15 September 2023 | Euronews
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World News Is democracy at risk of extinction? According to a survey by Open society foundations, more than a third of 18-35 year olds favour a military regime or an authoritarian leader. How did it come to this? -
Belgium Suspects in 2016 Brussels airport attacks sentenced The Special Court of Assizes in Brussels has sentenced eight suspects in the 2016 terror attacks on the Belgian capital that left 32 people dead. -
Europe News State of the Union: Was von der Leyen's speech a precursor to EU election campaign? Ursula von der Leyen delivered a "reactive" as well as an "election campaign" speech this week, one expert argues. -
Business Russia raises interest rate to 13% as economy struggles The Central Bank of Russia raised its key lending rate by one percentage point to 13% on Friday, a month after imposing an even larger hike. -
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Europe News EU lifts bans on Ukrainian grain but Poland and Hungary move to impose unilateral restrictions The European Commission has lifted the temporary bans on Ukrainian grain after Kyiv agreed to tighten control over its agricultural exports. -
Mobility Israeli start-up tests its flying taxi as a means to get to hospital in an emergency As well as getting a patient across town to hospital in an emergency, the flying taxi's sister drone could be used to deliver urgent medical supplies. -
World News UN launches urgent €66 million appeal for Libya flood victims Flash flooding tore through the coastal city of Derna on Sunday, leaving entire neighbourhoods in ruins. 10,000 people are still missing while officials say the death toll has surpassed 11,000 -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 15th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy HSBC fears possible food crisis in Asia Rice has reached its highest price since 2008 and several Asian countries have started imposing export restrictions. -
Culture news Happy 5784! How Jews worldwide are celebrating Rosh Hashanah, their New Year's Day To misquote the Black Eyed Peas’ phenomenal ‘Boom Boom Pow’: “I’m so 5784, you’re so 2000 and… sore?” -
Culture news Princess Diana's 'Black Sheep' jumper sells at auction for more than €1 million The iconic knitwear has become the most valuable jumper ever sold at auction. -
Health news Vapour from vapes may paralyse our immune cells and stop them working, study suggests A new study has indicated that e-cigarettes, with or without nicotine, may have a paralysing effect on the body’s immune cells. -
Culture news In Pictures: Stars stun at Vogue World as London Fashion Week begins Here are some of our choices for the best dressed celebs at this year's Vogue World. -
Culture news Explainer: France not boycotting African artists, assures Culture Minister Rima Abdul-Malak Explainer: French Cultural Minister Rima Abdul-Malak has clarified that “France has always been an open and welcoming nation for artists”, in the wake of a divisive letter sent out this week ordering cultural institutions to suspend all cooperation with Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso. -
Spain Three Real Madrid reserve players under investigation for sexual video with teen Police investigation began following a complaint by the girl's mother against a Real Madrid reserve player. -
Spain Spain can help the rest of Europe learn how to tackle the water crisis Faced with climate change in the Mediterranean and a massive threat to its national industries, Spain is undertaking a major and costly reform of its entire water system, Jorge Molinero writes. -
Euronews Debates Green mobility: How can Europe accelerate a zero-emission future? For our latest Euronews Debate, we’ve been discussing the future of mobility in Europe and the push to make a swifter transition to greener alternatives. -
Art Colombian artist Fernando Botero dies at the age of 91 The artist, born in 1932 in the Central Colombian city of Medellin, was still painting in his studio until he contracted pneumonia and was admitted to hospital, but was released from the hospital on Thursday to recover at home, W Radio reported. -
Tech News TikTok hit with €345 million fine under EU data protection rules A probe found that TikTok accounts belonging to teens were public by default during the sign-up process, allowing anyone to view and comment on their videos -
Destinations The Sardinian village tempting remote workers with free rent, party invites and immersive culture A Sardinian village welcomes its first digital nomad in a scheme offering remote workers rent free accomodation. -
Culture news McCartney! Gaga! Wonder! The Rolling Stones reveal star-studded rollcall for 'Hackney Diamonds' The band's 24th album, out next month, features an impressive line-up of collaborators... -
Markets Uncertainty in Europe as oil prices keep climbing Oil prices have climbed further after they hit a ten-month record on Thursday and gas prices are also inching towards their highest level of the year. -
Travel News Gatwick Airport: Flights delayed and cancelled due to staff shortages A 'short-notice staff absence' led to disruption on Thursday. -
World News G20’s inability to address agenda-wrecking territorial disputes will lead to its demise The G20 has no choice. If it wants to stay relevant and play a vital role in providing the solutions humanity needs for our very survival, then it must reconsider its geopolitical squeamishness, Saman Rizwan writes. -
World News 'Climate Armageddon': Scientists observe sea temperatures rise in UK Sea temperatures impact kelp and seagrass, which support ecosystems around Europe exactly the same way as coral does. Without them, marine diversity will be in danger. -
Culture news 'New York and Paris are very similar': Woody Allen talks about making his first film in French The American filmmaker's latest production is coming to cinemas across France from 27 September. -
Tech News Apple to issue software update for iPhone 12 in France after sales halted over radiation fears French authorities said that the specific radiation absorption rate measured in a recent test of the iPhone 12 was higher than the European limit. -
Culture news European Heritage Days: Cultural sites open their doors for free this September You can visit museums free of charge and participate in fascinating cultural workshops in 50 European countries. -
Earth News ‘Historic mobilisation’: Climate protesters around the world join fight against fossil fuels Climate protests will hit hundreds of cities this weekend for the Global Fight to End Fossil Fuels. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'El Conde' - A vampiric Chilean farce unlike any other Out today on Netflix is Pablo Larraín’s Venice-premiering 'El Conde', a unique and cinematic political farce. It's just a shame most people won't get to see it on the big screen... -
Europe News 'It's difficult to keep up morale': Ukrainian kids talk about forced deportation to Russia The Ukrainian government says that there are thousands of Ukrainian kids who were forced to go to Russia amid the war. -
Europe News EU watchdog asks Commission if controversial Tunisia migration deal will respect human rights The European Ombudsman is seeking clarifications on the contentious EU-Tunisia deal signed in July amid concerns of human rights violations. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 15th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Spain Spanish judge bans Rubiales from coming within 200 metres of Jenni Hermoso after World Cup kiss Rubiales appeared before a judge and denied any wrongdoing when asked about kissing Spain's Jenni Hermoso on the lips during the Women's World Cup. -
World News One year on: Iran steps up police presence for anniversary of Masha Amini's death The legacy of Mahsa Amini lives on. There are still women on the streets of Iran who don't wear a veil. -
Culture news Slay all day! A Buffy The Vampire Slayer spin-off is on its way Slayers: A Buffyverse Story is out next month... -
Europe News Freedom for sex workers, jail for their clients? MEPs call for measures to tackle prostitution The report's authors celebrated it as a breakthrough in the fight against human trafficking and exploitation but critics call the approach "biased". -
Culture news Sean Penn claims Will Smith’s Oscar slap could have been avoided if Zelenskyy had been at ceremony “This fucking bullshit wouldn’t have happened with Zelenskyy. Will Smith would never have left that chair to be part of stupid violence,” says Oscar winner Sean Penn in new interview. -
Culture news French classical art gallery to re-open as museum dedicated to female artists The Musée d’Art Classique de Mougins has closed its doors temporarily before it will reopen as a museum dedicated to female artists next year. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kyiv's army 10 km from Bakhmut, evacuations ordered in south, fighter jet training All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Culture news Superstar French artist Pierre Soulages gets a major New York art show this autumn Soulages, dubbed “the painter of black,” died in October last year aged 102. -
Culture news Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro's next book is a collection of lyrics for singer Stacey Kent Kazuo Ishiguro's next book will be one for music lovers... -
wellbeing Your smartwatch wristband could be harbouring potentially harmful bacteria like E.coli, study warns Could your wristwatch be a breeding ground for harmful bacteria? A study found that 95% of the time, the answer is yes. -
Food and Drink Future flavours: Coca-Cola launches its AI-designed drink for Y3K If we make it through climate collapse and nuclear holocaust, we may just get a chance to taste a new Coca-Cola flavour. There's no need however to be afraid of missing out; it's being made available in several global regions. -
Climate 5 years of Fridays for Future: Researchers say climate strikes bring slow but sure change In the lead up to this year’s Global Climate Strike, Europe’s climate researchers share the changes they have seen. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: How google.com changed the English language, legally 15 September 1997: Google.com is registered as a domain name -
Poland Poland is one month away from an election that could shake up its national politics One month before Poland’s parliamentary election on 15 October, Euronews looks at how the race might shake up the country’s politics through two new risky coalitions. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 15th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Libya Flooding death toll soars to 11,300 in Libya's coastal city of Derna, aid group says The death toll in Libya's coastal city of Derna has soared to 11,300 as search efforts continue following a massive flood fed by the breaching of two dams in heavy rains, the Libyan Red Crescent said Thursday. -
France 'A cavity is not a vagina': Trans woman refused healthcare in France The French doctor admitted he didn't have the training or knowledge to treat trans patients - as experts say there's no need for a trans woman to visit a gynaecologist at all. -
Croatia Croatia announces new bill to recognise femicide in country's criminal code Croatia is set to introduce tougher measures to fight violence against women, including recognising the crime of femicide in its criminal code - a measure that’s still rare across Europe.