30 September 2022 | Euronews
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Brazil "Liar. Ex-convict. Traitor to the nation." - Bolsonaro lashes out at Lula in Brazil election debate Brazil's top presidential candidates exchange insults at last televised election debate ahead of Sunday's vote. -
World News Energy: The self-sufficient German town that gives back to the grid Locals in the German town of Feldheim have worked together combining green and renewable energies to make their town entirely energy auto sufficient. -
USA Biden declares emergency as Hurricane Ian hits South Carolina A revived Hurricane Ian made landfall on coastal South Carolina on Friday, threatening the historic city of Charleston with severe flooding. -
Brazil EU-Mercosur: Elections in Brazil could change trade relationship between blocs Former president Lula da Silva vowed to get EU-Mercosur deal up and running in six months if re-elected. -
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Russia Censure and sanctions: how Europe and the world reacted to Russia annexing Ukrainian territory European countries leveled broad condemnation at Russia on the day Vladimir Putin signed decrees to illegally annex Ukrainian land. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zaporizhzhia rocked by deadly missile strike on humanitarian convoy The strike sent shrapnel tearing through vehicles that were hoping to collect people from Russian-controlled areas of the region -
Sport Russian athletes 'could be allowed back in Olympics' says IOC chief Competitors from Russia would have to show they don't support the war in Ukraine, Thomas Bach told an Italian newspaper. -
No Comment President Putin signs accord to annex four occupied Ukrainian regions Russian President Vladimir Putin signs an accord to annex the occupied regions of Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia at a treaty signing ceremony in St George’s Hall at the Kremlin. -
No Comment Videos circulating on social media showed gunfire and a police vehicle on fire Rights groups say up to 83 killed as Tehran attempts to crackdown on persistent demonstrations; forces open fire on group stoning police station in city near Pakistan border. -
No Comment Russian men continue to try to flee the country to escape fighting in Ukraine In Russia, at the border with Georgia, Finnad and Kazakhstan, lines of thousands of vehicles are visible since the announcement of the "partial mobilization" by the Russian president. -
No Comment Brussels restaurant goes dark to highlight energy crisis While EU governments still mull over introducing a cap on gas prices, some businesses are more in a hurry for solutions to the energy crisis. In Brussels, the epicenter of the EU, a group of restaurants owners have imagined how a future without gas and electricity would look like for gourmets. -
Russia Ukraine war: Russia illegally annexes four regions in east Ukraine Vladimir Putin said four occupied and annexed Ukrainian regions will be part of Russia "forever" and declared "victory will be ours" at Moscow rally. -
Focus Batumi: Europe’s leading emerging tourist destination? Batumi, the capital of the Georgian autonomous republic of Ajara, is a city that has become an award-winning tourist destination in recent years and is emerging as one of Europe's leading holiday resorts. -
Culture news Renowned French painter and documentary filmmaker Jean-Michel Meurice dies aged 83 Meurice died on Tuesday at his Paris home following a long illness, leaving behind him a series of stunning works. -
Euronews Witness EuroPride 2022 in Belgrade: A storm over the rainbow flag Despite religious protests and a restricted Pride march, the annual EuroPride event for the LGBTIQA+ community in Europe, went ahead in Belgrade and makes history as the first in the Balkans and South-East Europe. -
Serbia Karen Melchior: “Discrimination of minorities: the canaries in the coal mine of democracy” Karen Melchior is a Member of the European Parliament (Renew Europe) from Denmark, and member of the European Parliament’s LGBTI Intergroup. Speaking to euronews reporter Valérie Gauriat at Belgrade’s EuroPride this september. -
Serbia Maria Walsh: “There must be a clear plan so that minority groups are not left unsafe” Maria Walsh is a Member of the European Parliament from Ireland (Fine Gael, EPP), and Vice-President of the European Parliament’s LGBTI Intergroup. Attending the Belgrade EuroPride2022, she was among those who urged the Serbian Presidency to lift the ban on the march due to end a week of events. -
Serbia Helena Dalli: “We cannot live in a world where people are not treated equally” Helena Dalli is the European Commissioner for Equality. Attending the Human Rights conference at Belgrade’s Europride2022, she spoke to euronews reporter Valerie Gauriat of the importance of defending LGBTQI+ rights, in a European context where civil rights as a whole are increasingly under attack. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 30th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Germany Turkish president Erdoğan sues German MP over 'little sewer rat' slur Wolfgang Kubicki, an FDP lawmaker, has said he is unconcerned about the lawsuit. -
Culture news A Matrix dance adaptation is coming to a theatre in Manchester Legendary director Danny Boyle is turning his hand to a dance show, adapting the Matrix film into a new piece for the soon-to-open Factory International. -
Travel News Flights to Spain will get more expensive following EU changes, report finds Spain’s Association of Airlines is asking the government to reconsider EU measures to reduce aviation emissions. -
Sweden Sweden lifts Turkey arms embargo as NATO membership inches closer Turkey’s parliament has yet to ratify Sweden and Finland’s membership in NATO, and Friday's step was widely seen as aimed at securing Ankara’s approval. -
Romania Romanian education minister resigns amid plagiarism accusations Sorin Cimpeanu is accused of 'fraudulently appropriating' 13 chapters of a university course he had taught. -
Mobility All-electric aircraft 'Alice' makes its first test flight in a milestone for zero-carbon aviation An Israeli start-up successfully conducted the first test flight of its all-electric plane called "Alice". -
Latvia Latvia: Exit polls put PM's New Unity party ahead in vote amid Ukraine war and soaring inflation Analysts believe that the New Unity party of PM Krišjānis Kariņš will take the most votes. -
Europe News EU further tightens visas for Russian citizens over 'security threat' Member states are urged to carry out a much more thorough assessment of each short-term visa application from Russian citizens. -
My Europe Series Europe’s week: Russia holds referendums in Ukraine & gas pipeline sabotage Here were the top stories from around Europe this week. -
Ukraine Ukraine announces bid to join NATO after Russia annexes four Ukrainian regions Ukraine will request to be accepted into the alliance according to the fast-track procedure, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Friday. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Moonage Daydream' On release this month after its premiere at this year’s Cannes Film Festival is 'Moonage Daydream', the first documentary sanctioned by David Bowie’s estate. And it’s quite the multi-sensory ride. -
Culture Series I ditched my city job in international trade to become an organic farmer and DJ Carmina is from the big city where she worked in international trade. But one day she decided to give it all up for the rural life: running an organic farm. -
Business Series Exploring Angola: The Social Benefits of the Peace Prize Ceramic Factory The new Peace Prize Ceramic Factory is an enterprise with far-reaching social benefits to the Province of Bié. Bringing much-needed jobs, education, water facilities and energy. -
Portugal Brazilian expats in Portugal look ahead to Sunday's presidential vote The city of Braga in Portugal has seen an influx of Brazilian expats in recent years in search of a better life. The city is now home to some 13,000 Brazilians. However, some hope the elections could serve as a turning point for Brazil. -
Climate Giorgia Meloni: Everything we know so far about the new Italian PM’s climate views 92 per cent of Italians feel that climate change is impacting their everyday lives, and will be looking to see how the Prime Minister acts. -
Europe Decoded Nord Stream gas leaks caused by 'several hundred kilos of explosives' The Nord Stream gas pipeline leaks were caused by "at least two detonations" with an explosive load of "several hundred kilos," Denmark and Sweden said in a joint letter. -
Culture news Royal Mint unveils first coins to feature King Charles III portrait Britain's historic Royal Mint has unveiled the first coins to feature the portrait of King Charles III. They will gradually enter circulation from December this year. -
Earth News Hurricane Ian: Climate change could increase intensity of storms, say environmental experts Scientists think warmer ocean waters are making strong hurricanes stronger. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria election: All you need to know about country's fourth vote in just 18 months Is Bulgaria entering a downward spiral or will Sunday's election help end the political turmoil engulfing the country? -
Travel News Eurostar cancels services as Brexit border checks cut capacity by 30% After facing ‘unique’ challenges during the pandemic, Eurostar now says problems are being caused by increased border checks, a shortage of engineers and the cost of living crisis. -
Ecotech ‘Soil batteries’: Solar power could one day be stored in the ground beneath our feet The soil battery is one of dozens of 'adventurous' projects that have just been granted €17 million from the UK government. -
Culture news The Depp/Heard trial is now a film - did we really need this? Well, they didn’t waste any time with this one... 'Hot Take: The Depp/Heard Trial' is out now. -
Afghanistan Students killed after suicide bomb attack at Afghan education centre The blast occurred at an education centre in Kabul on Friday morning. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Ukrainian forces 'partially surround' strategic city and other key stories Here's our latest round-up of what's happening in Ukraine. -
Russia Ukraine war: Russia president Putin says four annexed Ukrainian regions are 'Russian forever' Putin declares some 15% of Ukraine as Russian territory in the biggest annexation in Europe since World War II. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 30th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Cult Polish filmmaker Jerzy Skolimovski calls his audience to treat all animals with kindness Following its success at the Cannes Film Festival this summer, 'EO' by renowned director Jerzy Skolimovski is featuring at the New York Film Festival, starting today. In an interview with Euronews, Skolimovski says he hopes his picture will encourage people to see animals differently. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina ‘I respect Putin’: Bosnia's Dodik backs 'referendums' in occupied Ukraine “Russia is an undoubted ally that I respect, and I respect President Putin," Bosnian Serb nationalist firebrand Milorad Dodik told Euronews Serbia. -
Food and Drink M&Ms introduce Purple, a new character designed to represent "inclusivity" Stop what you're doing - M&Ms have a new colour! And it's supposed to represent "acceptance and inclusivity". What a time to be alive. -
Economy Eurozone inflation reaches new record high of 10% in September Eurozone inflation reaches new record high of 10% in September. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Nearly half of Russians feel 'anxiety, fear or horror' over Putin's reservist call-up Thousands of draft-age men have tried to leave Russia, while protests have been held -- and quickly broken up by police -- in dozens of cities. -
The Pret Index: How sandwich sales can tell us more about changing work habits in Europe Thanks to the Pret Index, we’ve been able to track down its product consumption and deduce the extent of workplace recovery in Europe. -
Travel News Schiphol airport: More flights to be cancelled as passenger caps extended until March 2023 Schiphol has extended its passenger cap until the end of March 2023, weeks after the latest staffing shortage saw long lines build at the airport. -
My Europe Series Bosnia election explained: How does it work? Who is running? Who is likely to win? Bosnia and Herzegovina is holding a general election on 2 October. Here's all you need to know. -
Europe News EU approves mandatory energy savings and cap on company revenues EU energy ministers approved on Friday a plan of power savings, a cap on excess market revenues and a levy on surplus profits. -
Poland Oder river: Mass fish die-off in Germany-Poland river is blamed on toxic golden algae The thousands of fish deaths in August sparked a political row between Poland and Germany, -
Art Voice Gems: The artists turning people's voices into sculptures Harry Yeff is an artist turning people's voices into digital sculptures. He speaks to Euronews Culture to explain why he believes the voice's unique qualities are akin to a person's soul. -
Travel News Beach breaks and fewer luxuries: How is the cost of living crisis changing the way we holiday? New data has revealed we aren’t giving up on breaks but there are some luxuries that can be sacrificed. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 30th – 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 Christmas travel: Germany may look less twinkly this year as environmentalists call for lights out Switching off Christmas lights could help save energy as well as protect the environment, nonprofit Deutsche Umwelthilfe says.