21 September 2023 | Euronews
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World News Peace talks over Nagorno-Karabakh as ethnic Armenians flee the violence Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev declared victory in a televised address to the nation, saying his country had restored its sovereignty over Nagorno-Karabakh. -
No Comment Watch: Russian strikes on Cherkasy Rescuers carry injured people from damaged building after Russian strike hits Cherkasy -
No Comment Watch: Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Yom Kippur Ritual Observant Jews believe they transfer their past years' sins into the chicken, symbolically ridding themselves of their transgressions. -
Culture news Hungarian circus festival brings performers Together! The festival aims to highlight the solidarity needed among members of the human race to fight current challenges such as climate change and war. -
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Cult Toulouse becomes Toon Town as animators gather at Cartoon Forum The forum brings together film makers and funders and offers a first glimpse of 76 new cartoon projects. -
No Comment Watch: King Charles in France The trip to France was postponed in March amid widespread demonstrations against President Macron’s pension changes. -
USA Volodymyr Zelenskyy's whirlwind tour of Washington DC The Ukrainian president spoke to members of all political parties, and visited the Pentagon. -
Football Now Should there be a managerial transfer window? With rates of manager sackings on the up, should there be a window in which clubs can dismiss coaches? -
Euronews Witness Hungary calls for foreign nationals to bridge labour gap despite hardline immigration policies In this edition of Witness, Euronews reporters Valerie Gauriat and Zoltan Siposhegyi speak with foreign nationals in Hungary, hired to make up for the shortage of labourers across the country. Click on the video above to watch their report. -
Europe News Centre-right EPP group turn attention to agriculture ahead of EU elections The issue has become a lightning rod for the right as next year's vote approaches. -
Europe News Poland says it will stop sending weapons to Ukraine It comes after a deepening dispute over Ukrainian grain exports. -
Nutrition Scientists find consuming artificial sweeteners may be linked to a higher risk of depression Eating ultra-processed foods, especially those with artificial sweeteners, may increase the risk of depression, a new study has revealed. -
Musica 'Champion' about tragic boxer Emile Griffith blows New York’s Met away How do you bring the music and story of a contemporary opera to life? In this edition of Musica, we go backstage at the Metropolitan Opera in New York and reveal what it takes to present the groundbreaking opera ‘Champion’. -
Culture news Media mogul Rupert Murdoch steps down as chair of global media empire The 92-year-old Australian business magnate Rupert Murdoch will take on the role of chairman emeritus of Fox Corp and News Corp, handing his position as chair to his son Lachlan. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 21st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Diarrhoea in the aisle and vomit-covered seats: How do flight crews deal with bodily fluids in air? It’s been a summer of biohazardous bodily fluids on planes. Should you be concerned about flying? -
Economy Bank of England pauses interest hikes, as several European countries climb Following a surprise decrease in inflation in August, the Bank of England has announced its decision to pause interest rates, in contrast to many of the UK’s neighbours. -
Is your work productivity at an all-time low? Focus Fridays could be the answer If you’re sick of ending the week with a guilty feeling and walking away from a to-do list that has more tasks than ticks, then Focus Fridays could be for you. -
China Xi Jinping to host President Assad as China and Syria seek deeper bilateral relations The Syrian president is set to attend the opening ceremony of the Asian Games, an international sports event beginning Saturday in the eastern city of Hangzhou. -
Culture news San Sebastián Film Festival: Who is competing for this year's Golden Shell? Spain’s San Sebastián International Film Festival (SSIFF) kicks off tomorrow and there’s every reason to get excited about what looks to be a stellar edition. -
World News 'Three Seas' countries are looking to harness next-generation nuclear energy Small modular nuclear reactors and their many potential applications have come to reflect the vital role that innovation and technology can have at the nexus of energy security and decarbonisation, Nathan Alan-Lee writes. -
Europe News Ukraine and Slovakia reach deal on grain as Brussels threatens legal action against unilateral bans Kyiv and Bratislava on Thursday struck a preliminary deal to resolve the ongoing dispute over Ukrainian cereals. -
United Kingdom How have social and political attitudes changed in the UK over the last 40 years? Brits today think about many things differently than they did in the 1980s, but some views remain deeply entrenched. -
Health news What’s AlphaMissense? This new Google DeepMind tool analyses genetic mutations AlphaMissense promises to predict how dangerous a genetic mutation is. -
Smart Health New medicines to tackle pedriatic cancer 'imperative' in Europe Some 35,000 children are diagnosed with cancer every year in the EU. -
Smart Health Combatting pediatric cancer: Advocating for new medicines and treatments in Europe Around 35,000 children are diagnosed with cancer every year in the EU. -
Earth News EU’s 2030 green energy goals in jeopardy unless electricity grids get upgraded, industry warns Electric cars and heat pumps require ‘loads’ new capacity. So why are Europe’s grids lagging behind, and who will foot the bill? -
Ukraine Russia strikes cities from east to west Ukraine, starting fires and killing at least two people Cruise missiles and artillery target homes, a hotel and a college. -
Business Cisco buying cybersecurity firm Splunk for $28 billion The Silicon Valley tech giant Cisco will pay $157 per Splunk Inc share. -
Economy Turkey pushes interest rates up to highest level since 2003 The central bank said that rocketing inflation was above expectations in the past couple of months and that to combat the trend, more interest rate hikes are likely. -
Azerbaijan Officials decide fate of Nagorno-Karabakh as Azerbaijan claims full control of the region High-stakes talks came after local Armenian self-defence forces in the southern Caucasus Mountains region agreed to lay down their arms following a military operation launched by Azerbaijan. -
Europe News EU risks violating aid rules by using funds to curb African migration - Oxfam The European Union could be breaching international rules by using aid intended to promote development in Africa to stem migration into Europe, according to a new report by Oxfam. -
United Kingdom Terror suspect escape: Former soldier Daniel Khalife pleads not guilty Daniel Khalife, a former soldier and terror suspect, has denied escaping from Wandsworth prison earlier this month after allegedly breaking out of the Category B jail before he was recaptured. -
Moments This free pass offers the chance to visit one of 500 British historic properties The National Trust is giving out free single-use passes for Brits to use at one of their 500 historic properties. -
Mobility This is the first crash test dummy modelled on the female body. Will it make cars safer for women? Crash test dummies for cars are typically based on average male bodies, which could explain why women are 73 per cent more likely to be injured in frontal road collisions. -
Health news COVID: US government to invest $600 million in rapid home tests Rapid antigen tests are no longer free in many European countries but some are restarting vaccination campaigns with updated boosters targeting Omicron. -
France Reporter detained over French intelligence scandal in Egypt released from police custody Ariane Lavrilleux helped uncover grim details of an apparent intelligence breach involving France and Egypt. -
Moments Elephant rides and circus shows: New UK law clamps down on ‘cruel’ animal tourism abroad Campaigners have welcomed the change saying it is a "massive step forward" for the protection of animals used in tourism. -
Economy US Federal Reserve stays the course on interest rates The US Federal Reserve has announced that it will maintain its interest rates, as much of Europe raises theirs. -
Climate Sustainable development goals: What are they and what do they mean for the planet? Is sustainable development an oxymoron? Eight years on from the launch of the SDGs, little progress has been made. -
Economy Sweden's central bank ramps up key interest rate over high inflation The moves comes on a busy day of central bank action in Europe, with the UK, Norwegian and Swiss central banks announcing or expected to announce whether they will amend their interest rates. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 21st – 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 Singer Sufjan Stevens ‘learning to walk again’ after rare Guillain-Barré Syndrome diagnosis "I woke up one morning and couldn’t walk." -
Economy Norway central bank pushes up interest rate, hinting at another hike in December "Whether additional tightening will be needed depends on economic developments," said Norges Bank governor Ida Wolden Bache. "There will likely be one additional policy rate hike, most probably in December." -
World News Judges are on the frontline of the pushback against AI harms While we strive to develop new laws to govern AI itself, it is imperative that we train judges, prosecutors and public servants so that they can protect us from AI-related harms right now, Tawfik Jelassi writes. -
Tech News Six months ago experts called for a pause to AI experiments. Where are we now? Tech leaders signed an open letter calling for a pause to AI experiments but have their warnings been heeded? -
Culture news Adidas CEO Bjørn Gulden says Kanye West is 'not a bad person' "I don’t think he meant what he said and I don’t think he’s a bad person. It just came off that way.” -
Markets Toshiba to come off the stock exchange after consortium takeover Toshiba will delist from the Tokyo Stock Exchange within about a month, ending its more than seven-decade history as a listed company. -
Culture news US returns Egon Schiele art stolen by Nazis to heirs of cabaret performer killed in the Holocaust The US has returned seven artworks by famous Austrian expressionist painter Egon Schiele to the heirs of a Jewish cabaret star who owned them before he was killed by the Nazis in 1941. -
Ukraine Ukraine: New attack on Crimea, Poland stops supplying arms, Zelenskyy meets Biden All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Health news Ambulances in Yorkshire are testing a new navigation system that could save lives A new navigation system will allow ambulances to have access to the “latest data available” to save crucial time. -
Culture news Meet Marine Scardina: The French belly dance teacher who became a viral sensation A dedicated oriental dance teacher in Paris has recently become an overnight Instagram sensation. She now aims to use her platform to demystify misconceptions about the ancient art form. -
Art Leiko Ikemura's stuffed animal collection is a window into her career at this Berlin exhibition In a new exhibition at Berlin’s Feuerle Collection, Leiko Ikemura’s sculptures and paintings are juxtaposed with her beloved stuffed animal collection. -
France 'Wonderful welcome': France rolls out the red carpet for King Charles III's state visit Britain's King Charles III praised France's “wonderful welcome” at a grand dinner held in his honor Wednesday night at the sumptuous Hall of Mirrors of the Palace of Versailles, marking his state visit meant to underline the friendship between both nations. -
Mobility What are the economic benefits of car-free cities? European cities are increasingly becoming more pedestrianised and bike-friendly. Does this have an economic cost or is it a win-win situation? -
Poland Anti-immigration Polish government engulfed by cash-for-visas scandal as crucial election looms Poland's ruling party has put hardline opposition to immigration at the centre of its brand – but it now turns out a top official may have corruptly facilitated hundreds of thousands of visa applications from Asia and Africa. -
Mobility In one of Europe's least populated areas, on-demand public transport is keeping people connected The autonomous community of Castilla y León, one of the most depopulated in Spain, manages to bring basic services closer to the citizens. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Why 'The Hobbit' is still underappreciated, 84 years later 21 September 1937: JRR Tolkien releases ‘The Hobbit’. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 21st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Five things Kyiv wants from the US amid its counteroffensive What does Kyiv want and need from the world's superpower, as it battles Russian forces? -
The Cube Social media flooded with misinformation after surge of migrants in Lampedusa When more than 10,000 undocumented migrants landed on the shores of the Italian island of Lampedusa last week, social media became flooded with misinformation. Euronews debunked two viral and misleading clips. -
Italy Italy’s Sardinia to fight depopulation by importing shepherds from Kyrgyzstan The local branch of the national farmers' union, Coldiretti, struck a deal with Kyrgyzstan authorities to send about a hundred local farmers to the Mediterranean island, in an effort to keep its farming tradition alive.