2 October 2023 | Euronews
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Europe News EU climate chief nominee Wopke Hoekstra vows more ambition in European Parliament hearing Former Dutch foreign minister Wopke Hoekstra struck back on Monday evening against accusations that he lacks the credentials needed to spearhead the EU's climate action policies. -
World News Slovak president gives mandate to Fico to form new government Slovakia’s president on Monday asked the leader of the winning party in the country’s parliamentary election to try to form a coalition government. -
Armenia Azerbaijan moves to reaffirm control of Nagorno-Karabakh as the Armenian exodus slows to a trickle The last bus carrying ethnic Armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh left the region Monday, completing a gruelling weeklong exodus of more than 100,000 people - more than 80 per cent of its residents - after Azerbaijan reclaimed the area in a lightning military operation. -
No Comment WATCH: Dead Wagner chief Prigozhin hailed a hero in Moscow Dozens pay respects in several Russian cities 40 days after Yevgeny Prigozhin died in a plane crash. -
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No Comment WATCH: Arc de Triomphe lit up pink to raise breast cancer awareness Paris lights up the Arc de Triomphe in pink to mark the start of Pink October, raising awareness for breast cancer. -
No Comment WATCH: Van Gogh exhibition opens in Paris' Orsay museum with help from AI A new Van Gogh exhibition in Paris gives viewers a virtual reality experience of the artist. -
Europe News Impasse continues over Hungarian veto on EU military aid for Ukraine An extraordinary meeting of EU foreign affairs ministers in Kyiv failed to unblock a €500-million package of military assistance for Ukraine. -
Health news Second malaria vaccine gets WHO green light paving the way for global roll-out This is the second malaria vaccine to be recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO). -
USA 'Scam': Trump denounces New York trial accusing him of lying about his wealth The fraud lawsuit that could cost former US President Donald Trump control of some of his most prized properties went on trial on Monday. -
Scenes Meet the Qatari equestrian creating hoofprints towards the Olympics "It's not easy being a trailblazer. No one's done this before, I wanted to be able to put Qatar on the map." -
Austria Work begins on Hitler's house to turn into police station Activists and historians welcome the transformation but want the building to be turned into a permanent exhibition. -
Earth News Off-grid living may look easy on Instagram but this family’s tragic ending tells a different story It has been reported that the Colorado family had watched YouTube tutorials to prepare for living in the wildnerness. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 2nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Kosovo Withdrawal of Serbian troops from Kosovo border 'welcome' - US NATO has called on both sides to negotiate as "the only way to achieve lasting peace". -
Armenia The challenges ahead for Armenia after the fall of Nagorno-Karabakh Tens of thousands of homeless people travel to Armenia, where the leader faces daily protests amid a row with Russia. -
Climate Private jet ban called for in open letter: Which European countries take the most flights? A private jet flew every six minutes from one European country in 2022. -
Earth News Toxic tyre dust: This source of microplastic pollution could be the worst of all Some 2 billion tyres are made a year. What is the environmental cost of the 'chemical cocktail' that goes into them? -
Europe News Slovak election winner's pro-Kremlin rhetoric raises eyebrows in Brussels Robert Fico has spoken extensively about stopping his country's supply of weaponry to Ukraine. -
World News EU Foreign Ministers hold Kyiv press conference The previously unannounced meeting is a show of "unwavering" support for the Ukrainian government. -
Earth News England bans single-use plastic: What is and isn’t included in the new rules? Campaigners have warned that the ban leaves out some of the most polluting items. -
World News If you’re saying no to war, you have to say no to oil Fossil fuels fund war. That might be a sentiment you’ve seen or heard before, plastered onto placards or shouted by activists. But what does it really mean, Lucy Hall writes. -
Design Everything you should know about the Sphere: Las Vegas' multi-billion dollar entertainment venue The Sphere is finally here - and it's already generated quite a buzz. -
Culture news American Football (Taylor’s Version): What’s up with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce? Taylor Swift is still filling football stadiums in the US, even while on a break from her Eras Tour. Here's all you need to know about why Swifties are now into the NFL. -
Business UK minimum wage set to rise in 2024 Two million people will be affected by the increase. Full-time workers on the minimum wage will earn £1,000 (€1,153) more next year, says the Conservative Party. -
Economy UK house prices are plummeting at the most rapid pace in over a decade With prices falling by more than 5% in the year to September, this could be the moment to invest in real estate. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 2nd – 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 Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman win Nobel Prize in medicine for development of mRNA vaccines Nobel announcements continue with the physics prize on Tuesday, chemistry on Wednesday and literature on Thursday. The Nobel Peace Prize will be announced on Friday and the economics award on October 9. -
Economy Eurozone unemployment still at its lowest level in August, at 6.4% Unemployment rates continue to decrease in countries that use the euro. For the European Union as a whole, the unemployment rate stood at 5.9% in August, the same as in May and June. -
World News Will the European Parliament walk the talk and protect journalists? In a democratic society, where we rely on journalists to act as public watchdogs, we cannot have them worried about becoming a target of government-sanctioned spying, Sebastian Becker, Chloé Berthélémy and Shubham Kaushik write. -
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan issues warrant for former separatist leader as UN mission arrives in Nagorno-Karabakh Almost all the enclave's ethnic Armenian population of 120,000 people have now fled to Armenia as Azerbaijan cements political control of the region. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Western 'weariness' of supporting Kyiv, US aid at stake, France strikes arms deals All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Ukraine 'Historic' meeting of EU foreign ministers in Kyiv to support Ukraine as allies show signs of strain EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said the foreign ministers’ first joint meeting outside EU borders sent a signal that EU support is “unwavering” and underscored the EU’s commitment to Ukraine. -
USA How old is too old when you're a leader? Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley calls for "lucidity" tests for US politicians over 75 years to check they remain mentally competent. -
World News Has Prigozhin's demise changed Russia's plans in Africa? Wagner mercenaries have been involved on the African continent for years. So has Prigozhin's demise jeopardised Russia's plans for the African continent? -
Lifestyle Arc 1950: The made to measure ski resort celebrates its 20th anniversary To mark World Architecture Day, we visited Arc 1950 in the French Alps. The 'faux' village was built by a North American mega-developer who bucked the 20th-century trend for high modernist designs and returned to its Savoyarde roots. -
World News Schengen Zone: Are border controls making a comeback? Some Schengen countries have resumed checks at internal European borders. They say it's necessary, given the ongoing migration crisis facing the EU. But what will this mean for Romania and Bulgaria, who have been waiting to join the Schengen Area more than 15 years? -
How is a groundbreaking new submarine cable changing the game for international businesses? Between the steady increase in post-pandemic remote working and the expansion into emerging markets, reliable network connectivity is increasingly important to businesses today. -
Finland Finland faces autumn of discontent with strikes and protests over government's austerity budget Trade union leaders say the right-wing government is a 'reverse Robin Hood' administration: cutting benefits to the poor, but rewarding the rich with tax breaks. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 2nd – 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 ‘Blade runners’ fight back against controversial ULEZ scheme in London Self-proclaimed 'freedom fighters' believe that London mayor Sadiq Khan's extension of the scheme, which aims to improve air quality in the city, is an attack on their civil rights. -
Netherlands Groningen gas field: A dangerous place to live More than 3,000 homes have had to be demolished due to earthquake damage and from 2015, gas production has been scaled down.