9 September 2024 | Euronews
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Health news Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, confirms she has completed chemotherapy after cancer diagnosis The Princess of Wales first announced to the public that she had been diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer in March. -
Health news Lockdowns during the COVID pandemic may have prematurely aged teenage brains, study finds A recent study by the University of Washington found that the COVID pandemic may have prematurely aged teenagers' brains, particularly young girls. -
No Comment Steel bridge collapses in Vietnam after Typhoon Yagi; 3 rescued A steel bridge over the Red River in northern Vietnam collapsed after Typhoon Yagi's heavy rain and winds. Three people were rescued with no reported casualties. The typhoon has killed at least 59 and injured 299 people. -
Europe News Belgium strongly rejects Hungary's 'provocation' to bus migrants to Brussels The showdown between Budapest and Brussels over migration policy and the rule of law is quickly escalating. -
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Earth News Hungary slammed for 'absurd' proposal to delay aviation fuel levy until 2049 While the diesel, petrol and electricity used for rail and road transport is heavily taxed, airlines and maritime transport – from fishing boats to cruise ships – continue to enjoy a free ride – a situation that may encourage environmentally harmful travel choices. -
Scenes Watch: The artisan preserving a 400-year-old tradition in India Tsewang Tamchos is a metal craftsman keeping his ancestors' age-old practice alive. -
Russia It was naive to expect Western sanctions would make Russians rebel against Putin, Inozemtsev says "Everyone thinks just a little more, and that's it; the oligarchs will revolt, and the regime will collapse. Frankly, I can't imagine a greater naiveté," Russian economist Vladislav Inozemtsev told Euronews. -
Climate ‘Crippling’ droughts in Sicily and Sardinia made twice as likely by climate change A state of emergency was declared on both islands earlier this year. -
Travel News Some French trains have new luggage regulations. Here’s how to avoid a fine Starting from mid-September, passengers now face a €50 fine for exceeding the luggage allowance. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 9th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Digital neglect: Is digitalisation ignoring socio-economic rights? Without measures to tackle this issue, the digital divide will continue to exacerbate existing inequalities, further marginalising those who are already vulnerable, Juliana Santos Wahlgren and Susana Anastácio write. -
Climate Blackened hills, torched cars and destroyed businesses: Athens reels from August wildfire ‘We can’t just blame politicians’ for Athens wildfire devastation, one local says. -
Culture news 'The Battle': Blur vs Oasis 'Battle of Britpop' to hit the stage next year Bucket hats are making a comeback... Oasis has announced a reunion tour... Blur released a live album... The 90s are back, and hitting the West End next year. -
Health news 1 in 10 British veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan are now suffering with PTSD A new study sheds light on the wars' mental health consequences for UK military personnel as cases of PTSD, depression, and more rise. -
Earth News ‘Three weeks without a drop of rain’: How the Balkans grappled with hottest summer in over 130 years Southeast Europe was “trapped” this summer under a subtropical warm air mass from Western Africa and the Mediterranean Sea. -
Travel News Rail Baltica: Will high-speed trains connecting Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania ever be a reality? Officials say the troubled and delayed Rail Baltica project is still set for completion by the end of the decade. -
Balkan Trip Exploring Belgrade: The Historic Church of St. Sava and the timeless Belgrade Fortress In this episode of Balkan Trip, we travel to Belgrade, Serbia's capital, where history and culture converge. -
Culture news What were the Tops & Flops of the 81st Venice Film Festival? Here are the films which premiered on the Lido this year that you need to add to your watchlist... And the ones you'd do best to avoid. -
Business Spain's Sánchez seeks to temper trade war during talks with President Xi The two leaders both made statements in favour of free trade and promotion of cultural exchanges and tourism, according to state broadcaster CCTV, but did not announce any specifics in the ongoing electric vehicles dispute. -
No Comment WATCH: Mexicans march against controversial election bill Judges, ministers, workers of the judiciary and the opposition marched Sunday against the proposed overhaul of Mexico’s judiciary. -
No Comment WATCH: Prague residents use umbrellas in support of Ukraine Around hundred people gathered in Prague on Saturday for a protest demanding more protection for Ukraine. -
Egypt Josep Borrell arrives in Egypt as Gaza humanitarian crisis worsens The EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs will also travel to Lebanon for meetings with UN agencies and the Emergency Rescue Committee. -
Explore In the footsteps of the Khans: A journey through Azerbaijan’s exclave Nakhchivan What is there to do in the world’s largest landlocked exclave? We discover the history, famous hospitality and a magnificent mountain fortress in the remote region of Nakhchivan. -
Humanising technology: Discover the future of smart living with Midea at IFA Berlin 2024 Your living room and IFA Berlin 2024 have something major in common: they are both playgrounds for some of the most interesting tech on the market right now. -
Culture news Oscar-winning 'My Heart Will Go On' lyricist Will Jennings dies aged 80 The American lyricist wrote more than 500 songs for some of the world's most legendary singers, including Céline Dion, Whitney Houston and Barry Manilow - and became known as a maestro of cinematic ballads. -
Russia 'Crimea is Ukraine': EU denounces 'elections' in Russian-occupied territory Up to 83 elections were held throughout Russia and occupied Ukrainian territory over the weekend, with the results — strongly titled towards Moscow-approved candidates — expected to roll in by the end of September. -
Europe News Draghi’s report on EU competitiveness: Five key takeaways Common debt, China threat, innovation and cars: Euronews summarises 400-plus pages to give you five takeaways from Mario Draghi’s landmark report. -
Tech News EU against Google and Apple: Big Tech's crunch day in court The European Court of Justice is set to resolve two disputes worth billions of euros with big tech firms Apple and Google in the closing period of Margrethe Vestager's reign as EU competition chief. -
Economy UK jobs market sees worst month in more than a decade The strength of the UK's jobs market fell for the 14th month in a row in August, according to accountant BDO. -
Europe News Slovenia nominates Marta Kos as EU Commissioner in response to call for more women The Slovenian government’s first choice, Tomaž Vesel, dropped out of the race on Friday. -
Europe News Russian attack on Ukrainian town of Nikopol kills 16-year-old Russia fired several artillery shells at the town on Monday morning, damaging a number of houses, according to Dnipropetrovsk region Governor Serhii Lysak. -
Tech News With AI, EU has opportunity to capitalise on digital, says Draghi The bloc has lost the cloud market, however, the report said. -
Tech News Google on trial over its digital advertising tech in a new antitrust lawsuit in the US Google faces yet another antitrust lawsuit in the US after a major defeat over its search engine dominance in August. -
Europe News Dozens arrested amid clashes after Croatia-Poland Nations League match Croatia's victory over Poland saw the two sides go level on points in Group A1 of the UEFA Nations League. -
Business Audi row with Brussels workers heats up as it demands return of 'stolen' keys The carmaker threatens a lawsuit with workers in Brussels if some 200 keys taken by workers aren't returned, as tensions remain high over the potential plant closure. -
Cult Uzbekistan's heritage: Samarkand Congress highlights Tashkent's Centre of Islamic Civilisation In this episode of Cult, we look at Uzbekistan's bold vision for the Centre of Islamic Civilisation in Tashkent and immerse ourselves in Uzbekistan's vibrant culture at the 'Shark Taronalari' festival, which celebrates traditional Uzbek music. -
Sci-Tech The rise of deepfakes: How AI is fuelling new threats to security and privacy In this episode of Sci-Tech, we explore the rapid resurgence of deepfakes, driven by advances in generative AI. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 9th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news AP photographer finds beauty at the Paralympics by capturing what's 'not there' Morenatti combines his personal experience of losing a leg with his photography to capture the Paralympics with the utmost respect and admiration. -
Tech News iPhone 16: What to expect from Apple's 'Glowtime' event and why its AI isn't coming to Europe yet While it’s expected to be rolled out to users as early as October, don’t expect to see Apple intelligence in Europe anytime soon. -
Timor-Leste Pope Francis lands in Timor-Leste to encourage its recovery from traumatic past About 98% of its 1.3 million people are Catholic, making it the most Catholic country outside the Vatican. -
Nigeria At least 48 people killed in fuel tanker explosion in Nigeria Authorities said initially that 30 bodies were found but in a later statement said an additional 18 bodies of victims who were burned to death in the collision were found. -
Culture news 'Shogun' shatters Emmy records with historic 14 wins at Creative Arts Awards 'Shogun' won the most Emmys ever for a single season of a television series with 14 at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, while 'The Bear' won seven including best guest actress in a comedy series for Jamie Lee Curtis. -
Europe News Von der Leyen's big reveal, Newsletter This week's key events presented by Euronews' editor in chief for EU policy, Jeremy Fleming-Jones. -
Algeria Algerian presidential candidates slam contradicting vote results In a country where elections have historically been carefully controlled, the unexpected questions about irregularities shocked Algerians who had anticipated a straightforward victory for Tebboune. -
Culture news Noel Gallagher’s ‘grumpy middle-aged man’ portrait to be added to National Portrait Gallery Noel Gallagher has said he is "thrilled and honoured" to have his portrait added to the National Portrait Gallery. Let’s hope Liam doesn’t get jealous... -
Vietnam Storm deaths rise to 59 as typhoon Yagi ravages Vietnam Yagi — the strongest typhoon to hit Vietnam in decades — made landfall on Saturday with winds of up to 149 kilometres per hour. -
Culture news Idris Elba joins UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer for new anti-knife crime coalition The actor and musician will join UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper in Downing Street to promote a coalition of organisations coming together to stop knife crime. -
Syria Israeli strikes in Syria kill 16 and wound scores, Syrian state media says The initial death count reported was four but this has since risen, with many more wounded. -
Culture news Kendrick Lamar to headline 2025 Super Bowl half-time show One of rap's biggest stars will headline next year's Super Bowl half-time show, the biggest sports event in the US. It draws tens of millions of viewers - as well as being broadcast around the world. -
Economy Europe's luxury goods market set to feel the pinch as China growth weakens China reported weaker-than-expected consumer price growth for August, signalling continued sluggish domestic consumer demand. This could place further pressure on key sectors in European stock markets, including luxury consumer and mining stocks, which are sensitive to China's conomic data. -
Europe News Could the European Parliament reject Italy’s Commission nominee? | Radio Schuman It would be "odd" to offer a vice-presidential portfolio to a candidate from the ECR, German Green MEP Daniel Freund tells Euronews of the Italian commission nominee. -
Europe Decoded Draghi calls for EU common borrowing, end to national vetoes to compete with China, US The former Italian prime minister proposes "radical change" as the bloc faces aggressive competition from China and the US. Draghi touts use of controversial eurobonds; proposed plan for decarbonisation and competitiveness could entail defensive trade measures, he says. -
Health news Insulin resistance linked to increased risk of 26 diseases and early death in women A recent study found that insulin resistance is associated with an increased risk of 26 conditions, a lower risk of five more, and early death in women. -
Markets Markets weekly look ahead: ECB interest rate decision in the spotlight This week, the European Central Bank (ECB) is poised to decide on interest rates, a key event for both European stock markets and the euro. On a global scale, the release of the US monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) is also of great importance, as it will significantly influence the broad sentiment. -
Europe News European Left party splits as new group eyes new central and eastern countries The Party of the European Left (PEL) is fragmenting and splitting into two, with one of the strands looking to create a left, green and feminist party comprising more members from central and eastern European countries, its leaders told Euronews. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 9th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
The Big Question France spent €2bn on the Olympics - was it good for the economy? France spent €2bn on the Olympics - has the country benefited economically? Banque de France deputy governor, Agnès Bénassy-Quéré considers France’s current economic outlook. -
Europe News Residents in northern Romania survey damage after massive fire is extinguished People said they had to try to tackle the fire themselves to protect their homes until firefighters were able to reach the scene and put it out. -
Europe News 2024 Paris Paralympics closes with two world records set on final day Spectators paid tribute to Ugandan Olympic runner Rebecca Cheptegei, who died on Thursday after she was set on fire in what police said was an attack by her partner. Cheptegei ran the marathon at the Paris Olympics last month. -
Europe News German Chancellor says any future Ukraine peace conference must include Russia A previous international peace conference in June in Switzerland ended with 78 countries expressing support for Ukraine's 'territorial integrity' but without Russia’s participation the path forward was left unclear.