29 September 2022 | Euronews
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USA Hurricane Ian: Biden warns of 'substantial loss of life' The storm flooded homes on Florida's coasts, and knocked out electricity to 2.67 million homes and businesses. -
Health news European pharma companies may stop producing some generic drugs amid energy crisis Some generic medicines may be discontinued, drugmakers warn - as soaring energy bills squeeze their margins. -
Denmark 'Shocked and confused': Denmark's queen strips royal titles from grandchildren From 1st January 2023 the four children of Queen Margrethe II's youngest son will no longer be allowed to used the titles prince or princess. -
Qatar Qatar World Cup: Fans must show negative COVID-19 result on arrival Supporters aged 18 and over must download a government-run application which tracks people's movement and health status, say organisers -
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Europe News Germany to spend €200 billion to tackle high energy prices Germany is paying a high price for its dependence on Russian gas, which accounted for 55% of its gas imports before the war in Ukraine. -
World News Tensions after Turkey accuses Greece of militarising Aegean islands Both nations have exchanged threats after Erdogan said Greece was sending armoured vehicles to the islands of Lesbos and Samos close to Turkey -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Can Spain add a second title? It's been 12 years since Spain won their maiden World Cup in South Africa. Can they add a second title this winter in Qatar? -
Business Series From winery error to culinary treasure: the journey of sherry vinegar Have you ever wondered how sherry vinegar is made? Euronews went to Spain's Andalusia region at Jerez de la Fontera to pull back the curtain on the secrets of this unique ingredient. -
No Comment Ultra-Orthodox men protest Israeli military service Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox men protested in Jerusalem on Thursday against the obligation to register for Israeli military service. -
Smart Health How is the EU healthcare sector preparing for the digital revolution? Technology plays a central role in medical activities. However, the European health technology industry is fragmented, especially when it comes to rules, and operational standards across the continent. The European Health Data Space will pave the way for the digital era of medical data sharing -
Smart Health Switzerland: A leader in the digitalisation of healthcare 21st-century healthcare established in Switzerland sets the standard for EU, following the implementation of the electronic patient file. This new national solution presents two significant advantages: the high level of data security and system compatibility. -
Ukraine Cargo ship with 1,000 tonnes of Ukraine aid sets sail from Marseille France is sending its largest shipment of aid to Ukraine since Russia invaded its smaller neighbour in late February. -
Tech News How destructive are Russia's nuclear weapons and could it use them in the Ukraine war? The West fears that Russian president Vladimir Putin, frustrated over the situation in Ukraine, could resort to using nuclear weapons. How destructive would these be? -
Norway Scores arrested after protesters try to enter Iranian embassy in Oslo Demonstrations have broken out across Europe following the death of Mahsa Amini in Iranian custody earlier in September. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 29th – 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 EU refers Malta to court over controversial 'golden passport' scheme Malta is now the only EU country that allows foreign investors to buy citizenship in exchange for investment. -
No Comment Egyptians clean up the Nile ahead of COP27 In the Egyptian capital Cairo, volunteers collect plastic and rubbish from the Nile River. -
Culture news "Dress porn": How the costume designers of 'Blonde' recreated Marilyn Monroe's most iconic looks Marilyn Monroe's on-screen costumes are almost as iconic as her. Suffice it to say, " Blonde " costume designer Jennifer Johnson felt an enormous amount of pressure to get the dresses that we all know so well right for the Netflix film. -
My Europe Series While Ukrainian refugees accepted, new fears in Central Europe over Middle Eastern migrants On Thursday, the Czech Republic temporarily reinstated controls on its border with Slovakia in response to an increase in "illegal migration." -
Croatia Man dies after torrential rain floods Croatian port town of Rijeka A local school and dozens of other buildings were damaged in the flooding, officials said. -
No Comment 11 people were injured by Russian rockets in Kramatorsk At least 11 people were injured, one seriously, when four rockets hit the eastern Ukrainian town of Kramatorsk, authorities said. -
The Cube Debunked: German army will not be deployed on the streets from 1 October Social media users have falsely claimed that the country's military have been given new or expanded powers. -
Culture news Hollywood’s iconic sign gets a facelift before its 100th birthday Each of the nine massive letters atop Mount Lee are receiving a new coat of paint. But do you know the surprising and sometimes dark history behind the iconic sign? -
Europe News Nord Stream leaks highlight difficulty of protecting critical infrastructure "It's basically difficult to monitor all of your sea cables or all of your pipelines," an expert told Euronews. -
Europe News Ukraine war: We should take Putin's words seriously, says Germany's ex-chancellor Angela Merkel "Taking words seriously, not dismissing them out of hand as just a bluff, but dealing with them seriously is by no means a sign of weakness or appeasement, but a sign of political wisdom," Merkel said. -
Travel News Istanbul, Rome, Milan: Love Island winners could be boosting tourism in these European cities Love Island winners Ekin-Su and Davide recently announced their own ITV2 travel programme exploring their native countries - Türkiye and Italy. -
Iran Why are there demonstrations in Iran and what is different this time? After many days of demonstrations in Iran, Euronews has a look at what is happening and why the protests are different this time. -
Culture news Pink Floyd's Roger Waters declared 'persona non grata' in Poland Pink Floyd mastermind Roger Waters was declared unwelcome in the Polish city of Kraków on Wednesday over his views on the Ukraine war. He is not the only musician to get banned from cities... -
Europe News Iran: Protesters gather outside European Parliament, ask EU to do more Hundreds of people gathered outside the European Parliament to pressure the EU to support their people. -
Mobility Citroen unveils ‘oli,’ an all-electric concept car that could also help power your home The four-seater Citroen “oli” is an all-electric vehicle designed to be versatile, eco-friendly and affordable. Can it help families ditch their traditional cars? -
Earth News One person is killed every two days defending the environment. The EU must act Global Witness' dataset on a decade of murders must lead to strong EU legislation to regulate harmful corporate behaviour, says UN Special Rapporteur. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Putin to annex Ukrainian regions; new Nord Stream leak; and Finland closes border Here's our latest round-up of key developments in the Ukraine war. -
Finland Finland shuts border to Russian tourists after spike in arrivals following Putin's reservist call-up The spike was sparked by Vladimir Putin calling up more Russians to fight in Ukraine. -
Culture news A new fourth plinth statue has arrived in Trafalgar Square celebrating a Malawian icon Samson Kambalu's 'Antelope' has been unveiled in the centre of London as the latest temporary statue to stand upon Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth. -
Europe News Debate: What does the Italian election result mean for the European Union? Euronews aired a debate following the Italian election to discuss the reaction in Brussels to the result and what it means for the future of the country's relations with the EU. -
Tech News Russia's war in Ukraine has forever changed Europe's energy landscape, says Norway minister Norway has proven to be a lifeline to the EU. We asked Norway’s State Secretary for Energy and Petroleum if the country could cut gas prices. -
Nature Spanish vultures released in Cyprus to boost numbers decimated by poison The once thriving population has recently suffered massive losses, falling to just 8 individuals. -
Portugal Portugal drought: Fruit growers' harvest gloom after months of dry weather "We haven't even earned enough to cover expenses," one apple grower told Euronews. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 29th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Convincing people to buy ‘wonky’ vegetables could help reduce food waste Why not ditch ‘perfect’ veggies on International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste? -
Travel News Virgin Atlantic now allows its staff to choose their uniform based on their gender identity The policy follows a 2019 removal of Virgin's mandatory makeup rule for female staff and a 2022 move to allow visible tattoos. -
No Comment Fire station flooded by Hurricane Ian Hurricane Ian made landfall in southwest Florida on Wednesday, flooding city streets and breaking trees along the coast. -
Austria Marco Pogo: Meet the punk rocker using beer in his bid to become Austria's next president He's already gained fame for keeping a promise to install a beer fountain in Vienna -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Couple in Irpin near Kyiv look to future as they survey their missile-damaged home Anastasia and Roman Akulenko left their Irpin home with two daughters running for their lives. Today they are back to Irpin and hold on to the hope of living in their home again one day. -
Russia 'You are not welcome': Border protest calls for Georgia to stop influx of Russians "Georgia is occupied by Russia, in the same way that part of Ukraine is still occupied by Russia, that’s why they are not welcome here as friends or brothers." -
France Too Good To Go: The app that helps Europeans fight food waste Thursday is the United Nations' International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste. -
Europe News Spain's hunting dogs mistreated in kennels, animal rights NGOs say As Spain’s Animal Welfare Law was poised to come into law, AnimaNaturalis and CAS International published their findings on Thursday, urging the government to include hunting dogs in the legislation. -
Culture news 'Gangsta's Paradise' rapper Coolio dies at age 59 RIP Coolio, the rapper behind 'Gangsta's Paradise', who has died at the age of 59. Did you know he was also an actor and a chef? -
Denmark Nord Stream: Fourth leak found as Russia and West trade blame over alleged sabotage of gas pipeline Russia and the West have traded blame over mysterious leaks found on the undersea gas pipelines -
Ocean Calls Deep-sea mining: green-tech enabler or environmental catastrophe? We have a growing appetite for Earth's mineral resources and the mysterious deep-sea harbours huge quantities of rare metals that greentech industries crave. -
Food and Drink Masterchef winner Kenny Tutt is campaigning to reduce our food waste Kenny Tutt, the 2018 winner of UK Masterchef has teamed up with FoodCycle to help people learn how they can save food from the dump. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 29th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Italy Italy slashes 2023 growth forecast while public finances improve The 0.6% forecast for next year signals a considerable worsening in the outlook compared with the previous goal of 2.4% -
Hungary Hungarians march against stricter abortion rules More than 1,000 Hungarians protested against a change in abortion rules that took effect earlier this month