19 October 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment WATCH: Deserted streets at the Rafah border crossing Humanitarian workers at the Egypt-Gaza border again warned that the aid must be allowed in as soon as possible, as perishable supplies had already begun to spoil. -
Ukraine Kyiv a step closer to banning Ukrainian Orthodox Church Ukrainian lawmakers passed a bill on Thursday that would ban religious organisations and churches with alleged ties to Moscow. -
Europe News EU ministers debate functionality of border system in wake of terror attacks EU interior ministers discussed on Thursday the lessons the EU should learn after two terrorist attacks hit Europe in just one week. -
France Arras attack: Mourners pay tribute to 'much loved' teacher Dominique Bernard The murder of Dominique Bernard on 13 October, almost three years to the day after the murder of history and geography teacher Samuel Paty in the Paris region, sent shockwaves through the teaching profession in particular. -
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Football Now Men's Ballon d'Or 2023: Who will be crowned the world's best player? Who will win the 2023 Men's Ballon d'Or? -
Focus Podlaskie: Poland's 'green lung' aims to become an investment and innovation hub From wood and construction to the agri-food sector, the Polish region of Podlaskie has ambitious plans to become a hub for international investment and innovation. -
Nutrition Eating red meat linked to increased risk of type 2 diabetes, study shows Replacing red meat with plant-based protein sources like nuts and vegetables may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes, according to a new study. -
Earth News ‘We pray for our opponents’: Nuns respond after video of green activist being tackled goes viral A long running dispute between a religious order and ecologists in France turned physical this week as local police call for calm. -
World News Mass arrests following pro-Palestinian rally in Berlin According to German police, more than 60 officers were "wounded by stones, flaming liquids and acts of rebellion." -
Residences Azerbaijan: Inside the salt mountain health centre trying to ‘cure’ tourists’ respiratory troubles See inside the salt mountain where people travel from all over the world to stay and breathe deep. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 19th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Pour l'amour d'une langue: France opens historic cultural centre dedicated to French Visitors will be able to view the famous Villers-Cotterêts ordinance, signed in 1539 by François I, as well as receive personalised reading recommendations from an artificial intelligence machine. -
USA Israel-Hamas war expected to overshadow EU-US summit in Washington The EU’s top officials will head to Washington Friday for the first official summit between the two sides in over two years and at a time when the issues seemingly continue to pile up. -
Travel News European airline's introduction of child-free zones on planes sparks anger Corendon is the first European carrier to offer this service, following the lead of some international carriers like AirAsia. -
Europe News EU urged to help stop Gaza massacre as MEPs call for 'humanitarian pause' Pressure increased on Thursday on the European Union to help find practical solutions to spare lives in Gaza, as the European Parliament adopted a resolution calling for a "humanitarian pause". -
World News Residents seeking sanctuary in Gaza hospitals fear further attacks Near Khan Younis in southern Gaza, our correspondent Nebal Hajjo visited the Nasser Medical Hospital, where staff continue to try to treat some of the thousands wounded. -
Nature Wild or not? Disagreements over charity call to stop keeping elephants in zoos Born Free is calling on the government and UK zoos to release elephants back to their natural habitats. But other experts disagree. -
Gaza Tensions escalate in Jerusalem after claims that al-Ahli Arab hospital blast in Gaza killed hundreds The facts around what happened at the hospital are disputed, with Hamas blaming Israel while Israel - and the White House - says it was Hamas who caused the blast. -
Gaza Israeli airstrikes continue as Gaza waits for aid Israel's operation against the Hamas militant group in the Gaza Strip continued on Wednesday night with airstrikes killing dozens of Palestinians. Euronews correspondent Valérie Gauriat reports on the latest in Gaza. -
World News Energy could be the spark the EU’s democratic future needs If they want to take the wind out of the sails of their populist competitors in the upcoming European electoral campaign, democratic parties should propose a future European energy project that convinces citizens, Benedek Jávor and Taube Van Melkebeke write. -
Spain Spain's far-right Vox wants to freeze residence permits for people from 'Islamic culture' Spain's far-right has tabled a proposal to stop granting citizenship and residence permits to people from 'Islamic culture'. -
Tech News Amazon starts testing new robot that can lift items in warehouses Amazon is experimenting with a two-legged robot that can lift boxes. At the same time, it has rolled out another robot at a Houston warehouse. -
World News EU demands Meta and TikTok detail efforts to curb disinformation from Israel-Hamas war The European Commission asked Meta and TikTok to explain the measures they have taken to reduce the risk of spreading and amplifying terrorist and violent content, hate speech and disinformation. -
Health news Fake Ozempic pens identified in European countries, EU regulators warn Ozempic is a diabetes medicine that has been in high demand. -
Business Netflix raises prices again in UK, US and France after password crackdown brings in more subscribers 8.8 million people across the world joined the streaming giant between July and September, latest numbers reveal. -
Climate ‘A chance to act’: Researchers say it isn’t too late to save Greenland’s ice sheet There’s good news for the ice sheet, which may withstand temporary breaches in 1.5C, but emissions must still drop quickly. -
Culture news Dutch ‘Indiana Jones of art world’ recovers a further six stolen paintings Art sleuth Arthur Brand says the works taken from Medemblik town hall were dropped off at his home. -
Germany Berlin remembers victims of the Holocaust 82 years after its first deportations Berlin remembers the victims of the Holocaust some 82 years after its first deportations devastated its Jewish community. -
Europe Decoded Planned EU laws on child sexual abuse have sparked a bitter privacy row. Why? Some have argued the proposed EU law could usher in mass surveillance in the bloc through the scanning of all communications, including encrypted messages. -
Travel News Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon: What is the latest travel advice amid the Israel-Hamas war? The UK and EU governments have already warned against all but essential travel to Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories. -
Smart Health Biosimilars: a cheaper yet equally efficient alternative to name-brand medications The European Commission's pharmaceutical reform would improve access to cheaper biosimilar medicines and speed up the time it takes to access the market. -
Sport Politician calls to strip footballer Karim Benzema of French citizenship over Muslim Brotherhood It comes after French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said in a television interview that Benzema is "notoriously linked with the Muslim Brotherhood." -
Smart Health What is medical interchangeability and how does it apply to Biosimilars? Have you ever heard of the concept of 'interchangeability' in the medical field? We went to the European Medicines Agency to understand what it is and what it means for EU patients and health systems. -
Business Deutsche Bahn sells European subsidiary Arriva to Miami-based infrastructure investor Deutsche Bahn, Germany's state-owned railway operator, has agreed to sell its European public transport subsidiary, Arriva, to US-based infrastructure investor I Squared Capital, the company announced on Thursday. -
North Korea Russia-North Korea relationship on a 'new level,' says Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov Sergei Lavrov thanked North Korea for its strong support for Russia’s war on Ukraine, claiming the bilateral relationship has reached a "new strategic level" -
Culture news "The Oscars definitely brought us together": Jada Pinkett Smith tells why she's standing by her man Euronews Culture sat down with Jada Pinkett Smith to discuss her reflections on the infamous Oscars slap, her relationship with husband Will Smith and her new bombshell memoir. -
Markets London wins back title as Europe’s largest stock market from Paris The London Stock Exchange's performance was lifted by increasing oil prices, according to a Bloomberg index. -
Earth News ‘Reclaiming our identity’: Lahaina fights to revive ancient trees nearly wiped out by wildfires Efforts to revive Lahaina’s surviving trees have included trucking in water, applying compost extract and testing soil. -
Space Scientists test new procedures to solve health emergencies in space From ultrasound technology to pioneering surgical techniques in microgravity, radiology could play a major role in space medicine. -
Europe News Mahsa Amini and Woman, Life and Freedom Movement in Iran awarded top EU human rights prize Mahsa Amini and the Woman, Life and Freedom Movement in Iran were on Thursday awarded the European Parliament's Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought. -
Business Nokia fires at least 9,000 employees amid global telecommunication slowdown Finnish company Nokia is letting go of at least 10% of its staff, following disappointing third quarter results. The telecoms sector is experiencing decreased activity globally, resulting in thousands of job cuts. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 19th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Moments Murders, spectres and smugglers: Here are 5 spooky train journeys in Europe The only thing that’s not scary is the carbon emissions you’ll save from not flying. -
Europe News Spanish presidency eyes December vote to decide Schengen accession of Romania and Bulgaria The long-running impasse over the Schengen accession of Romania and Bulgaria might be put to a new vote in early December. -
Culture news Burt Young, who played Paulie in 'Rocky' films, dies at 83 Young was best known for playing the mumbling-and-grumbling best friend, corner man and and brother-in-law of Sylvester Stallone in the Rocky franchise. -
Ocean Noise pollution: What we learnt (and forgot) from whale deaths in the Canary Islands 21 years ago Noise pollution in our oceans is increasing. To investigate its consequences and possible solutions, we go back in time to September 2002, when a tragic event changed underwater noise research forever. Watch our report by clicking on the video above. -
Gaza Israel-Hamas war: Rafah border crossing with Egypt to open on Friday, say Egyptian media sources Follow live updates on day 13 of the Israel-Hamas war. -
World News ‘It scars you for life’: Workers sue Meta claiming viewing brutal videos caused psychological trauma More than 20% of the staff Meta hired to check the violent content of Facebook and Instagram are on sick leave due to psychological trauma. -
United Kingdom As cold weather looms, concerns grow again about energy bills Around 40% of Brits are keeping their heating off, as NGOs issue stark warnings of a coming crisis. -
The Cube Fact-check: Has Ukraine supplied Hamas militants with NATO weapons? Some social media users and Russian officials are saying Hamas militants are using weapons supplied by Kyiv. However, there is no concrete evidence to establish a link between Hamas' military arsenal and Ukraine. -
Spain More than 400 animals rescued as Spain trafficking ring dismantled More than 400 animals, mainly cats and dogs, have been rescued from an illegal trading network in Spain. -
Culture news Director Terry Gilliam: “We’re living in a time where irony is not recognized anymore” "When we can’t distinguish between hate and humour, we are fucked! And that’s my feeling about life." Warning: This article contains strong language. (Right from the start) -
Culture news 'The Oscars definitely brought us together': Jada Pinkett Smith addresses claims about her marriage Euronews Culture sat down with Jada Pinkett Smith to discuss her reflections on the infamous Oscars slap, her relationship with Will Smith, and her upcoming new memoir, 'Worthy' - out on 24 October.
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Business UK: Alcohol-free beverages to be labelled as ‘wine’ amid industry rule easing The UK government wants to water down wine in an effort to make consumers’ lives easier and favour the post-Brexit UK wine industry. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: How well do you know birthday boy Michael Myers? On this day (in fiction), the Halloween franchise’s central character and the ultimate bogeyman, Michael Myers, is born. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 19th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.