29 September 2023 | Euronews
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Culture news Witness to the 1996 drive-by shooting of Tupac Shakur indicted on murder charge in rapper's death One of the last living witnesses to the fatal drive-by shooting of rapper Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas was charged with murder with use of a deadly weapon Friday in the 1996 killing, a long-awaited breakthrough in the case. -
Armenia More than 70% of Nagorno-Karabakh's population flees as future uncertain for those who remain More than 70% of the population of Nagorno-Karabakh has fled the ethnic Armenian enclave in Azerbaijan for neighbouring Armenia, the Armenian government said Friday, as the enclave's separatist government said it will dissolve itself by the end of the year after a three-decade bid for independence. -
Europe News State of the Union: EU-China trade talks and interest rates to stay put The European Commissioner for Trade was in Beijing to temper fears of an all out trade war between the two sides. -
Earth News Saving Brazil’s Amazon: These tree-hugging AI boxes can detect ‘when destruction starts’ AI boxes tied to trees are battling destructive jungle invaders in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest. -
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 29th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news AI model could improve tumour removal during breast cancer surgeries - study A model using artificial intelligence (AI) technology can detect if all of the cancerous cells have been removed during breast cancer surgery, a new study has shown. -
Europe News Europe must reduce its demand for cocaine, says Colombian defence minister Iván Velásquez Gómez said his country was doing its bit in the fight against organised crime and the EU must now do the same. -
Business Portugal puts national airline TAP up for sale Europe’s major airline groups, such as German Lufthansa, already have their eye on TAP’s privatisation -
Ireland Two charged after record €150m cocaine seizure off Irish coast A ship intercepted by the Irish Navy off the Cork coast was found to be carrying the largest shipment of cocaine ever seized by Irish authorities. -
Spain Spain’s Socialist leader could become Prime Minister - despite his election defeat The Popular Party's leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo failed to collect enough votes to lead a government. -
Work Coffee breaks, gossiping and cyberloafing: Is skiving off work at the office unavoidable? Researchers have looked at the moments of the day when employees are not working in the office. Does it mean our modern labour system isn’t as productive as we think? -
Culture news Oldest known shoes in Europe found in haul from former bat cave in Spain The grass-woven sandals were first retrieved along with various tools and artefacts by 19th-century miners. -
Economy US government shutdown: What to expect Time is running out. If Congress does not reach an agreement before midnight on Saturday, the US government will shut down. -
Hungary Hungary's Orbán says Ukraine unlikely to join EU because of war Ukraine was officially granted EU candidate status last year, an unusually rapid decision for the EU and its go-slow approach to expansion. -
Earth News 'I have never seen anything like this': Homes filled with mud and power out following Greek storm PM says Greece overshadowed by climate changed-caused disasters as Storm Elias hits. -
Denmark Cities are leading the way toward a cycling revolution. Will the EU follow suit? My colleagues and I are convinced that cycling is the future. We need the EU and its member states to step to the challenge and recognise cycling as a phenomenal tool with immense transformative power, Line Barfod writes. -
Climate From onions to rice, there’s a ‘contagion’ in staple food restrictions. Is climate change to blame? Climate change, El Niño and Russia’s war have sent food prices soaring as countries limit exports. -
The Star Ingredient Combatting biopiracy: Ethiopian entrepreneur revives teff farming for ancestral heritage Teff is the star ingredient of Ethiopian cuisine, yet this grain is also a victim of biopiracy- the unethical exploitation of indigenous knowledge and biological resources. In this episode, we meet Yonas Alemu, a man who is committed to inverting this trend by modernizing teff production. -
Travel News ‘No need for psychosis’: French transport minister urges calm over bedbug sightings on trains Are French trains infested with bedbugs? Passengers share videos of insects and bites. -
Russia New allies for Russia? Putin meets South Sudan’s leader to discuss closer ties Cowboy hat wearing Salva Kiir met his Russian counterpart at the Kremlin where they strengthened their relationship as Russia searches for new allies -
Climate ‘Plastic air pollution’: Microplastics in clouds could be exacerbating climate change, study says The presence of tiny plastics in clouds risks the contamination of ‘everything we eat and drink’, researchers say. -
Lifestyle Ryder Cup in Rome: How Italy is taking a swing at becoming Europe's next top golfing destination The Italian government is taking a big putt by investing in golf to take advantage of the sport's burgeoning popularity. Italy also believes its unique culture can help it top Europe's leader board of top golfing destinations. -
Tech News TikTok disputes new report that suggests videos on its app promote steroids to millions of users A new report released by a tech watchdog group said the Chinese app has become a key marketing channel for promoting bodybuilding drugs to millions. -
World News Three times more migrants dead or missing in the Mediterranean this summer "The Mediterranean has become a graveyard for children and their future," UNICEF warned on Friday. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Club Zero' - Jessica Hausner's hypnotic but underfed satire Following its premiere at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, indoctrination satire 'Club Zero' is out in cinemas and is a mixed bag, one that nevertheless exudes a hypnotic pull. -
Sweden Sweden PM asks military to help tackle violent gangs “No other country in Europe is seeing anything like this," said Ulf Kristersson, amid a surge in gang-related shootings and bombings. -
No Comment Watch: Hindus mark the last day of Ganesha Chaturthi festival According to participants, the sight of these idols being immersed in the Arabian Sea, bidding farewell to Lord Ganesha, is a moving and spiritual experience. -
USA Biden warns that Trump's movement is a threat to democracy in the US President Joe Biden has warned that former president Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" movement is a threat to democracy in the US -
No Comment Watch: Hong Kong fire dragon dance roars back to life after pandemic pause The dragon was hoisted by hundreds of volunteers who danced and bounded along the streets of the Tai Hang neighbourhood in a raucous parade. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 29th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Disease X: How AI could help plan our response to future pandemics Researchers are looking at how artificial intelligence (AI), including large language models like ChatGPT, could be used to scenario plan for future epidemics. -
Business Eurozone inflation falls to lowest level since October 2021 The annual inflation was still double the European Central Bank’s target, however. -
World News We have to get behind COP28 — it’s the most ambitious climate plan in history If COP28 brokers a global climate deal on these proposals, it would help fast-track a just transition away from fossil fuels. If it fails, the chances of such a transition will be dangerously diminished, Prof İbrahim Özdemir writes. -
World News Dozens dead after blast in southwestern Pakistan at a rally celebrating birthday of Islam's prophet Pakistan's President Arif Alvi condemned the attack and asked authorities to provide all possible assistance to the wounded and the victims' families. -
Russia Should Russia's talks with the Taliban be a cause for concern for the West? Russia is hosting a Taliban delegation for talks on issues of ‘counter-terrorism’ and ‘narcotics’ on Friday, 29 September. China, Pakistan and Uzbekistan are among the powers heading to meet representatives in Kazan, south west Russia. -
Europe Decoded 'Ticking time bomb’: How abandoned war weapons are poisoning the Baltic sea A staggering 300,000 tonnes of deadly wartime weapons lie scattered on the Baltic seabed. -
Culture news French-Lebanese author Amin Maalouf to head prestigious Académie Française "The Immortals" have spoken: the Académie Française, custodian of the French language, has elected a new leader. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: UK sanctions Russian officials, Wagner founder training volunteers, power station hit All the latest development from the war in Ukraine. -
Europe News Brits regret Brexit but rejoining the EU is unlikely Protests and demands for the UK to rejoin the EU are growing steadily in the UK, where most are saying Brexit has failed. -
Relax and unwind: where travellers find well-being and peace in the Philippines A country rich with ancient healing traditions and a growing number of luxury spa hotels, the Philippines is fast becoming one of the world’s premier wellness destinations. -
Culture news Sycamore Gap: Teenager arrested in England over ‘deliberate’ felling of famous tree One of the UK’s most photographed trees has been “deliberately felled” in an apparent act of vandalism. -
Culture news How do you see your orgasms? Here's what they look like according to artificial intelligence Orgasms like you’ve never seen them... -
Food and Drink Meal of the Autumn: Europe’s five most iconic and belly-warming soups Euronews Culture is taking a look at some of Europe’s most iconic and tummy-warming soups, perfect for autumn meals. -
Lifestyle Sweater weather: Experts say knitting could help fashion be more sustainable As the climate crisis rages on and fast fashion brands are increasingly being attacked for their role in harming the planet, knitting is getting ever more popular - and some say it could contribute to slowing down global warming. -
My Europe Series 'A house and a home are not the same thing': What happens to migrants who are moved out of Paris In May, the French government introduced a new plan to move migrants out of Paris. The idea has garnered both praise and criticism. The question is what's happening in practice. -
Croatia Croatia: Sharp rise in illegal immigration since Schengen entry last year The Balkan nation has recorded the jump nine months after it joined the Schengen area, the world's largest visa-free zone. -
Spain Spain has overhauled animal welfare laws. Here's what's new From abandonment and mandatory training courses to a licence to fly, see what pet owners will and won't be able to do in Spain from now on. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 29th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
United Kingdom Europe's drug death capital tries a new way of reducing fatalities With by far the highest drug abuse death rate in Europe, Scotland is pursuing new ways of bringing fatalities down. -
The Cube Were German army soldiers killed after a Russian strike in Ukraine? The German Defense Ministry has denied the bombshell accusation put forward by the Russian news agency RIA Novosti that four Germany army soldiers were killed aboard a Leopard tank in Ukraine. -
Slovakia Pro-Russia disinformation floods Slovakia ahead of crucial parliamentary election Propaganda and attacks on LGBTQ people are prominent ahead of election which could decide whether the country moves politically closer to Moscow.