4 October 2022 | Euronews
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Slovenia Slovenia becomes first post-communist country to legalise same-sex marriage and adoption Many other countries in the region have been slow to introduce new social reforms for LGBT people. -
United Kingdom UK government to 'take back control' from European human rights court Interior Minister Suella Braverman said on Tuesday evening that "we cannot allow a foreign court to undermine the sovereignty of our borders," when it comes to dealing with migrants and asylum seekers. -
Tech News Dutch town loses case against Twitter over paedophilia conspiracy theories The court found that the social network was doing enough to prevent the conspiracies from spreading. -
World News Students in Iran continue to defy police crackdown and demonstrate against government A wave of protests over human rights issues, the death of two young women, and strict social rules have swept Iran in the last month. -
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Tech News Elon Musk offers to honour Twitter deal in surprise U-turn ahead of trial After trying to walk away from it, the billionaire Tesla CEO is now offering to proceed with his €44 billion deal to buy Twitter. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria: Borisov urges political opponents to hold talks on forming a government "Who is on the side of Ukraine and who isn't... this should be the first topic that elected parties state their positions about", Borisov said on Tuesday. -
No Comment Indonesians hold mass prayer after deadly stadium stampede Arema FC fans and local communities light up candles and hold a mass prayer outside Kanjuruhan stadium. -
Culture news Queen of Country music Loretta Lynn dies aged 90 Loretta Lynn was a fearless artist and one of the most celebrated stars in US country, scoring 24 n°1 singles and selling 45 million singles. She was also the most awarded lady in country music history. -
Climate End of the road for ice truckers? Safe ice roads could decline by 90% by end of century Ice-skating and other recreational activities are getting increasingly riskier in a warmer world, a new study shows. -
Travel News Spain has just extended its free train travel scheme until December 2023 The policy could be here to stay with commuters being encouraged to ditch their cars in favour of taking the train. -
Tech News Russian court fines TikTok for not deleting LGBT material, Twitch over Ukraine content The fines mark the latest step in Moscow's long-running dispute with Big Tech. -
The Cube Opposition, NGOs slam Turkey's draft law on criminalising 'disinformation' Critics say the proposed bill will censor opposition voices and restrict independent media. -
USA 'Mega drought' leaves millions in California facing water shortages More than 1,200 wells have run dry this year statewide, a 57% increase over the same period last year, according to officials. -
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Sweden Three physicists share Nobel Prize for work on quantum science Frenchman Alain Aspect, American John F. Clauser and Austrian Anton Zeilinger built on the theory of quantum entanglement made by Stewart John Bell's work of the 1960s. -
Europe News Germany faces scrutiny from EU peers over massive €200 billion aid scheme to cushion high gas bills EU officials worry the massive borrowing could have a negative impact on fair competition in the single market. -
Home Tired of power cuts, blockaded Gaza turns to solar panels Businesses and households in the blockaded Palestinian enclave are turning to solar panels to keep the lights on, and it’s helping cut their energy bills. -
No Comment Ukrainians pay tribute to the 'ghosts of Kyiv' commander killed on a mission Ukrainians pay tribute to the 'ghosts of Kyiv' commander killed on a mission. -
Culture news Barbie goes to space: how did space travel become un-chic? Italian astronaut, Samantha Cristoforetti, has taken a Barbie doll to space. 50 years ago that would have been the chicest thing ever. What happened? -
Tech News Big Tech seeks to improve speech recognition tools for people with disabilities Tech giants including Apple and Google are working with university researchers to improve voice recognition tools for people with disabilities. -
Culture news Giorgia Meloni: What do we know about the person behind the politician? What are the cultural likes and dislikes of Giorgia Meloni, the woman poised to become Italy's first far-right leader since Benito Mussolini? And how might they impact the country's cultural ties and policies? -
Europe Decoded Energy crisis: An EU cap on gas prices would end the market as we know it, experts warn For elected politicians fearing popular unrest, a gas cap represents a fix worth a shot. But for energy experts, it's a leap of faith – one taken out of despair rather than conviction. -
Culture news Novi Sad: 7 things to do in this year’s European Capital of Culture Known as the “Serbian Athens” thanks to its rich cultural heritage, Novi Sad is one of the first cities outside of the European Union to be named the European Capital of Culture -
Europe News EU-wide common charger for mobile devices to become a reality in 2024 USB Type-C port will be the new standard for portable devices. -
Tech News Meta unveils AI tool that creates GIF-like videos from text prompts Facebook’s parent company has taken AI image generation a step further, creating videos from text prompts. -
Georgia Climate change wreaks havoc with Georgia’s emerging wine market Winemakers in many of the country's microclimate zones fear this summer's drought and scorching temperatures will affect output after export volumes soared last year. -
Sport Ex-Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone to go on trial for tax fraud The 91-year-old is accused of failing to declare overseas assets worth millions of euros. -
Germany Merkel wins award for Germany's open door policy to refugees "By helping more than one million refugees to survive and rebuild, Angela Merkel has shown great moral and political courage." -
Earth News World-first nuclear fusion plant could generate carbon free energy by 2040, UK government claims The UK will build a nuclear fusion plant - which could theoretically provide near-limitless clean energy - in Nottinghamshire. -
Earth News Ukraine estimates more than €35bn of environmental damage has been done by Russia's invasion A new methodology from the Ukrainian government has revealed the 7-month war alone has caused 31 million tonnes of CO2 emissions. -
Culture news Bella Hadid's spray-on dress and the canned inventions that'll change your life Sure, the model may have shocked the runway with her spray-on new look, but she's only skimming the surface of jaw-dropping canned inventions. -
Belarus Belarus: Mobilise children to harvest potatoes and apples, says Lukashenko "It will be happiness for the parents and good physical training for the children," said Lukashenko. -
Work These are the vital skills you’ll need to succeed in the workplaces of the future The world of work is being transformed by tech at a rapid pace - what abilities will you need to develop to stay one step ahead? -
Iran Mahsa Amini: Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamene blames unrest on foreign plot to destabilise Iran “This rioting was planned,” he said. “These riots and insecurities were designed by America and the Zionist regime, and their employees.” -
Portugal World Animal Day: Zoo announces birth of an extinct-in-the-wild oryx The scimitar oryx, once widespread across North Africa, has suffered in the face of hunting, drought and desertification. -
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Kyiv counteroffensive continues as clean-up begins in recaptured Lyman Here's our latest round-up of what's happening in Russia's war in Ukraine. -
Travel News Drunk passenger forces plane to make emergency landing in Greece Police said the man had been behaving aggressively on the flight and had been travelling with fake documents. -
Culture news RTL Group retains controlling stake in French broadcaster Groupe M6 RTL Group retains controlling stake in French broadcaster Groupe M6 -
United Kingdom UK PM refuses to confirm if benefits will rise in line with inflation The turbulence around benefits comes after a backlash over the new government's tax-cutting growth plan. -
Europe News 'Very complicated': Belgian business owners struggle with high energy bills "We are wondering where we're going to end up because we're going to have to tighten our belts more and more," a man in Huy told Euronews -
Money How Norway’s central bank is experimenting with its own digital currency Norway’s central bank tells Euronews Next more about its experiment with a national digital currency. -
Hungary Hungary, Austria and Serbia leaders outline plan to curb migration Hungary, Austria and Serbia leaders outline plan to curb migration -
North Korea North Korea fires nuclear-capable missile over Japan in another spike in tensions The missile test that forced Japan to issue evacuation warnings and shut down trains was the first of its kind in seven years. -
Culture news Cassandra: a new play fights for Ukraine's national identity on stage In a dramatic new translation of Lesia Ukrainka's 1908 play, Cassandra presents themes of war, occupation and truth in ways that resonate with Putin's senseless war. -
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