20 October 2023 | Euronews
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USA US and EU show united front in the face Israel-Hamas and Russia-Ukraine conflicts President Joe Biden welcomed European Union leaders at a moment when domestic US political chaos risks further destabilising international relations. -
USA US: Republicans drop Jim Jordan as their nominee for House speaker Republicans in the US dropped Jim Jordan as their nominee for House speaker after the Trump-ally failed on a third ballot. -
Europe News State of the Union: Polish election victory amid Middle East chaos The sudden eruption of violence in the Middle East has once again laid bare the divisions within the European Union over this decades-long conflict. -
Toxic resilience is the latest worrying workplace trend. Here’s what you need to know Employees may sometimes relegate their needs to second place for the sake of the company but that can have adverse consequences. -
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 20th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Mobility Dutch students test-drive the world’s first off-road solar vehicle in Morocco The two-seater, road-legal ‘Stella Terra’ model is powered via solar roof panels and has a 630 km range on a sunny day. -
Culture news Wim Wenders on cinema, the failed European dream, and his new film 'Perfect Days' Euronews Culture sits down with the recipient of this year's Prix Lumière: the great Wim Wenders. -
Health news AI chatbots are supposed to improve health care. But research says some are perpetuating racism Experts worry that AI chatbots could be perpetuating racist, debunked medical ideas. -
Italy Italy ordered to compensate 3 migrants for ‘inhumane and degrading treatment’ The ECHR found Italy guilty of subjecting three Tunisian migrants to "inhumane and degrading treatment" in its reception centre in Lampedusa. -
Climate El Niño is back: Surging temperatures bring extreme weather and threaten lives El Niño has returned. Here’s what the phenomenon means for extreme weather and global warming. -
Israel 'Bring our people back': Israeli volunteers work for the release of some 200 hostages Euronews visited the Israeli Forum for the Hostages and Missing Families where both relatives and volunteers are working tirelessly to bring them home. -
Ukraine Ukraine 'destroys Russian attack helicopters' as US pledges billions in aid Ukraine destroys Russian attack helicopters as US pledges billions in aid -
Culture news The rebirth of classic films grows at Lumière Festival It’s the meeting place for all classic films lovers and the only of its kind in the world. The International Classic Film Market (MIFC), hosted by the Festival Lumière in Lyon, France, has steadily positioned itself at the forefront of film restoration. -
Tech News EU AI Act trilogue to wrangle foundation models, governance issues – co-rapporteur Disagreements between the EU institutions over foundation AI models and governance issues are set to be wrangled during tomorrow’s (24 October) fifth trilogue negotiation taking place in Brussels, one of the AI Act’s MEP co-rapporteurs has told euronews. -
Economy Saving the rouble could have cost some of the Russian banks' profits in September High interest rates took a bite out of consumer lending and took a toll on banks' profits in September. -
Travel News Post-Brexit EU border checks: Facial scan EES system to be in place by late 2024 The EU had said the scheme would launch in 'late 2024' but now a British newspaper has published an exact date. -
Economy Cost of living and hot weather cause retail sales to fall in UK The cost of living crisis keeps on curtailing consumers’ ability to spend on non-essential items. This autumn’s exceptionally hot weather also deterred people from buying winter clothes. -
Culture news British stage and TV actress Haydn Gwynne dies aged 66 Her career included award-winning turns in Billy Elliot The Musical, as well as roles in TV shows Drop Dead Donkey, The Windsors and The Crown. -
Travel News New tourist tax and higher transport costs: How Japan is planning to combat overtourism Japan welcomed over 2 million international visitors for a fourth consecutive month in September. -
Tech News Generative AI fueling spread of deepfake pornography across the internet An analysis has revealed how the overwhelming majority of deepfake videos found online are pornography. -
Travel News Seating window seat passengers first saves time, says US airline. So why don’t more do it? The window seat just got even better under this airline’s new tried and tested policy. -
Europe News 'Not very welcome': Unease spreads in Brussels after Orbán-Putin meeting The images of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Russian President Vladimir Putin shaking hands in China have caused unease in Brussels at a time of rising concerns about fractures in Western unity. -
Earth News Welsh water plant illegally spilled sewage near protected dolphin habitat for a decade Protected species in the River Teifi and Cardigan Bay have been exposed to untreated sewage discharges for years. -
Economy Red alert for the EV market: China puts curb on graphite export China is the world's top graphite producer and the raw material is essential for EV batteries. -
World News Widespread flooding and destruction as Storm Babet hits Northern Europe Storm Babet wreaks havoc across Northern Europe, with gale-force winds and heavy rain affecting Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Norway, and the UK. -
Culture news Film of the Week: 'Killers of the Flower Moon' - Martin Scorsese's uneven American reckoning Martin Scorsese is back with a fascinating but uneven American reckoning that can't quite justify its runtime. -
Health news English teenagers crossing into Wales and Scotland to get Botox and fillers The practice was banned for anybody under the age of 18 in England in 2021 - but Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland still have no age limit for those wishing to get fillers and Botox - despite a concerning lack of regulations and potential life-changing side effects. -
Italy Italy’s Giorgia Meloni splits from long-time partner after latest public embarrassment Italy’s Giorgia Meloni announced she had split up from her long-time partner after a TV show aired clips of him making lewd remarks to female colleagues, the latest controversy surrounding the PM's boyfriend. -
Business France: €1.7 billion investment on uranium to cut ties with Russia French nuclear energy company Orano is investing €1.7 billion to increase its uranium-enrichment capacity and reduce dependency on Russia. -
Business EU car sales rise for the 14th consecutive month - powered mostly by electric vehicles New car registrations increased by 9.2% last month, reaching 861,000 units, more than half of which were electric and hybrid vehicles. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 20th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
United Kingdom 'Political earthquake': UK's Labour Party win resounding victories over Conservatives Britain's opposition Labour party have won two by-elections over the ruling Conservatives, putting even more pressure on Rishi Sunak's party as the next general election fast approaches. -
United Kingdom Britain's energy crisis is far from over Although most government support has been scaled back, energy prices are still at record highs, Carla Subirana writes. -
Tech News Elon Musk confirms two new paid-for subscription tiers on X with and without ads X, formerly Twitter, is trying to find ways to increase revenue by giving users a more tailored service. -
Art 300-year-old painting stolen during World War II returned to German museum The painting, “Landscape of Italian Character,” by 18th century Austrian artist Johann Franz Nepomuk Lauterer, will soon be displayed in Munich. -
Culture news Award-winning composer Danny Elfman faces more claims of sexual assault from a second woman A 47-year-old woman from Maryland, under the name Jane Doe XX, becomes the second woman this year to make allegations of sexual misconduct against the Oscar-nominated composer. -
Culture news MTV cancels Europe Music Awards over Israel-Hamas war The event, scheduled to take place next month, has been cancelled as France is on its highest level of security alert and the Israel-Hamas war continues. -
USA Aid to Ukraine threatened by war between Israel and Hamas, says expert War in Israel favours Russia but the US has the financial muscle to fight on both fronts, Natasha Lindsteadt, Professor of Politics at the University of Essex tells Euronews. -
Gaza Israel Hamas war: Two American hostages freed as Israeli airstrikes continue in southern Gaza Follow live updates of the Israel-Hamas war. -
The Cube Fake social media accounts used to spread disinformation after the Gaza hospital blast There are still a lot of unanswered questions regarding Tuesday's explosion, but The Cube is here to help you separate fact from fiction by debunking the most viral claims and misleading videos online. -
World News UK and France made no progress for young people in a decade, report finds New data finds Europe's 'stall' on youth rights and wellbeing with no progress at all since 2018. -
Design Dropping into the UK's first major skateboard exhibition SKATEBOARD charts the history of board design over seven decades, from their homemade, humble beginnings to today’s professional and technologically advanced models. -
Culture news Parlez vous Français? If you're from the UK then the answer is probably not. A new survey has found that Britons regret not being able to speak another language and want languages taught to GCSE level again. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 20th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Ireland: Nestlé shuts down baby formula factory over falling Chinese birth rate As the number of births in China has halved since 2018, Nestlé says it will close its Ireland-based factory that produces formula exclusively for Asian exports. -
Economy Why did a $500 million pile of cash get stuck at Argentina’s main airport? Argentina has seen a storm of dollar withdrawals ahead of the presidential election this weekend.