23 October 2023 | Euronews
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World News Migration to OECD countries at record-high rate, with some 6.1 million new arrivals in 2022 Migration to OECD countries reached unprecedented levels in 2022, according to a new report published on Monday. -
Gaza We have to choose ‘who lives and who dies’: Doctor describes harrowing experience in Gaza 'We [have to] choose who lives and who dies': Euronews spoke to one of the emergency room doctors in Gaza about his harrowing experience. -
Ukraine Ukraine war in Maps: Russia funnels additional forces to Avdiivka front line Moscow is funnelling additional forces to the Avdiivka front line despite ongoing challenges and the failure of a renewed push over the past few days. -
Health news French medicines agency warns not to use nasal decongestant cold medicines over stroke risk France's medicines agency warned people not to take oral nasal decongestant medicines containing pseudoephedrine over potential risk of strokes. -
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Scenes Meet the Filipina duo who took center stage at Princess of the Universe beauty pageant “Hopefully, I'll give my best. I'll have fun and I can bring home any award. It doesn't matter.” -
Earth News Kylian Mbappe and team will travel by train under new climate-conscious French football rules Allez les bleus: How are French and English football teams cutting down on carbon emissions? -
Europe News EU foreign ministers consider call for Gaza humanitarian 'pause', but divisions remain European Union foreign ministers mulled calling for a "humanitarian pause" in Gaza during a meeting on Monday, but fell short of considering a full ceasefire in the war between Israel and Hamas. -
Health news Scientists develop eye implants using insulin-producing cells that could treat diabetes A 3D-printed, microscale implant in the eye that uses pancreatic cells could help to treat diabetes and other diseases. -
Climate ‘Deep chasm’ between rich and poor countries sees loss and damage fund meeting fall short The US and other developed nations have been accused of ‘playing hard ball’ with climate victims, as talks ended in failure. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 23rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Turkey Turkey's president submits Sweden's NATO bid to parliament for ratification Turkey's parliament is set to vote on Sweden's bid to join NATO after President Erdogan submitted a protocol for Stockholm's admission into the military alliance. -
Earth News ‘It contradicts our national commitments’: French environmental activists protest new motorway Activists say the construction will have disastrous effects on the surrounding environment and biodiversity. -
World News Europe should build up its animal health arsenal as it braces for more bird flu There is no single solution for avian flu. Rather, each country must adopt the appropriate blend of policies and support that best enable poultry farmers to protect both their birds and their livelihoods, Roxanne Feller writes. -
Work Behind the global scam worth an estimated €100m targeting WhatsApp users with fake job offers Thousands of job seekers have been targeted by scammers on WhatsApp. Here is the first part of Euronews Next's investigation into the global shakedown. -
Spain Spanish police seize illegally exported Ukrainian jewellery In a police statement on Monday, Spanish authorities released a statement announcing the recovery of 11 pieces of jewelry that had been smuggled from Ukraine, some dating back to the 8th century BC -
Economy Bank of Israel: No rise in rates but lower economic forecast Despite the war-shaken economy, the Central Bank of Israel has held its key interest rate at 4.75%. -
Explore Estonia: Where the old and the new embrace Tartu is Estonia's epicentre of culture and its not afraid to be bold. Setomaa, the Seto people, one of the oldest ethnic groups in the country, seeks to preserve its centuries-old traditions, but invites you to learn more. -
Smart Regions Tackling social isolation: Northern Europe steps up to the challenge A vast European project is underway in seven countries across the North of Europe, to combat isolation by promoting inclusion. We take a look at the results in Norway. -
Norway Norway’s King Harald V tests positive for COVID, but has only mild symptoms, palace says The king has faced recurring health issues in recent years, and his son Crown Prince Haakon will replace him while he recovers. -
Finland China cautions Finland and Estonia over pipeline 'sabotage' investigation The Hong Kong-registered vessel NewNew Polar Bear was in the vicinity of two different Baltic Sea pipelines when they were damaged earlier in October, and has now become the focus of the police investigation. -
Food and Drink ¡Salud! It's official: The World’s Best Bar is in Europe In the Top 50 establishments of 2023, a grand total of 22 are in Europe. Spain tops the list while the UK, Italy and Greece are also doing pretty well. Here's the lowdown on the 15th edition of The World's 50 Best Bars. How many have you been to? -
Design Living without isolation: Day care centre in London wins architecture award Judges said the John Morden Centre was uplifting, sustainable with a strong social programme – ‘a place of joy and inspiration’. -
Travel News Airport evacuations and false bomb threats: What to expect if you are travelling to France right now France has been on its highest security alert level since 13 October and has seen a spate of false bomb threats and security alerts. -
Germany New left-wing German political party headed by Sahra Wagenknecht could draw votes from far-right AfD Sahra Wagenknecht is a veteran of German left-wing politics, and was co-leader of the Left Party's parliamentary group from 2015 to 2019. -
Earth News One of Europe's most polluted cities wants to ban cars from its centre Levels of pollutants in Milan's air are almost four times the safe amount. -
Business Chinese tax authorities investigate Apple iPhone's major supplier Foxconn The probe into the Taiwanese iPhone maker comes less than three months before Taiwan's presidential election and as Foxconn seeks to expand production outside China. -
Culture news 'Scent of the afterlife': Scientists recreate the fragrance of an ancient Egyptian mummy What if you could smell history? Well researchers at Germany's Max Planck Institute have unraveled the ancient scent of mummification used on a prominent Egyptian woman, Senetnay, around 1,450 BC. -
Italy Euronews reflects on Giorgia Meloni's first year in office When Meloni took office one year ago, many in Europe worried about the prospect of Italy's democracy backsliding. Euronews correspondent Giorgia Orlandi spoke with one analyst who said Meloni ''has adopted a new way of governing the country that is yet to be analysed''. -
Albania Albania's former PM Sali Berisha faces corruption charges over land privatisation scandal Sali Berisha and his son-in-law face corruption charges related to the alleged misuse of political influence, and Berisha is barred from leaving the country. -
Economy Russia’s Gazprom to increase gas supplies to Hungary Gazprom’s CEO Alexey Miller says his company will send more gas to Hungary this winter, despite EU attempts to reduce reliance on Russian energy. -
Culture news James Bond producers “haven’t even begun” work on post-Daniel Craig 007 era "There’s a big, big road ahead reinventing it for the next chapter and we haven’t even begun with that." -
Tech News Web Summit's CEO resigns after tech companies boycott the conference over his Israel-Hamas comments Web Summit’s CEO Paddy Cosgrave has stepped down from his role following his comments on the Israel-Hamas war. -
Iran Iranian teenager 'brain dead' as controversy over hijab law enforcement continues Iranian teenager is now declared "brain dead" by Iranian state media after slipping into a coma earlier this month during a reported incident with officers regarding the country's hijab law violation. -
Work Young people across Europe are quitting their jobs - and companies are struggling to fill the gaps Around two-thirds of hiring managers say younger workers quitting are amongst the top reasons they can’t fill their skills gaps, according to a new report. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 23rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy EU countries are haggling over how to tackle high debt and deficit. Here's why it matters The European Union is racing to reform its fiscal rules, with a self-imposed deadline to wrap up work before the end of the year. But getting there won't be an easy ride as political discrepancies remain deep and wide. -
Culture news Meryl Streep is honoured with prestigious arts award by Spain's royal family Hollywood and Spanish royalty met when Meryl Streep was presented with the Princess of Asturias Award by Queen Letizia and King Felipe VI and their two daughters. -
Sport Max Verstappen earns 50th F1 career win at US Grand Prix After splitting the first four races with teammate Sergio Perez, Verstappen has won 13 of the last 14 in a run that would have Red Bull on top of the team standings by himself. Red Bull has already won the constructor's championship. -
Culture news Salman Rushdie calls for defense of freedom of expression as he receives German prize Rushdie was honoured "for his resolve, his positive attitude to life and for the fact that he enriches the world with his pleasure in narrating.” -
United Kingdom UK migrant barge sparks debate on asylum seeker treatment A small seaside town on the south coast of England, home to a giant migrant barge, has once again found itself at the heart of a British debate regarding the treatment of asylum seekers. -
Argentina Argentine minister beats far-right populist in a surprise first-round victory Economy Minister Sergio Massa surprisingly beat the eccentric far-right populist Javier Milei in the first round of Argentina's presidential election. -
Tech News EU AI Act nearing agreement despite three key roadblocks – co-rapporteur As the European Parliament, European Council and member states prepare for fifth round of negotiations on the AI Act this week, three key stumbling blocks remain in the negotiations, MEP Dragoș Tudorache told euronews in an interview. -
Europe News Some EU policies ‘hinder’ climate action, WWF says A handful of policies risk derailing the European Union’s ambitious climate goals, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said in a report published on Monday, days before the European Commission is expected to publish its own assessment. -
World News The future of reusable packaging in Europe hangs in the balance The unprecedented level of lobbying seen in Brussels these days around revamped packaging waste rules is making some politicians strangely hesitant, and the EU risks staying attached to single-use packaging and a throw-away economy, Aline Maigret writes. -
Culture news Hollywood actors strike hits 100 days: What next (and why no Halloween costumes)? The 100-day mark has been reached, and the actors' union and studios have said in a joint statement that negotiations will resume tomorrow, with several studio executives expected to join. -
In celebration of the Moldovan winemaking tradition Eastern Europe holds few sights to equal the underground labyrinth of Milestii Mici; 200 kilometres of streets dug out from limestone and traversed by electric cars and bicycles. -
Philippines China and Philippines boats clash in disputed South China Sea area China's sweeping territorial claims in the South China Sea, including over islands closer to the Philippine shore, have raised tensions in the area. -
Gaza International Committee of the Red Cross confirms two women held hostage in Gaza released by Hamas The International Committee of the Red Cross says Hamas has released two hostages it had been holding captive in the Gaza Strip. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: On this day in 1998, Britney Spears releases her first single On this day in 1998, Britney Spears released her first single, '...Baby One More Time'. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 23rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Compassion fatigue: Is the West tired of war? The US and its allies have provided financial and military aid to Kyiv since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine began and promised to support the war-ravaged country for as long as is necessary but the Kremlin claims Western sympathy is in limited supply.