13 October 2022 | Euronews
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Italy Italy: Working conditions force an exodus of emergency room staff "Almost 50% of positions in emergency medicine remained vacant (in 2022), and many of those who fill these positions eventually decide to leave", the National Secretary of the doctors' union ANAAO told Euronews. -
World News 'It was done so badly it was unbelievable': Turkey's dental tourists speak out on booming industry A lack of regulation means patients are leaving Turkey with worse teeth than they arrived with - and dentists at home refuse to touch them. -
Sport Mixed teams shine on the final day, thank you Tashkent One of the most eagerly anticipated events on the judo tour is the mixed team World Championships, which took place today in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Japan overcame their close international rivals, France, to take their fifth World Title. An exciting end to a thrilling championship. -
North Korea Pyongyang tests another missile, flies fighter jets near border with South Korea North Korean officials responded by claiming Seoul's "provocation" was behind the hermit nation's latest flexing of military might. -
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USA Jury in Florida asks for life sentence for 2018 Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz On 14 February 2018, Nikolas Cruz opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, from which he had been expelled a year earlier, killing 17. -
USA 'Stop the market jitters': IMF chief chides UK as pressure grows on Truss for U-turn World financial leaders meeting in Washington have criticised the Truss government's unfunded tax cut plan amid fears the market turmoil could overshadow more considerable challenges. -
Europe News Ukraine war: Russian army will be 'annihilated' if it launches a nuclear attack, warns Josep Borrell In response to the Russian president's threats, the EU's foreign policy chief said Western countries were not "bluffing" either. -
Business Series Field to plate: Spain's cattle rearing traditions passes down generation to generation From generational handovers of cattle to its luscious meadows, these northern Spanish regions just might have the secret to high-quality meat -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: A sixth victory pending for Brazil? 20 years on from Brazil's last World Cup win, can they add a sixth title in Qatar this winter? -
World There's no safe haven for impunity, ICC's chief prosecutor tells Euronews With evidence of appalling war crimes in Ukraine following a UN Human Rights Committee investigation, Euronews spoke to Karim Khan about his role as chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Court in The Hague. -
My Europe Series What is life like for the expats still left in Moscow? Many face extra hassle; some even fear being called up to serve in Ukraine. -
No Comment Climate activists hold bicycle protest against IMF and World Bank meetings Activists on bicycles gather outside the location of a dinner attended by members of the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Washington DC to protest the funding of fossil fuels and to call for support for countries affected by climate change. -
Kazakhstan Putin sells Erdogan dream of Turkey 'gas hub' while international community shuns Moscow Russia's President Vladimir Putin met with his Turkish counterpart President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the sidelines of a regional leaders summit in Kazakhstan. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 13th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Focus Dubai updates visa rules to attract global workforce, flexible workers and investment The United Arab Emirates has updated its visa rules related to work, investment and innovation to keep attracting global workers to the country. -
Sun, sea and start-ups: Why thriving tech hub Barcelona is attracting top talent Barcelona has emerged as an important tech hub, attracting workers and investment. Here’s why it’s becoming an attractive spot. -
Work Oxford topped the World University Rankings 2023. Where else in Europe made the cut? The rankings also show Chinese universities closing in on the United States’ global dominance of higher education. -
Earth News A massive floating solar farm orbiting in space could soon be reality. Here's how it would work As Europe struggles through the energy crisis, some scientists are looking to space. -
Euronews Witness Czech voters turn to the far-right for answers to the energy crisis The far-right SPD party has been gaining support in the Czech Republic as the cost of living soars, pushing many into poverty. -
Travel News AirTags, smart bags and lithium batteries: Airlines’ electronic rules explained Lufthansa and IATA think AirTags are safe to use on flights - so why are the bag-tracking devices still banned? -
Smart Health Denmark is using digital patient questionnaires to improve medical care A a time when the sharing of medical information is a critical issue for our healthcare systems, patients have more say than ever in helping the medical industry create products and services that are tailored to their experience. -
Smart Health What is the Danish health questionnaire that aims to improve care? In Denmark, patients are invited to give their feedback on the progress of their disease and their treatment. This initiative helps to improve care and reduce the number of unnecessary consultations. -
Europe Decoded Explained: Who has nuclear weapons in Europe and where are they? France, Russia and the Uk are the only European countries to have nuclear weapons. But the US also has about 100 nuclear warheads stored across the continent. -
No Comment Iguazu Falls records unusually high water flow, tourists bridge closes The Iguazu Falls, on the border between Brazil and Argentina, records a flow of water almost ten times higher than usual, after heavy rains in the southern Brazilian state of Parana. -
World News Projections of economic stagnation are cause for worry, expert tells Euronews "There is no doubt that we are still in a crisis situation," Vicky Pryce, Chief Economic Advisor at the Centre for Economics and Business Research in the UK, told Euronews. -
Mobility XPeng’s new electric air taxi can whisk you over traffic jams at up to 130 km/h The XPeng X2, an electric aircraft that looks like a drone but can go as fast as a car, offers a glimpse into the future of urban mobility. -
Slovakia Bratislava shooting: Two dead after gunman opens fire in front of LGBT venue in Slovak capital Slovak police refused to comment on whether the shooting could have been a hate crime. -
No Comment Boy rescued from rubble after Mykolaiv shelling Russian shelling in the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv struck a five-story building, damaging it severely. Regional governor Vitali Kim said an 11-year-old boy was rescued from under the rubble, where he had spent six hours. -
United Kingdom Parthenon Marbles: UK body seeks return of artworks to Greece in 'win-win' solution A new advisory board is confident of a breakthrough in the long-running row over the sculptures known in Britain as the "Elgin Marbles", in a potential exchange deal. -
Europe News Fifteen European countries unite to boost air defence capabilities Fifteen European countries have united to boost air defence capabilities. -
Earth News Is an Arctic doomsday vault the answer to climate and war-induced food insecurity? The Svalbard Global Seed Vault hits 1.2 million seed deposits as countries brace for climate and war-induced food insecurity. -
Design The FIFA World Cup trophy: How football's most prestigious prize is made Do Italians do it better? Take a sneak peek inside the Italian factory on the outskirts of Milan, which manufactures the FIFA World Cup trophy -
Culture news Jamaica bans broadcasts deemed to glorify drugs and crime The government said the ban is meant to cut back on material that “could give the wrong impression that criminality is an accepted feature of Jamaican culture and society.” -
Earth News ‘Nature is unravelling’: Global wildlife populations have sunk 69% since 1970, new report warns In some parts of the world, average population decline was more than 90 per cent in 50 years. -
Ukraine Ukraine claims the recapture of five settlements in Kherson region Ukraine's counteroffensive is continuing to enjoy success, it's claimed. -
Tech News GDPR could be about to get a lot easier to understand with a new certification scheme A new GDPR certification system aims to make it easier for businesses and citizens to understand EU data protection rules - and comply with them. -
No Comment Thousands of Catholics gather in Fatima shrine Tens of thousands of Catholic faithful gathered in Fatima, Portugal for the traditional pilgrimage. But this year, their prayers and thoughts are also with the Portuguese Catholic church which has been in the spotlight due to cases of alleged sexual abuse but also possible cover-up maneuvers. -
Nature What are nekton? These tiny sea creatures are creating a one-of-its-kind ecosystem in the Maldives Scientists on a 34-day mission in the Maldives have discovered a new oasis of life deep in the Indian ocean. -
Health news Scientists grow human 'mini brains' in baby rats to study disorders like autism and schizophrenia The new research could shed new light on brain disorders such as autism and schizophrenia. -
Germany Pawnbrokers the winners as economic reality bites in Germany "We have never seen such an increase," said German pawnbroker Nikolaus Bode -
Culture news Festival Lumière 2022: Premieres, classics & a whole lot of Tim Burton Cinephiles rejoice! The 2022 Lumière Festival kicks off in Lyon this coming weekend, from Saturday 15 - Sunday 23 October, and this year’s vintage looks mighty good. -
Pakistan Pakistan city remains underwater 42 days after devastating floods A city in southern Pakistan is still suffering from flooding after torrential rainfall 42 days ago. -
Mobility Elon Musk's SpaceX signs up world's first space tourist for Starship flight around the Moon Elon Musk’s SpaceX has signed up 82-year-old Dennis Tito, the world's first space tourist, for a Starship flight around the Moon. -
Travel News Taiwan, Hong Kong, China: Everything you need to know about Asia's travel rules as borders lift Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong have announced plans to ease strict COVID entry requirements. But what about nearby China? -
France Ukraine war: 'Come back to the negotiating table,' Macron tells Putin In a TV interview, the French president accused his Russian counterpart of dragging Europe into the war and called on him to respect Ukraine's territorial integrity. -
No Comment Inside look at World Cup trophy factory in Italy A peek inside a factory in a town on the outskirts of Milan, which manufactures the football World Cup trophy. Italy, however, will miss out on the 2022 World Cup after it failed to qualify for the tournament. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 13th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Austria With Finland and Sweden set to join NATO, Austria seeks neutral allies Austria is seeking closer cooperation with other neutral EU countries such as Cyprus, Ireland, and Malta. -
Europe News MEPs nominate the 'brave people' of Ukraine for Sakharov Prize, the EU's top human rights award The other two finalists are WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Colombia's Truth Commission. -
No Comment Institut Français in Ouagadougou vandalised in Burkina Faso coup protests Broken windows and doors, security guards' room set on fire, computer equipment burnt or looted, this is what the French Institute looked like after the protesters' attack during the demonstrations that followed the resignation and replacement of the junta's Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: 'Kamikaze drones' fired towards Kyiv, Mykolaiv flats hit, grain deal threat Iran-made drones fired at Kyiv; search for survivors after Mykolaiv missile strike; Russia 'may not renew' Ukraine grain export deal: Thursday's key developments. -
Smart Health eHealth: How is digitalisation changing the medical sector in Europe? The digitalisation of healthcare has become one of Europe’s top priorities. In this map, we take you to four countries who are leading the digital transformation of health in Europe. -
Smart Health Explainer: Everything you need to know about the European Health Data Space The European Health Data Space could transform healthcare as we know it. In this article, we tell you what it is and what it could mean for you. -
Ocean Calls Ocean Calls podcast: Is it possible to end ocean plastic pollution? Future archeologists discovering the seas should be able to identify our moment in history by the layers of plastic we left behind. The situation is alarming, and many people are calling for an urgent solution. What can be done to clean up our oceans? -
USA US conspiracy theorist Alex Jones ordered to pay $965 million in damages Jones spread lies saying the deadliest school shooting in US history never happened, and that grieving families were actors. -
Culture news 'Picasso and Chanel': Exhibition explores a meeting of minds and mutual interests A new exhibition in Spain reveals the close relationship between the Cubist art superstar Pablo Picasso and grande dame of fashion Gabrielle "Coco"Chanel. -
USA 'Unscrupulous Western blackmailers': Russia's fury as UN votes to condemn Ukraine annexations This was the strongest support from the General Assembly for Ukraine and against Russia since Russian troops invaded Ukraine on 24 February. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 13th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news GospelTok: TikTok is creating online religious community through gospel music One of the latest trends on TikTok is people falling in love with gospel music. The Black religious traditional music is creating a spiritual space for people away from bricks and mortar churches. -
Moments Trips to Italy, 6-course dinners and endless booze: Do fancy work trips really stop staff leaving? Companies fighting to build trust between remote workers are splurging on wild team building activities in far-flung destinations. -
Culture news Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones ordered to pay $965 million over Sandy Hook school massacre denials Jury orders the Infowars host and founder Alex Jones to pay $965 million to people who suffered from his lies about the Sandy Hook school massacre in 2012.