5 October 2022 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Northern Ireland Protocol: Ireland's Coveney welcomes change in 'mood music' from UK Recent events have raised hopes that the British government under Liz Truss is looking to improve relations with the EU and may renege on unilateral action. -
Business OPEC+ alliance agrees to cut oil production by two million barrels a day to ‘boost prices’ OPEC+ alliance agreed to its largest reduction in oil production since the spring of 2020, in a move strongly criticised by Washington. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Mykolaiv residents band together despite looming fears of attack "The biggest capital, the biggest asset in the war is people can unite, people can help, people can fight," says one Mykolaiv resident. -
Russia Putin vows to 'stabilise' Ukrainian regions as he signs annexation decrees "We do not, we never did and are not going to make any difference between Russians and Ukrainians", said President Vladimir Putin. -
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Europe News Energy crisis: Ursula von der Leyen opens the door for an EU cap on gas prices but with caveats The European Commission president proposed a cap on market transactions and another on gas used for electricity generation. -
United Kingdom Liz Truss wants 'growth, growth and growth'. Here's how Brexit has damaged her goal The UK PM hailed Brexit's "huge opportunities" as her party conference speech highlighted the need for economic growth. Yet many studies say one obstacle to that is Brexit itself. -
Culture news Actor Alec Baldwin settles lawsuit over killing cinematographer on film set The US actor Alec Baldwin has agreed to settle a civil lawsuit brought by the family of a cinematographer he killed during the filming of Rust in Santa Fe last October. Filming will resume in January with the victim's husband as executive producer. -
Italy Meet the farm in Italy making car fuel from cow poo Behind the farm, a specific structure extracts bio-methane from animal waste and transports it directly to the front, where customers wait at the pump to get cheap gas. -
Italy Gazprom resumes gas supply to Italy after weekend stoppage It was suspended over the weekend due to regulatory changes in Austria, a country which the gas passes through on its way to Italy. -
World Energy crisis: Europe "should act united" according to Madrid In an interview with Euronews, the Spanish deputy prime minister, Nadia Calviño, calls for the same solidarity within the EU in the face of the energy crisis as during the pandemic, from the countries most and least affected. -
France Qatar World Cup: French cities move to block fan zones showing games Several French cities, including Paris, will not broadcast World Cup matches on big screens in fan Zones over human rights concerns in Qatar. -
Destinations Romania promises a truly traditional Christmas - and it's all planned for you on this trip With rich traditions, beautiful nature and stunning snowy scenery, this region of Romania offers an alternative winter break destination. -
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Culture news 'As If Nothing Happened' - AI project shows what celebs would look like if they were still alive With the help of AI technology, Alper Yesiltas has created a series of images which reimagine how some of pop culture's most famous faces would look if they were still alive... -
Health news A simple AI eye test could accurately predict a future fatal heart attack Researchers say the advantage of a AI-driven retinal scan are that they are non-invasive and the process is fully-automated. -
Mobility NASA’s DART mission to crash a spacecraft into an asteroid has created a 10,000 km debris trail The DART mission was testing whether a spacecraft could be used to nudge an asteroid off course. -
Ecotech Taiwan is transforming unused metro stations into underground vertical farms In order to fulfill a high demand for sustainable, clean and organic food, Taiwan is looking for alternative spaces to grow vegetables. -
Sport Ukraine joins Portugal-Spain bid to host 2030 football World Cup Spain's football federation says the project "aims to inspire society through football, sending out a message of solidarity and hope". -
My Europe Series European Political Community: What we know and don't know about the new club of nations Here's your guide to what we know - and don't know - about the European Political Community. -
Indonesia Indonesia football stadium disaster: President Joko Widodo says locked gates contributed to tragedy At least 131 people died in the disaster. -
Qatar 365 Fostering Innovation, the Qatar way From braille entertainment platforms to artificially intelligent cooking contraptions, Qatar is no stranger to fostering innovations and start-ups though hubs or edutainment. Find out more with Qatar365 -
Europe News Mahsa Amini: Iranian protests will have 'crucial impact' in Europe "It’s not enough for Europe just to support verbally. Europe should not really take this stance that they can take without necessarily interrupting their relationship with the Iranian authorities," said Iranian-French academic Azadeh Kian. -
Netherlands Backlog for Dutch asylum applicants as high as during the 2015 migrant crisis NGOs say "unorthodox" action is needed to end the "vicious circle" for asylum seekers. -
Earth News Cost of living crisis: Shell boss calls on government to tax energy firms to help the 'poorest' As energy prices soar, Shell’s chief executive has said that a tax on big firms is ‘inevitable’ - but has urged against capping prices. -
Tech News Elon Musk says Twitter deal will speed up the creation of an ‘everything app’: What is it? Rumour has it that the new app would look somewhat like China’s WeChat. -
Earth News COP27: Coca-Cola sponsorship ‘undermines’ climate objectives, campaigners say A petition has been created calling for an end to all corporate sponsorships at UN conferences like COP27. -
Russia Marina Ovsyannikova: Russian journalist who staged anti-war TV protest escapes house arrest Marina Ovsyannikova faces 10 years in prison for spreading "fake news" about Russia's military -
Culture news Why is the Nobel Prize in Literature so controversial? The Nobel Prize in Literature has generated more controversies in 121 years than any of the other prizes. -
No Comment "Women, life, freedom": Swedish MEP cuts hair to stand with Iranian women This is the moment a Swedish MEP cut her hair in the European Parliament to show solidarity with anti-government protesters in Iran. -
Travel News How are European airports and airlines hoping to avoid a repeat of this summer's travel chaos? After a summer of widespread delays and disruption, industry leaders disagree over who is to blame. -
Culture news The Beatles 'Love Me Do' at 60: why is it still so unique? It was the debut single of the band who would go on to change everything. The Beatles made their first impression on an impressionable world with the wonderful 'Love Me Do'. -
Denmark Denmark prime minister Mette Frederiksen calls early general election after government support drops "We haven't seen anything like this in the past 30 years or so," political scientist Rune Stubager told Euronews. -
Ecotech Cigarette butts are turned into mosquito repellent and stuffing for soft toys at this Indian factory An estimated 4.5 trillion cigarette butts are littered each year, making them the most discarded waste item worldwide. -
United Kingdom Liz Truss speech: Five key takeaways including Greenpeace, Brexit and 'facing down separatists' The UK prime minister's address was interrupted by two Greenpeace activists with a banner reading 'Who voted for this?' -
Europe News Iran protests: MEP cuts off hair to show solidarity with women protesting death of Mahsa Amini "Until the women of Iran are free. We are going to stand with you", said Abir Al-Sahlani as she cut her hair in front of MEPs in Strasbourg. -
Earth News Plastic pollution: This tiny worm can dissolve plastic bags with its drool To help combat plastic waste, these scientists are taking a worms’ eye view. -
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Culture news Probing chess investigation finds Hans Niemann ‘likely cheated’ more than 100 times The chess scandal continues.... Hans Niemann was accused on using anal beads to cheat and now, a probing chess investigation has found that he ‘likely cheated’ more than 100 times. Read on... -
Europe News Ukraine war: EU countries agree new sanctions on Russia that includes a price cap on Russian oil "This oil cap will help reduce Russia's revenues and keep global energy markets stable," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said. -
France Last stop: End of the line for Paris’ iconic metro ticket After 120 years, Paris is phasing out the paper metro ticket for a paperless future. The end of an era has sparked nostalgia for many commuters. -
Bulgaria Three workers die after explosion destroys Bulgarian arms factory The blast occurred on Tuesday at an Arsenal group factory in the central town of Kazanlak. -
Europe News EU infrastructure a 'target' for first time in recent history, says von der Leyen The European Commission chief also called on the 27 countries to "make best use of our satellite surveillance capacity" to identify and deter threats. -
Destinations Ski-season ready: The top 7 places to hit the slopes in Europe this winter Ski season is almost upon us, so we’ve rounded up the best resorts to practice your technique. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia uses Iran-made 'kamikaze drones' near Kyiv The Kyiv region had been largely removed from fighting in recent weeks. But, overnight, 'kamikaze drones' hit near the Ukrainian capital. -
Culture news BFI’s London Film Festival returns with a dizzyingly strong program The 66th edition of the BFI’s London Film Festival kicks off today with the Opening Night Gala screening of Matthew Warchus, Dennis Kelly and Tim Minchin’s Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical. Here are the other films to look out for. -
Europe News Energy crisis: EU outlines possible gas price cap strategies ahead of meeting on Friday Leaders are meeting on Friday to debate the proposals. -
Spain Two men go on trial in Spain over deadly 2013 train accident Eighty people were killed and 140 others injured in the derailment near Santiago de Compostela. -
Culture news James Bond turns 60 - and so do the theme songs James Bond turns 60 today, as the release of the first Bond film, Dr No, hit the screens on 5 October 1962. This also marks 60 years of Bond original theme songs, with each film’s signature tune proving to be an endearing part of 007’s cultural legacy. -
World News UN nuclear chief pushes for safety zone at Zaporizhzhia power plant in visit to Kyiv and Moscow Rafael Grossi is seeking to negotiate a protection zone during a visit to Moscow and Kyiv this week -
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