10 October 2022 | Euronews
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No Comment Protesters across the world stand in solidarity with Iranian women Activists from Geneva, Beirut, The Hague and Rome take to the streets in a show of support for women in Iran, as women-led protests over the death of Mahsa Amini reach their fourth week. -
World News Trio from US awarded Nobel economics prize for work on financial crisis Ben Bernanke, Douglas W. Diamond and Philip H. Dybvig shared the award. -
Sport Glory for Uzbekistan! And Croatia make their mark Davlat Bobonov brought his President, his Prime Minister and the entire Uzbek nation to their feet as he became World Champion in the under 90kg category. And Barbara Matic won her 2nd consecutive World Title in a thrilling all Croation final. -
Ukraine 'You don't know where to hide': Kyiv residents reel from deadly Russian missile attacks "You suddenly get stressed. You don't know what to do, where to run and where to hide": Euronews speaks to students who say these fresh Russian attacks brought back bad memories from the start of the war. -
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The Cube Iker Casillas: Controversy in Spain over ex-football star's 'coming out' tweet Former Real Madrid footballer surprised fans after posting a tweet coming out as gay on Sunday before quickly deleting it. Widely seen as a joke, the move has angered the LGBT+ community. -
Europe News Brussels extends Ukrainian refugee rights to live and work in EU until 2024 The Temporary Protection Directive was activated following the outbreak of war in the country. -
Tech News Elon Musk’s 8 most explosive tweets of all time, from ending the war in Ukraine to nuking Mars The billionaire has claimed he's always been "crazy" on Twitter. -
Focus Maximising the Democratic Republic of Congo's economic potential The DRC has one of the strongest growth rates in the sub-Saharan region. To attract investors, Kinshasa hosted an unprecedented conference designed to explore the country's economic potential. -
Scenes Meet the team changing autistic children’s lives with horses in Qatar Horses are great therapeutic animals because of their energy. They really match your energy. If you're excited, they will mirror that. If you are calm, they reflect that back to you. They get you to focus on controlling your energy. -
Georgia Inflation in Georgia soars as some locals struggle to make ends meet Experts claim the arrival of Russian migrants has fuelled the cost of living crisis, with food prices leaping nearly 18%. -
World News Ukraine war: EU Parliament leader slams Russian strikes as 'war crimes' amid international outrage “Appeasement will never work. These are war crimes”: Roberta Metsola, European Parliament President, joins an international chorus of condemnation over Russia's wave of strikes against Ukraine. -
Health news Social networks are awash with tips and experts, but what are they worth? We often read about how bad social media is for our mental health. But some online communities can help - to a certain extent. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 10th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Russian strikes deliberately targeted civilians and energy facilities, says Zelenskyy Russian bombardments in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities on Monday morning followed months of relative calm in the capital. The president said civilians and energy facilites were deliberately targeted. -
No Comment NKorea marks ruling party anniversary North Koreans had a day off on Monday, the tenth of October is the official date of the founding of North Korea's ruling Workers' Party. -
No Comment Injured treated in Kyiv after explosions Russia unleashed a lethal barrage of strikes against multiple Ukrainian cities Monday. -
Europe Decoded The G7 wants to cap the price of Russian oil. It won't be easy. Western countries want to use their leading insurance and shipping companies to slash the Kremlin's oil revenues. -
Home Europe's cost of living crisis: This is how much more rent you are paying in your country While rents have increased almost everywhere in Europe, there are major differences from one country to another. -
Next Series The Moroccan engineer beating stereotypes to stand up for sustainability For Hanane Mourchid, doing nothing about the climate simply isn’t an option. The award-winning, stereotype-challenging Moroccan engineer is driving up sustainability at state-run company OCP Group which feeds global agriculture and is on a mission to become carbon neutral by 2040. -
Soul Of The South Home of soul and civil rights: What role does Memphis play in history and culture? Join writer and photographer Johny Pitts as he tours the Civil Rights trail of the American South to discover his heritage. -
No Comment Russian bombs strike Kyiv and other western cities Explosions hit Kyiv early on Monday, causing deaths and injuries, as Russia’s military hurled a barrage of missiles against Ukrainian cities. -
Europe News EU watchdog probes Frontex & EEAS support to non-EU states to develop surveillance The EU Ombudsman launched investigations over concerns the two agencies might not have carried out necessary human rights risk and impact assessments before supporting third countries in the development of surveillance capabilities. -
My Europe Series Denmark election: Parties on left and right back controversial plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda Human rights groups have strongly criticised any move to "outsource" Danish asylum claims to the African nation, but major political parties are in agreement. -
Smart Regions Dangerous bacteria found in plastic pollution on Latvian and Lithuanian coastline Scientists mapping plastic pollution on the Latvian and Lithuanian coastline have discovered high levels of dangerous bacteria, called vibrio. A project largely funded by the European Cohesion Policy, called, ESMIC, has found 736 pieces of litter on 100 metres of beach. -
Tech News Meta uncovers 400 malicious apps designed to steal your Facebook login Facebook found more than 400 of the malicious apps were on official app stores. -
Europe News It's time for a new chapter in Iran written by women | View Human rights are non-negotiable. We must raise violations wherever and by whoever they are committed, says Cornelia Ernst, Chair of the European Parliament's Delegation for Relations with Iran. -
Russia Ukraine war: Missile strikes on Kyiv a response to Crimea bridge bomb, says Russian president Putin At least 10 people were killed in the missile strikes. -
Europe News Belarus: EU warns Lukashenko of sanctions over joint grouping of troops with Russia A Commission spokesman said that "Ukraine here is the victim. Ukraine is not the aggressor. And we remind the Belarusian regime that Ukraine is under brutal, illegal attack." -
Denmark Danish island of Bornholm suffers complete blackout The island is located between Sweden and Germany and is close to where the recent Nord Stream gas leaks were discovered. -
Design 'Giant Billiard': Danish museum invites visitors to bounce around in huge inflatable installation What might appear to be a bouncy game of giant-sized billiards is actually the recreation of a playful 1970s art installation, on display at a museum on the outskirts of Copenhagen. -
Travel News ’Ghost town’: Japan reopens borders, but visitors find hotels short staffed and shops closed up Japan has reinstated visa-free travel to dozens of countries, ending some of world's strictest COVID border controls. -
Culture news Netflix series The Midnight Club breaks Guinness World Record for jump scares Scare easy ? Then proceed with caution. -
Mobility Amazon to invest over €1 billion to boost electric vehicle fleet and 'micromobility hubs' in Europe To slash its carbon emissions, Amazon wants to deliver more parcels using electric vans, trucks, cargo bikes - but also on foot. -
Spain Meet the pensioners on a 300-km march to protest welfare budget cuts They are marching from Valencia to Madrid to "defend the right to decent wages and pensions" at a protest on 15 October. -
Mobility Renault plans network of 200 EV fast charging stations near motorways across Europe French carmaker Renault says it will open 200 fast charging stations by mid-2024 across France, Belgium, Italy, and Spain. -
Culture news BTS: South Korean military leader says he wants K-pop band to do military service The group went on hiatus in June, prompting speculation South Korea's policy of compulsory military service was to blame. -
Climate 'A great experience’: French swimmers praise mandatory wetsuit rule as swimming pool cuts heating Cutting the heat could save pools up to €50,000 per month in the coldest months. -
Europe News Austria launches legal challenge over EU's 'greenwashing' of nuclear and gas "What I oppose with all my might is the attempt to greenwash nuclear power and gas via the backdoor of a supplementary delegated act," Leonore Gewessler, Austria's Federal Minister for Climate Protection, Environment and Energy, told reporters. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 10th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Energy crisis: Europe's gas prices hit three-month low as demand falls Gas prices have fallen as the EU's gas storage facilities hit 90% of capacity. -
France Paris hosts special taster day to prepare for 2024 Paralympic Games The day was aimed at promoting the practice of sport among people with disabilities. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy says Ukraine won't be 'intimidated' by Russian missile strikes Ukraine's president said he discussed air defence assistance with US President Biden on Monday night, following Russia's massive bombing of several Ukrainian cities. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia election: Vote-rigging allegations spark more mass protests Election authorities in Sarajevo have ordered ballot boxes to be unsealed, and a recount at around 1,000 polling stations. -
Culture news James Bond gets his first ever official travel partner From gastronomic getaways to thrill-seeking basejumping, if you've ever wanted to experience some of the delights of James Bond's life now you can book tickets as the world's most famous spy celebrates his first ever official travel partner. -
Russia Ukraine war: Russia president Putin accuses Kyiv of 'terrorism' in Crimea bridge attack The Russian president has convened an urgent meeting of his country's security council on Monday to discuss the explosion. -
Food and Drink Chef Ken Hom is still trying to teach Europeans to cook Chinese food Ken Hom speaks to Euronews, reflecting on a career spent getting the British public to be as obsessed with Chinese cuisine as he is. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 10th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Missiles hit Kyiv and Putin calls security council meeting over Crimea bridge blast These are the latest developments in the Ukraine war you need to know today. -
Ukraine Mental Health Day: How war in Ukraine is causing psychological trauma for millions of people “There was shelling every minute, every second – day and night. Every missile was a roll of the dice, they hit places randomly and people died." -
Denmark Mental Health Day: Impact of Ukraine war is unprecedented in Europe since WWII | View The World Health Organization is highlighting the impact of the Ukraine war to mark World Mental Health Day on Monday, 10 October.