19 September 2023 | Euronews
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USA UN Assembly: Zelenskyy accuses Russia of weaponising food, energy, children in war against Ukraine Zelenskyy's presence at the podium on Tuesday marked his first time at the United Nations since the Russian invasion, facing a fragmented international community shaken by serial crises, in particular the war in Ukraine. -
Focus From Conflict to Climate Change: the Many Causes of World Hunger The city of Samarkand, in Uzbekistan, this year hosted the 4th International Conference on Food Security. In this edition of Focus, we’ll be talking to the organisers and to the experts in attendance to hear what we can do to feed the world. -
No Comment WATCH: Japanese professional fighters wrestle in bullet train A train car turned into a wrestling ring on Monday, as Japanese professional fighters battled along a carriage aisle in what the organisers say was the first wrestling match held inside a bullet train. -
Europe News MEP Eva Kaili takes Belgian justice system to court alleging violation of her parliamentary immunity Eva Kaili, the Greek MEP at the heart of a corruption scandal gripping the European Parliament, is taking the Belgian justice system to court alleging the country's police and secret services violated her parliamentary immunity. -
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The Road To Green The environmental impact of cheap food production, and how we must change Our current food systems may be highly efficient, but they are not sustainable. Here we meet Christian Huyghe, Scientifc Director Of Agriculture, Inrae, to hear his views on how we must change our farming systems. -
Culture news Live “in der tram”: Franco-German band Zweierpasch making a difference for European Mobility Week Hip-hop band Zweierpasch have come up with an original idea for European Mobility Week... -
World News We need cheap protein — but it doesn’t have to be meat We can replace meat with cheap, low-carbon, non-subsidised plant-based meat and in the process spare animals, the climate, and our bodies from the harms of conventional meat, Sarah Lake writes. -
Earth News ‘A sad snapshot’: Drastic action needed to keep Paris agreement goals alive, UN chief warns Secretary general Antonio Guterres said that the world's response to climate change is falling abysmally short. -
Earth News Europe spent more on roads than rail in the last 25 years: These 10 countries bucked the trend A new report reveals how European countries are cutting railways and building roads. -
Work Debunking the myths of procrastination: What is it and how can you stop? “Thinking you’re being productive by cleaning out your fridge when you have an urgent work deadline is still procrastination,” one expert told Euronews Next. -
Culture news Festivalfilosofia 2023: Lessons learned on contemporary Italy This year's Festivalfilosofia held more than 200 events and 50 guests. The 2023 edition focused on the philosophical implications of the word. We take a look back at the event to understand how it linked existential discussions to gender equality and hate speech in today’s Italy. -
USA Biden calls on international community to 'stand up against Russian aggression' in Ukraine "If we let Ukraine be dismembered, is the independence of nations still guaranteed?The answer is no", Biden told the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Tuesday. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Nazi propagandist Lord Haw-Haw sentenced to death for high treason On this day in 1945, William Joyce - better known as ‘Lord Haw-Haw’ - was convicted of high treason and sentenced to death. -
World News If we want to build better societies, we should be mindful of what we teach our children No matter where in the world, educational curricula must be rigorously researched to prevent the real-world consequences of prejudice and discrimination being disseminated, which if left unchecked, corrode the foundations of progress, Lord Simon Isaacs writes. -
Culture news The National drop surprise album ‘Laugh Track’ - a worthy companion piece to their first 2023 album? A worthy sister album to their first 2023 album ‘First Two Pages of Frankenstein’, or more of the same from the celebrated alt-rockers? -
Germany Ukraine will receive M1 Abrams tanks for counteroffensive, says US The tanks will be armed with controversial armour-busting depleted uranium rounds, which could possibly be linked to health issues such as cancer and birth defects. -
World News Georgia sees spike in gun sales due to the war in Ukraine Since the start of the war in Ukraine, the sale of personal arms to civilians has been steadily increasing in Georgia. Euronews Georgia reporters went to meet with civilians and lawmakers to find out why. -
Economy US-Venezuela relations at a tipping point: investors bet on possible sanctions relief Bonds in the South American nation of Venezuela are rising in value as rumours circulate about a possible rapprochement between Washington and Caracas. The US has shown its willingness to move, but will President Nicolás Maduro make concessions ahead of next year’s election? -
Culture news Katy Perry sells music catalog to Litmus Music for €210 million The booming music rights aquisition business shows no signs of slowing down, as American pop singer Katy Perry joins artists like Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, Justin Timberlake and Justin Bieber in selling future song royalties. -
Moments Japan: Bullet train passengers treated to wrestling match onboard, in world first Monday saw the world's first wrestling match take place on a Japanese bullet train. -
Azerbaijan Ceasefire with Azerbaijan reached in Nagorno-Karabakh, reports Armenian news Authorities in the region say they will lay down arms at 1:00pm local time on Wednesday, according to Interfax. -
Work Working hard for little reward? Research suggests it could raise your risk of heart disease A study found working in a stressful job for insufficient reward had similar ill-effects on heart health to obesity. -
Travel News UK visa prices are increasing for visitors and students: Here’s what you need to know The UK government has said how the profits will be spent. -
Spain Some of Spain's striking female footballers turn up for international duty amid punishment threats Spanish players were continuing to refuse to play for their country but were named in the squad by the new manager. -
Culture news Sticking it to the man: Danish artist Jens Haaning ordered to repay €67,000 to museum after stunt 58-year-old Danish artist Jens Haaning has been ordered by a Danish court to repay the Kunsten Museum after he delivered blank canvasses to them in 2021. -
Work Is this Polish drinks company’s AI-powered CEO a gimmick or the future of work? The "always on" AI CEO is tasked with identifying clients for their high-end collectible rums as well as choosing artists to design custom bottles. -
Europe News Germany, France present EU reform proposal as bloc prepares for new members France and Germany on Tuesday will present their joint pitch on how the EU could adapt to new members during a meeting of European affairs ministers in Brussels. -
Germany Germany bans neo-Nazi Hammerskins and raids ultra-right extremist groups Hammerskins Germany are a chapter of an ultra-racist organisation that began in the US more than 30 years ago. -
Earth News Solar panels installed in remote Arctic community to power green energy transition Norway has installed the world’s northernmost ground solar panels in its Svalbard archipelago, despite the region being plunged into darkness from early October until mid-February every year. -
World News Could AI-powered drones be the solution to Europe's wildfire problems? Danish inventors from a start-up formed at an Aalborg University technology incubator are combining the latest technology on drones and artificial intelligence to give fire crews a fighting chance. -
Economy Eurozone inflation revised down to 5.2% in August Despite the decrease, inflation still remains far above the European Central Bank's 2% objective. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 19th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Member states snub Pedro Sánchez's plan to turn Catalan, Galician and Basque into EU languages Member states of the European Union have poured cold water over an ambitious request made by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. -
Tech News Elon Musk suggests that X, formerly known as Twitter, could go behind a paywall The billionaire told Israel's prime minister that the move could help combat bots which imitate human behaviour. -
Markets Instacart sets IPO price at $30 a share, valuing the company at about $10 billion The price gives Instacart a market value of around $10 billion (€9.4 billion). That's far lower than the $39 billion valuation the company announced in early 2021. -
Culture news Russell Brand: Live shows postponed and YouTube channel demonetised after sexual assault allegations YouTube has suspended adverts on the comedian's videos, while tour promoters postpone upcoming live dates. The comedian has also been dropped by his talent agency. -
Tech News Australia urges dating apps to improve safety standards to protect users from sexual violence The Australian government wants dating apps to develop a code of conduct that addresses user safety concerns. -
Tech News Europe at forefront of 3D printing boom over the last decade The European Patent Office has revealed the rapid growth of patent applications in 3D printing technology. -
World News India expels Canadian diplomat in spat over alleged assassination of a Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, an advocate of Sikh independence from India, was gunned down on 18 June outside a Sikh cultural centre in the Canadian province of British Columbia. -
World News United Nations General Assembly: 145 world leaders hoping to rebuild trust New York hosts the six-day UN General Assembly with some world leaders, including Rishi Sunak and Emmanuel Macron, notable by their absence. -
Georgia Tbilisi accuses Ukrainian official of plot to overthrow Georgian government Plotters allegedly wanted to harness anger among young Georgians to violently topple the government, according to Tbilisi. -
World News French interior minister urges Europe to be 'firm' in face of migrant arrivals French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin was welcomed by his Italian counterpart Matteo Piantedosi in Rome to "help Italy to secure its borders", following the influx of migrants to Lampedusa. -
Mobility Cycling in Europe: Which countries and cities are the most and least bicycle-friendly? Cycling varies widely among European countries, with the Netherlands and the Nordics leading the way. The number of people who never cycle is surprisingly high. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia and China have 'similar' position on conflict, Lviv explosions All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Italy Italian cooperative breathes new life into abandoned land seized from Camorra gangsters Four years ago, the state handed over fields that had been confiscated from the Camorra clan of Casalesi to an Italian social cooperative. Now it's on a mission to restore life to the land. -
Italy Can the EU stop Italy from drifting further right after record migrant arrivals? The increased competition between PM Giorgia Meloni and League leader Matteo Salvini has found a new battleground on the issue of migration. -
Mobility 'We are really struggling with space': Amsterdam pushes more cars off its streets but is it enough? Since 2019, the city council has tried to remove as many car parking places as it can get away with, but there's still not enough space for residents. -
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