2 October 2022 | Euronews
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No Comment Burkina Faso: self-proclaimed leader of new ruling junta marches through capital The self-proclaimed leader of the new Burkina Faso ruling junta, which claims to have seized power, marches through the streets of Ouagadougou, the capital, cheered by demonstrators. -
Bulgaria Five key takeaways from Bulgaria's fourth election in 18 months Spoiler alert: the political turmoil could continue. -
Ukraine 'The blast threw me into the wall': Mykolaiv residents describe nightly Russian missile strikes Euronews' Natalia Liubchenkova meets residents forced to head for shelter from nightly Russian missiles in the southern Ukrainian city. -
Ireland United Ireland hopes noble but needs cross-community support, says deputy PM Leo Varadkar Ireland's deputy PM told an Irish unity conference in Dublin that he shared its dreams, but warned against imposing the will of the majority on a pro-UK minority. -
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No Comment The oldest vine in the world is harvested in Slovenia The harvest of the Old Vine in Maribor has become a city holiday -
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No Comment Vigil in Jakarta for victims of football stampede Dozens of people have held a candlelight vigil in Jakarta on Sunday following the deaths of at least 125 people at a soccer match. -
Brazil Brazil election results: Lula and Bolsonaro go to second round in tightly contested poll The much tighter result dashed hopes of a quick resolution to a deeply polarised election in the world's fourth-largest democracy. -
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso: New military junta calls for end to violence against French institutions French institutions in the West African nation have been attacked following reports, denied by Paris, that France had given protection to the leader deposed in Friday's coup. -
No Comment Canadians march in solidarity with Iranian protests Several thousand people have marched in Montreal and other Canadian cities in solidarity with protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini in the custody of Iran's notorious morality police. -
United Kingdom More trouble for Truss as Tory conference begins amid collapse in support The prime minister has admitted she should have "laid the ground better" for the mini-budget which brought market turmoil. Several party figures have spoken out against it. -
No Comment Ukrainian uses hand crank music box to spread 'happiness' in war-torn Kharkiv Viktor gently cranks away at his old music box on the corner of a main road in Ukraine's eastern city of Kharkiv, sending peaceful music tinkling out onto the city's war-torn streets in an attempt to bring "happiness" to passers-by. -
No Comment Aftermath of deadly Hurricane Ian in Florida The death toll from Hurricane Ian in Florida has risen to 44, authorities reported Saturday, as the southern state took stock of the aftermath of one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the United States. -
Home How much does it cost to run your electrical appliances? Here are simple tips to save money We take a look at how energy is used in a typical household, which appliances use the most power, and how much this could be costing you. -
Mobility Are these the countries with best and worst roads in Europe? Best road quality doesn't always equate to safe, as the data suggests some countries with good infrastructure also have more fatal accidents. -
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy hails Lyman capture as US says Russian moves now 'more difficult' Russia’s loss of the strategic eastern town came a day after Vladimir Putin proclaimed the annexation of the Donetsk region in which it is situated. -
Hilton Middle East, Africa and Türkiye set to double hotel portfolio 90 new Hilton hotels are to be added to the existing Middle East, Africa & Türkiye regional portfolio of 179 within the next five years. With 60 new hotels in the UAE and 45 of them in Saudi Arabia alone. That's a whopping 24,000 additional rooms across the region for the 103-year-old hotel brand. -
Travel News Morocco lifts its final COVID restrictions: Everything you need to know to plan your trip After reopening to tourists in February, Morocco now no longer requires proof of vaccination or a pre-departure test. -
USA Hurricane Ian: Dozens confirmed dead as storm heads north after devastating Florida and Carolinas As of Saturday night, nearly a million homes and businesses in Florida were still without electricity, down from a peak of 2.67 million. -
Latvia Latvia's election confirms decisive win for pro-Western over pro-Moscow parties Krišjānis Kariņš, a strong critic of Vladimir Putin, is favourite to head another coalition government after his New Unity party won 19% of the vote with almost all ballots counted. -
Culture news From haemophiliacs to inner-humanity: what makes photographer Rankin tick? The world-famous photographer Rankin speaks to Euronews Culture about his latest project on haemophilia, shooting the Queen, and how he's come to understand human condition. -
Indonesia FIFA laments 'dark day' after Indonesia football stampede kills at least 125 Most victims were trampled to death after police fired tear gas to dispel riots. The number of fatalities has been revised down but it remains one of the world's deadliest sports disasters. -
Culture news Why does Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai want more Muslims in film and TV? Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai criticised Hollywood this week, saying that Muslims make up only 1% of the characters in TV and film. Why is this? -
Nature A fiery volcano, a flamboyance of flamingos and a daring bride: 2022’s best drone photography The winning photos will be exhibited in Siena, Italy, from 1 October until 20 November. -
Travel News Thinking of moving to Europe? Here are the easiest countries to get a work visa An increasing number of European countries are loosening their immigration processes to fix ongoing labour shortages within their borders. -
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