26 October 2022 | Euronews
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Italy Right-wing Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wins senate vote Italy's right-wing Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has won the second and final vote of confidence required by the constitution to govern. -
Europe News The EU and North Macedonia sign migration agreement The European Union and North Macedonia have signed an agreement on border management cooperation. The accord involves the EU’s frontier agency, Frontex. -
Iran Protesters march to Mahsa Amini’s grave in Iran Hundreds of protesters poured into the streets to mark 40 days since the death in custody of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, whose tragedy sparked Iran's biggest antigovernment movement in over a decade. -
No Comment Commemoration ceremony for the 20th anniversary of the Nord-Ost hostage siege held in Moscow Commemoration ceremony for the 20th anniversary of the Nord-Ost hostage siege held in Moscow -
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Nature 11 of the funniest animal photos: The best of the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2022 Timing is everything in comedy and photography, as the snaps of a bear-slapping salmon and oblivious heron make clear. -
Europe News New pollution plans must bring EU closer to WHO air quality rules by 2030, says Commissioner The European Commission laid out proposals for stricter air quality rules -
World News European health experts warn of new wave of COVID-19 within a week The European Medicines Agency warns that the pandemic is not over and that it expects a new wave of COVID-19 infections to start within a week -
World News Rishi Sunak faces his first Prime Minister’s Question Time The UK's new prime minister has faced calls for a general election just two days into the job. -
Art National tribute for celebrated French painter and master of black Pierre Soulages For the abstract artist, there was just one colour: black. He spent a lifetime exploring the light within it. -
Ukraine Russia continues 'relocating' civilians further into Russian-held territory Russian occupation officials continued to indicate that efforts to relocate civilians in Kherson Oblast to the east bank of the Dnipro River are part of a wider resettlement scheme. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 26th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Finland Finland's parliament approves reform to strict abortion laws MPs voted to amend the country's current legislation on abortions, which dates back to 1970. -
Qatar 365 Outdoor sculptures and a sports history museum provide cultural backdrop for Qatar World Cup The Qatar World Cup is now just weeks away and more than a million visitors are expected to travel to the tournament. To welcome the fans, an exhibition all about football has opened in one of the world's largest sports museums. -
Travel News This drone falcon might stop your flight from being delayed one day. Here’s how. Globally, around 50,000 bird strikes are recorded per year with around five per cent of these causing some damage to the aircraft. This robotic bird could change that. -
Health news CERN bets on particle accelerators to zap hard-to-reach tumours and treat the worst forms of cancer Physicists exploring the universe’s biggest mysteries are now using their know-how to improve radiation therapy to treat cancer. -
Brazil Brazil's indigenous people fear election result will do little to help them As Brazil's presidential run-off approaches, the country's indigenous people hope for improvement but fear nothing will change for them no matter who is elected -
Money EU pushes for banks to offer instant payments in euros at no extra cost Brussels says the move will make the European economy more efficient and bring savings for businesses and customers alike. -
Cloud adoption boosts performance in European research and education Since 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed education and research institutes worldwide to make a huge digital leap, forcing them to switch physical facilities with online ones and readapt services and processes to be 100% virtual. -
Earth News EU cracks down on pollution as survey reveals people want tougher regulations on clean air New rules on air quality are set to bring the EU closer to the latest WHO recommendations. -
Netherlands China accused of operating 'secret police stations' in the Netherlands NGOs say the illegal posts are used to monitor and silence political opponents and dissidents abroad. Beijing rejects the claims. -
Europe Decoded What is the Energy Charter Treaty and why is it so controversial? The ECT establishes a system of private arbitration that can result in multimillion euro compensations for fossil fuel companies. -
Turkey Doctor arrested after calling for Turkish army chemical weapons probe Ankara has denounced allegations of chemical weapons as a campaign of "disinformation". -
Ukraine Ukraine’s reconstruction must reinforce its democratic principles | View "We know that our democracy is still a work in progress and that when peace comes we must be ready to get back to work." -
Climate The first ‘food COP’: Why agriculture is finally on the table at the UN climate summit For the first time at the UN climate conference, a food pavilion will help put agroecology and other solutions on the agenda. -
Germany Germany agrees to controversial sale of Hamburg port terminal The purchase could open up the possibility of Beijing politically instrumentalising part of Germany's -- and Europe's -- critical infrastructure. -
Culture news Euronews Culture’s Horror-a-thon: Day 3 - Sell Your Body What’s more terrifying than debt? Jaanelle Yee's 2017 horror short film is a darkly hilarious commentary on dating app culture, student debt, as well as a millennial twist on a classic urban legend... -
Health news ‘Highly concerning’: E-cigarettes can cause heart arrhythmias, study finds The study conducted on mice found vapour from e-cigarettes could cause heart arrhythmias and increase the risk of sudden cardiac arrest. -
Culture news Countdown to Halloween: The mythical creatures of Europe - Trolls The troll haunts the forests, mountains and caves of Scandinavia. Old Norse myths persist to this day of the great monsters you wouldn't want to cross on a trip to Oslo. -
France French rail operator SNCF fined over fatal 2013 train crash near Paris The state-owned company was found criminally responsible for the accident, the deadliest in France since 1988. -
Culture news James Gunn and Peter Safran named Co-Chairmen and CEOs of DC Studios James Gunn and veteran executive Peter Safran have been named as Co-Chairmen and CEOs of the newly formed DC Studios in order to better compete with Marvel. -
Food and Drink Cheese wars: Président wins battle for the camembert name In the latest Camembert skirmish, the international company Lactalis and its Président brand has emerged victorious. -
Health news Germany to legalise possession of up to 30g of cannabis and sale for recreational purposes Germany plans to decriminalise the possession of up to 30 g of cannabis and allow the sale of the substance to adults for recreational purposes. -
Earth News ‘Act now’: Quit fossil fuels for the sake of human health, major report urges Infectious disease, toxic air pollution and food security are among the global crises being made worse by our reliance on fossil fuels. -
Europe News 'Standing together': Macron and Scholz try to mend differences in Paris lunch meeting Both countries have bones to pick with the other on issues ranging from energy to defence. -
Africanews The South African once afraid of water who became Africa's first female dredgemaster ".. Taking this career part, It was clear that at some stage in our relationship I would have to say goodbye. At some stage, being a daddy's girl, I would have to say goodbye at some stage being a cool kid amongst my friends, .... Yeah. Striving to stand out has always been my thing" Londy Ngcobo -
No Comment Heads or tails decide new mayor of Peruvian town A race to be mayor of a remote Peruvian town has been decided on the flip of a coin. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 26th – Midday 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: Ukrainian refugees urged not to return home this winter as power cuts loom "To return now is again to expose yourself, your children, and all your vulnerable relatives, who may be either sick or with limited mobility.” -
Money Energy bills are soaring in Europe. This is what countries are doing to help you pay them Countries are stepping up to help their citizens pay the bills this winter, when households are expected to bear the brunt of the energy crisis. -
Europe Decoded Europe's space sector hesitates between independence and cooperation The European Space Forum 2022 takes place this week in Brussels. -
Lifestyle World’s ‘dirtiest man’ dies in Iran aged 94 Amou Haji was so called because he had not washed for almost 70 years and he believed that staying dirty kept him alive for so long. -
Kosovo Deadline looms for ethnic Serbs to switch to Kosovo-issued car plates Kosovo's PM Albin Kurti first announced the implementation period to be over at the start of September but has later extended the deadline to 31 October. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia's 'secret work at nuclear plant'; 'Dirty bomb'; Refugees urged to stay away Ukraine's nuclear energy operator says Russian forces have carried out secret construction work at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. -
Lifestyle Meet Jeremy Fragrance: The world's most popular perfume influencer We spoke to Jeremy Fragrance, the world's most popular perfume influencer. What is a perfume influencer we hear you ask? Well click here to find out. -
Ukraine Putin creates new committee to churn out weapons, asks it to think outside the box Putin chaired the new committee on Tuesday, stressing the need to “gain higher tempo in all areas”. -
Design Searching for the Eternal: Celebrating the art of painting on stone A new exhibition in Rome explores painters from the 17th century who used stone instead of canvas after numerous works of art were looted during invasions. They sought to make their art last forever. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 26th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Art Meet the man behind AI artist, Botto Mario Klingemann is the artist and architect behind Botto, a decentralised artist that sells its generated artwork on the blockchain for thousands of dollars every week. -
Italy Police in Rome clash with students protesting new PM Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy party Approximately fifty students were at the rally, with some having been reportedly hit with batons. -
Russia Russia notifies US of planned nuclear drills Washington claims Russia's decision to announce the drills lowers the risk of miscalculation.