11 September 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News ISW: How Russia plans to use Iranian missiles? The US-based think tank is scrutinising Russia’s plans to use Iranian Fath-360 missiles to attack Ukrainian infrastructure and boost its military campaign. -
Europe News UK and US announce billion-euro aid package to Ukraine The announcement comes as the country's two top diplomats visit Kyiv and after reports of shipments of Iranian ballistic missiles to Russia. -
No Comment Anti-war protesters clash with police in Australia Thousands of anti-war protesters in Australia clashed with police on Wednesday outside a military arms convention in Melbourne. -
Europe News War in Ukraine: Kyiv presents US with list of Russian targets All the latest military updates on the war in Ukraine. -
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Europe News Denmark and Sweden police operate across borders to tackle gang crime spree Malmö in southern Sweden and Copenhagen in Denmark have faced escalating gang violence in recent years, which has intensified over the summer to the point where police from both countries are now operating across borders. -
Tech News Europe to see 168% increase in data centre investment as European Commission awaits energy reports London, Paris and Frankfurt are Europe’s data centre hubs. But energy-intensive data centres are causing concern for the EU. -
No Comment Protesters storm Mexico's Senate in response to judicial overhaul Hundreds of protesters pushed into Mexico's Senate on Tuesday as lawmakers weighed a contentious plan to overhaul the country’s judiciary. -
Moments Beluga whales and Northern Lights: How world’s ‘polar bear capital’ is adapting to hotter climate This remote town relies on polar bear tourism - but it’s having to adapt as the climate heats up. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 11th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Green recovery funds misapplied, unassessed according to EU auditors Spending overestimation on climate projects and miscount of actual sums spent in EU countries flagged by the latest report from the European Court of Auditors. -
Europe News 'Serious politics': Scholz backs government's migration policies The chancellor stressed that many people from other countries have helped the economy but added that the government must be able to choose who comes to Germany. -
USA US remembers lives lost in 11 September terror attacks 23 years later On 11 September 2001 — a date that falls at the height of the US presidential election period every four years — four hijacked planes killed nearly 3,000 people. -
Business Germany approves bailout for Meyer Werft shipbuilder hit by financial woes The federal government and the state of Lower Saxony are collectively buying up 80% of the firm, as the shipbuilder struggles with a nearly €2.8 billion hole in its balance sheet. -
Europe News EU still hesitant to sanction Russian gas as report highlights scale of ongoing imports The annual State of the EU Energy Union report shows Europe still relies on Russia for nearly a fifth of its gas imports, while the EU executive is concerned at the slow pace of the transition away from fossil fuels. -
Climate Two-thirds of global methane emissions now come from human activity, researchers say Despite global efforts to curb emissions, there has been a 20 per cent increase in human-produced methane sources over the last two decades. -
Earth News European governments are using ‘harsh, overly broad’ laws to silence climate protesters Some Western nations are using old legislation or enacting harsh new laws to restrict the right to peaceful protest and impose disproportionate penalties, a report warns. -
No Comment Severe floods in Nigeria leave residents displaced Residents have been forced to flee their homes in northeastern Nigeria after a dam collapsed unleashing severe flooding. -
Europe News Suppliers spooked by Draghi’s call to decouple price of green electricity from gas Mario Draghi’s EU competitiveness report, launched with much fanfare in Brussels yesterday, included a proposal for an electricity market reform that the European Commission shied away from during the energy crisis of 2022. -
Europe News 'Unacceptable': Neighbours slam Germany for new border control measures Poland has deemed Germany's decision to implement border controls "unacceptable," while Austria has announced that it will not accept any migrants who are turned back. -
Culture news Everything you need to know about the MTV Video Music Awards: Will Taylor Swift make history? The MTV Video Music Awards are set for tonight, with Taylor Swift leading the nominations and potentially making history as the most-awarded artist ever. -
Culture news London’s only Spanish-language theatre to close due to 'lack of financial support' The Cervantes Theatre in London, established seven years ago as the only dedicated Spanish-language theatre in the capital, will close its doors due to lacking funds. -
Tech News Online platforms’ advertising transparency checked by EU Commission Election integrity and protection of minors are the other priority areas so far earmarked for DSA enforcement. -
Earth News Landmark EU report embraces green energy transition - but advocates for softer rules on PFAS The landmark Draghi report says the green energy transition is key to saving Europe's economy. -
Food and Drink Made in Italy: Would you taste this ChatGPT-prompted ice cream? Meet the Gelato Genius who prompts ChatGPT to revolutionise his business, save on waste and wow the crowds anywhere in the world -
Travel News Want to move to Sweden? This village in Lapland is paying families nearly €900 to move there A local organisation is vying to save the primary school and repopulate the town with cash handouts. -
Europe News PM Sánchez at odds with Congress over recognising exiled Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González arrived in Spain on Sunday after fleeing Venezuela on a Spanish army jet following a hotly contested presidential election, which several foreign governments believe he won. -
Iraq Iran's Pezeshkian seeks to cement ties in Iraq on his first trip abroad as president Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian, sworn in last July, has made his first official visit abroad to Iraq, seeking to bolster ties amid growing regional tensions. -
Culture news Is Santa's Little Helper OK? The Simpsons’ pet dog is going viral after Trump-Harris debate “They’re eating the dogs”: Trump peddled false claims about immigrants in last night's debate, leading him to be fact-checked live on air. It also led to a flurry of memes featuring animals and The Simpson’s dog, Santa’s Little Helper. -
The Exchange The new era of travel: AI, robots and regenerative experiences The future of tourism is here, blending innovation with sustainability. Explore how regenerative practises and cutting-edge technology are reshaping the travel industry and creating a positive impact on communities and the planet. -
Europe News Belgians puzzled and displeased as Germany brings back border controls "In the 1980s, we had to get off the bus and they checked all our passports," said one Belgian citizen. "We're not going back to that time, are we?" -
Business Nestlé Waters agrees deal to turn tap off French mineral water probe The non-prosecution agreement is the largest environmentally related one of its kind to be signed in France so far. -
Europe News The Draghi EU competitiveness report - the reactions Mario Draghi’s anticipated report received mixed reactions, with green groups accusing him of 'dismissing the ecological crisis' and the finance industry acclaiming the bulky report’s call for 'massive investment' amid austerity fears. -
Home IFA Berlin 2024: Some of the best tech and innovations on show at this year's electronics fair Lighter, faster, more practical: IFA Berlin's hundreds of exhibitors showed off their latest innovations in electronics for consumers and pros alike. -
Tech News 42 US state attorneys general want warning labels on social media apps A group of US attorneys general want labels put on social media apps to warn children of possible addictive effects. -
Health news Epilepsy drug could help people with sleep apnoea get a good night’s rest, study finds Researchers said the drug could help people who don’t use Cpap machines, but that larger studies are needed to confirm the results. -
Culture news Sophie Calle and Maria João Pires among winners of 2024 Praemium Imperiale awards French artist Sophie Calle and Portuguese classical pianist Maria João Pires have won Praemium Imperiale awards, Japan’s highest international art honours. -
USA From Ukraine war to props to Orbán: Six key takeaways for Europeans from US presidential debate The outcome of November's presidential election is expected to have huge implications for Europe's security and economy. -
Europe News Sánchez urges the EU to 'reconsider' tariffs on Chinese electric cars, exposing cracks "We don't need another war, in this case, a trade war. We need to build bridges between the EU and China," Pedro Sánchez said in Shanghai. -
Food and Drink A pour decision: Sangria with €120,000 worth of Petrus, anyone? A video posted online has become the subject of numerous outraged comments. It shows patrons of a bar on the Côte d'Azur concocting a sangria with one of the world's most expensive wines... -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 11th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Weight-loss drug liraglutide found to be 'safe and effective' for kids as young as 6 Novo Nordisk asked US regulators to approve the drug for children ages 6 to 11. In the EU, it's available for adolescents as young as 12. -
Health news Prostate cancer is being 'overdiagnosed' in Europe. Which countries see the biggest differences? While incidence rates can differ by up to 20-fold across countries, mortality only varied by about five times, a new study found. -
Home What's the secret to making Vienna the world's most liveable city? The Austrian capital ranks highly for stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education and infrastructure. -
Gaza At least 25 killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza and West Bank Gaza's Health Ministry, which does not differentiate between fighters and civilians, says over 40,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since the Israel-Hamas war began. -
Earth News ‘They’re eating the dogs. They’re eating the cats’: Why did Trump accuse immigrants of eating pets? ‘There have been no credible reports of pets being harmed’, officials say. -
Culture news Trailer for Donald Trump movie 'The Apprentice' drops amid intensifying presidential race After struggling to drum up interest following its Cannes Film Festival premiere, Ali Abbasi's movie, starring Sebastian Stan as the former president, will debut in cinemas on 11 October. -
Europe News Blinken and Lammy arrive in Kyiv for talks with Ukrainian leaders The two diplomats reached the Ukrainian capital by train from Poland on Wednesday. -
Economy German Chancellor Olaf Scholz underlines economic need for immigration Scholz gave a speech in the Bundestag in Berlin on Wednesday morning, where he discussed migration, productivity, and warned of a "big economic problem" ahead, according to international and domestic calculations. -
Home IFA Berlin 2024: Manufacturers rethinking how tech appliances can help cut your energy bills How can you slash the energy used at home? New kitchen and household appliances can make a difference, manufacturers say at the IFA Berlin electronics show. -
Culture news Celebrity reactions to Taylor Swift's endorsement for Harris: Can she swing the US elections? It’s the endorsement that everyone’s been waiting for, and while not surprising, it means a lot. Several celebrities have reacted - including a strange comment from Elon Musk which has gone viral. What weight can Swift's support have on the November elections? -
Business European business confidence in China at all-time low, report says Many European businesses believe the returns on investments in the world's second-largest economy are not worth the risks, because of issues including China's economic slowdown and a politicised business environment. -
Europe Decoded Is the border-free Schengen Area about to unravel? Recent developments in Germany and Hungary linked to irregular migration have cast serious doubts over the future of the Schengen Area. -
Mobility First aircraft technical faults, now Starliner. What's causing turbulence at Boeing? Boeing has been criticised after a series of technical issues. Aviation experts say fixing the company’s profit-first culture could help them to avoid future problems. -
Business BMW shares plunge after vehicle recalls for brake system fix BMW has downgraded its full-year outlook following a braking system malfunction that led to a recall of more than 1.5 million vehicles. -
Europe News Why did von der Leyen delay announcing her team? | Radio Schuman European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will announce the list of commissioner nominees during next week's plenary session in Strasbourg. -
Europe News Centre-left MEPs fire warning over von der Leyen Commission picks European socialists are concerned that the next EU executive’s composition may fail to reflect progressive priorities, leaving them sidelined in shaping the EU's social policy. -
Lifestyle Doing it for kicks: Sneakerheads and rich investors hunt for the holy grail of sneakers The rare and vintage sneaker resale market has exploded from stored-away shoeboxes to become a global multi-billion euro industry, with designers, tastemakers, musicians and corporate behemoths all jostling to buy and sell their soles. -
Europe Decoded Europe's fragmented defence industry needs coordination to avoid supply crisis - Draghi report The EU defence market could face a supply crisis if member states do not align their defence spending and procurement plans, according to Draghi's report on competitiveness. -
Economy Germany's political uncertainty diminishes investor confidence The growing support for Germany's populist parties, the AfD and BSW, could exacerbate the country's economic challenges, potentially accelerating the trend of businesses relocating their operations elsewhere. -
Europe News Pope Francis lands in Singapore after record-breaking Mass in Timor-Leste During his trip through Southeast Asia and Oceania, the pontiff also visited Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. -
Markets Wall Street stocks finish mixed after latest Trump-Harris US election debate Asian benchmarks dipped after Wall Street's mixed finish following Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's open US election debate. -
USA Taylor Swift endorses 'warrior' Kamala Harris for US president in post signed ‘childless cat lady’ The singer has 283 million followers on Instagram and her post received over two million likes in just half an hour. -
Tech News A big win for the EU? How California's new AI bill compares to the EU AI Act California could see a new AI bill but just as Europe's AI Act proved, not everyone is happy about regulation. -
Economy What is considered a good salary? European capitals compared A good salary can vary widely depending on an individual's profession, education, and personal expectations. Euronews Business takes a closer look at what constitutes a good salary across major European capitals. -
Climate Typhoon Yagi is the strongest storm in Asia this year: Is climate change to blame? It is also the second most powerful tropical cyclone in the world so far this year after Hurricane Beryl. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 11th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Why are European carmakers struggling in the electric vehicle market? European carmakers are struggling in the global electric vehicle market, with key brands like Stellantis, Mercedes and Volkswagen losing ground to competitors. High costs and limited new models are hindering growth, with BMW being a rare exception among European brands. -
USA Harris slams Trump over economy, abortion and immigration in heated debate The former US president was on the defensive as moderators fact-checked his statements during the two presidential hopefuls' debate in Philadelphia. -
Russia Russia launches joint navy drills with China Russian President Vladimir Putin accuses the US of provoking an arms race and says Russia must be 'prepared for any development'.