9 August 2024 | Euronews
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Gaza More deaths in Khan Younis after Israeli airstrikes kill at least 21, forcing thousands to flee A wave of Israeli airstrikes killed at least 21 Palestinians in the city of Khan Younis, authorities said on Friday. On the same day, an Israeli strike killed a Hamas official in southern Lebanon. -
Europe News Paris Olympics latest: Imane Khelif wins boxing gold after beating China's Yang Liu Khelif’s gold medal is Algeria’s first in women’s boxing. She is only the nation’s second boxing gold medalist, joining Hocine Soltani (1996). -
Russia Russia evacuates parts of Kursk region amid ongoing Ukrainian attack After Ukraine launched an incursion into Russian territory earlier this week, Moscow is making efforts to evacuate its citizens and send them humanitarian aid. -
Europe News Freed Russian prisoner Ilya Yashin urges supporters to 'save Ukraine' in Berlin The opposition politician, who is now exiled in Germany, told crowds he would focus on re-educating Russians against Putin. -
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Brazil Plane crash in Brazil's São Paulo state kills all 62 on board Brazilian airline Voepass confirmed the plane was headed for the state capital's international airport. -
Europe News Paris Olympics: Spain win football gold after beating hosts France 5-3 in heartstopping final Spain's men take gold after 5-3 win against France in Olympic men's football final. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | August 9th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France Paris Olympics: Egyptian wrestler arrested for alleged sexual assault The man, who was not identified by the authorities was reportedly "completely drunk" when apprehended by police. -
Climate To tackle the climate crisis, Europe must lead by forging meaningful partnerships everywhere With an increasingly divided political environment taking root in Europe, climate change must not be the victim of political polarisation. Cross-border strategic partnerships are integral to addressing global challenges, Guy Kioni writes. -
Europe News Italy's beach managers make waves with protest against new competition laws New compulsory tendering processes are set to upend licensing in some of Italy's most profitable resorts, and longtime operators are furious. -
Art French artist Philippe Petit performs 50 years on from his iconic Twin Towers tightrope walk 50 years after his iconic high-wire walk between the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, Philippe Petit sought to honour that historic feat with a new performance at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. -
Health news Equestrian world body looks to helmets and vests to keep riders safe Rider safety is an ongoing issue for the sport's international governing body. -
Culture news Venice Film Festival boss quits X over Elon Musk statements Alberto Barbera is the latest high-profile figure to announce their departure from the X platform due to Elon Musk’s statements. -
Business China appeals to World Trade Organisation over EU electric vehicle tariffs The European Commission says that tariffs are necessary to protect EU firms against unfair competition. China says its EV industry has flourished naturally. -
Europe News Bulgaria appoints new caretaker prime minister two months after election Bulgaria's parliament has failed to agree on a regular cabinet since snap elections on 9 June 2024. -
Business Temu's billionaire owner takes the top spot in China's rich list The company, along with rival Shein offer heavily discounted items and have seen increased popularity in the US and UK. -
Culture news Is Netflix's dating show 'Love Is Blind UK' worth your time? Is Love Is Blind UK as bad as other dating shows? Here's what works, what doesn't, and what the future of the show should look like... -
Earth News ‘We are not interested in their profits’: Farmers protest against giant lithium mine in Serbia Residents of Serbia's lithium-rich region vow to block EU-backed mining. -
Business German steelmaker ThyssenKrupp holding major restructuring talks The firm's supervisory board will discuss the independence of its steel division in the face of fierce competition from Asia and climate demands. -
Art Hungry pelicans: Banksy confirms fifth street art piece of the week above London chip shop Elusive street artist Banksy unveiled yet another animal-themed artwork on Friday (9 August) – the fifth to appear this week. -
Culture news Meet the athletes who became viral sensations during the Paris Olympics Here’s our guide to the athletes who have taken the internet by storm and become viral sensations at this year's Olympics! -
Europe News Russian missile hits shopping mall in eastern Ukraine, killing at least 11 "This is another targeted attack on a crowded place, another act of terror by the Russians," Donetsk regional head Vadym Filashkin said. -
Business Disney to invest $5bn in films and TV shows in the UK and Europe The company’s streaming business, which includes Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu also recorded its first ever profit in the third quarter of the financial year 2024. -
Tech News UN committee approves first cybercrime treaty despite widespread opposition The treaty faces widespread opposition from human rights groups and a coalition of tech companies. -
Markets Pound remains on course for worst run of losses in almost a year The currency could potentially be further weakened if the Bank of England chooses to implement more rate cuts this year. -
Ukraine Russia declares federal emergency as Ukrainian troops continue cross-border assault The announcement comes four days after hundreds of Ukrainian troops crossed into Russia's Kursk region, staging an ongoing assault. -
Climate France could see its hottest weekend of the year with temperatures over 40C and wildfire warnings This is the second heat wave southern France has seen in several days. -
Spain Authorities play blame game as fugitive Catalan leader Puigdemont escapes Spain again The fugitive Catalan separatist leader shocked Spain by briefly appearing at a rally in Barcelona on Thursday and leading law enforcement on a search and arrest hunt that ultimately failed. -
Europe News Walz v Vance: Two running mates, worlds apart From trade to their visions for Europe, the US vice-presidential candidates stand divided on key issues. -
USA 'Who's got eyes on him?': Dramatic bodycam footage shows officers responding to Trump gunman Butler Police Department has released over two minutes' worth of video showing officers responding to the dramatic scenes of Thomas Crooks opening fire on US President Donald Trump. -
Economy French unemployment drop shocks experts after forecasts of market slowdown President Macron's government celebrates as the jobless rate falls more than predicted in France. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Borderlands' - One to avoid at all costs It's Guardians Of The Galaxy meets Mad Max - if a hyperactive toddler had reimagined them as dumpsterfires. -
Business Barclays becomes first UK bank to lift the EU cap on bankers' bonuses The formal lifting of the cap on bonuses which was originally imposed by the EU opens the way for staff to receive up to ten times their salaries in bonus payments. The move is part of a wider post-Brexit push to boost the City of London. -
United Kingdom UK rioters sentenced in court as more violence expected over the weekend The government has said it is in a "state of high readiness" to deal with any potential disorder over the next couple of days. -
Art London’s new Moco Museum opens its doors, with a collection including Banksy and Jeff Koons The newest addition to the vibrant London art scene, the latest outpost of the Modern Contemporary (Moco) Museum launches on Saturday 10 August. Would you participate in Marina Abramović’s upcoming interactive show? -
Europe News Third suspect arrested over foiled terror plot targeting Taylor Swift concerts The failed foil attack on Taylor Swift's concert is part of a bigger pattern according to experts. -
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Tech News Apple updates app store developer policies following EU investigation The tech giant is subject to an EU probe about its compliance plan with the Digital Markets Act. -
Culture news Rapper Travis Scott arrested in Paris after altercation with hotel security guard Celebrated rapper Travis Scott his been arrested for violence against a security guard in Paris. -
Europe News Why is Europe desperate for lithium, and why are Serbians up in arms? With green groups set to mass for a protest on the streets of Belgrade this weekend over the planned opening of a Lithium mine, what is it about this controversial mineral that has Europeans keen to acquire supplies? -
Sport Paris Olympics: Why is breakdancing not being introduced in Paralympic Games too? As breakdancing, or breaking, is about to make its Olympic debut, the sport did not make it to the Paralympics. Some call out its exclusion, contrasting with the sport's egalitarian beginnings. -
France Competing for two: Pregnant Olympians break the taboo in Paris Expectant athletes have been pushing boundaries at this year's Olympics in Paris, as more research reveals what how far women can go while further into their pregnancy. -
Japan Japan PM Kishida cancels central Asia trip over 'megaquake' warning A powerful earthquake struck off southern Japan on Thursday, raising concern over possible major quakes as early as this week. -
Culture news Taylor Swift fans come together in Vienna after thwarted terrorist plot Three sold-out concerts in Vienna were cancelled by organizers after officials announced arrests over an ISIS-connected terrorist plot. But that didn't stop Swifties from celebrating - and commiserating. -
Tech News X suspends data processing for AI model after legal complaint The Irish data protection authority said it welcomes the agreement. -
Tech News Slovakian app helps rescuers locate people in the mountains who need help The new feature allows the helicopter rescue medical service to locate people in need of help in the mountains. -
Earth News Hundreds of Greek firefighters contain Crete wildfire damage as high temperatures raise risk More than 2,000 wildfires have erupted all over Greece this summer spurred on by unusually high temperatures. -
Health news Concussion patients may benefit from extra brain scan, study finds Many people with traumatic brain injuries have normal CT scans, but still struggle to recover. A new study indicates that advanced MRI scans can improve the prognosis. -
Culture news Paris Olympics: Billie Eilish, RHCP and Snoop Dogg to headline closing ceremony Billie Eilish, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Snoop Dogg are joining the likes of AIR, Phoenix and Tom Cruise for the closing ceremony this weekend. -
Markets Weekly recap: Markets remain mixed as dip-buying gains momentum Global markets presented a mixed picture after a broad rebound on Thursday, with major indices recovering from their recent lows. Investors likely sought dip-buying opportunities following the significant sell-offs earlier in the week. -
Lifestyle Fragrance for floofs? Dolce & Gabbana has made a luxury perfume for dogs, but vets say it stinks The perfume costs €99 and has been certified suitable for animal use - but some say it could make dogs lose their scents of identity. -
Business Ocado is first major supermarket to trial refillable packaging The online grocer has worked closely with The Refill Coalition to design and implement the refilling and collection processes for the products. -
Tech News 6G standards expected to be ready by 2029-2030, ETSI says Meanwhile EU member states are still behind EU targets to deploy 5G networks -
Art Volcanic paintings: When Mount Etna erupts, some residents use the ash to make art Etna ash on your terrace? Time to get creative... -
Europe News Italy's so-called 'prison decree' causes dividing opinions According to local NGOs, in 56 out of 190 Italian prison facilities the overcrowding rate is above 150%. -
Destinations Seaplanes and a bigger airport: The Maldives has big plans to attract more tourists The airport is being built with tsunami-resilient infrastructure. -
World News From OnlyFans to haircare: Which Paris Olympics athletes have a side hustle? OnlyFans has picked up in recent years as an additional source of income for sportsmen, with many Olympians creating their profile on the paid-subscription platform. -
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Gaza US and other frustrated mediators call on Israel, Hamas to resume Gaza talks, saying, 'no excuses' Leaders of the United States, Egypt and Qatar jointly demanded Israel and Hamas return to stalled ceasefire talks next week. -
USA Trump recommits to a 10 September debate with Harris, lashing out at news conference Former US President Donald Trump recommitted to debating Vice President Kamala Harris after recently backing out. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria's law against LGBTQ+ 'propaganda' in schools spark protests Protesters rallied outside Bulgaria’s parliament on Thursday to denounce a controversial legal amendment adopted the day before that bans talk of LGBTQ+ and so-called "non-traditional sexual choices" in schools. -
France Paris suburbs residents express mixed feelings about Olympic Games Many events of the Olympic Games are not held in Paris, but in the suburbs of the capital. These suburbs are expressed mixed emotions on how the Games are affecting them.