27 October 2022 | Euronews
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Russia Ukraine war: Putin slams the West as 'dangerous, bloody and dirty' The Russian president said he had no intention of using nuclear weapons in Ukraine. -
Italy Italy stabbings: One dead, footballer among five wounded in supermarket rampage Italian police have arrested a 46-year-old Italian man who they suspect to be the attacker, but say there is no suggestion of terrorism. -
Culture news US TV study shows White men get more cash to splash on creating series A new report by the University of California says diversity in Hollywood must be defended as more people of colour are creating growth in the film and TV industry, although they have much smaller budgets to spend. -
Culture news Prince Harry's memoir called 'Spare' to be published in January Promising "unflinching honesty" the Duke of Sussex's memoir will be published in January. His publisher Penguin Random House says Prince Harry's book will be packed with "insight, revelation, self-examination, and hard-won wisdom about the eternal power of love over grief." -
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No Comment Poland rids itself of four communist-era monuments Four concrete monuments have been dismantled in Poland in a renewed drive to remove symbols of Moscow’s post-World War II domination -
No Comment Santa Claus students graduate in Brazil Students graduate from Brazil’s School of Santa Claus ahead of the Christmas season -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: The Volunteers Over 20,000 volunteers from over 100 countries will participate at this winter's World Cup in Qatar -
No Comment Protesters for end of controversial migrant deal between Italy and Libya The deal has been criticised over alleged poor treatment of migrants at detention centres in North Africa. -
Economy Energy crisis: Half of eurozone countries are heading for a recession, IMF's chief predicts "The loss to the European people is quite, quite dramatic," Kristalina Georgieva told Euronews. -
Culture news Rihanna returns: listen to her new song for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Black Panther: Wakanda Forever was unveiled last night at its world premiere in Hollywood, which fans learned will feature a lead single from Rihanna. It will mark the singer's first new music in six years. -
Europe News EU to tighten rules on gun trade to clamp down on trafficking The European Commission on Thursday called for a change in the rules on the import, export and transit of firearms for civilian use to clamp down on trafficking and keep better track of the number of such weapons in the bloc. -
‘I rose through the ranks to become head of HR at a tech company. Here’s how I did it’ Louise Lahiff, the Director of People at Version 1, describes her path from receptionist to head of a department at a major tech company, and what it took to get there. -
Climate From electricity to snow sports, Alpine water is key. Can these 8 countries protect it? Italy, France and Switzerland are among the Alpine nations meeting to resolve their issues with the precious and increasingly contested resource. -
Italy We are 'almost alone' amid hundreds of migrant arrivals, says Lampedusa mayor Migrants continue to arrive on Italy’s shores despite a controversial immigration policy. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 27th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Poland Poland removes four Soviet-era monuments amid Ukraine war Warsaw says the move emphasises its disapproval of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. -
Russia Russian lawmakers give early approval for ban on LGBTQ 'propaganda' for all adults The Russian Duma has preliminarily approved a law to ban the spreading of ‘propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations’, in a move denounced by human rights groups. -
Explore Exploring the rich tradition of winemaking in Azerbaijan The history of Azerbaijan has a rich tradition of winemaking, going back centuries in the territory. Contemporary winemaking started in Göygöl in 1860 by German immigrants and continues to flourish to this day. -
Culture news Royal Photography Society Awards: See the work of the amazing 2022 recipients It's the longest running set of photography awards in the world. -
Tech News Elon Musk says he is buying Twitter to 'help humanity' on eve of deal deadline Elon Musk is telling Twitter advertisers he is buying the platform to "help humanity" and doesn’t want it to become a "free-for-all hellscape". -
Ukraine In pictures: Hope on Irpin's Peace Street as residents prepare for winter “It feels like the winter was just over and here the other one comes”, the usual life of Bucha and Irpin residents was over the moment Russia attacked Ukraine in the end of February. Today, trying to rebuild what was lost, they face many problems, yet looking forward to the future with hope. -
Travel News No entry: These are all the countries that are still closed to tourists thanks to COVID After two and a half years of pandemic restrictions, the world is opening up. But some places are still closed. -
Business Series How 500 varieties of apples are helping the Spanish cider industry sparkle In the Asturias region, producers combine innovation and tradition to make different types of cider such as sparkling, natural, organic or even ice cider. -
Euronews Witness Can Malmö's green solutions provide answers to energy and climate crises? Malmö, has 560 kilometres of bike lanes. Smart housing, renewable energies, and clean transport, and the city has been exploring all avenues of the sustainable economy since the 1970s oil crisis. Do they hold the answer to the climate and energy crisis? -
No Comment Climate activists target luxury car brands in London Activists from the climate action group, Just Stop Oil, have sprayed orange paint on the showroom windows of luxury car brands Ferrari, Bugatti and Bentley in London. -
No Comment Firefighters continue battling fire on Mount Kilimanjaro A wildfire that officials thought was under control on Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, has reignited, according to Tanzanian officials -
Culture news Jean-Michel Jarre releases his 22nd album, ‘Oxymore’ Jean-Michel Jarre, the septuagenarian electronic music pioneer who’s sold over 85 million records, is back. -
Ukraine Moscow-appointed authorities and tens of thousands of residents flee Kherson More than 70,000 residents from Kherson have been evacuated in recent days, including members of the Russia-backed regional administration, along with the remains of 18th-century Russian general Grigory Potemkin. -
Italy Italian 'white supremacist' arrested on suspicion of inciting hatred The 23-year-old allegedly spread neo-Nazi content online, possessed weapons, and had made death threats against an Italian senator who survived the Holocaust. -
Italy Mafia-ridden Naples neighbourhood given fresh hope with new university It's been called "a victory over prejudice". -
Russia Children are being taken from Ukraine and adopted in Russia, US think tank says Children are continuing to be taken from battle zones in Ukraine for adoption in Russia - that's according to the US Institute of War, which cites confirmations from Russian media. -
Tech News Dogecoin: Why Elon Musk's Twitter takeover is bringing the meme coin back from its decline Investors in the meme coin hope Elon Musk's Twitter takeover might lead to the recovery of the cryptocurrency. -
Culture news Artwork inspired by Muammar Gaddafi's visit to Rome wins prestigious MAXXI art prize An art piece inspired by the late Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's visit to Italy in 2009 has won the prestigious MAXXI Bulgari Prize -
Culture news Euronews Culture’s Horror-a-thon: Day 4 - 2AM: The Smiling Man Euronews Culture continues its Halloween countdown by treating readers brave enough a horror short film per day. Today: there’s something deeply unnerving about a smile... -
Culture news Countdown to Halloween: The mythical creatures of Europe - The Golem For our countdown to Halloween, we explore the mythical creatures of Europe. Today: Czechia and the Golem. -
Earth News How the extraction of horse blood is sparking controversy in Iceland The practice of extracting mares' blood has been around since the late 1970s, but not many Icelandic knew about the practice until now -
United Kingdom Severance payout: Truss and Kwarteng to pocket up to €19,000 for time in office 79 UK ministers and whips have resigned over both Boris Johnson and Liz Truss' tenure, 71 of whom are entitled to a payout of taxpayers' money. -
Europe Decoded Why do central banks raise interest rates? Banks hope that if borrowing money becomes more expensive, consumer demand will fall, bringing down prices along the way. -
Economy European Central Bank announces new super hike of interest rates to tame inflation The eurozone's central bank intends to make spending more expensive in order to bring down prices. -
Earth News Australia’s corporate watchdog has issued its first ever fine for greenwashing The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) has warned companies making dubious sustainability claims to watch out. -
Travel News Serbia is toughening its visa rules after migration prompts pressure from the EU The Balkan country previously had generous entry rules but as it looks to join the EU it is now introducing new visa requirements. -
Destinations Tiktok banned at Buddha’s birthplace and other tourist hotspots in Nepal “I tell them to stop, not to damage my fields, but they dance," complains one farmer. "They tell me they are not doing anything wrong.” -
Food and Drink Goodbye cheese and charcuterie, hello Butter Boards: our favourite versions Feeling the squeeze financially this winter? Don't want to shell out for endless delicious cheese for your charcuterie boards? This TikTok trend is blowing up, but some fear it's a hygiene nightmare. -
Culture news TV star Chris Tarrant talks about intimidating guests and hosting a Ukrainian family Chris Tarrant is an icon of British quiz shows. He chats to Euronews about his experience opening his home to a Ukrainian family, among stories of his time in the spotlight. -
Mobility Inside the NASA rover where astronauts could live, work, and go to the toilet while on the Moon NASA's prototype lunar rover has been tested in the Arizona desert as part of the Artemis programme aiming to send humans back to the Moon. -
United Kingdom New election looms in Northern Ireland amid political deadlock Northern Irish leaders are set to make a last-ditch attempt today to break a political impasse triggered by Brexit. If they fail, new election will be called on Friday. -
The Cube Ukraine war: Russia shares misleading Slovenian photo in 'dirty bomb' allegations The photo was first uploaded by the Slovenian Radioactive Waste Agency in 2010. -
Czech Republic Thousands attend LGBTQ rally in Prague after Slovakia shooting The two gay men were killed two weeks ago in front of a popular bar in Bratislava. -
Tech News Can videos uploaded on social media allow hackers to steal your biometric data? As the cameras in our devices improve and technology evolves, malicious actors could use our social media clips to steal our biometric data. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 27th – 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 UN keeping track of damage to Ukrainian cultural sites with before-and-after satellite images Since the beginning of Russia's invasion on February 24, damage to 207 cultural sites in Ukraine has been verified. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Grain deal; Kherson battle looms; and Russia could target commercial satellites Here are the latest news developments from Russia's war in Ukraine. -
My Europe Series Italy’s fascist takeover: 100 years on, is the ideology still alive? The March on Rome resulted in a coup d’état and Mussolini’s rise to power -
Culture news No TikTok: Sacred sites in Nepal start to ban the video-sharing app Sacred sites in Nepal have started to ban TikTok as the social media app gains popularity in the country. -
Culture news Meet Jamal Nxedlana - the South African artist using creativity to bring down barriers Winter is coming at London's Saatchi Gallery but there is nothing to fear. There is, however, lots to be fascinated by as a wealth of international artists are displaying their work as part of 'The New Black Vanguard: Photography between Art and Fashion.' -
Russia Fears that Russia may once again block Antarctic marine protections amid ongoing war in Ukraine Delegations from Russia and Ukraine are among those meeting in Australia this week to decide the future of Antarctica's pristine waters. -
My Europe Series Finland PM Sanna Marin 'doesn't care about human rights for Sámi people' as reforms likely to fail "It's hypocritical. Sanna Marin has been talking a lot about human rights in Ukraine [...] but when it comes to Sámi she doesn't care." -
Ocean Calls Ocean Calls podcast: Inside the murky world of illegal fishing Devastating economic damage, loss of biodiversity, slavery and violating human rights… In this episode of Ocean Calls, we’re discussing illegal fishing, a serious criminal offence that is almost impossible to regulate. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 27th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.