9 October 2023 | Euronews
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Israel Hamas threatens to kill a hostage every time Israel strikes civilian targets in Gaza without warning More than 100 Israeli civilians and soldiers are being held hostage by Hamas in the Gaza Strip after the militant group launched a surprise attack on Southern Israel on Saturday. -
France France increases police presence at synagogues as Jews fear reprisals due to Israel-Hamas war Security has been stepped up around Jewish places of worship and schools in several French cities as members of the country's Jewish community fear a rise in antisemitic attacks because of the Israel-Hamas war. -
Indonesia Indonesia is rapidly asserting itself as a formidable presence on the global stage Amidst a global landscape riddled with rivalries, Indonesia continues to lead by example, advocating for nations to collaborate on pressing global issues — serving as a geopolitical and economic bridge, Arsjad Rasjid writes. -
Israel International community divided on response to Hamas attack on Israel Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Monday that talks on a two-state solution that delivered for the peaceful co-existence of Israel and Palestine were the only way forward once hostilities had terminated. -
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Ukraine UN reports 4,621 civilian casualties, including 1,028 killed, in six months in Ukraine The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) also reveals testimony of torture and abuse of detainees by their Russian captors. -
Work High schools in Denmark are embracing ChatGPT as a teaching tool rather than shunning it The boom of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots prompted one teacher to start incorporating it into the classroom, rather than blocking it. -
Scenes Meet the children shining a spotlight on China’s ancient operatic tradition "Cantonese opera differs from movies because movies can have many takes. But in Cantonese Opera, every move that looks easy actually is very hard to perform with finesse." -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 9th – 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 NATO bomb disposal training now crucial part of Ukraine military support An annual exercise aimed at showing recruits how to get rid of explosive devices took part in Iceland. -
France 'Blue night' in Corsica as 20 homes targeted by independence arsonists The FLNC's overnight attacks came just ten days after a visit by French President Emmanuel Macron who offered Corsica "autonomy within the Republic." -
Greece Greece’s ruling New Democracy party dominates country's local elections Greece's conservative New Democracy (ND) party won seven of its 13 regions in its local elections, and now it's hoping to take the other six. -
Health news This woman’s bowel cancer disappeared after taking new drug for 6 months A 42-year-old woman had no evidence of cancer after receiving the drug dostarlimab which is still in early trials for treatment of a rare form of colorectal cancer. -
Belgium Trial of two ex-Rwandan officials accused of war crimes and genocide begins in Brussels This is the sixth trial in Belgium's capital linked to the 1994 genocide of the Tutsi in Rwanda that killed hundreds of thousands of people. -
Climate October heatwave expected in parts of Europe after countries record hottest ever September France, Germany and the UK all recorded their hottest ever September last month. -
Smart Regions PICSA: the European project for sustainable construction and transport in Andalucía The Spanish region of Andalucía is on a mission to insulate thousands of buildings to prevent heat loss and regulate temperatures indoors and it's all thanks to a European initiative. -
Lifestyle Nigerian influencer offers a glossary of modern French "sex words" in new book In a post-#MeToo world, author and influencer Camille Aumont Carnel questions what the words we use convey about our sexualities in her new book. -
Culture news ‘We love a big opening!’ London's Vagina Museum reopens with Endometriosis exhibition Thanks to a successful crowdfunding appeal, the world's first museum dedicated to vaginas is relaunching in November. -
Europe News EU to review its Palestine financial aid to ensure no 'indirect' support to terrorism The European Commission confirmed on Monday evening it was launching an urgent review of its financial assistance for Palestine to ensure "no EU funding indirectly enables any terrorist organisation to carry out attacks against Israel." -
Travel News ‘Shame on you’: Cruise ship passengers greeted by protesters dressed as polar bears in France The World Traveller passengers disembarked to a crowd of 80 booing demonstrators in Brittany yesterday. -
Economy Europe can become energy self-sufficient by 2030, but it comes with a hefty price tag - study The European energy system could free itself from imports of gas and oil to the tune of €2 trillion, claims a new study. -
Explore Sunrise swims in ancient bogs: How Estonians are logging off from their tech-savvy lives? With four times more startups per capita than the European average, Estonia is one of the most digitally advanced societies in the world. Now, more and more locals are turning towards the country's stunning ancient bogland to help them disconnect. -
Syria Syrian sources say 20 people killed and 50 injured in a Turkish air raid Turkey has been targeting Kurdish forces in Iraq and Syria after a gun and bomb attack in Ankara on October 1st -
World News These are the unspoken truths about human smuggling To truly disrupt the underpinnings of smuggling networks, mere security enhancements won't cut it. We might find more success in reducing the demand for smuggling services rather than suppressing its supply, Dr Luigi Achilli writes. -
Israel 'Grave miscalculation': Why were Israel's intelligence services blindsided by Gaza attack? Multiple failures occurred before Hamas' unprecedented assault, a former Lieutenant Colonel in the Israeli army told Euronews. -
Earth News Funeral home performing ‘green’ burials investigated for improper storage of bodies Under Colorado law, green burials are legal but state code requires that any body not buried within 24 hours must be properly refrigerated. -
Culture news National museums in Wales are missing nearly 2,000 items Though mostly unvaluable household items, the missing objects recorded by Museum Wales include ancient coins, tiles, jewellery and tools. -
Markets Bank of Israel attempts to rein in volatile shekel following Hamas assault The Bank of Israel has announced that it is intervening on the foreign exchange market to mitigate the volatility of the Israeli currency, the shekel, which fell sharply after the surprise weekend offensive by the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas. -
Economy UK Labour Party to track down billions lost to COVID corruption if elected The UK's main opposition Labour Party says that if it wins power, it will appoint a “COVID corruption commissioner” to try and recoup some of the billions lost to fraud and waste during the pandemic. -
Climate What is El Niño doing to the Amazon? Brazilians struggle to make a living in dried-up village Cut off from Amazon River lifelines by record drought, these villagers are struggling to make a living. -
Culture news "Postcard from Earth": Take a look at Darren Aronofsky's sci-fi film at the Las Vegas Sphere Oscar-nominated director Darren Aronofsky debuts "Postcard from Earth" at Las Vegas' Sphere, a two hour documentary blending sci-fi and nature elements. -
Sweden Harvard Professor Claudia Goldin wins Nobel memorial economics prize Goldin becomes only the third woman to be awarded the prize since it was established in 1968 by Sweden's central bank. -
Economy Norway and Germany see economic slumps in August Norway’s economy has shrunk for the first time in four months as Germany's industrial output fell for the fourth consecutive month. -
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Markets Oil prices surge following Hamas attack on Israel The sudden aggravation of the conflict in the Middle East is fuelling oil supply disruptions fears. -
Luxembourg Luxembourg to form a new coalition government after Bettel's fails to reach majority on Sunday The choice of a coalition partner will fall upon the conservative party's CSV, who won 21 seats in the country's parliament. -
Culture news Björk and Rosalía team up to fight industrial fish farming in Iceland with new song Talk about a music collaboration we didn't see coming... -
Economy Morocco welcomes annual IMF-World Bank meeting a month after deadly earthquake Less than a two-hour drive from where families sleep in tents and earthquake rubble remain in piles, the world's most powerful financial institutions are gathering for a week of discussions on economic challenges during times of war, inequality and climate change. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: Race to find survivors after deadly quakes kill over 2,000 people Aid agencies and NGOs have appealed to the international community for help but only a handful of countries have publicly offered support, neighboring China and Pakistan are among them. -
Culture news British filmmaker Terence Davies, known for his poignant and lyrical dramas, dies at 77 Best-known for a pair of semi-autobiographical films that sensitively portray working-class life, British filmmaker Terence Davies died at home after a short illness. -
Food and Drink Highway to Hooch: AC/DC launch limited edition whiskey The band joins the likes of Motörhead, The Flaming Lips, and Bob Dylan in getting their very own whiskey... -
Lifestyle Healing ruins: resurrecting and refiguring history at Istanbul’s Zeyrek Çinili Hamam The wellness benefits of creating and consuming art are well documented. One historic bathhouse in Istanbul, however, is taking the crossover of creativity and wellbeing to a new level and unexpected directions. -
Culture news A life in clothes: Naomi Campbell's extraordinary fashion career gets the V&A treatment The exhibition called "NAOMI," which opens in June 2024, is the first time the V&A will dedicate a whole show to the career of a fashion model. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Guillermo del Toro's top 5 films 9 October 1964: Guillermo del Toro’s birthday -
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Israel 'We will change the Middle East', vows Israeli PM Netanyahu Israel has declared a "state of war" following Hamas's surprise weekend attack which blindsided the country's military and intelligence agencies. -
Spain Sexual crimes committed by minors in Spain and Italy are soaring, but why? Spain has the highest number of minors convicted of sexual offences since records began and in Italy the number rose by 15.7%, but why?