25 September 2023 | Euronews
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Europe News EU countries agree on watered-down car emissions proposal The Euro7 regulation, as it is known, is intended to limit emissions from vehicles, following on from the current Euro6. -
World News Viktor Orbán claims the EU 'deceived' Hungary over Ukrainian grain imports Prime Minister Viktor Orbán says the country was “deceived” by the EU when it agreed to transport Ukrainian grain through Hungary after shipments across the Black Sea were blocked by the war. -
Scenes Meet the Kenyan woman turning plastics into bricks "After taking that plastic waste, you can make roads. And if a kid can go to school and arrive on time through the roads I build, I'm happy." -
Ukraine Reports of a 'very dynamic situation' in Ukraine's western Zaporizhzhia region The Institute for the Study of War says a “very dynamic situation” has developed in the Ukrainian counteroffensive around Orikhiv in the western Zaporizhzhia region. -
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Health news ‘Mental rather than physical issue’: Bolivian start-up produces hyperrealistic prostheses This prosthetics maker designs hyperrealistic limbs that emulate the patient's age and skin tone as closely as possible - adding in wrinkles, nail pigmentation and even tiny hairs. -
Economy Austerity measures undermine human rights, new report says Austerity measures linked to IMF loans are eroding human rights across the globe, according to a human rights NGO. -
Europe News EU Commission blocks Booking's planned acquisition of ETraveli over antitrust concerns Booking Holdings' planned €1.63 billion acquisition of ETraveli was blocked on Monday by EU antitrust authorities over fears it would strengthen the company's dominant position in the travel agency sector. -
Europe News ECB interest rates to remain high for as long as needed - Lagarde The President of the European Central Bank (ECB) Christine Lagarde signalled on Monday that borrowing costs may have reached their peak, but will remain high for as long as it takes to curb inflation. -
Travel News ‘Colossal waste of public money’: UK threatens to cut high-speed railway short Northerners say they are ‘treated as second-class citizens when it comes to transport’. -
Health news Some COVID virus mutations linked to patients who took antiviral drug, study says The use of molnupiravir to treat at-risk COVID patients coincides with mutations of the virus, scientists say. -
Germany Germany's government calls summit to combat housing crisis With Germany gripped by a crippling housing shortage, the government is bringing together industry leaders and other experts for a special summit in Berlin. -
Tech News ChatGPT will soon be voice chatting with you and has five voices to choose from OpenAI announced major upgrades to its popular ChatGPT app, and other tech giants are using the company’s technology to bolster their own offerings too. -
Earth News Britain's delayed fossil fuel car ban 'won't make much of a difference' to EV industry, experts say Britain has delayed its ban on fossil fuel cars by five years. How will it affect the transition to EVs? -
Economy EU and China may 'drift apart' due to political tensions and economic disputes, warns Dombrovskis The relations between the European Union and China stand at a "crossroads" as a result of mounting political tensions and a litany of economic disputes that remain unresolved, says Valdis Dombrovskis. -
Smart Regions ECOMARE: Protecting marine biodiversity and providing care to injured animals There are two ECOMARE centres -The CPRAM hospital is open 24 hours a day, all year round and there is the CEPAM research centre, promoted by the University of Aveiro, which is open to the public on the third Wednesday of each month. -
Economy Indians have just a few days to return billions in banknotes The country's highest-value banknote will be withdrawn by the end of September - $3 billion worth of which is still in circulation. -
Culture news 'Sex Education' joins forces with French family planning to answer teenagers' questions "Is foreplay sex?" Sex Education and a French family planning agnecy, Le Planning Familial, have joined forces and created a hotline to answer some questions... -
Travel News Sustainable tourism: This Nordic nation is introducing tourist tax to protect its ‘unspoilt nature’ The Nordic country wants to protect its 'unspoilt nature' from overtourism with a new nightly fee. -
Moments Here are some of the best places in the world to remote work from - two are in Europe Remote work is still popular, especially with those who can travel at the same time. -
World News Are we about to lose the last pillar of our digital security? Given the grave consequences for the lives of many, and especially the most marginalised, it is crucial that everyone’s privacy is ensured, Viktoria Tomova and Chloé Berthélémy write. -
Culture news Italian film legend Sophia Loren hospitalised after fall at her Swiss home The 89-year-old icon is convalescing after a successful surgery following a serious fall in her Swiss villa. -
Art Visitors invited to squeeze through naked models in Marina Abramović's new retrospective For decades Abramović has consistently tested the limits of her own physical and mental endurance. Now her work is being being showcased in the UK's first retrospective of the Serbian artist. -
United Kingdom London police officers handed in guns after officer is charged with Chris Kaba murder Britain's army was set to provide armed support for police in London if required. -
Ecotech Lego’s quest to make recycled plastic bricks has failed. Now the toymaker is turning to e-methanol After two years of testing, the world's largest toymaker has failed to make bricks that reduce carbon emissions. -
France Hundreds of animal skulls from Africa seized at Paris airport Trade in the skulls of "critically endangered" animals is causing pointed conservation concerns. -
Europe News EU slashed imports of Russian energy in second quarter of 2023 - Eurostat The EU's imports of Russian oil and gas continued to decrease steeply in the second quarter of this year, according to new data released by the EU's statistical office Eurostat. -
No Comment WATCH: Pearly kings and queens gather for London festival Pearly kings, queens, princes and princesses gather in central London for the annual Costermongers Harvest Festival. -
Tech News Amazon to invest up to $4 billion in AI company Anthropic Anthropic is the company behind an AI assistant called Claude. -
No Comment WATCH: Belgium introduces its first stone-skimming competition Belgium's first-ever stone-skimming competition took place on Sunday. -
Culture news Agnieszka Holland's award-winning 'The Green Border' denounced by right-wing Polish leaders The award-winning migration drama 'The Green Border' has been slammed by right-wing leaders as film opens in Poland. -
No Comment WATCH: Vintage cars and motorbikes go head-to-head in the Normandy Beach Race Competitors came from 15 countries, entering 80 vintage vehicles into the event. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 25th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Who are the young climate activists taking 32 European countries to court today? The historic climate case is due to begin today at the European Court of Human Rights. -
Markets Oil prices keep rising, experts foresee $100 a barrel After a short pause last week, oil prices are on the rise again fuelled by Russia's temporary ban. -
Economy EU urged to stall post-Brexit tariffs on electric vehicles If put in place, the tariffs could cost EU vehicle makers €4.3 billion over the next three years, according to the ACEA -
Culture news Lizzo: New harassment claims from former wardrobe designer Lizzo has been sued for the second time this year by a former employee over harassment claims... on the day the singer received an award recognizing her work promoting inclusivity and social justice. -
Italy Italy's number one fugitive: Mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro has died "I could fill a cemetery with the people I've killed myself," the gun enthusiast once said. He committed his first homicide at the age of 18. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: New Russian attack on Odesa, China war stance condemned, Kyiv drone strikes All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Armenia Thousands of Armenians flee Nagorno-Karabakh as Azerbaijan regains full control Azerbaijan pledged to respect the rights of ethnic Armenians in the region but many local residents fear reprisals and said they were planning to leave for Armenia. -
Culture news It’s a (tentative) deal! Hollywood writers strike to end after 146 days - but no deal yet for actors Screenwriters in the US say they have reached a tentative deal with studio bosses that could see them end a strike that has lasted nearly five months. The writers and AMPTP have a deal that will stop the picketing. However, ratification is needed before work begins. -
Health news As European doctors retire, could AI help to solve a health workforce shortage? Experts say AI is not there to replace health workers but rather could help to automate some of the more administrative tasks that fall on them. -
Culture news No-show in Paris for Ester Manas as fashion designer focuses on extended Spring collection Ester Manas, a pioneer of body positivity, will not be present in the French capital for Paris Fashion Week. -
Culture news New documents reveal York’s complex history with the Jewish community Recently found documents reveal a thriving Jewish community in York shortly after one of the worst antisemitic massacres of the Middle Ages. -
Lifestyle Milan Fashion Week: The best of the best as knitwear and lingerie takeover Drama, suspense and a star-studded cast. All that before any models started making their way down the catwalk. Milan Fashion Week will go down as one for the ages. Even the constant wet weather couldn't dampen spirits for womenswear next spring and summer. -
Spain Spain has among the EU's highest number of young people out of work and education, but why? In Spain, 17% of the population is neither studying nor working. A figure above the OECD average of 15%. So why is this happening? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 25th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Germany German far-right extremism on the rise as Holocaust memorial sites defaced Surveys show that hardcore political beliefs are spreading beyond traditionally right-wing demographic groups.