7 October 2022 | Euronews
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Serbia Serbia's reluctance over Russia sanctions could hinder EU ambitions — EU Commissioner "Many leaders are looking around and they expect everybody to share the communality of the project in these difficult moments, and in particular those who aspire to be with us", EU Commission vice-president tells Euronews -
Ukraine Nobel Peace Prize: Mixed reactions in Ukraine over joint award with Russia and Belarus activists Kyiv's ambassador to Germany described the inclusion of Russian and Belarusian rights campaigners among the winners as "truly devastating". -
Ukraine 'They just wanted to drink': Liberated Ukraine villagers describe Russian troops' behaviour As Russian soldiers retreat from Ukraine's frontline, defending troops discover abandoned vehicles, anti-tank missiles, discarded camps and dozens of traumatised residents. -
Culture news Eurovision 2023: Liverpool to stage next year's contest in name of Ukraine, says BBC The English city was named ahead of Glasgow as the venue for the 2023 final. Organisers decided against holding the contest in Ukraine, which won this year's competition, because of Russia's war. -
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Kyiv and Washington clarify leaders' nuclear remarks to calm fears Kyiv says Zelenskyy called for 'pre-emptive sanctions' not a strike against Russia; the White House plays down Biden's warning about Moscow's nuclear threat — and other key developments. -
My Europe Series Bosnia's peace envoy changed laws mid-election. But what does it mean? As the votes were still being counted, High Representative Christian Schmidt used his powers on Sunday night to impose changes to one of the country's three constitutions and its electoral law. But what does that mean? -
Sport Double gold for the Abe siblings as Japan continues clean sweep in Tashkent Uta and Hifumi Abe repeat their Olympic double gold triumph at the World Judo Championships in Tashkent -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Sanctions, summits and nuclear threats take centre stage In our State of the Union show, we bring you the top stories driving the news in Brussels. -
World News Six EU countries agree to boost cross-border cooperation against drug crimes The EU countries will also work more closely with Latin American nations in the fight against organised crime. -
Travel News India, Mexico, Jamaica: Warning to travellers who’ll have to wait years for a US visitor visa The difference between US visitor visas and ESTAs explained. -
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Art Italy's first Max Ernst retrospective exhibition opens in Milan A 400-piece collection dedicated to the late surrealist artist has been curated by Jurgen Pech and Martina Mazzotta and opens at Milan's Royal Palace Museum. -
Mobility Building bridges or tearing them down? 3 new symbolic crossings that are causing a geopolitical stir Bridges are often largely symbolic. These three newly-constructed crossings are opening up trade and mobility - as well as shaping geopolitics. -
Earth News Energy crisis: Europe is planning for 'worst-case scenario' winter blackouts In the UK, the National Grid has said that homes could face three-hour power cuts if energy reserves run out. -
Lifestyle Biden pardons weed convicts: how does legality in Europe compare? As Joe Biden pardons US convicts with federal offences for possession of marijuana, we take a look at the different levels of legality across Europe. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'You Won't Be Alone' Screening at the London Film Festival and Sitges Film Festival, Goran Stolevski’s thoughtful and chillingly lyrical folk-horror fairytale is nothing short of a masterstroke. -
Europe News Forest fires: Nine member states now have new burned area records For six of them, the records were shattered by large margins because the annual averages recorded between 2006 and 2021 were extremely low. -
Culture news Could this enormous Spider-Man comic book auction break records? More than 2,000 Spider-Man comics are hitting the auction block. The existing record sale for a comic book at a public auction belongs to Heritage Auctions, who sold a first edition Spider-Man "Amazing Fantasy #15" issue for $3.6 million in 2021. -
Destinations New Zealand's ski resorts struggling to survive after climate change cuts season short Rainfall and rising temperatures have caused snow in New Zealand’s Tūroa ski area to melt faster than usual. -
Health news Scientists find pollution is reaching babies in the womb and slashing boys' future sperm counts New research shows air pollution particles and "forever chemicals" are entering the developing organs of unborn babies. -
My Europe Series How a foiled terror plot prompted calls for gun law reform in peaceful Iceland While gun violence is rare, an alleged terrorist plot and three recent shootings have rocked peaceful Iceland. -
Russia Ukraine war: How Russian propaganda has found a way of 'avoiding detection' online Russia is using Telegram to help it bypass telltale signs that would identify content as Moscow-backed propaganda to tech giants like Twitter. -
No Comment In Türkiye, tyres get recycled into paving stones and animal bedding In the south-central city of Niğde, Türkiye, known for its medieval heritage, a company turns 400 tonnes of car tyres into value-added products such as locked paving stones, animal bedding and tiles. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's streaming recommendation: 'The Bear' It's more than just a panic-attack for your screens. Euronews Culture takes a look at new restaurant drama 'The Bear'. -
Czech Republic Azerbaijan and Armenia leaders meet at European summit Armenia agreed to “facilitate a civilian EU mission alongside the border with Azerbaijan” and Azerbaijan “agreed to cooperate with this mission", according to a statement. -
Culture news High kicks and dirty tricks: Irish dancing hit by fixing and sexual favour claims The world’s oldest and largest competitive Irish dancing organization, An Coimisiún le Rincí Gaelacha (CLRG), has launched an investigation into the allegations of cheating and results fixing, including exchanging higher scores for sexual favours. -
United Kingdom Energy crisis: 'We can get through this winter,' insists UK PM Liz Truss, amid blackouts warning Energy giant the National Grid warned British households could lose power for up to three hours if gas supplies run low. -
Travel News What are passenger caps and do they change the airport experience? Heathrow airport has just announced the end of its 100,000 passenger cap. But what does that mean for flight prices and the travel experience? -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Very low chance Russia will use nuclear weapons - expert "If you mean using nuclear weapons against Ukraine, then the probability is very, very low," said Nikolai Sokov, a senior fellow at the Vienna Centre for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation. -
Culture news Easter Island fire causes "irreparable" damage to sacred moai statues A fire on Easter Island has damaged many of its sacred moai statues, with some of the charring said to be "irreparable". -
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Culture news Prince Harry and Sir Elton John suing Daily Mail publisher over "gross breaches of privacy" A group of high-profile people, including the mother of the murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence, are suing Associated Newspapers over allegations of “gross breaches of privacy”. -
Norway Nobel Peace Prize: Belarus' Ales Bialiatski, Memorial and Center for Civil Liberties share award Human rights advocates in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine share this year's Nobel Peace Prize. -
Europe Decoded New hope Northern Ireland dispute can be solved as EU-UK talks resume EU sources have welcomed the decision by the new British government to return to the table but say they remain "suspicious" as to whether an enduring solution will materialise. -
Europe News Energy crisis: EU leaders set to debate price cap on gas and its potential risks Ursula von der Leyen has proposed a cap on gas transactions and another on gas used for electricity generation. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia nuclear weapon threats are 'most serious' since Cuban Missile Crisis, says Biden "For the first time since the Cuban Missile Crisis, we have a direct threat to the use of nuclear weapons," the US president said. -
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