10 October 2023 | Euronews
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Israel What next for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? With a diplomatic solution currently out of reach, analysts call for neighbouring countries to help restore stability to the region. -
Europe News Israel has right to self-defence, but some actions 'counter international law' - Borrell Israel has the right to defend itself, but some of its actions since Hamas' unprecedented assault on Saturday "counter" international humanitarian law, the EU's top diplomat Josep Borrell said on Tuesday evening. -
Israel ‘They shot children, babies, old people’: kibbutz survivors describe Hamas’ deadly assault More than 100 bodies were discovered in one Kibbutz alone, according to the NGO Zaka. -
World News War in Ukraine: One-third of Ukrainian territory has been mined since Russian invasion Russian forces are reportedly intensifying their efforts to mine the Robotyne-Verbove area in a bid to block Ukrainian troops on the front lines, away from the Zaporizhzhia region. -
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Niger First French troops depart Niger as military junta beds in Anti-French protests outside embassy compound in Niamey marked a new hostility towards Paris's operations in the Sahel. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 10th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ecotech ‘Exactly how we should be responding to the energy crisis’: UK mega wind farm produces first power A single rotation of this wind turbine - twice as tall as the London Eye - can power a home for two days. -
Europe News Commissioner Várhelyi went solo with suspension of EU funds for Palestinians, prompting U-turn The European Commission scrambled on Tuesday to explain the contradictory messages sent by their officials regarding the bloc's aid for the Palestinian territories in reaction to the unfolding Israel-Hamas war. -
Earth News The coal industry needs to shed 1 million jobs by 2050. Luckily millions of new green roles are here Coal’s days are numbered, but governments must make plans to ensure workers do not suffer from the energy transition. -
wellbeing Girls have worse mental health than boys in Europe, WHO says Girls in 44 countries in Europe and Central Asia scored lower on mental well-being, said the World Health Organization (WHO) on World Mental Health Day. -
Tech News Soaring demand for AI could see the technology consume enough energy to power a small country An academic has crunched the numbers to show how the energy demands of artificial intelligence (AI) could be equivalent to those of an entire country. -
Health news First human clinical trial of new cat allergy vaccine to be launched in UK The first patients were recruited at the Royal Brompton Hospital in London to begin clinical trials. -
Sport UK and Ireland to host football's Euro 2028 tournament, Italy and Turkey to host 2032 edition The five neighboring UEFA member federations - England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland - had been a long-time favourite to win the tournament bid. -
Destinations How a German island in the North Sea became a magnet for the rich and famous The island began to gain fame in the 1960s when it reinvented itself as a party hotspot. -
Markets Green stocks in the red: renewable sector tumbles as investors pull out billions High-interest rates and inflation left the sector's share prices plummeting more than 30% in the past three months. -
Finland Finland investigating possible sabotage of Baltic gas pipeline to Estonia Engineers first noticed a drop in pressure in the early hours of Sunday morning and decided to cut off the flow of gas. -
Markets France is back on track to become the world's leading wine producer, ahead of Italy Due to a drop in Italian wine production, France is set to become the world's leading producer for 2023. -
Business Chinese property development giant Country Garden is on the verge of default Country Garden, one of China’s largest property groups, warned on Tuesday that it would “not be able to meet all of its offshore payment obligations." -
Business Terror attack survivors take TotalEnergies to court Jihadist attack survivors in Mozambique and victims’ relatives are pressing charges against TotalEnergies, saying the energy giant failed to assist them during the Palma attack of 2021. -
No Comment Israel pounds Gaza neighborhoods, as people scramble for safety in sealed-off territory Smoke billows over Gaza following Israeli strikes on the enclave, four days after a surprise assault by Palestinian militant group Hamas that left the country reeling. -
Europe News 'I cannot condemn' Hamas attack in the current situation - deputy head of Palestine mission to EU The deputy head of the Palestine mission to the European Union has refused to condemn Hamas' brutal assault on Israel "until the day when there is an independent, sovereign Palestinian state." -
Nature Over 75% of Earth’s undescribed plants threatened by extinction, new report warns How can you save what you can’t name? Major new plant and fungi report tackles ‘knowledge gaps’ and urges conservation. -
Gaza Explained: What is Hamas, the terror group behind this weekend's unprecedented attack on Israel? The group was founded during the first Intifada, and is considered a terrorist organisation by the European Union. -
Ukraine Russia is trying to demoralise Ukraine's Western backers. We can't let it succeed By stopping an aggressive, revisionist Russia dead in its tracks, the West would achieve continental security, showing the autocracies on the rise that vitality hasn’t been drained from the democratic world, Aleksandar Đokić writes. -
Ecotech From pipe to pint: This eco-beer is brewed from the water that goes down your sink ‘It tastes like a nice, crisp, Kölsch style ale. You'd have no idea the source of the water’ -
Culture news 2,000-year-old 'Tomb of Cerberus' with stunning frescoes discovered in Italy Preliminary assessments suggest that the tomb dates back approximately 2,000 years to the Republican and Imperial Roman ages. -
Design Art therapy: How one man transformed an abandoned Italian town to help his son To celebrate World Mental Health Day, the international day for global mental health education, awareness and advocacy against social stigma, we bring you the story of Giovanni Casale, who came up with the idea of transforming his ancestral town into an art therapy project for his son. -
Poland Leading Polish candidates court voters ahead of election that could determine country's future Poland’s election will determine if the ruling conservative Law and Justice party will remain in power and continue its eurosceptic policies. -
France Mélenchon condemned as 'enemy of the republic' over attacks on French Jewish organisation France's leading hardline leftist has been accused of 'legitimising terrorism' since Hamas's violent attack on Israel. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 10th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Euronews Tech Talks Are humans able to hibernate to travel deeper into space? Hibernation might be the solution to long, risky, and challenging space missions, the European Space Agency (ESA) says. But how can humans do it? -
Climate Deadly, humid heat could ‘send a lot of people to emergency medical care’ this century, study shows 1.5 billion people could face deadly humid heat each year under a 3°C global temperature rise, a new study shows. -
Art Siena Photo Awards 2023: Take a look at the powerful winning images This year's Siena Photo Awards winners offer a breathtaking glimpse into the full spectrum of the human experience, spanning from deep-sea divers' adventures to emotional farewells at war. -
Health news 'Trying to find solutions’: Worsening drugs shortage is leaving pharmacists and patients in the dark Shortages of common older medicines are increasing. Experts say it’s in part because pharmaceutical companies are de-incentivised from producing them. -
Business Unfair Chinese competition: EU plans anti-subsidy steel probe In a joint effort with Washington, the European Union is planning anti-subsidy investigations against Chinese steelmakers. -
Markets France and Germany arm wrestle over EU electricity reform As European energy ministers gear up to meet on 17 October, France and Germany struggle to find a compromise. -
Economy Global GDP growth is lowest in decades, says IMF The global economy continues to recover, but GDP growth is going to slow down over the next two years, the IMF has said in its latest economic outlook. -
Culture news U2 changes ‘Pride’ lyrics to honour music fans slaughtered at Israeli music festival During a Las Vegas show, Bono altered the lyrics to one of their biggest hits to pay tribute to the victims of the Hamas attack at a music festival last weekend. -
Israel GALLERY: The most powerful images from Israel-Gaza conflict Impactful images from both sides of the brutal conflict, as seen through the lens of Associated Press photographers. -
Culture news It’s official: Hollywood writers approve new contract as actors continue negotiating The writers won a major pay raise, more staff on TV shows and controls of artificial intelligence in scripts. Actors continue negotiating Wednesday. -
Tech News Israel's tech sector goes to a war footing as staff face call-ups and investors brace for conflict Israel boasts the second largest tech ecosystem outside of Silicon Valley, accounting for a fifth of GDP. Now war poses major disruption. -
Russia 'The Kremlin doesn't care': Ex-Wagner fighters cause havoc in Russia and the Caucasus Letting convicts loose in a war zone and then releasing them back into society shows the state has "little regard for ordinary people", one expert told Euronews. -
The Cube Misinformation further inflames the Israel-Palestine conflict In times of conflict, social media has been used as a way to track unfolding events in real-time. But trying to keep afloat of events in Israel and Gaza proves otherwise. Euronews has rounded up some of the most viral and misleading claims. -
Culture news Taylor Swift & Beyoncé: Is the concert film the surprise trend of 2023 fall season? It's the unexpected trend of the fall season... As ‘Taylor Swift: Eras Tour’ concert film crosses $100 million in advance sales globally, and Beyoncé readies herself to release her own in December, we ask ourselves: Is the concert film back? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 10th – 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: The day London Bridge was inaugurated… in Arizona? 10 October 1971: London Bridge opens to the public in Lake Havasu, Arizona, after being shipped halfway around the world from its original home in the British capital. -
Gaza Hamas launches new rocket attack on Israeli city of Ashkelon Follow our live blog to see how events unfolded on the 4th day of conflict between Hamas and Israel.