20 September 2023 | Euronews
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Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabakh: Armenia and Azerbaijan officials give their verdict Euronews spoke to two high-level representatives on both sides of the fighting to get their perspectives on its causes and consequences. -
World News 'Budapest Helps!' refugee centre marks one year anniversary One year after opening its doors, the 'Budapest Helps!' community centre has offered support to almost 12,000 refugees from Ukraine. -
No Comment WATCH: Serge Gainsbourg's house opened to the public An undisputed star of the francophone music industry, the artist died in 1991, in this building on Rue Verneuil in Paris. -
Italy Italian and German presidents share concerns over migrant crisis Irregular migration topped the agenda during talks between the presidents of Italy and Germany in Syracuse. Presidents Mattarella and Steinmeier shared their concerns regarding the ongoing crisis. -
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France France to allow petrol to be sold at a loss in a bid to curb inflation The Élysée wants to scrap the 1963 ban on selling fuel at a loss in order to curb rising inflation. Oil industry leaders have strongly condemned the move. -
Business The Global South: a unifying slogan or a new force? The war in Ukraine, the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change. When it comes to major international events we often hear about the problems and challenges facing the Global South. -
France King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrive in Paris for state visit The visit shows “the deep historical ties that unite our two countries. It is also an opportunity to showcase France’s cultural, artistic and gastronomic excellence,” the French presidency said. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 20th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Reckless driving has 'immense' human and economic toll, Michelle Yeoh warns in Brussels visit Michelle Yeoh brought her star power to Brussels to raise awareness about the dangers of reckless driving. -
Climate ‘Humanity has opened the gates to hell’: What can the UN’s Climate Action Summit do? Crediting ‘fighters and trailblazers’, the UN climate summit is giving the floor to the world’s most ambitious governments. -
Food and Drink Versailles banquet for Charles: Cheeses fit for a king Don't cheddar tear - cheese is on the menu for the French state dinner honouring King Charles and Queen Camilla. -
World News Is the United Nations still relevant and effective? In the context of global destabilisation exacerbated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the 78th UN General Assembly is rethinking the relevance and effectiveness of the international institution. -
Space Mexico's controversial 1,000-year-old 'alien' bodies undergo lab tests Doctors in Mexico City have conducted several laboratory tests on the country's most famous alleged "alien" bodies as the controversy escalates. -
USA 'F**k Biden': Donald Trump Jr.'s Twitter (X) account apparently hacked The social media account of the former US President's son pumped out several prank and offensive posts, including that his dad had passed away. -
Tech News News organisations are using AI but many are concerned about its ethical implications, survey shows A new report on the use of AI in journalism found that more than 60 per cent of respondents were concerned about its ethical implications. -
Economy Central Bank of Denmark urges caution over economic future Denmark's Nationalbank has called for economic caution with regard to future policy making, also predicting hovering inflation to come. -
Qatar 365 Your health is your wealth: How Qatar invests in well-being In this episode of Qatar 365, we do a pulse check on how well Qatar is spurring innovation in its healthcare system. -
Mobility Sales of EVs are booming in Europe but are we equipped to tackle blazes caused by batteries? While EV fires happen less frequently than in traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, they pose very different challenges for first responders. -
Residences These are the best hotels in the world for 2023 and 21 of them are in Europe The list of the World’s 50 Best Hotels has been revealed, awarding hotels on six continents for their exceptional, industry-defining properties. -
Europe News Nagorno-Karabakh: MEPs call for EU sanctions on Azerbaijan, say condemnation is not enough Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) denounced the EU’s inaction in response to the unfolding Nagorno-Karabakh crisis on Wednesday, calling on the bloc to impose economic sanctions on Azerbaijan. -
The Cube Fact-check: Was Ukraine's ex-Defence minister caught partying on a yacht in the South of France? Viral social media posts claim Oleksiy Reznikov was seen partying on a yacht in the South of France days after leaving his post as defence minister of Ukraine. But these photos pre-date the war in Ukraine and were taken in Turkey in 2020. -
Spain Most of Spain's World Cup-winning players to return to squad Most of Spain's international women footballers will rejoin the squad following a strike by the World Cup winners over the president of the federation being accused of inappropriately kissing a player. -
Culture news Ariana Grande, Guillermo del Toro and more sign petition against US book bans Big names in the entertainment and art industries are raising the alarm on a sharp increase in book bans in the US, asking creatives to leverage their voices to stop the bans. -
West Bank Four Palestinians killed during Israeli raid on Jenin refugee camp Health officials on Wednesday confirmed five Palestinians were killed in the occupied West Bank, four of them in the Jenin refugee camp. -
Europe News Brussels asks Poland for 'clarifications' about cash-for-visas scandal Ylva Johansson, the European Commissioner for home affairs, has written a letter to the Polish government asking for "clarifications" about the spiralling cash-for-visas scandal that has gripped the country. -
Culture news European directors defend refugee drama 'The Green Border' over Polish political backlash Following public attacks from the Polish Justice Minister, who labelled Agnieszka Holland’s Venice-winner 'The Green Border' "Nazi propaganda," the Federation of European Screen Directors has joined several European filmmakers in supporting the refugee drama. -
Culture news 'Ça plane pour moi' singer Lou Deprijck dies The Belgian singer and songwriter behind punk hit ‘Ça plane pour moi’, Lou Deprijck has died aged 77. -
World News Europe attacked by Muslim leaders at UN over Quran burnings Turkey's president said "racism, xenophobia and Islamophobia" in European countries had reached "intolerable" levels. -
Culture news To trust or not to trust? Wildenstein art family back in court for tax fraud Fifth-generation art collector Guy Wildenstein is back before a French court this week. Here’s how one of the world’s most powerful art dynasties got embroiled in a multigenerational tax fraud case. -
Business Denmark's Novo Nordisk and South Africa's Aspen to produce insulin for African patients Last year, the World Health Organization estimated that there are 24 million adults living with diabetes in Africa, saying the number is expected to rise to 55 million by 2045. -
Europe Decoded Why the Global South is against the EU's anti-deforestation law Seventeen countries from the so-called Global South have expressed their exasperation at the European Union's anti-deforestation legislation and the impact it could have on their exports of commodities such as soy, palm oil, cocoa, beef, coffee or timber. -
Earth News 'Wishful thinking': Sunak insists UK will hit net zero despite major shift on climate commitments Green groups say the PM is ‘taking the public for fools’ by rowing back on home insulation and petrol car pledges at a critical time. -
Home Rome Future Week: Can the Eternal City rise up to the challenges of tomorrow? The Italian capital has just held its first "Future Week," looking at solutions to the challenges of tomorrow. But can a city notoriously stuck in the past ever see real change? -
Europe News Brussels backs 10-year extension for EU glyphosate use The European Commission confirmed on Wednesday that it will recommend re-approving the use of glyphosate in the EU for 10 years. -
World News A memorial to victims of Belgian serial killer Marc Dutroux has opened in Charleroi The fathers of Julie and Melissa, young victims of the serial killer and rapist, attended the inauguration of a memorial in their memory. The white garden stands on the very spot Dutroux held the girls captive for several months. -
North Korea North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un returns after historic Russia trip During his visit to Russia, the highlight was the topic of possible North Korean weapons being supplied to the Kremlin's military operations in Ukraine. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: which European countries host the most refugees? 20% of the Ukrainian population has fled the war. More than half of them have found refuge in Europe, notably in Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic. But smaller countries such as Estonia are also opening their doors wide in proportion to their population. -
Climate '€10 tickets aren't possible anymore': France seeks support from EU on scrapping low-cost flights France's Transport Minister says he wants to open the debate on the environmental and social cost of flights. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 20th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Italy approves new migrant detention as talk turns to naval blockade to prevent launching of boats The Italian government approved new measures to crack down on migration Monday, after the southern island of Lampedusa was again overwhelmed by a wave of arrivals setting off from Tunisia and the migration issue returned to centre stage in Europe with talk of a naval blockade. -
Business French Apple Stores call for strike on iPhone 15 launch day Unions say they expect customers to feel a "trickle-down effect" of the strikes, as Apple prepares to launch its new iPhone 15. -
Culture news The French court of auditors calls for reform of film subsidies Too many films? One of the French Court of Auditors' recommendations is likely to be controversial... -
Culture news King Charles in France: The French-British relationship in a nutshell King Charles kicks off his first state visit to France as British monarch. Can the trip help mend centuries-old rifts between the two nations? -
Tech News EU regulations will be put to the test as Europeans fear tech’s impact on democracy Democracy activists say the EU’s Digital Services Act faces its first real ‘road test’ amid worries about tech’s impact on democracy. -
Culture news Maison Gainsbourg: First cultural institution dedicated to French icon Serge Gainsbourg opens After years of planning, Charlotte Gainsbourg, the daughter of the late singer-songwriter Serge Gainsbourg, has opened up her Parisian childhood home to the public. -
Euronews Tech Talks Q&A: Life exists outside of Earth with astronaut Matthias Maurer | Euronews Tech Talks Podcast In this episode, we conclude our three-part series investigating the impact of space technology on humanity with a Q&A featuring ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer about life beyond planet Earth. -
Nature Want to sponsor an ocean? This tiny island nation has come up with a novel conservation plan Sponsors will pay to protect one square kilometre of Niue's ocean territory from threats like illegal fishing and plastic pollution for 20 years. -
Economy UK sees surprise fall in inflation The decline was a surprise as most analysts had expected inflation in the UK to rise to 7%, but the new figure is still way above the Bank of England's target of 2%. -
Health news Four in five people with high blood pressure aren’t adequately treated, WHO says Just one in five people with hypertension have controlled it, the World Health Organization said. -
World News Ukraine: Ship blast near Romania, US accused of stoking war, Zelenskyy faces Russia at UN All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Health news The fully autonomous, robot pharmacy coming to a town near you This unmanned robotic pharmacy from Estonia could revolutionise out-of-hours healthcare and medicine across Europe. -
Culture news Which European sites are being added to UNESCO's World Heritage List? From ancient cities to producing beer; UNESCO's latest European additions give a lot of travel inspiration. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: When Greta Thunberg led the biggest climate protest in history 20 September 2019: A 16-year-old Greta Thunberg leads the biggest climate protest in history. -
Europe News Water lorries and reused wastewater: How EU countries battle drought Spain, Italy and France are being impacted by drought and are using various methods to alleviate water stress for residents and farmers. -
Mobility Some newly right-wing run cities in Spain adopt pro-car policies After a key bike lane was removed from a part of the city of Elche cyclists took direct action and, for a few hours at least, reclaimed the streets. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 20th – 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 Why new fighting in troubled Azerbaijan region may herald a new war with Armenia Azerbaijan’s launch of reportedly intense artillery firing in the Nagorno-Karabakh region on Tuesday raised fears that another full-scale conflict with Armenia could be underway, less than three years after a war that killed more than 6,000 people. -
Germany Germans baffled over mystery of highway serial sandwich thrower For six months now, discarded sandwiches have been found between the villages of Königsborn and Heyrothsberge in northwest Germany, apparently thrown by the same driver. The locals are frustrated - and intrigued.