5 October 2023 | Euronews
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Russia Putin says hand grenade fragments found in bodies of Prigozhin plane crash victims Vladimir Putin said the head of the investigative committee told him that explosive traces were discovered in the remains of people killed in a plane crash in Russia in August. Wagner mercenary group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin was among the dead. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Russia moves warships out of Crimea as Ukrainian strikes continue Ukrainian officials say that the sea battlefront line has been pushed back at least 185 km from Ukraine’s coast since Russia's full-scale invasion began. -
World News Drone attack kills 80 and wounds 240 at a Syrian military graduation ceremony, official says The strike killed civilians, including six children, as well as military personnel, and there were concerns the death toll could rise as many of the wounded were in serious condition, Health Minister Hassan al-Ghabash said. -
Azerbaijan EU Parliament accuses Baku of 'ethnic cleansing' in Nagorno-Karabakh The European Parliament approved a resolution saying it ''considers that the current situation amounts to ethnic cleansing and strongly condemns threats and violence committed by Azerbaijani troops.'' -
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Europe News Paris and Rome call for 'coalition of the willing' with other European nations to stem migration Migration was not meant to be discussed at the European Political Community summit on Thursday, but just like it does at the EU level, it quickly found its way high up on the agenda. -
World News Russia strikes deal to build new Black Sea naval base in breakaway Abkhazia region Abkhasia's leader says he has agreed to allow Moscow to set up a naval base in the Black Sea port of Novorossysk after a series of Ukrainian attacks on Russia's fleet in Sevastopol. -
Europe News Albanian and Serbian leaders call for 'new approach' to EU enlargement A new approach to joining the European Union is needed, according to both the Prime Minister of Albania and President of Serbia, who bemoaned the length of time the process is taking for their countries. -
Football Now What is it like to follow European football in Australia? The country is 10 hours ahead of the Premier League and 14,000km away from Europe. -
Earth News Alaskans get a €1,250 oil cheque this week. The unique benefit is a blessing and a curse Alaska is sitting on a nest-egg oil fund. But dividing it up is an 'emotionally charged' matter for citizens. -
Travel News This viral advert has won an award for showing off the best of Europe’s rail network These journeys through Switzerland, Occitanie and Vienna show the excitement and freedom of travelling Europe by train. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 5th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
How can intergenerational workforces benefit companies? In today’s post-lockdown world, hybrid working is the norm in many workplaces. -
Earth News Flood zones: Cities, towns and villages are rapidly expanding into high risk areas, study shows The study says that rather than adapting their exposure to climatic hazards, many countries are actively increasing it. -
Economy In Singapore, the right to own a car costs more than €100,000 - plus the cost of the car The city-state introduced the license system decades ago to combat traffic jams and pollution. -
Moments Armchair travel and carbon passports: Experts predict dystopian future if we don’t cut emissions now Flying could soon be limited by personal carbon allowances, report warns. -
World News Here is why the EU should deepen its relations with Central Asia While the economic and diplomatic benefits are evident, the real win for the EU would be in shaping a narrative of partnership and shared progress, Emil Avdaliani writes. -
Culture news Uncovered: Stage found where Shakespeare performed in Norfolk theatre The oldest running theatre in the UK has uncovered some of the original floorboards, on which the actual William Shakespeare acted. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: At least 50 people killed in Russian strike on a village in eastern Ukraine President Zelenskyy denounced the attack on the store and cafe in the village of Hroza as a “demonstrably brutal Russian crime” and “a completely deliberate act of terrorism.” -
Business Ubisoft's reset button: 'Assassin's Creed Mirage' sets the stage for redemption Ubisoft aims to reclaim its gaming throne with 'Assassin's Creed Mirage' amidst a tumultuous past, banking on a steady stream of new releases and strategic investments in cloud gaming and VR. -
Europe News Children of political prisoners request ICC probe into Tunisian government The children of four opposition figures imprisoned in Tunisia have asked the International Criminal Court (ICC) to launch an investigation into the political persecution and human rights violations allegedly committed by President Kais Saied's government. -
Tech News Musk's X, formerly Twitter, has changed how it displays news articles by scrapping headlines The social media platform's billionaire owner Elon Musk had said the change would give news articles a better look. -
Economy Housing crisis: Number of young Portuguese homeowners has halved in 20 years Over two generations, the percentage of people aged under 25 who own their own home has fallen by around 50%. -
The Cube Fact-check: Misleading posts claim anti-Zelenskyy protests broke out in Kyiv A viral photo viewed tens of thousands of times falsely claims to show an anti-war protest in Kyiv. However, the photo was taken in 2018 in Italy during a demonstration in favour of the construction of a high-speed railway. -
Travel News Bulgaria: Experts say tourism is booming thanks to cheap beer and friendly locals Plus the Bulgarian Minister of Tourism's top recommendation for tourists. -
Europe News Tunisia is free to 'wire back' EU money if it doesn't want it, says European Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi, the European Commissioner for enlargement and neighbourhood, has said Tunisia is free to "wire back" the €60 million in EU funds that were transferred earlier this week. -
Culture news Norwegian writer Jon Fosse wins the 2023 Nobel Prize in Literature The novelist and playwright was announced as the winner of the top prize in literature. -
Mobility Cities were not designed with women in mind. How can the situation be improved? Safety is one of the main reasons women avoid public transport but it’s not the only one. -
USA US funding for Ukraine's war effort thrown into doubt by huge political row Ukraine finds itself caught in the middle as Republicans squabbled over whether to support military funding and their own House speaker. -
Europe Decoded The EU says it must enlarge. But why did it stop in the first place? Enlargement is regularly touted as the EU’s most effective foreign policy, but since its biggest wave of new members joined in 2004, the process has largely stalled. -
Business Forbes 400: Donald Trump kicked off richest people’s list The ex-US president is once again dropped off the list of US’ 400 richest people. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 5th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Mobility Man 'kidnapped' by his runaway EV had to have police ram his car off the road The motorist from Glasgow couldn't get his EV to brake. Instead, he was trapped in his moving vehicle until police were forced to take drastic action. -
Destinations Halloween in Shibuya? Tourists urged to stay away from famous Tokyo destination Authorities are concerned that big crowds could lead to disaster. -
Earth News Mont Blanc: Western Europe's highest peak is shrinking, researchers say Equipped with cutting-edge tools and a drone, around twenty people climbed the summit in mid-September to carry out point-by-point measurements. -
Culture news British actor Julia Ormond sues Harvey Weinstein for sexual assault and battery In a lawsuit filed on Wednesday, Julia Ormond says Harvey Weinstein sexually assaulted her and sabotaged her career, accusing Disney of looking the other way. -
Iran 'Unbearable' alleged assault on Iran teen condemned in Europe "Once again a young woman in Iran is fighting for her life. Just because she showed her hair on the subway," wrote German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock. -
World News Five decades on, European patents continue to help us tackle emerging crises The EPC is a cornerstone on which European innovation has prospered over the last 50 years — and is just as relevant today as the day it was signed, António Campinos writes. -
Tech News Apple releases fix for issue causing the iPhone 15 to run 'warmer than expected' The new iOS addresses an issue that caused the iPhones to run "warmer than expected". -
Business Belgium monitoring China's Alibaba over spying concerns Belgium's security service says the Chinese company's logistics arm in Liège is causing suspicion over its use of private information. -
Ocean Why are so many dead dolphins washing up on the French Atlantic coast? Fishers accidentally catch many animals such as sharks, birds, whales and turtles. In the Bay of Biscay, it’s mainly dolphins that get caught in nets, and once they get entangled, they have little chance of surviving. -
Europe News Blow to European leaders' summit as Azerbaijan, Turkey are no-shows Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan pulled out of the gathering in Granada, Spain, at the last minute, robbing the summit of one of its key deliverables, an EU-brokered meeting with his Armenian counterpart to diffuse tensions in the Caucasus. -
Tech News AI will surpass human intelligence in a decade, says Japan's leading businessman Masayoshi Son, CEO of Japan's Softbank, has urged Japanese companies to adopt it or risk falling behind progress. -
Economy IMF: Private sector needs to shoulder most of the climate investment burden Developing countries need $2 trillion in annual climate investments - IMF says the majority has to come from the private sector. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Counteroffensive 'fatigue', Moscow's 'plan' to target civilian ships, Hungary EU aid All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Lifestyle Ready to wear and wow? How to dress to impress this autumn As the leaves start to fall and a chill creeps into the air, you'll likely be thinking about what to wear in the months ahead. Euronews Culture has got you with this handy guide to the top trends for the coming season. -
Earth News 'A death sentence': September was world's hottest on record by an 'extraordinary' margin The Copernicus Climate Change Service said the global average temperature for September broke records by such an absurd margin that climate experts are struggling to describe the phenomenon. -
Culture news Battle for Bouquinistes: Paris authorities clash with booksellers over Olympic relocation The 2024 Paris Olympics' opening ceremony, a historic event taking place on the renowned River Seine instead of a traditional sports venue, holds little cause for celebration among the centuries-old riverbank booksellers. -
Poland Berlin, babies and borders: What issues shaped Poland's 2023 election? Euronews looked at the main issues - and flashpoints - that influenced that pivotal vote. -
My Europe Series A refugee crisis is developing in Armenia. A political crisis will likely quickly follow Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan faces the challenge of providing for Nagorno Karabakh refugees while mitigating risks of Azeri aggression against sovereign Armenian territory. -
Travel News Save money and avoid delays: What are the best days to book your flight? The report from travel site Expedia found that being too well prepared and booking your flight far in advance could actually cost you money. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 5th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Lesser known facts about 007 on James Bond Day 5 October 1962: “The name’s Bond, James Bond” -
Culture news What's in a name? Why changing València to Valéncia is a big political problem in Spain The subtle but controversial change in the direction of the accent perfectly reflects the division in the Spanish political landscape. -
Business Housing crisis: Andorra is getting fed up with wealthy foreigners Andorran MPs change real estate rules as internet celebrities and wealthy foreign investors flock to the tax haven. -
United Kingdom Why are Britain's Conservatives embracing European fringe conspiracy theories? At its last party conference before an election it's expected to lose, Britain’s ruling party is bringing fringe ideas into the mainstream.