18 September 2023 | Euronews
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Libya Protesters in Derna accuse Libyan authorities of inaction after deadly floods Protesters changing "Libya! Libya!" called on authorities to expedite their investigation into the disaster, for the UN to set up an office in Derna, for the urgent reconstruction of the city and for compensation for those affected by the flood. -
No Comment Watch: Bushfire sweeps through Beerwah area of Queensland, Australia Footage provided by local media on Monday showed flames burning right next to homes. -
No Comment Watch: Thousands of climate protestors take to the streets of New York Tens of thousands of people marched through Manhattan on Sunday, demanding that US President Joe Biden end new fossil fuel projects, ahead of the UN General Assembly and UN Climate Ambition Summit. -
Earth News Activists spray the Brandenburg Gate orange as global protests call for end of fossil fuels People took part in climate marches and protests in hundreds of cities across more than 50 countries. -
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Sport New-look PSG starts its Champions League campaign against Dortmund In the French league, PSG has secured just eight points from five matches, its worst total since the 2010-11 season. It also lost at home to Nice 3-2 over the weekend. -
Europe News Ukraine files WTO case against Poland, Hungary and Slovakia over their unilateral grain bans Ukraine has launched legal action against Poland, Hungary and Slovakia over their unilateral bans on grain exports, which it considers to be a "violation of their international obligations." -
Health news ‘Forever chemicals’ exposure linked to previous cancer diagnosis in women - study A new study linked long-lasting chemicals such as PFAS and BPA to certain hormone-related cancers in women. -
Earth News Greek PM says country is fighting a ‘war’ on climate change after summer of fires and flooding The Greek prime minister has pledged to fight a ‘climate war’ after floods and wildfires devastated the country. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 18th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News From dead spider robots to licking rocks: Ig Nobel Prize 2023 celebrates the quirky side of science The 33rd Ig Nobel Prize awarded the most bizarre scientific achievements of this year, from dead spider robots to licking rocks. -
World News The women of Iran deserve a tough EU line — and Mahsa Amini the Sakharov Prize Mahsa Amini’s example continues to challenge us, in Sweden, in Europe and beyond to dare to tell the truth and stand up for what is right, which is why I nominated her for this year's Sakharov Prize, MEP David Lega writes. -
Climate Now Can we save World Heritage Sites from climate change ? Climate Now visits the Sanssouci Palace and Gardens in Potsdam, Germany, a world heritage site under threat from climate change. Droughts, heatwaves, and heavy rain are all taking their toll on this historic 300-hundred-year-old landscape. Can it survive for another 300 years? -
Europe News Brussels has a 10-point plan to tackle Lampedusa's migrant crisis. Much of it remains unclear The EU has promised immediate support to Italy as the Mediterranean island of Lampedusa struggles with a surge in migrant arrivals, but has failed to clarify what new measures its so-called '10-point plan for Lampedusa' includes. -
Culture news Cool Britannia: Fashion Week comes to London - and it's as edgy as ever Following hot on the heels of New York Fashion Week, London's top designers have been presenting their collections for spring/summer 2024 in the famously avant garde city. -
Destinations Ski season 2023: Save money by booking at one of these under-the-radar resorts Swapping traditional resorts for less popular destinations could be the answer for a budget ski break. -
Culture news Beyond the headlines: The must-see European representations of the migration crisis on film Exploring how films can encourage understanding and empathy, to avoid human experiences admist an ongoing crisis being just another news story. -
Nutrition A quarter of people undermine healthy mealtimes with unhealthy snacks, new research warns Snacking on unhealthy treats like cookies and cakes can undo the benefits of eating healthily at mealtimes. -
Germany Discrimination against Roma and Sinti widespread in Germany, finds report Germany's leading Roma and Sinti group has documented hundreds of incidents of discrimination and racism over the past year. -
Economy Spain sees better-than-expected post-COVID growth The revisions are due to new economic data and the difficulty in measuring economic activity in "such exceptional circumstances" as the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the INE. -
Design London Design Festival 2023 celebrates art, crafts and architecture More than 300 events celebrating design, art and architecture will take over the city of London through till September 24 for the 21st London Design Festival. -
Iran Americans fly out of Iran after $6 billion prisoner swap deal with US Some experts believe the deal signifies an easing of tensions between Tehran and Washington. -
Earth News Some German cities are offering drivers free public transport. But there’s a catch Some German cities are offering drivers the chance to exchange their driver’s licence for free public transport. -
Scenes Meet the Taekwondo warriors rising from the dust and ashes of Syria "My brothers and I trained tirelessly, even competing among ourselves in the tent." -
Food and Drink Less is more: Why shrinkflation is sparking anger among French shoppers Ever heard about shrinkflation? It happens when manufacturer's make smaller product but fail to change prices. It's not a new practice but it's being increasingly noticed in France by consumers as costs rise for everyday foods and provisions. -
Earth News ‘Not going to back down’: Greta Thunberg faces new trial over Swedish protest Disobeying a police order can carry a maximum sentence of up to six months in prison in Sweden. -
World News Russia demands Ukrainian genocide case be dismissed by UN top court On Monday, Russian lawyers told the judges of the International Court of Justice that a Ukrainian case alleging that Moscow abused the Genocide Convention to justify its invasion last year was an “abuse of process.” -
Tech News Turkish president Erdogan meets Elon Musk to discuss opening a new Tesla factory in Turkey The meeting took place in New York where the Turkish president is attending the UN General Assembly meeting. -
Libya Libya flood: One week on and new victims are still being found Specialist divers are still finding the bodies of people washed out to sea from Derna trapped beneath the water. -
World News Why aren’t there more women in the offshore renewables sector despite VDL Commission’s promises? Improving gender balance in the EU's fastest expanding maritime industry is crucial to ensure that the fundamental human right of gender equality is upheld in Europe's fight against life-threatening climate change, Helena Rodrigues and Larissa Milo-Dale write. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 18th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Barry the Dinosaur expected to fetch more than €1 million at auction in Paris Dinosaur specimens on the art market remain rare, and Barry is expected to break records. -
Business Société Générale to halve oil and gas exposure by 2025 In addition to the 2025 target, the bank said it plans to cut its upstream oil and gas exposure by 80% by 2030. -
Russia Russia’s LGBTQ+ community unites amid Kremlin crackdown Surveillance and the threat of imprisonment: Euronews spoke to Russian queer activists who have chosen to stay in the country, despite increasing hostility towards the LGBTQ+ community -
United Kingdom 'We have to make it work': UK opposition wants new Brexit deal "We will attempt to get a much better deal for the UK," said Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer. -
Mobility Access to EV charging stations in Europe is 'a significant concern'. How do countries compare? The dramatic increase in the number of EVs in Europe is promising a move away from fossil fuel cars. But access to charging is a significant concern. -
Explore Azerbaijan’s hikes take you through rocky mountains and romantic villages. These are our top 5 Whether you’re looking for adrenaline-fuelled treks or more of a gentle trot with an awe-inspiring view, our pick of Azerbaijan’s top five hikes will inspire you to get your bags packed. -
Ecotech Floating cows and giant storm barriers: How the Dutch plan to survive rising sea levels The Netherlands is one of Europe's most innovative countries on tackling rising waters. -
Moments From the Loire Valley to Lapland: Europe's best places to catch colourful autumn leaves Where to soak up reds, golds and browns as the weather turns. -
Food and Drink Make France Grate Again: The best cheese in the world has been crowned Can you brie-live it? A traditional Burgundy cheese has been crowned the winner at the 'world cup of cheese'. -
Culture news Russell Brand: More women come forward after comedian accused of sexual assault Russell Brand is facing fresh allegations just days after being accused of rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse. Channel 4 has launched an investigation, while the BBC is "urgently looking into the issues raised". -
Italy Matteo Salvini and Marine Le Pen present united front ahead of 2024 EU election Italy's Matteo Salvini and France's Marine Le Pen confirmed their far-right alliance ahead of next year's EU elections and highlighted their anti-immigration platform to supporters. -
Ukraine Ukraine: Kyiv purges defence ministry, counteroffensive gains, human rights in Russia 'degraded' All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Mobility What will travelling through an airport be like in the year 2100? It's 2100. Autonomous pods take you from home to the terminal and beyond, and biometrics allow smooth access to net-zero airports and aircraft. -
Sport Rugby World Cup: Fiji beat Australia for the first time in 69 years Fiji were looking to make amends after last week's agonising loss to Wales in Bordeaux. -
Ukraine Why might the US send ATACMS missiles to Ukraine now? Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is expected to visit Washington DC next week as Congress debates whether to approve more aid for Ukraine. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: 53 years after his death, Jimi Hendrix's best riffs 18 September 1970: Jimi Hendrix dies -
Mobility Most Austrians don't use the green, €3-a-day 'Klimaticket' on public transport. Why? The government wants Austrians to ditch their cars and take to public transport as vehicle emissions remain persistently high. -
Ukraine The Swedish fighter plane that could make a difference in Ukraine Internationally renowned Gripen jets have capabilities that Ukraine badly needs in its counteroffensive against Russia. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 18th – 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 Tired, overworked and underpaid: Why doctors across Europe are going on strike Doctors across Europe say their health and that of their patients is at risk due to poor working conditions. Euronews speaks to the clinicians concerned to find out why.