26 September 2023 | Euronews
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World News Conviction based on app use violated Turkish teacher's rights, European court rules Turkish Justice minister Yilmaz Tunc said on social media that "The ECHR clearly exceeded its authority by evaluating evidence." -
Sweden Two explosions rip through residential buildings in Sweden reportedly linked to a gang feud Following the explosions, the Swedish government said it will hold a meeting to identify measures to fight the gang violence that can be quickly implemented. -
Ukraine Washington is finally sending Ukraine long-range missiles. Now it’s Berlin's turn The longer Berlin waffles, the longer it’ll take for the Taurus to reach the battlefield. For Ukraine, that means more lives lost and more infrastructure destroyed, John Hardie writes. -
Climate ‘Triple whammy’ of extreme heat could make Earth uninhabitable for humans, climate models reveal A 'triple whammy' of CO2, the sun and a new mega continent could render Earth uninhabitable, new study finds. -
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 26th – 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 Brussels calls on tech giants to help fight election disinformation Commissioner Jourova accused Moscow of spreading fake news. -
World News Ukraine continues counteroffensive in Western Zaporizhzhia region The Ukrainian General Staff reports the loss of Russian manpower and equipment and depleting Russian forces along the entire front line. -
Culture news Spotify launches AI tool for translating podcasts Spotify has launched a new service that aims to translate podcasts into other languages through the use of AI. -
Tech News Is there alien life on Mars? Scientists believe AI test could help unlock the Red Planet’s secrets Scientists say their new method could be "revolutionary" in determining whether samples contain evidence of extraterrestrial life. -
Health news Scientists have discovered a new virus living 8,900 metres down in the deepest part of the ocean Researchers said that the new virus found in the Mariana Trench could be the deepest-known bacteriophage discovered in the ocean. -
Europe News Critics accuse EU-funded Belgian Beer World of colluding with largest brewers Despite having as many as 98 bottled beers and 49 draught ones, most come only from the country's biggest producers. -
Art Controversial actor Gérard Depardieu sells his art collection at auction The controversial actor's collection, on sale today and tomorrow, includes a bronze by Germaine Richier estimated at between €500,000 and €800,000. -
No Comment Watch: UK's Penny Farthing bike race Twenty riders entered Sunday's race and, after 30 minutes of pedal power, the men’s winner was Charlie Burrell, while Belgian and World Champion Evi Dumon took the women’s title. -
Culture news Taylor Swift: 'The Eras Tour' concert film gets European release in October Didn't manage to get a ticket for 'The Eras Tour'? Fear not - TayTay is coming to the big screen in October. And tickets are on sale now... -
World News European leaders attend funeral of former Italian president Giorgio Napolitano in Rome Napolitano was Italy's president twice between 2006 and 2015 and was considered a stabilising force within the country's often turbulent politics. -
Culture news UK Music Venue Trust pens letter to government over small music venues in ‘full-blown crisis’ "The UK risks producing fewer world-beating artists as a direct result of the decision you make on this issue in your Autumn Statement," writes UK charity Music Venue Trust in an open letter to the government. -
United Kingdom Being gay isn't reason enough to claim asylum, says UK government official The country's home secretary questions the foundation of modern asylum law during a speech in Washington. -
Travel News Singapore’s Changi Airport is going passport-free in 2024 but you’ll still need your passport The changes are designed for a "more seamless" system at the Asian hub, which processed more than 5 million passengers last month. -
Russia Chechen leader praises son for beating up prisoner After posting a video on Telegram, Ramzan Kadyrov said he was “proud” of his son for assaulting a man accused of burning the Quran. -
Markets Billions at stake: Chinese property giant Evergrande is facing deepening crisis One of the world's biggest debt restructuring plans has been thrown into uncertainty raising fears of a major Chinese property crisis. -
Culture news Spain charges pop singer Shakira with tax evasion for a second time Spain charges Shakira with tax evasion for a second time and demands more than €6.7 million. -
Tech News Jury to decide on whether AI was trained on copied material in one of first major AI training trials A number of companies are facing lawsuits over alleged copyright infringement due to how their AI models were trained. -
Europe News European Commission is 'willing to consider' subsidies for nuclear technology, says von der Leyen Ursula von der Leyen has welcomed the idea of industrial subsidies in the field of nuclear energy, a highly divisive topic in the European Union. -
Culture news 'The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar': Why Wes Anderson and Roald Dahl are a match made in heaven Ready yourselves for a very Wes Anderson autumn. -
Earth News World at risk of becoming 'hostage to CO2 capture', according to IEA's latest report The world needs to speed up the energy transition and not slow down the process, according to the latest report by the International Energy Agency. -
World News On European Day of Languages, I dream of a world with no barriers or misunderstandings Through my work, I've witnessed the profound impact that even basic Arabic language skills can have in fostering human connections and reigniting enthusiasm for education, Simone Britz writes. -
Climate ‘An extreme record-breaking year’: Scientists see impact of climate change on Antarctic sea ice Emissions cuts are urgently needed, as Antarctic winter sea ice drops 1 million square kilometres below its previous record. -
Earth News Cheap EV leasing and lower energy bills: Macron unveils plan to meet France’s 2030 green goals ‘He made the exact same promise five years ago’: Environmentalists have criticised Macron’s climate roadmap. -
Culture news Bruce Willis' wife admits it's "hard to know" whether he's aware of his dementia The Hollywood star's wife spoke candidly on CBS' Today Show about his ongoing journey with frontotemporal dementia. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 26th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News UNWTO World Tourism Day: Where is it, who'll be speaking and what happens at the event? It is expected to be the biggest event in its history. -
Culture news Actor David McCallum, star of 'The Man From U.N.C.L.E.' and 'NCIS,' dies aged 90 The actor, originally from Scotland, achieved fame primarily for his role in the 1960s spy TV series and, more recently, for his role as Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard in "NCIS". -
Culture news Russell Brand: Fresh sexual assault claims made against the comedian Brand recently denied allegations of sexual assault made by four women. The accusers, who have not been named, include a woman who said she was sexually assaulted during a relationship with him when she was 16. Another says Brand raped her in Los Angeles in 2012. -
Travel News Gatwick: How to find out if your flight is cancelled during air traffic COVID outbreak Airlines and passengers have hit back at air traffic control authorities who ordered the cancellations. -
Hungary Budapest: Captain sentenced to 5 years in prison for role in 2019 boat crash that killed 27 people A Ukrainian captain of a cruise liner was sentenced to five years in prison in Hungary on Tuesday for his role in a 2019 accident when his boat hit and sank a smaller boat on the River Danube, killing 25 South Korean tourists and two crew. -
Russia 'Bursts of anxiety': Impact of Ukraine war on Russians laid bare in poll But some findings undermined lines of thinking in the West. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russian officer 'killed', US tanks 'will burn', Norway aid The latest updates from the war in Ukraine. -
Kosovo Kosovo mourns a slain police officer, some Serb gunmen remain at large after a siege at a monastery Kosovo on Monday observed a day of mourning for the Kosovar Albanian police officer killed by Serb gunmen in the north of the country in one of the worst confrontations since it declared independence from Serbia in 2008. -
Lifestyle US Fortnite players can now claim refunds for unwanted in-game purchases After a US regulator found Epic Games tricked players into buying cosmetic items in the game Fortnite, millions of players can now get their money back. -
Art Picasso portrait depicting his young mistress could sell for over €113 million at auction The 1932 oil painting will be the focal point of a two-day auction event at Sotheby's in New York in November, featuring artworks from the Emily Fisher Landau collection. -
World News Thousands flee disputed Nagorno-Karabakh after Azerbaijan seizes control Azerbaijan says it's looking for perpetrators of 'war crimes' as people continue to travel to Armenia. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: On this day - the first edition of Tintin magazine is published On 26 September 1946, the first publication featuring the spunky boy reporter and his canine sidekick Snowy hit the shelves, launching the fictional journalist's popularity to new heights. -
Ireland What were the recent protests in Ireland about? Arrests were made as protesters brought mock gallows to the Irish parliament, hindering access to the building. -
Business Working in Europe: Which countries have the most job vacancies? What roles are in high demand? Despite a drop in the job vacancy rate, there are still ongoing concerns about a wider labour shortage. -
Spain Why Spain's conservatives are unlikely to come to power despite election win Two months after elections in Spain, right-wingers have a chance to form a new government this week. But is their attempt doomed to fail?