24 October 2022 | Euronews
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Myanmar At least 50 killed in Myanmar airstrike The target was a concert held by an ethnic minority group in conflict with the ruling military, opposition groups and media reported. -
Ukraine Russia-installed officials urge Kherson residents to pack up and go About 25,000 people have been relocated from the southern Ukrainian city since Tuesday as Moscow anticipates a major Ukrainian advance. -
USA Two killed and six injured in US high school shooting A gunman broke into a high school in St. Louis, Missouri, killing a woman and teenage girl and injuring six others. -
Germany Two ex-German soldiers convicted over Yemen war mercenary plan The men had tried to recruit soldiers for a paramilitary unit and were found guilty of forming a terrorist organisation. -
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Romania Concern over shrinking salt lake in Romania Lake Techirghiol is Romania's largest salt lake, but the water has receded by around 50 metres as a result of this year's drought. -
United Kingdom Rishi Sunak: Who is the UK's next prime minister and what are his policies? Sunak was born in the coastal city of Southampton as the son of African immigrant parents of Punjabi-Indian descent. -
Europe News EU countries agree on COP27 climate ambitions EU environment ministers got together in Luxembourg to agree on a text to take to the UN climate conference in Egypt in November. -
Europe News Pharma companies demand longer patents to invest in new antibiotics The European Commission will propose an update of its pharmaceutical legislation by the end of this year. -
Scenes Meet the Tribal Athletes running for recognition in India "No one knows that we Siddis live there. Children are very talented, but no one recognises it. Their talent dies there." -
Culture news Luv Resval, rising star of French rap, dies aged 24 The French rapper died following “an asthma attack, a condition he suffered from since birth,” revealed his family in a press release published on social media. -
Ecotech Solar lamps made from e-waste are one solution to Nigeria’s power outages In Nigeria, a local company called QuadLoop is turning electronic waste into solar lanterns as a way to fight the energy crisis and climate change. -
Culture news Diwali in pictures: Indian holy city lights 1.5 million lamps to retain world record As dusk fell on Sunday, over 1.5 million oil lamps were lit and kept burning for 45 minutes on the banks of Saryu River in the northern city of Ayodhya, India -
Work Don't mind the gap: Can 'blind' CV screening help end the stigma around career breaks? Many working mums and former caretakers aren't telling their employers about their career breaks for fear of being passed over. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Ukrainian 'dirty bomb', Kherson local militias, downed Iranian drones These are the five latest news developments from Russia's war in Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 24th – 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 Dutch MEP quits far-right group after suspension over 'Go, Putin!' stance Marcel de Graaff attracted criticism after saying that "NATO seems to be planning a nuclear first strike." -
Nature Defying extinction: Asian tigers, leopards and elephants can thrive near humans, research shows Animals usually struggle to survive near humans. But for Asian tigers, elephants, and leopards, the opposite can be true. -
Moments Digital detox: I went on an off-grid sailing trip to fix my toxic relationship with technology There's rarely a second in my day when I'm not looking at a screen so I spent 10 days on an off-grid sailing trip. -
Climate Now Climate Now Debate 2022: How do we beat wildfires? This summer saw unprecedented wildfires rage across Europe as temperatures rose. How can the EU respond to this threat and is climate change to blame? -
Culture news Interview: Just Stop Oil activist explains why it's right to attack art Euronews Culture speaks with Alex De Koning, a Just Stop Oil spokesperson who believes that pushing cultural buttons can make people question their comfort zones. -
Soul Of The South Have you planned to visit Nashville? Here’s everything you need to see along the Civil Rights Trail Follow British writer and photographer Johny Pitts on his Civil Rights journey through Nashville. Food? Music? Community? Nashville is steeped in all these things and more. -
Sweden Swedish zoo locates venomous snake in roof after 'Houdini' escape from enclosure On Friday staff had located but had yet to recapture the king cobra which escaped through a light fitting last weekend. -
Health news Our Future Health: Study seeks 5 million volunteers to map UK’s health and better fight diseases The goal of the study is to find new ways to prevent, detect, and treat different diseases. -
Culture news Euronews Culture’s Horror-a-thon: Day 1 - Feeder We here at Euronews Culture are celebrating Halloween by counting down the days til that scariest of holidays with a horror short film every day. Day 1: Feeder, by Christian Rivers -
Culture news Countdown to Halloween: The mythical creatures of Europe - The Green Man For millennia, the Green Man has haunted the edges of English tradition. From its pagan origin to its Arthurian legend, the Green Man is always there. -
Smart Regions Project Treasure: unlocking hidden wonders of the Aegean and Black seas Exploring the hidden wonders beneath the waves, as the European project 'Treasure', is set to highlight cultural treasures around the Black and Agean seas including towns in Turkey, Bulgaria, Moldova, and Romania. The project also offers opportunities to provide classes in music and art. -
Romania Ukraine war: Romania's defence minister Vasile Dincu resigns after Russia peace comments Vasile Dincu was criticised for stating that Ukrainian talks with Russia were the only way to end the war. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria to cull 19,000 hens amid bird flu outbreak This is the third outbreak to be detected at an industrial farm in the south of the country -
Money What Rishi Sunak as UK prime minister could mean for crypto Earlier this year, Rishi Sunak pitched plans to turn the UK into a “crypto hub”. -
Future strategist John Sanei: "certainty is not a luxury we have anymore" Future strategist and bestselling author John Sanei says that society should "prepare for all eventualities" when contemplating the future, despite adding that there is no way to actually "future-proof the future." John was speaking at the Dubai Future Forum at the Museum of the Future. -
My Europe Series Is European politics beginning another lurch to the right? Far-right populists have done well in recent elections in Italy and Sweden. But does this point to a European-wide trend? -
Earth News France's massive new lithium mine could supply 700,000 electric car batteries a year French minerals company Imerys is set to open a massive lithium mine in France which could produce 34,000 tonnes of the rare earth metal per year. -
United Kingdom Rishi Sunak to become Britain's next prime minister In his first public address, Sunak vowed to serve with "integrity and humility", saying the UK faces a profound "economic challenge". -
Ireland New law gives adoptees from Ireland access to birth records Irish officials have hailed the legislation as a landmark step towards making amends for a long, dark chapter in the country's history. -
Sweden Why is Sweden turning its back on climate justice and women's rights? | View Sweden has historically been at the "forefront of issues related to gender equality [and] climate justice ... until now", write ActionAid's Jennifer Vidmo and Javier Garcia de la Oliva. -
Culture news Doctor Who Review: Old faces and convoluted endings "A convoluted mess of an episode." Jodie Whittaker's final episode of Doctor Who. -
My Europe Series Migrants building life in Spain face 'emotional toll' after deadly journey, says author Ousman Umar In the first nine months of this year, 23,197 migrants arrived in Spain, compared with 28,729 in the same period last year, a decrease of 19.3%, according to Spanish government data. -
Earth News Loss and damage: EU faces pressure to agree on climate compensation at COP27 Developing countries say COP27 must establish a fund to support countries struck by climate impacts. -
Europe Decoded What's keeping Bulgaria and Romania out of Schengen? Both the European Commission and the European Parliament have said the countries are ready to join the passport-free area. -
Conscious Travel New Zealand: Tourists urged to 'tread lightly' as island country fully reopens “Changes have been made to ensure the New Zealand tourism experience is one that New Zealanders can be proud of,” says tourism boss -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 24th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Rare red northern lights are seen in Finland Mesmerising northern lights were seen around the Arctic Circle in Finland on the evening of 22 October 2022. -
No Comment Shepherds drive their flock through the centre of Madrid The bleating and bells of some 1,200 sheep and 200 goats took over downtown Madrid on Sunday morning, as part of a festival that recreates the pastoral practice of moving livestock to new grazing grounds. -
No Comment Hurricane Roslyn hits Mexico's west coast: flooded streets in Sayulita Hurricane Roslyn made landfall on the west coast of Mexico on Sunday as a powerful Category 3 storm, the US National Hurricane Center said, as communities sheltered from damaging winds, a dangerous storm surge and flash flooding. -
No Comment Ocean Viking rescues 38 people in the Mediterranean Crews aboard a humanitarian rescue ship rescued 38 people on Sunday from a small fibreglass boat adrift in the Mediterranean. Several children and one woman were among those rescued by teams aboard the SOS Mediterranee operated Ocean Viking vessel, officials said. -
Culture news German climate activists throw mashed potatoes on Monet painting Climate protesters have thrown mashed potatoes at a Claude Monet painting at Potsdam’s Barberini Museum, to protest fossil fuel extraction. -
No Comment Italy's new PM chairs her first cabinet meeting Italy's new PM chairs her first cabinet meeting #nocomment -
Italy Italy's new PM Giorgia Meloni meets French President Macron in Rome Macron is on an official visit to Italy, and thanked outgoing PM Mario Draghi before meeting Meloni. -
Austria Marco Pogo: Beer Party founder raises a glass to coming third in Austria's presidential election "Austria is not an island," he told Euronews. "We are not somewhere in the South Seas, where people could say 'we don't need others'." -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy hits back at Russia's 'dirty bomb' claims President Zelenskyy implied that Russia was laying the groundwork for setting off a nuclear device and blaming it on Ukraine. -
United Kingdom Rishi Sunak favourite to become new UK PM, as vote deadline nears Challengers to become Britain's third prime minister in just seven weeks must get the support of 100 other Conservative Party MPs by 15:00 CET on Monday. -
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Health news Scientists find link between age of parenthood and the risk of bipolar disorder in children Researchers have found a link between the age at which you become a parent and the risk of your child developing bipolar disorder. -
Iran Students clash with police as Iran protests enter sixth week They were sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini. -
Cinema Dwayne Johnson breaks US box-office record with 'Black Adam' Dwayne Johnson can celebrate his biggest ever US box-office takings as a leading man after the DC superhero film raked in €67-million in its opening weekend.