities dedicated to protecting wildlife and nature in the UK say that recent government decisions are putting the environment at risk. -
Culture news France sets book delivery charges to help stores struggling against Amazon The French government has announced that it will introduce a minimum charge for book delivery orders under €35. This minimum charge of €3 will help small independent booksellers. -
Culture news From pigeon spy cameras to exploding martini glasses: Inside the CIA's top secret museum The CIA museum in Virginia has its doors firmly closed to the public - making it one of the most top secret collections in the world. What is in their private museum? -
Europe News Russia and Germany to fall into recession as global economic outlooks darkens, OECD predicts The eurozone will expand by just 0.3% in 2023 but could fare much worse if the energy crisis further deteriorates. -
My Europe Series Berliners voted for a radical solution to soaring rents. A year on, they are still waiting In a September 2021 referendum, Berliners voted for housing to be seized from so-called mega landlords. A year on, it's still not happened. -
Nature Researchers reveal that 20 quadrillion ants are crawling on the earth There are 2.5 million ants for every single living human, new research has revealed. -
Europe News How are European politicians reacting to Italy's election result? While Europe's far-right celebrated Italy's election result, others warned that EU states must work together. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: US nuclear weapons warning; Russia protests; and new mass burial sites found in Izium Here's our latest round-up of what's happening in Ukraine this Monday. -
Business British pound hits record low against US dollar It dipped as low as $1.0349 per US dollar early Monday but then rebounded to $1.07. -
Earth News Watch lights on the Eiffel Tower switch off as France fears winter energy shortage Paris’ iconic landmark no longer shines bright late into the night. As France and the rest of Europe fear energy shortages this winter, the Eiffel Tower will now switch off its lights before midnight. -
Europe News Here's what a Meloni government in Italy could mean for the EU Here's what a Meloni government in Italy could mean for the EU. -
Travel News Russian airline staff receive conscription notices following military mobilisation Between 50-to-80 per cent of employees could potentially be called up, according to sources. -
Culture news Rihanna to headline next Super Bowl halftime show Rihanna to headline next Super Bowl halftime show - what has she been up to since 2016 and what's the big deal with headlining the Super Bowl? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 26th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Russia 'Putin's chef' Yevgeny Prigozhin reveals he is behind Wagner paramilitary group The group has been accused of committing human rights abuses in Ukraine, Africa and Syria. -
Europe News French PM says human rights and abortion access are European values after Italian election France's prime minister said that Europe must ensure values including human rights and abortion access are respected in a response to Italy's election result. -
No Comment Typhoon Noru causes flooding in northern Philippines Typhoon Noru hit the northern Philippines on Monday, killing five rescuers. -
Russia Ukraine war: Russians flee to Mongolia after Putin's mobilisation order More than 3,000 Russians have crossed one checkpoint into Mongolia since Putin announced the call-up of reservists last Wednesday. -
Russia Russia shooting: Children among 17 dead after gunman opens fire at school in Izhevsk Authorities said the gunman was a former student at the school and wore a black t-shirt featuring "Nazi symbols" as he carried out the attack, before killing himself. -
World News At least six people dead after powerful typhoon hits the Philippines The most powerful storm to hit the country this year caused flash floods and pushed tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes. -
Mobility DART: What you need to know about NASA's mission to smash a spacecraft into an asteroid NASA's asteroid-smashing DART spacecraft is set to hit its target on Monday, in a test run for what to do if one ever threatened Earth. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 26th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Italy Five key takeaways as Italy makes historic lurch to the far-right Here's what we have learned from a historic election night in Italy