8 September 2023 | Euronews
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Tech News Update your iPhone now: Apple has pushed out an iOS update amid a significant security scare A disturbing spyware discovery by the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab prompted Apple to push out a significant iOS update. -
India Biden and Modi working in 'warmth and confidence' to build ties as Chinese leader skips G20 President Joe Biden opened his visit to India on Friday by meeting privately with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Indian leader's home in a session the White House said was marked by “undeniable warmth and confidence” going into the annual Group of 20 summit. -
Ukraine The West and Kyiv denounce Russian elections in occupied territories of Ukraine The vote is taking place at the same time as local elections in Russia. -
Culture news Movies in Miskolc: the 19th CineFest International Film Festival in Hungary The festival is screening Hungarian premieres of award-winning international film makers as well as showcasing the talents of young Hungarians -
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Germany Fires damage German railway line, police suspect political motive A series of fires hit railway infrastructure in the city of Hamburg overnight, causing widespread disruption to trains between Hamburg and Berlin. -
Travel News Venice tourist tax: Everything you need to know about booking tickets in 2024 After delaying the launch, city officials have given a new timeline from when daytrippers will have to pre-book their visit and pay a fee. -
Earth News ‘Knife edge’: Campaigners call for climate action as the G20 meets in Delhi The G20 summit opens in Delhi tomorrow. What does it mean for the climate? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 8th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Are small nations welcome at the EU's industrial policy table? It is not just about the money, it is about what each country — no matter its size — can bring to the table, Marius Stasiukaitis writes. -
World How has INTERPOL's role in the fight against organised crime evolved? As INTERPOL celebrates its 100th birthday, Euronews sat down with Secretary General Jürgen Stock to see how the global policing organisation adapts, reacts and keeps its guard in a world of ever-evolving forms of organised crime. -
Sci-Tech A phone and fashion accessory? Chinese company unveils all at the IFA Chinese company HONOR stole the show at the IFA 2023 by unveiling a new foldable phone, and phone designed like a purse. -
Europe News State of the Union: EU crackdown on big tech and Ukrainian grain comes into focus Apple and Microsoft were among the companies targeted by the European Commission. -
Greece What lessons can Greece learn from this year's raging wildfires? The forest fire in Evros, Greece, was the largest single wildfire recorded in the European Union since it started keeping records in 2000. More than 80,000 hectares of land were destroyed, according to the EU. -
Economy Global food security: no major shock on the horizon despite Ukraine war and extreme heat, says OECD Russia’s partial blocade of Ukrainian grain exports as well as extreme weather events have fuelled fears about global food supplies, but things may not be as bad as they seem, according to the OECD. -
Earth News 'Wake up call': Radical changes needed to meet Paris Agreement goals, UN warns A landmark report from the UN says more climate action is needed 'on all fronts'. -
Turkey Rescuers prepare to remove sick man from 3,000 feet down a Turkish cave More than 170 people from around the world face a huge task as the rescue operation to retrieve the American researcher is likely to take days. -
India India seeks greater voice for Global South at G20 but the Ukraine war may overshadow talks It’s never been easy for the leaders of the world’s largest economies to find common ground, but Russia’s war on Ukraine has made it even harder for the Group of 20 meeting to reach meaningful agreements this year. -
Greece Evacuation orders for areas in central Greece as a river bursts its banks and floodwaters rise Severe rainstorms eased but floodwaters were still rising in parts of central Greece Friday, while fire department and military helicopters were plucking people from villages inundated by tons of water and mud. -
Economy US to crack down on 1,600 millionaires and claw back millions of dollars in taxes The IRS wants to show positive results from its burst of new funding under President Joe Biden's administration, as Republicans in Congress look to claw back some of that money. -
Greece Floods threaten Greek city of Larissa, people elsewhere rescued The death toll from severe flooding in central Greece rose to 10 people on Friday, while another four remained missing. -
Culture news Hollywood remains on strike - but amfAR gala plays host to more celebrities than ever If an AIDS charity counts on Hollywood celebrity support, you might expect problems with the industry on strike. Euronews went behind the scenes to see how the glamorous event faced the challenge. -
Culture news Ancient Norwegian gold jewellery found by man who bought metal detector to ‘get off the couch’ The plan is to exhibit the find at the Archaeological Museum in Stavanger, about 300 kilometres southwest of Oslo. -
Culture news Venice 2023: Who will win the Golden Lion? Here are our predictions It's nearly awards time... Here are our predictions for tomorrow evening's ceremony. -
Luxembourg Anti-torture committee slams Luxembourg for detaining children in adult prison The Council of Europe’s Committee for the Prevention of Torture (CPT) has urged the authorities in the country to stop detaining children in Luxembourg Prison - an adult prison - under dangerous circumstances. -
Tech News From Midjourney to DALL·E 2: These are the best AI image generators The capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) image generation tools have grown at a terrifying pace. These are some of the best on the market. -
Europe News EU recalls envoy who said Austria's purchases of Russian gas amounted to 'blood money' The European Commission has issued a stern rebuke against its top representative in Vienna, Martin Selmayr, after he said Austria's continued purchases of Russian gas amounted to "blood money". -
Ukraine Discontent grows over wartime corruption in Ukraine Tens of thousands of Ukrainians have signed an online petition, demanding transparency in civil servants' asset declarations, amid growing discontent. -
Spain Spanish state prosecutors accuse Luis Rubiales of sexual assault and coercion for kissing a player Spanish state prosecutors have filed a lawsuit against Luis Rubiales for sexual assault and coercion for kissing a player on the lips without her consent after the Women’s World Cup final, the country’s prosecutors’ office said Friday. -
Italy Italy is about to say to Beijing, 'Hit the road, Xi' Rome's anticipated departure from the Belt and Road Initiative likely marks the end of the project’s grand European aspirations, Elaine Dezenski writes. -
Culture news Ezra Collective makes history as first jazz act to win the Mercury Prize Other nominees included Arctic Monkeys, Loyle Carner and Raye. -
Travel News France will launch a €49 rail pass after the success of the ‘Deutschlandticket’ France will launch a €49 public transport ticket. Here’s everything you need to know. -
Business More than 11,000 years in jail for crypto firm founder Faruk Fatih Özer, CEO of collapsed Turkish crypto exchange Thodex, was sentenced to 11,196 years in jail on Thursday. -
Ukraine Russian officials plan local elections in occupied Ukraine at weekend Russian authorities are holding local elections this weekend in occupied parts of Ukraine in an effort to tighten their grip there. -
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Romania Romanians on the Ukrainian border nervous as drone pieces fall nearby After parts of a drone fell onto Romanian territory on Wednesday, locals fear that the war could spread over the border from Ukraine. -
Art Greece and North Macedonia sign deal to save rare 12th century Byzantine frescoes The fresco paintings found inside St George's church in North Macedonia are a rare example of Byzantine art in the Balkan region. The governments of North Macedonia and Greece - alongside the European Centre for Byzantine Monuments - have agreed to ensure the preservation of the frescoes. -
The Cube Fact-check: Why are certain Wagner mercenary graves being destroyed in Russia? One particular video accused the Kremlin of attempting to erase the memory of Wagner soldiers after the sudden death of the group's boss Yevgeny Progizhin in a plane crash. -
France Four drug traffickers in Marseille tried for torturing a child "freelance" dealer "They treated me worse than an animal," said the young man who was beaten, burnt, and forced to snort cocaine by drug traffickers. -
Turkey US researcher trapped inside Turkish cave praises international rescue efforts American researcher Mark Dickey became trapped in a cave in southern Turkey after suffering gastrointestinal bleeding at a depth of 1,000 metres. International rescue teams are still trying to save him. -
Culture news 'That 70s Show' actor Danny Masterson sentenced to 30 years to life for rape The actor, who has been in custody since May, maintains his innocence and his attorneys plan to appeal. -
Climate ‘Virtually no one on Earth escaped’: 98% of world's population exposed to global warming this summer A new report shows that higher temperatures were made at least twice more likely by human-made CO2 pollution. -
Business China curbs cost Apple $200 billion almost overnight Apple's shares have been tumbling for the second day in a row, losing the equivalent of Hungary's GDP, after news that the tech giant could face a partial iPhone ban in China. -
Culture news Reina Sofia museum lifts decades-long ban on photographing Picasso’s Guernica For decades, visitors were forbidden to photograph the masterpiece, even without flash. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Unveiled today in 1504, here are 5 intriguing facts about Michelangelo's David 8 September 1504: Michelangelo’s David is unveiled -
Georgia Georgia needs sweeping reforms to get EU candidate status, warns Josep Borrell The EU's top diplomat is in Tbilisi to discuss EU integration. The Balkan State applied for candidate status in March 2022 along with Ukraine and Moldova -
France Top French court backs controversial government ban on Muslim abaya dress President Emmanuel Macron said the abaya ban helps protect secularism in French schools, while critics argue the dress is a cultural garment, not a religious symbol. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy's home town struck, anger over 'blood money' claims All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Culture news Blue plaque scheme celebrating historic figures could be expanded across England There are more than 1,000 of the markers in the capital celebrating historic people and places. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 8th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Poland 'No examples' of authoritarianism in Poland, claims minister Poland's ruling party has been widely accused of damaging the country's democratic progress. -
Spain Up to €3,400 per month: Meet the Spanish company recruiting fighters for Ukraine A Spanish company recruiting volunteers to fight in Ukraine claims to be in contact with the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence, offering contracts for up to €3,400. -
United Kingdom Uncertainty, anxiety, even divorce ... the impact Brexit had on EU citizens in the UK Many wanted to leave the United Kingdom after the referendum result. Now a new report hears from those who did, and the impact on their families.