26 September 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News Danish justice minister visits Kosovo prison set to receive 300 inmates from Denmark The deal, which was originally signed in 2021, only became a treaty earlier this year when it was approved by Kosovo's parliament. -
China China’s top-of-the-line nuclear submarine sunk in shipyard Beijing has not acknowledged the sinking and a US defence official said it was "not surprising" that China's navy would conceal it. -
Work Sweden first pioneered parental leave. Now it's the first country to give grandparents paid leave Parents in Sweden can now transfer paid parental leave days to people who are not a legal guardian, including grandparents and friends. -
Europe News Portugal to use €500 million from European funds for wildfire recovery Portugal has received authorisation from the European Commission to access €500 million from cohesion funds to help cover the damage caused by the fires. -
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Football Now What are the differences between club and international football? Infrequent matches and a limited selection pool mean international football poses a unique challenge for players and coaches alike. -
Tech News Tech and environmental sustainability projects emerge as winners in European Design Awards Winners at the 2024 Design Europa Awards included a modular turntable and electric yachts, reflecting a shift towards eco-friendly design. Categories honoured SMEs, larger companies, young talent, and lifetime achievement, with a focus on technological innovation and environmental impact. -
Healthcare Global leaders commit to curbing the threat of antibiotic-resistant superbugs by 2030 The UN agreement calls for global cooperation to protect people from superbugs that can evade antibiotic drugs. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 26th – 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 Sharing the viral 'Goodbye Meta AI' post won't protect your data. Here's what to do instead A viral Instagram hoax, shared by thousands, including celebrities, falsely claims that reposting will prevent Meta from using personal data for AI training. -
Europe News Pope Francis begins tour through heart of Europe to promote peace and boost his dwindling flock With church attendance in decline and child abuse scandals still live, the pontiff has arrived in Luxembourg to try and raise morale. -
Earth News 'Like a toothpick in wet sand’: 10 homes in this US village have collapsed into the sea since 2020 Their destruction has been decades in the making as beach erosion and climate change slowly edged the Atlantic closer. -
Health news EU disease prevention agency's new chief seeks better public engagement New chief Pamela Rendi-Wagner says European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) should do more to combat disinformation and appeal to wider audience. -
Europe News Kremlin says changes to nuclear doctrine are a 'warning' to the West The revision of Moscow's nuclear doctrine, announced on Wednesday, seemed to significantly lower the threshold for the possible use of Russia's nuclear arsenal. -
Lifestyle European Day of Languages celebrates the continent's linguistic diversity Part of what makes Europe such a bountiful well of cultures is its linguistic diversity. The annual European Day of Languages celebrates it. -
Earth News ‘Chronically submerged’: Europe’s overseas territories are battling sea level rise Residents of former Dutch colony Bonaire have sued the Netherlands for lack of action against climate change. -
Hungary Hungary PM Orbán's advisor in hot water for saying resisting Russia is irresponsible Balázs Orbán made comparisons between the 1956 Hungarian Uprising and Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, which didn't sit well with the opposition at home. -
Earth News 'Generic, vague, misleading’: Shein investigated by Italian watchdog over greenwashing The Chinese fast fashion giant is being investigated in Italy over its sustainability claims. -
Travel News ‘Panda economy’: Can two new bears give Hong Kong’s tourism industry a boost? Two cute new giant pandas have arrived in Hong Kong. Can they give tourism a boost? -
Culture news Spanish Armada galleon sails into London 400 years late The boat, which reproduces a 17th century model, will remain in London until 6 October, after having travelled more than 100,000 nautical miles around the world. -
Tech News Smarter AI glasses, Orion, and Judi Dench-sounding AI: The new Meta tech to look out for From the ‘most advanced glasses the world has ever seen’ to actors voicing its AI. Here’s what happened at the Meta event. -
Europe News Several Ukrainian cities hit in Russian overnight aerial attack At least eight people were injured in Zaporizhzhia, and Ukrainian air defences battled additional missiles and drones over Kyiv for over five hours. -
Health news Poor sleep in pregnancy may be linked to higher risk of developmental delays in kids, study finds A recent study by researchers in China found that insufficient sleep during pregnancy may be associated with neurodevelopmental delays in children, especially in boys. -
Europe News NATO trains countries to respond to cyber attacks on renewables Since Russia first invaded Ukraine in 2014, energy companies providing alternatives to fossil fuels have increasingly come under attack. -
Italy Violent clashes between fans after Genoa football derby injure 26 police officers The Coppa Italia match saw Sampdoria beat Genoa in a penalty shootout. -
Culture news James Cameron joins board of AI company – and faces backlash A major coup for AI... A kick in the teeth for some creatives and fans. -
Travel News UK passport holders advised to swat up on validity rules as passenger wrongly denied boarding Confusion over UK passport rules recently saw a passenger wrongly denied boarding. -
Europe News Far-right FPÖ leads as Austrians head to polls in pivotal election on Sunday The anti-immigrant Freedom Party (FPÖ) is leading in the polls — although it's unlikely to secure an absolute majority. -
Markets French bond yield surpasses Spain's as investors mull budget woes France's bond yield surpassed Spain's this week for the first time since 2008 as Europe's second largest economy struggles with debt. -
Lebanon Israeli airstrike kills dozens in Lebanon as Netanyahu tells army to 'continue with full force' Israel's military chief said Wednesday they were preparing for a possible ground operation in Lebanon as Hezbollah launched dozens of rockets into Israel. -
Europe News EU's top court rejects Catalan separatist Carles Puigdemont's claim to MEP status The European Court of Justice has backed former European Parliament president Antonio Tajani's decision not to recognise Catalan separatist leader Carles Puigdemont as an MEP, ruling that Tajani "merely did what he was required to do." -
Culture news Sex, murder, and a flooded stage: Bold new production of Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk stuns in Barcelona Water and tragedy collide in Alex Ollé's bold new interpretation of Dmitri Shostakovich’s opera. -
Business Commerzbank in larger payout pledge ahead of UniCredit talks The German lender is lifting profit targets and shareholder rewards as Italy's UniCredit contemplates a merger. -
Markets How climate change is battering one of Norway's key commodity markets Climate change is having an effect on one of Norway's most important commodity markets - the fishing sector. Euronews Business looks at what steps are being taken to protect it. -
Tech News OpenAI could switch to for-profit, giving Sam Altman a stake as more staff quit ChatGPT maker Chief technology officer Mira Murati is also the latest senior staffer to step down in a leadership shake-up -
Europe News Georgian activists fear rise in anti-LGBTQ+ hate crime after trans model murdered Kesaria Abramidze was murdered inside her apartment last Wednesday, a day after the government passed a sweeping measure severely restricting LGBTQ+ rights. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 26th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Six EU countries call for tough DSA action against platforms like Shein, Temu Germany, Austria, Poland, Denmark, the Netherlands and France call for a unified approach in enforcing EU-standards in e-commerce. -
Tech News Microsoft claims its new AI correction feature can fix hallucinations. Does it work? Microsoft claims it has a new capability that detects and corrects false or misleading statements from AI. -
United Kingdom Police probing cyberattack on wi-fi networks at UK train stations UK transport officials and police said on Thursday they are investigating a “cyber-security incident” that hit the public wi-fi networks at the country’s biggest railway stations. -
Culture news Thom Yorke to rework Radiohead’s ‘Hail To The Thief’ for new ‘Hamlet’ production Thom Yorke will orchestrate his band’s 2003 album for a cast of 20 musicians and actors, in an updated version of “Hamlet” that will focus on state corruption and paranoia. -
Health news European girls are starting puberty much earlier than before. Here’s what we know about why Researchers have some promising leads but no definite answers as to why girls are entering early puberty more frequently than in the past. -
Business VW workers stage protest as managers and unions hold talks The talks on pay and conditions at Volkswagen come amid reports of job cuts and, for the first time in its history, potential plant closures in Germany. -
World News A century of making the world a better place for children could be undone if we don't act now Children worldwide are facing hunger, poverty, inequality, and discrimination. We must make sure the next 100 years bring a brighter reality for them, Save the Children CEO Inger Ashing writes. -
Europe News German supermarket Aldi's fake discounts breach EU law, top European court says The supermarket can’t pretend it’s offering a discount if it raises prices just to cut them back, the judges ruled in a case brought by consumer activists from Baden-Württemberg. -
Belgium Belgium's appalling abuse legacy clouds pope's trip as survivors demand reparations Revelations of Belgium's horrific abuse scandal have dribbled out in bits since 2010, when the country's longest-serving bishop was allowed to resign without punishment, after admitting he had sexually abused his nephew. -
Culture news Bundy and Dahmer explored in London's new serial killer exhibition: But is it a step too far? London’s newest visitor attraction is a gore fest that revels in the murder and mayhem of serial killers. -
Tech News Italy pilots AI in schools looking to boost tech-based learning Under the pilot project set to begin this year, AI will be introduced in 15 schools across four regions. -
wellbeing 'Weekend warrior' exercise as beneficial as regular workouts in lowering risk of over 200 diseases Both regular exercise and intense weekend exercise were found to lower the risk of more than 200 diseases, including hypertension and diabetes. -
Europe News What lobbying footprint does Big Oil have on EU climate policy? Two new reports have claimed to show just how much influence fossil fuel company lobbying has on EU climate policymaking. -
Japan Japan court acquits longest-serving death row inmate in 1966 murder retrial The former boxer was convicted of murder in the 1966 killing of a company manager and three of his family members. He was sentenced to death in 1968. -
Business Time for the Robotaxi? Future trend in focus ahead of Tesla investor update Tesla is expected to report a record number of deliveries for the third quarter next week, fuelled by strong sales growth in China. The upcoming Robotaxi event is likely to be a key focus, shaping the future trend of its stock. -
Europe News Europeans are dining out earlier as 'early-bird' habits rise in post-pandemic era A study conducted in 16 countries shows that people are now dining out earlier than in 2019, with new data indicating a growing trend in "early-bird" habits. -
Europe News Can an unpopular Orbán ally oversee the EU’s health policy? | Radio Schuman Earlier this month, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen unexpectedly named Hungary's Olivér Várhelyi as her Commissioner for Health and Animal Welfare, provoking mixed reactions — to say the least. -
Economy Where are Europe's top tax havens - and how are they luring in the rich? Hungry for investment, countries in Europe are competing to attract and retain the wealthy. Euronews Business explores the tax perks on offer, along with the pushbacks against them. -
Space Europa Clipper: NASA's largest-ever planetary spacecraft is due to launch next month The Jupiter-bound spacecraft is approximately 5 m tall and measures over 30.5 m in width with its arrays fully extended. -
Health news LGBTQ+ community may be more at risk of developing dementia or depression in later life LGBTQ+ people were 15 per cent more likely to develop negative brain health outcomes compared to their cisgender and straight counterparts, according to a new study. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 26th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Tech News Wild Hornet attacks: How Ukraine's drones are making their mark on the frontline Euronews spoke to two members of the Ukrainian organisation Wild Hornets about their aim to enhance Ukraine’s drone capabilities to combat Russia in the battlefield. -
USA European Council president Charles Michel calls for Security Council reform The EU council chief says 'a permanent seat on the Security Council is not a privilege. It is a responsibility.' -
USA US and European allies call for three-week ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah Earlier, representatives for Israel and Lebanon reiterated their support for a UN resolution that ended the 2006 war between Israel and the Tehran-backed militant group.