11 September 2023 | Euronews
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World News Red Cross says 10,000 people are missing after deadly floods in eastern Libya The destruction from storm Daniel appeared greatest in Derna, a city formerly held by Islamic extremists in the chaos that has gripped Libya for more than a decade and left it with crumbling and inadequate infrastructure. -
Tech News Time is running out to find Cyprus' missing. Radar technology could be relatives' last chance Nearly 1,000 Cypriots are still missing after disappearing during the conflict of the 1960s and 1974. With witnesses dying, time is running out to find them. -
Smart Regions ‘Where words end, the yoik begins’: The Sámi people’s struggles to preserve their tradition Europe's only indigenous people are demanding their rights in Brussels, which are threatened by the ecological transition and the lack of EU policies. -
Business New economic corridor, new member: Five key takeaways from the G20 summit Last weekend leaders of the richest countries gathered in New Delhi for the G20 summit. Here’s how they plan to shake up the world’s economy -
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Scenes Meet the music therapist inspiring young people with special needs in Argentina In partnership with Media City, Qatar. "Seeing all their limitations, everything they can't do and here we come to show them they can do everything." -
Earth News Romania is the first country in Europe to get this new nuclear energy technology Recent advances in technology and the energy crisis have sparked new interest in nuclear power across Europe. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 11th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Hobbies linked to fewer symptoms of depression and higher happiness levels in people over 65 Having a hobby was linked to greater life satisfaction across 16 countries on three continents, according to a new study. -
Europe News Don't let Russian cars enter EU territory, Brussels tells member states The European Commission has urged member states to prohibit the entrance of road vehicles that carry a Russian licence plate. -
Europe News Tech companies spend more than €100 million a year on EU digital lobbying Tech companies’ lobbying in Brussels has increased to €113 million a year as efforts to influence the EU’s digital policy intensify, according to new data published on Monday by NGOs Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) and LobbyControl. -
Tech News Why is the US government taking Google to court and what could it mean for you? In what's shaping up to be a landmark case, Google risks being broken up if it is found to have broken antitrust laws in the United States. -
Culture news Back to work: Perfect podcasts for your commute Euronews Culture presents its recommendations from some of our favourite podcasts for your listening pleasure, whether you're out and about or seeking reflective thoughts about life, love and all things in-between. -
Kazakhstan This is why Kazakhstan's nuclear energy ambitions should matter to the West Currently, Kazakhstan is heavily reliant on fossil fuels, making its energy sector vulnerable to market fluctuations and geopolitical shifts, Emil Avdaliani writes. -
Lithuania Lithuania to give Belarusians special passports amid repression fears Vilnius has struggled to form a coherent policy on its population of Belarusian exiles in recent months. -
Poland Poland's ruling party drags German chancellor into referendum debate A new advert portrays Olaf Scholz in an unfavourable light over a vote on the country's retirement age. -
Culture news The truth is (still) out there: Celebrating The X Files' 30th anniversary To celebrate the iconic show's 30th anniversary, here are the 12 must-see standalone episodes. -
Space How to spot the newly-discovered green comet Nishimura, which won’t be back for 400 years Only discovered in August, comet Nishimura is currently passing the Earth for the first time in more than 400 years. -
World News Fast fashion is our generation's nuclear bomb When it comes to fashion, we need to stop the radioactive fallout caused by our own ingenuity before it’s too late, Shelley Rogers writes. -
Economy Europeans approve of EU measures to deal with energy crisis and help Ukraine A combined 87% of respondents said they thought it was ‘very important’ or fairly important’ that the EU take measures to limit the immediate impact of rising energy prices on consumers and companies. -
Travel News Morocco earthquake: Is it safe to travel and are flights to Marrakech cancelled? The quake caused buildings to collapse and aftershocks are likely in the region in the coming days. -
United Kingdom UK government mulls banning American Bully XL dog after violent attack A leading British politician described the breed as a "clear and lethal danger to our communities, particularly to children." -
Climate Sea-level rise could sink small islands like Tuvalu. Can they use ocean law to save themselves? ‘We cannot remain silent’: Small island states are using the law of the sea to demand climate action in a world-first case. -
Tech News Nvidia's dominance in AI chips is detering investment in would-be rival semiconductor start-ups Record sales of AI chips has seen Nvidia become of the big fish of the Big Tech world. For semiconductor start-ups, it means investors are going cold. -
World News Could Europe stand to gain from the expansion of BRICS? Our continent does not have a choice but to seize this opportunity to unlock the potential behind the bloc's enlargement, if it wants to continue playing a leading role in shaping the new global governance, Oliver Rolofs writes. -
No Comment Watch: Surfing dogs make a splash at Surf-a-thon The animals took part in the charity event along with their owners to raise funds for orphan pets. -
Earth News Solar offensive: Swiss voters reject plans for giant solar parks in unspoilt Alps A vote on Sunday saw Swiss voters reject plans to fund and accelerate large solar power projects on mountainsides. -
No Comment Watch: Help and rescue amid the rubble of devasted Morocco "There was no one there to recover the bodies" says 82 Hada who lost her son and daughter-in-law in the devastating earthquake. -
Spain Morocco earthquake: How can Europe help? Thousands have been killed in the devastating quake that struck Morocco on Friday night. -
Economy France and Bangladesh sign deal to provide loans, satellite technology French President Emmanuel Macron is on a two-day visit to Bangladesh’s capital, Dhaka, to bolster bilateral relations between the two countries. -
India Trudeau stuck in India after plane breaks down Canadian PM was due to return home on Sunday after G20 summit in Delhi but a mechanical fault kept him in India overnight. -
Morocco Which are the deadliest earthquakes of the 21st century? The earthquake that devastated Morocco on Friday is one of the twenty deadliest of the 21st century. -
Culture news Can this French giraffe correctly predict the Rugby World Cup results? Move over Achilles the Cat and Paul the Octopus - Obano the Giraffe is getting in on the prediction game... -
Brazil Lula's u-turn on Putin arrest warrant waiver ahead of Rio's 2024 G20 summit Brazil's president has qualified his words a day after claiming an International Criminal Court arrest warrant would be ignored if the Russian president visited Rio for the G20 summit in 2024. -
Earth News Lions, elephants and bears: Holograms replace live animals in this German circus All the fun of the fair without the cruelty: Germany's Roncalli circus has replaced live animals with holograms. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 11th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe Decoded Who’s who in the race to head the European Investment Bank? Five candidates have thrown their hats into the ring to be the next President of the European Investment Bank (EIB). -
Business BMW to invest £600 million in UK electric Mini plant The investment will secure 4,000 "highly-skilled jobs" and strengthen production lines, according to the Department of Business and Trade. -
Economy EU economy loses momentum amid Ukraine war, inflation, natural disasters and higher interest rates The European Commission has revised down its economic forecast, warning that stubbornly high prices for goods and services are "taking a heavier toll than expected." -
Earth News Dutch police fire water cannons and detain thousands of protesters in fossil fuel roadblock Thousands of climate activists have been arrested while protesting against fossil fuel subsidies in the Netherlands. -
Tech News What are governments doing to try to regulate AI? The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has provoked calls for urgent regulation. This is what some countries are doing or plan to do. -
Culture news Grimes and Elon Musk reveal third child – and you’ll never guess his name A boy named Tau... -
Poland Polish family beatified for sheltering Jews during World War II The Ulma family were executed by the Nazis in 1944 for hiding Jews at their home. They were allegedly betrayed. -
Health news COVID: Should we fear a new winter wave of infections and hospitalisations? Since mid-July, Europe has been experiencing a resurgence in cases of COVID due in part to the emergence of new variants. -
United Kingdom UK concrete crisis: What is RAAC and what can be done to prevent catastophe? As schools across the country are forced to partially close and London airports confirm their buildings have RAAC, Euronews takes a look at the impact RAAC has and will have going forward. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kyiv advances in south and east, Putin North Korea arms talks, Black Sea oil platform All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Turkey Trapped caver Mark Dickey brought closer to the surface by rescuers in Turkey The caver spent the night resting at base camp. Rescuers now say they hope to have him out "tonight or tomorrow" -
The Cube Is the German government encouraging its citizens not to have children in order to save the planet? Some social media users shared what they believe was a government campaign poster in the metro aimed at curbing the country’s population. However, it turned out to be a poster for a 2020 documentary. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: How 9/11 changed films, music and books for two decades 11 September 2001: The 9/11 attacks shock the world -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 11th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
USA Djokovic beats Medvedev to win the US Open for his 24th Grand Slam title As good as ever, Djokovic went 27-1 in the sport’s most prestigious events this season: The blemish was a loss to Carlos Alcaraz in the Wimbledon final. Djokovic will return to No. 1 in the rankings Monday, overtaking Alcaraz, who was the defending champion at Flushing Meadows but was eliminated by