19 October 2022 | Euronews
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No Comment Kenya debuts electric bus in clean energy push Inventors hope to encourage environmentally-friendly commuting in a city where polluting exhaust fumes contribute to a thick smog. -
No Comment In flood-ravaged Chad, victims have lost everything Those who were forced to flee are being housed in emergency tents. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Locals run for cover as Russia attacks Kyiv with 'kamikaze' drones "Air defences have shot down several Russian rockets over Kyiv. Stay in shelters!" Vitali Klitschko said on social media. -
Belarus Fears of joint attack on Ukraine as more Russian troops arrive in Belarus Russian soldiers have arrived in Belarus for joint training exercises, prompting worries that the two allies could launch another attack on Ukraine -
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United Kingdom Iran sanctions UK in tit-for-tat exchange over Mahsa Amini death Iran blacklisted several British organisations and individuals on Wednesday, days after London slapped sanctions on the country's so-called morality police. -
No Comment 'Russian' missile attacks on Ukraine's energy facilities continue, say officials Residential blocks in the eastern city of Bakhmut have been under continuous bombardment while many streets are filled with missile craters. -
Europe News Europe needs to learn from COVID and find a common response to crises, Costa says "When we tackled COVID, we came together. We gave a common response and that helped us to overcome this crisis," Portugal's prime minister told Euronews. -
Culture news Actress Anna May Wong becomes first Asian American on US currency The coin is part of the American Women Quarters Program, an effort to feature notable and trailblazing women on American quarters -
Mobility What goes into a €400,000 EV? Meet Spectre, the first all-electric Rolls-Royce “We have put so much effort into every single detail,” CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös tells Euronews Next. -
The Cube Fact-check: No, Brussels has not frozen EU recovery funds for Spain Multiple social media users and Spanish politicians have falsely claimed that the EU has blocked Spain's access to recovery funds. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 19th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Ukraine war: Hungary comparing EU sanctions on Russia to bombs is 'inappropriate' The Hungarian government has launched a so-called "national consultation" on EU sanctions which they describe as "failed" and from "Brussels leaders". -
Culture news StemDrop launch: TikTok wants to change how music is released Simon Cowell, Max Martin and the social media platform team up to give everyone at home the tools to become a music producer. -
Earth News French farmers are covering crops with solar panels to produce food and energy at the same time In the midst of the energy crisis gripping France, this farmer is using his land in innovative ways to produce electricity. -
Health news An experiment on worms may hold the key to slowing down ageing in humans Their findings open the door to the development of therapies that could help to prevent age-related disorders such as cancer, dementia, and stroke. -
Ukraine Russia has begun a 'strategy of escalation' in Ukraine, says analyst Moscow is trying to "destroy the energy supplies of Ukraine, to make it a very tough winter and thereby break the national morale", an expert told Euronews. -
Nature ‘Ecocide’: The US-Mexico border wall is blocking the movement of wild animals Thousands of unique animal species found along the US-Mexico divide are threatened by the border wall. -
Europe News MEPs award Ukraine's 'brave people' and President Zelenskyy with top human rights prize This year's finalists included WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Colombia's Truth Commission. -
Culture news A painting by King Charles III is up for auction "It's not awful. It's not appalling, but it's not great," says art critic Estelle Lovatt. -
Europe News Silvio Berlusconi: Polish MEP urges former Italian premier to send vodka back to Putin A European lawmaker urged Silvio Berlusconi to send vodka back to Putin after the former Italian PM appeared to say in a leaked recording that he'd received a gift from the Russian president for his birthday. -
Mobility Helping you switch to electric cars: How do countries in Europe compare? French president Emmanuel Macron has just announced a boost for the ecological bonus available for buying electric cars. What about other EU countries? -
Qatar 365 Qatar buzzes with entrepreneurial ideas as it prepares to welcome the World Cup With an estimated 1.5 million football fans descending on Qatar in November for the World Cup, there are plenty of opportunities for savvy businesses. -
Cult France-Portugal 2022 Season: Over 200 artistic projects created Creative artists from two closely linked nations collaborate to produce plays, works of art, and cinema projects as part of the France-Portugal 2022 Season initiative. -
Moments Watch as wingsuiters fly over the Taj Mahal to get the most incredible view French BASE jump legend Frederic Fugen was joined by Vincent Cotte and Aurelien Chatard for a historic wingsuit flight over India’s iconic tourist destination, the Taj Mahal -
Italy Italian ministry removes Mussolini portrait after uproar Mussolini's legacy is in the spotlight as Italy prepares to install its most right-wing government since World War II. -
Cult German Book Prize winner Kim de l’Horizon shaves head in solidarity with Iranian women “We should all look to Iran in admiration for this courage, this power,” de l’Horizon said. “It shows how stupid our worldview was that we thought femininity is only emancipated in the Western world.” -
Climate Now Ozone pollution in a hotter future Predictions of worsening heatwaves raise concern over a complex pollutant. -
Home Can these floating 'powerships' save Europe from its energy crisis this winter? It’s been floated that these seaborne power plants from Turkey could help Europe fill the Russian energy supply gap. -
Culture news Disney vs France: Disney warns that future films could bypass French cinemas altogether The sequel to Blank Panther, Wakanda Forever, makes its way to cinemas next month. But Disney warns that future films could bypass French cinemas altogether unless distribution rules are fundamentally reformed. -
Earth News Oil and gas projects need insurance, but policies are being pulled as climate change bites “Insurance is the Achilles heel of the fossil fuel industry and has the power to accelerate the transition to clean energy," said Peter Bosshard, a climate campaigner. -
Ukraine Putin imposes martial law in four Russia-annexed regions of Ukraine Putin imposes martial law in four Russia-annexed regions of Ukraine -
My Europe Series Ukraine war: Meet the Russian exile 'trying' to overthrow Vladimir Putin Ilya Ponomarev says he is the spokesman of the National Republican Army, which claims to have been behind the car bomb that murdered Darya Dugina, the daughter of ultra-nationalist Alexander Dugin. -
Travel News Italy airport strikes: What to do if your flight is cancelled this Friday National carrier ITA has cancelled over 200 flights ahead of Friday’s strike and easyJet says disruption is likely. -
Travel News Brexit wiped out tax-free shopping for tourists in the UK and now it’s gone for good The government believes it could save more than €2 billion but tourism chiefs say the u-turn is a ‘hammer blow’ for the sector. -
Earth News COP27: Pakistan wants to highlight ‘vulnerability of the developing world’ after fatal floods The UN has revised its appeal for aid five-fold, as new assessments show an urgent need for long-term help into next year. -
Work Stress less and earn more: These are the high-paying jobs that give you a work-life balance too These are the careers where you can earn a high salary without the stress. -
France Political storm in France after murdered girl, 12, found in a suitcase It was sparked after police arrested an Algerian immigrant on suspicion of the girl's murder. -
Culture news The rise of Little Simz: London rapper wins prestigious Mercury Prize 2022 Little Simz took the top honor at the 2022 Mercury Prize for Album of the Year for her fourth album, "Sometimes I Might Be Introvert." -
Tech News Meme monopoly: Meta accepts UK regulator's order to sell Giphy due to antitrust issues A UK court upheld its view that Meta's purchase of GIF platform Giphy could damage its rivals and remove a potential competitor in advertising. -
Culture news Carmen Callil, founder of renowned feminist publisher Virago, dies aged 84 The feminist writer who published Margaret Atwood and Maya Angelou has died, aged 84. Her imprint on women's writing in the English language is undeniable. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 19th – 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 Josep Borrell apologises for controversial 'garden vs jungle' metaphor but defends speech The EU's foreign policy chief has faced days of increasing backlash over his controversial remarks on geopolitics. -
Mobility Will Paris ban shared e-scooters? Dott, Lime and TIER hit back: ‘We’re useful’ E-scooter operators are on a mission to convince the city of Paris to keep their devices on the streets. -
Italy Italy's Meloni scolds ex-PM Berlusconi over 'sweet letters' to Putin Silvio Berlusconi is in hot water after allegedly saying in leaked audio clips he has "rekindled" his relationship with the Russian president. His team denies this allegation. -
Culture news Daniel Craig receives same honour as James Bond Craig has been made a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George, the same and rare honour held by Ian Fleming's famous fictional secret agent James Bond. -
Food and Drink May the dough be with you: Han Solo gets baked A bakery in the San Francisco Bay Area has dubbed its 6-foot (1.8 meter) bread sculpture of the Star Wars character “Pan Solo” -
Iran Elnaz Rekabi: Iranian climber who competed without hijab returns to Tehran Video shared online showed large crowds gathered at Imam Khomeini International Airport to welcome Rekabi home on Wednesday. -
United Kingdom 'I'm a fighter not a quitter,' Truss tells Starmer in first parliament clash since budget U-turns Defying calls to quit even though her tax plans have been reversed, the beleagured British leader came under more scrutiny at Prime Minister's Questions. -
France France experiences summer temperatures in mid-October due to warm air from North Africa The heatwave is caused by a large low-pressure system in the Atlantic Ocean, which is allowing warm air to sweep up from Spain and North Africa. -
Finland Finland's PM Sanna Marin signals growing cross-party support for Russia border fence The proposal for border fencing along part of Finland's 1,340-kilometre border with Russia has gained traction since Putin's invasion of Ukraine, amid concern over cross-border migration. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia 'evacuates' Kherson, blackout warnings, Berlusconi 'rekindles' Putin friendship These are the six key developments in the Ukraine war you need to know today. -
Destinations Explore ‘the most spectacular landscape on the continent’: Romania’s answer to El Camino de Santiago After thousands of locals helped carve out its route, Romania’s new 1,400km Via Transilvanica is now open. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 19th – 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 How to keep your clothes for longer as the cost of living crisis bites How can you stop spending and start saving your clothes and continue to look great? Look no further, just follow Euronews Culture's tips to prevent the cost of living crisis from affecting your wardrobe -
Chile Chileans clash with police on three-year anniversary of deadly protests In the capital Santiago, demonstrators lit fires on Tuesday and threw rocks at police who responded with tear gas and water cannons.