12 September 2023 | Euronews
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World News Rescue teams frustrated Morocco did not accept more international help after earthquake Many Moroccans have had to pick up the pieces from the worst earthquake in recent times alone. -
Europe News MEPs spar over EU bans on Ukrainian grain as deadline for extension looms Members of the European Parliament are split over the temporary bans that the European Union has imposed on Ukrainian grain. -
No Comment WATCH: German basketball world champions welcomed home by fans Germany beat Serbia 83-77 to win the Basketball World Cup for the first time. -
This will impact your life Brussels unveils new rules to support SMEs and simplify corporate tax rules The European Commission revealed on Tuesday a new recovery package for Europe’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), as well as revised EU corporate taxation rules. -
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Culture news Venice 2023 round-up: Key talking points of this year's 80th edition Time for a post-mortem on this year's 80th edition of the Venice Film Festival: The highs, the lows, the main talking points and what to expect come awards season... -
No Comment WATCH: Brazilian Indigenous women march to defend their rights and territories "We're here to say no to the time frame argument," Elda Hunikui, an Indigenous leader from the Hunikui people, said. -
Tech News Russian president Vladimir Putin hails Elon Musk as as an 'outstanding person' and businessman Putin made the comments at an event in Russia, just days after the Twitter/X boss said he refused to activate Starlink for a Ukrainian attack in Crimea. -
World News Putin says millions of Russian volunteers cross the border to join war in Ukraine Watch Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina break down the latest on the ground from the war in Ukraine. -
Cult Vibrance, rhythm and inclusivity: Lyon's Dance Biennale returns to the streets Nearly 50 shows from France, Europe, and around the world are being presented over three weeks in the southern city and throughout its surrounding region. -
Earth News iPhone 15 release date: How much energy will you save by not buying the new model? Apple's latest model includes a universal charging point, but the environmental cost of upgrading your mobile is not to be ignored. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 12th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Is Ukraine's tax policy hindering its economic growth potential? Can you imagine how the economy of any major Western country would perform if one had to gather a heap of documents for every transaction, just to prove your good intentions, Dmytro Boyarchuk writes. -
Space Signs of life? James Webb reveals more about exoplanet K2-18 b’s atmosphere Astronomers are hunting for signs of life elsewhere in the universe - and planet K2-18 b is of particular interest. -
United Kingdom UK government proposes testing migrants' bones to confirm their age Rishi Sunak's government has made 'stopping the boats' a central pillar of its nascent re-election campaign. -
Culture news This year’s MTV awards feature an all-female artist of the year category for the first time Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Doja Cat, Nicki Minaj, Karol G and Shakira are contending for the night's top prize. -
Spain Rubiales summoned by Spanish judge investigating World Cup kiss The former president of the Spanish Football Federation has been ordered to appear before a Spanish judge on Friday. -
Libya More than 2,300 people confirmed dead as eastern Libya is devastated by floods Emergency workers uncovered hundreds of bodies as they dug through the wreckage of Libya’s eastern city of Derna on Tuesday, and 10,000 people were reported still missing after floodwaters broke through dams and smashed through the city, washing away entire neighbourhoods. -
Markets Chipmaker Arm is launching the biggest IPO of the year - Apple and Samsung are among the buyers Billions of dollars worth of shares are entering the market in what might be the biggest IPO of the year. -
Climate ‘Fingerprints of climate change’: US sets new record for billion-dollar climate disasters in a year Eight new disasters were added to the list in the last month alone. -
Europe News State of the EU address - it's that time of year again. But what do Europeans think? More funding for research and education, more political independence and keeping Europe attractive are a few of the ideas Europeans on the streets of some the capital cities have for the European project. -
No Comment WATCH: Burials, damages and emergency services in Morocco In the remote quake-hit Moroccan mountain village of Imi N'Tala, a man walks through the rubble cradling his small dead son, wrapped in a red blanket. -
Culture news Stolen Van Gogh painting worth millions recovered by 'Indiana Jones of the art world' Dubbed The Netherlands' 'Indiana Jones of the art world', Arthur Brand recovered Vincent van Gogh's "Parsonage Garden at Nuenen in Spring" three years after it was stolen. -
Switzerland Study finds 1,000 cases of sex abuse in Swiss Catholic Church The Swiss church becomes the latest in Europe to reckon with the abuse scandal as researchers fear findings are merely the 'tip of the iceberg'. -
Business Swedish government to increase defence spending amid NATO bid The country's defence minister said it faced the "most serious security policy situation since the end of World War II". -
Markets Apple set to launch new iPhones amidst sales slump It's time for Apple's biggest event of the year: the launch of its next generation of iPhones. The tech giant hopes to seduce consumers after disappointing sales results, losses on the market and new threats from China. -
Economy Ukrainians leaving Poland for Germany as Europe cries out for workers Ukrainians refugees choosing where to live affects labour markets across the continent, with European countries desperate for workers and facing demographic declines due to low birthrates. -
Europe News EU lawmakers clash over Tunisia migration deal, denounce lack of results Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) clashed on Tuesday over the EU's controversial migration agreement with Tunisia. -
No Comment WATCH: Tens of thousands of Catalans march for independence in Barcelona While local police reported 115,000 people marched the streets, the Catalan National Assembly (ANC) said there were more than 800,000 present. -
No Comment WATCH: Thousands of Israelis protest judicial overhaul on eve of hearing "Democracy! Democracy!" chanted the protesters in front of the Supreme Court, waving Israeli flags. -
Spain Sentence of 'wolf pack' rapist reduced by Spanish court He has benefited from a controversial new 'only yes means yes' rape law. -
Economy State of the European Union: How many promises from last year's speech did von der Leyen fulfil? Ahead of this year's State of the Union address, Euronews examines how many of the promises made last year by Ursula von der Leyen have been fulfilled and how many have been abandoned. -
Culture news A remarkable, jam-packed New York Fashion Week kicks off the first of the big four shows It wasn’t just the return of Ralph Lauren to NYFW which got guests talking. Other standout moments included a Chanel diner, PETA protests and designers tackling the future of fashion. -
Ecotech Blade runner: This new project is employing drones to check wind turbines for damage Wind turbine maintenance could soon be carried out by drones and AI, improving costs and safety. -
Poland Poland calls for extension to embargo on Ukraine grain to protect farmers "Poland will not allow Ukraine grain to flood us," said the country's prime minister said in the midst of intensive election campaigning. -
Earth News Invasive fire ants have made it to Europe - and they’re likely to spread as the climate heats up Red fire ants are one of the world's worst and costliest invasive alien species - and they're making Italy their home. -
Austria Zookeeper trampled to death by rhino in Austrian city Salzburg Another member of staff was taken to hospital with serious injuries. -
Europe News European Parliament confirms Iliana Ivanova as new EU innovation chief The European Parliament has backed the appointment of Iliana Ivanova as the new European Commissioner for Innovation and Research. -
World News All eyes are on Ursula von der Leyen as the political climate gets hotter than ever As the European Commission president prepares to deliver her potentially final State of the European Union speech on Wednesday, we must look back at her legacy, Ursula Woodburn writes. -
Moments From impaler to icon: Rediscovering the story of Vlad Tepes at Austria's Berg Forchtenstein Want something spooky to do in the run-up to Halloween? This tour for “vampire apprentices” at Burg Forchtenstein in Austria could be the answer. -
Tech News New iPhone 15, USB-C charging ports…bigger price tags? What to expect from the Apple Event 2023 Amid the anticipated announcement of the new iPhone 15, a big question at the 2023 Apple Event surrounds its charging ports. -
Cyprus Wave of anti-immigrant hostility sweeps across Cyprus There are fears of a climate of hate is emerging amid rising violence against immigrants. -
No Comment WATCH: Gambian national football team donates blood for Morocco quake victims The Gambia's national football team players donate blood at a centre in Morocco's Marrakesh after a 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck the country. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 12th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France France begins first major anti-incest campaign in two decades With data showing a shockingly high rate of familial child sexual abuse, the French government has come under intense pressure to toughen legal sanctions against incest perpetrators. -
Culture news D-Cup, A-Bomb: Barbenheimer mash-up film coming to cinemas As 'Barbie' hits streaming services today, 2023 is not done with the Barbenheimer phenomenon just yet... -
Economy Unemployment is on the rise in the UK, but so are wages Pay excluding bonuses was up 7.8% between May and July 2023 compared to the same time last year. When bonuses are factored in, the figure jumps to 8.5%. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Moscow 'targets' Black Sea ship, Poland Ukrainian grain ban, Baltics buys air defences All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Russia Ural Airlines airbus with 159 passengers onboard lands in a field in Siberia Russian officials say all passengers and the six crew walked away uninjured from the aircraft. It was flying from the Black Sea town of Sochi to Omsk in Siberia when it was forced to make an emergency landing. -
Culture news Cairo’s City of the Dead bulldozed by Egypt to make space for new highways Major Islamic figures, prominent Egyptian politicians, artists and scholars are buried in the cemetery. -
Culture news Award winning doc '20 Days in Mariupol' about Russia's siege of Ukrainian city screens at UN “We want to reaffirm our commitment to U.N. values, and that’s why we’ve chosen to show this very important documentary.” -
Culture news Sarah Burton, the designer behind Kate's royal wedding dress, to step down from Alexander McQueen Burton was behind the ivory lace wedding gown worn by Kate Middleton when she married Prince William in 2011. The gown is often named as one of the most popular styles favored by brides all over the world. -
Moments Can you cure jet lag? Scientists say the answer could be linked to when you eat This mealtime tip is the trick to avoiding the worst of jet lag, according to a new study. -
Culture news Visa Pour L'Image: Four exhibitions that will make you think differently about the world From climate change to migration to women's rights, these exhibitions at the Visa Pour L'Image photojournalism festival will make you see the world differently. -
United Kingdom Wagner is set to be considered a terrorist group in the UK. What does that actually mean? Experts are doubtful that the labelling would have a strong impact on Wagner - though they agree on the political and cultural importance of the UK’s decision. -
Space Scientists believe black holes are lurking much closer to Earth than we previously thought The closest black hole to Earth was thought to be 1,560 light-years away - but a new study suggests there could be one around 150 light-years away. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: A dog called Robot discovers one of the most impressive examples of prehistoric art On this day in 1940, the entrance to Lascaux Cave in France was discovered, opening up a window into the lives of our forebearers. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 12th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Russia North Korea leader Kim Jong Un arrives in Russia before expected Putin meeting The North Korean leader arrived in Russia on Tuesday morning after travelling on his bulletproof train with an unspecified number of top officials. -
Tech News Pulitzer Prize winner among authors suing ChatGPT creator OpenAI for copyright infringement OpenAI has previously argued that copyrighted material scraped from the Internet to train its AI chatbot ChatGPT is fair use of content.