27 September 2023 | Euronews
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Sport Ukrainian teams to boycott UEFA competitions after ban on Russian youth sides is lifted UEFA said in a statement on Wednesday that 'children should not be punished' for the actions of adults. -
Europe News Belgian farmers call for weaker protection of wolves, as environmentalists want greater Their populations in Europe have been on the rise for a number of years. -
The Road To Green Changing the way we farm: Good for people and good for the planet How can we change our farming practices to restore nature, while being able to guarantee our food security? That's what we'll be looking at in this episode of Road to Green. -
The Road To Green Bathing sites in the EU: How clean is the water? As global temperatures continue to rise, it's more important than ever that we have blue spaces to cool off. But are we looking after our seas, lakes and rivers as we should? -
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Ecotech ‘Crushing animals is an aberration’: Tech is saving male chicks from being killed by egg industry Here's how France is using 'in-ovo sexing' after partially banning the culling of male chicks earlier this year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 27th – Evening 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 opens first detention centre for migrants from 'safe' countries The centre will house people who can't claim refugee status as they've arrived from countries not considered to be dangerous. -
Ukraine Ukrainian forces reported to be continuing offensive in direction of Melitopol The Institute for the Study of War states the tactical situation in Verbove remains unclear as Ukrainian forces continue offensive operations in the western Zaporizhzhia region. -
Culture news Why do video game performers want to join the actors strike? SAG-AFTRA actors vote to extend their strike to the video game industry if negotiations stall. -
Tech News Elon Musk’s X no longer has election misinformation reporting feature in Australia, say experts An Australian organisation says that the social media platform X no longer has an election misinformation reporting feature in the country just weeks before an important referendum. -
Earth News Phase out or phase down? Fight over fossil fuels heats up in run-up to COP28 Fossil fuel use is set to be a key topic at the UN climate conference in Dubai - but tension is brewing. -
World News This is a rallying call: It is time to help the Global South deal with loss and damage If we as a global society are committed to climate justice, it is vital that we address the chief injustice of Global South communities experiencing the devastating impacts of a crisis they did not cause, Heather McGray writes. -
Europe News 'We have to welcome Ukraine in NATO,' says new Latvian prime minister in first visit to Brussels Days after being appointed as Latvia's prime minister, Evika Siliņa flew to Brussels and made it clear she endorses Ukraine's ambition to become a member of both the European Union and NATO. -
Spain Spanish conservative leader loses first bid to become prime minister If the Spanish conservative leader fails to win approval on his second attempt, acting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez would have a chance to stay in Moncloa Palace. -
The Exchange The business of combat sports is booming - here's what you need to know The business of combat sports is soaring with an estimated three hundred million fans worldwide. On this episode of The Exchange, the Chairman and CEO of ONE Championship speaks about how digital technology is helping to grow his billion-dollar sports empire. -
Lifestyle Shrek fans rejoice! Your favourite ogre's swamp is listed on Airbnb Three "brogres" will get the chance to spend two nights in a 'real-life' swamp in the Scottish highlands, decorated to look just like Shrek's home. -
Culture news Libya floods reveal forgotten structures in ancient Greek city near Derna Devastating floods in Libya have exposed previously hidden archaeological structures in an ancient Greek city near Derna, prompting calls for preservation and restoration efforts. -
United Kingdom Calls to shut down right-wing UK news channel engulfed by misogyny scandal Laurence Fox has refused to apologise for his 'unacceptable' comments about a female journalist. -
The Cube Fact-check: Did a billboard welcoming Zelenskyy to US misspell 'Glory to Ukraine'? A video shows a spelling mistake on a digital billboard in New York reading “Glory to Urine” instead of “Glory to Ukraine". But is it genuine? -
Earth News UK’s new Rosebank oil field won’t make a ‘scrap of difference’ to energy bills, critics say The development could unleash the same annual emissions as 90 countries, prompting outrage from climate campaigners. -
Germany Germany steps up border controls with Poland and Czech Republic Berlin's move is aimed at fighting illegal immigration amid a sharp rise in the number of asylum applications. -
Economy Evergrande's Chairman Detained by Police, what's next for the indebted property developer? Chairman of China’s Evergrande has been placed under police surveillance as the company faces mounting debt and possible liquidation. -
Poland Are Polish elections taking place on a (grossly) uneven playing field? The ruling authoritarians have fundamentally subverted democracy, including the electoral process. For the democratic opposition to win, it will almost take a miracle, Wojciech Sadurski writes. -
Business Russian economy expected to grow despite Ukraine war fallout The country is defying expectations and weathering sanctions but an eventual slowdown is still expected. -
Culture news Nashawn Breedlove, US rapper who took on Eminem in '8 Mile', dies aged 46 Nashawn Breedlove, best known for taking on Eminem in a rap battle in the film 8 Mile, has died aged 46. -
Culture news 'Dr. Strangelove' to become first official Stanley Kubrick stage play adaptation “Gee, I wish we had one of them doomsday machines.” -
Russia Russia's Balkan power play continues as Kosovo tensions flare A recent siege at a monastery in Kosovo saw Moscow take another chance to defend Serbia. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 27th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Amazon sued by US government in landmark monopoly case Lawyers will debate whether the online retail giant exploited its market dominance. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: 'Dead' Russian general reappears, US UK Crimea strike claim, Polish right attacks Kyiv The latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Europe Decoded Naval blockades are an act of war. Can Italy find a workable alternative to stem migration flows? After a sudden influx of migrants overwhelmed the island of Lampedusa, Italy is rushing to come up with an effective method to curb new arrivals, with an open willingness to test the limits of international law. -
Culture news Hattie McDaniel’s lost historic Oscar to be replaced by Academy Film academy gifts a replacement of Hattie McDaniel's historic Oscar to Howard University. -
Work Paid sick leave: Which countries in Europe have the most generous benefits for ill workers? More workers are taking sick days in the UK than at any point during the last decade. How does the situation compare with European countries? -
Art Behind the scenes at the museum as Michaelangelo's David has a wash and brush up When the original statue is under wraps, visitors to Florence can find other replicas in the city. -
Culture news Donatella Versace slams Italian government's anti-gay policies “Donatella Versace was the first person in Italy to be so clear and explicit in the face of the government’s homophobic politics,’’ said Franco Grillini, a longtime gay rights activist. -
Armenia 'I left to stay alive': Nagorno-Karabakh empties of ethnic Armenians Baku has promised to guarantee the safety of residents, but Armenia's prime minister warned of "ethnic cleansing". -
USA 'Stick with it,' Biden urges striking auto workers in picket line visit The White House said Biden was the first modern president to visit a picket line, a sign of how far he’s willing to go to cultivate union support as he runs for reelection. -
Tech News Drones and robots: How the Ukraine war is driving technological innovation Russia's invasion of Ukraine has galvanised the tech sector, shaking up states and startups around Europe. -
World News Speaker resigns after inviting former Nazi to Canadian parliament Yaroslav Hunka, 98, was given a standing ovation after being singled out by speaker Anthony Rota during President Zelenskyy's visit to Ottawa. It later emerged Hunka had fought for a Nazi unit in Ukraine in World War Two. -
Russia Navalny loses appeal over 19-year prison sentence Navalny's 19-year sentence will be backdated to January 17, 2021, the day he was arrested. He was already serving a nine-year term on a variety of charges that he says were politically motivated before Tuesday's ruling. -
Culture news Hollywood screenwriters agree definitive deal to end months-long strike The agreement includes guarantees about artificial intelligence and a bonus for viewership residuals on streaming. -
Culture news BEONIX 2023 Review: Has Cyprus finally got a dance festival worthy of its gorgeous location? Euronews Culture went to BEONIX Festival in Cyprus to check out the newcomer on Europe’s dance festival scene and find out if it will prove a future essential in music lovers’ calendars. -
Iraq Fire at wedding in Northern Iraq kills more than 100 people There was no official word on the cause of the blaze, but the Kurdish television news channel Rudaw aired footage showing fireworks shooting up from the floor of the event and setting a chandelier aflame. -
My Europe Series One for the record books: How this school in a disadvantaged part of Spain is boosting literacy A neighbourhood in Spain where the average salary is a fraction of the national one, unemployment is double the country's rate and school absenteeism runs rampant is showing the way on how to boost literacy among children. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: How the Rosetta Stone unlocked the secrets of Egyptian Hieroglyphics 27 September 1822: The day Egyptian Hieroglyphics were decoded. -
Markets Overbooked flights: How airlines make money Almost all flights are overbooked. Overselling tickets is legal, and the industry argues that passengers benefit from that practice. -
Europe News Six young people sue 32 nations for climate inaction at European Court of Human Rights Six young people from Portugal took on 32 countries in the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Wednesday for failing to protect them against climate change. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 27th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Spain Spain fines 'Big Four' consulting firms for 'marathon' working days Employees at Deloitte, PwC, EY and KPMG complained about working up to 16 hours per day.