1 September 2023 | Euronews
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Spain Spain football coach regrets his support for Luis Rubiales and asks for forgiveness The coach of the Spanish men's football team had initially supported the president of the country's football federation. -
Russia Russian schoolchildren to use updated history books as new school years gets underway New history textbooks for high school students have come under fire for alleged bias and distortion of events. -
Europe News State of the Union: Disagreements over enlargement timeline In this edition of State of the Union, we take a look at the political response to the extreme weather and the institutional disagreements over the EU enlargement timeline. -
Mobility India's electric car boom: What's fuelling the soaring popularity of EVs? India has become one of the fastest-growing EV markets in the world. -
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Climate How are storm names chosen? Storm Ciarán is named after a weather warning hero The experts who protect us from extreme weather are honoured in this year's list of storm names. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 1st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Mobility Paris officially the first city in Europe to ban e-scooters. What are the rules in other countries? Paris has officially become the first European city to ban rented electric scooters. But laws controlling their use are still evolving elsewhere. -
Culture news Venice 2023 review: 'Dogman' - Luc Besson's 'comeback' movie is all bark and very little bite Woof. -
Home Tokyo is preparing for a future earthquake. Has it learned from the last deadly one 100 years ago? A century on from a devastating natural disaster, Tokyo has embraced seismic safety technology. But can its buildings withstand future earthquakes? -
Israel A century after his birth, Shimon Peres' legacy could be the beacon of hope we all need In this transformed world, it is crucial to uphold the values that Peres held dear — the pursuit of peace, the embrace of innovation, and the commitment to a better world for all, Efrat Duvedani writes. -
Europe News EU and Tunisia must stem illegal migration while respecting human rights - Manfred Weber The EU must work with Tunisia to bring the number of illegal migrants down while respecting their right to human dignity, the leader of the centre-right European People’s Party (EPP), Manfred Weber, told Euronews. -
No Comment Watch: Mongolia's children turn out in traditional dress to greet Pope Francis With just 1,450 Roman Catholics, Mongolia is one of the newest catholic communities in the world. -
Earth News ‘Unjustifiable crime of nature’: Outrage in Italy as man kills bear leaving two cubs motherless The popular bear had been spotted earlier this week in the region taking a stroll with her two cubs. -
Destinations Greece, Spain, Cyprus: When is the best time of year to travel to cut costs and avoid crowds? We tried a new travel tool to find out the best time to visit some of Europe’s most popular destinations. -
Culture news Venice 2023 review: 'Ferrari' - Michael Mann returns with a decent but at times inert biopic Ferrari vs Ferrari -
Earth News Greece turns to tech to tackle wildfires as largest ever blaze in EU continues to burn Climate change makes deadly blazes worse, the Greek PM has warned, as the Evros fire continues to burn. -
Europe News EU trade with Russia drops to below 2% of share - Eurostat The EU's trade with Russia has dropped to its lowest levels since the start of the war in Ukraine, with Russia's share in EU imports and exports now below the 2% mark, according to the EU's statistical office Eurostat. -
Ecotech ‘We are part of the problem’: How H&M, Mango and Zara are trying to clean up their act The fashion industry needs to put much more funding into tackling clothing waste. -
Mongolia Pope Francis visits one of the world's smallest and newest Catholic communities in Mongolia The Pope will visit a cardinal and a charity run by nuns as well as meeting political leaders in Mongolia -
Ukraine The European Union should stop issuing tourist visas to Russians Vacations and foreign travel are luxuries, and preventing Russian citizens from going abroad would force them to think twice about their government’s actions, Mark Temnycky writes. -
Travel News ‘False and deceptive’: Why is Australia’s consumer watchdog taking Qantas to court? Australia's consumer watchdog has called for record fine against Qantas over cancelled flights. -
Europe News COVID-19: Brussels approves adapted Pfizer's vaccine to combat Omicron subvariants The European Commission said it reached an 'important milestone' ahead of anticipated vaccination campaigns in the autumn and winter -
Switzerland Christie's cancels sale of Nazi heiress' jewels The enormous collection of jewellery belonged to Heidi Horten, the wife of a Nazi who made his fortune after buying Jewish businesses under duress in the Second World War. -
Iceland Iceland resumes fin whale hunting to dismay of animal welfare groups Public opinion in Iceland does not indicate mass support for renewed hunting of endangered species using methods often described as exceptionally cruel. -
USA US: Two ex-Proud Boys leaders get some of longest sentences for 6 January Capitol attack More than 1,100 people have been charged with Capitol riot-related federal crimes. Over 600 of them have been convicted and sentenced. -
Culture news Late-night talk show hosts join forces for WGA strike benefit podcast American late-night show hosts have joined forces to create a new podcast with all the proceeds going to the staff of their shows, off the air since the Hollywood union strikes. -
Culture news Creative director of cult skate brand Supreme resigns, alleging "systemic racism" The designer who became Supreme's first ever creative director in February 2022 has now resigned, accusing the company of “systemic racism”. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 1st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Discover the year-round wonders of Azerbaijan Nestled at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Azerbaijan offers a tapestry of experiences, from its rich historical heritage to its lush natural wonders and vibrant cultural gems. -
Hungary Budapest Pride challenges Hungarian ‘LGBT propaganda’ law in court Orban's government banned 'LGBT propaganda' by claiming to protect young generations from amoral content. Budapest Pride believe they have the right to show commercial material promoting their events. -
Health news New blood test for Parkinson’s could help doctors to detect it earlier Researchers have developed a PCR assay to detect higher levels of mitochondrial DNA damage in blood cells. -
Algeria French-Moroccan tourists shot dead off Algerian coast Coastguards killed two holiday makers and arrested another after they mistakenly strayed into Algerian waters, fuelling diplomatic tensions between the country and neighbouring Morocco. -
Europe Decoded Deep-sea mining can yield many riches. The EU is against but its neighbours are keen In parts of the ocean so deep that light cannot penetrate, billions of fist-sized rocks called polymetallic nodules containing copper, nickel, iron, manganese, cobalt and rare earths lace the seabed. -
Uzbekistan Uzbekistan's Journey to Independence: 32 Years of Progress and Celebration With thousands of years of history behind them, one might well wonder why the citizens of Uzbekistan place so much stock in their annual celebration of independence, this year just 32 years on. It’s not just a day off with fireworks for the kids. -
Europe News EU foreign affairs ministers call for meeting with candidate countries EU foreign ministers called on Thursday for a meeting with their counterparts from Ukraine and the western Balkans -- all candidate countries to the bloc -- by the end of September to discuss the enlargement process. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Putin claims 'invincibility', UK arms giant in Ukraine, new drone strikes in Russia All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Mongolia Pope Francis lands in Ulaanbaatar at start of historic visit to Mongolia The former Soviet country has fewer than 1,500 Roman Catholics -
Earth News Plant-based meat is the ‘future,’ billionaire Bill Gates claims. What has to change? The climate impact of meat is hidden, Bill Gates has warned - but the billionaire believes that plant-based meat is the ‘future’. -
Design The end of the road for Volvo estate cars: A nostalgic look back through the years Since the Swedish manufacturer's first model released in 1953, more than six million Volvo estate cars have been sold. Now they're coming to an end. -
Mobility Urban mobility: are electric scooters the answer to urban mobility problems? A ban on the rental of electric scooters comes into effect in Paris on Friday. But some experts feel not enough is being done to look at ways of replacing car journeys with more sustainable modes of transport -
Ukraine 'I was afraid of it': the Ukrainians dodging conscription and fleeing the country In Ukraine, Russia's invasion triggered a patriotic impulse, but some Ukrainians are refusing to fight despite societal pressures and warnings from authorities cracking down on draft evaders amid a difficult counteroffensive. -
Europe Decoded More women play football in the Americas. But Europe is growing fast Women's football is gaining traction across Europe and the latest World Cup, despite the controversy overshadowing Spain's win, should see the beautiful games gain more devotees. -
Italy Evicted from their 7-year home in Milan’s former public baths which will become a mosque The mosque, the first to be built legally in the Italian city, will replace the former public baths which for seven years have been occupied by a group of migrants who can't afford a home in Milan's rental market. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The female journalist who first broke the start of WWII 1 September 1939: The Scoop of the Century -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 1st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Waste of money or civic pride? Is compulsory military service a good thing? The UK Conservatives have announced they want to bring back mandatory national service if reelected. But is conscription a good thing? -
France Mushroom poisonings are up in France - and it’s all due to the weather Experts are warning that apps which claim to identify different mushroom species can get it wrong, so don't rely on technology to tell the edible from the poisonous. -
Germany Misgendering and deadnaming: Will this soon become illegal in Germany? That’s what some social media users and news outlets believe. The Cube fact-checked these claims.