27 September 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News Sergio Mattarella visits Germany ahead of 80th anniversary of Marzabotto massacre Speaking alongside Germany's president Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Sergio Mattarella warned against the rise of political populism and said peace in Ukraine didn’t have to mean submission. -
Europe News Ukraine's Zelenskyy presents 'victory plan' to US politicians Zelenskyy's long-awaited "victory plan" is described as setting out Ukraine's conditions for a potential cease-fire. -
Lebanon Israel strikes central Hezbollah headquarters in Beirut Local media reports claim that the strike targeted Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah. -
Space How to spot 'comet of the century' C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) on its first visit in 80,000 years Two viewing windows are possible to catch a glimpse of what’s being described as the astrological event of the year with your naked eyes and some luck. -
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Euronews Witness Renewable energy speculation brewing a storm in Sardinia The windswept Italian island is a prime location for harvesting the energy of the future. But residents fear poor planning of wind farms and unregulated speculation will turn their homeland into a European Wild West for renewables. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Zelenskyy's attempts to drum up new support This edition of State of the Union focuses on the crucial visit of Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy to the U.S., the latest economic forecast by the EBRD and attempts to support the struggling German car industry. -
Europe News Lebanese community in Germany fears the worst as threat of war looms Germany has over 47,000 Lebanese nationals, who are following developments in the Middle East with fear. -
No Comment Latvian mural features red cat named Peach Beloved by local residents in Latvia's capital city of Riga, Peach the cat was created by artist Eriks Caune. -
Health news Where to age well: People in these countries enjoy the longest years of healthy life in the EU Malta came out on top when it comes to healthy ageing, but the best and worst countries are different for men and women. -
Europe News Women in Belgium travel to the Netherlands for later term abortions In Belgium abortion is legal 12 weeks after conception, with many women travelling across the border to the Netherlands in order to terminate pregnancies later. -
World 'Everywhere, every day': How the EU's drugs agency is tackling a new surge The European Union Drugs Agency is dealing with new challenges to the rule of law as the illegal drugs trade surges. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 27th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy French debt soars reinforcing concerns about its budgetary control France's borrowing of €68.9 billion in the second quarter of 2024 has added to the country's debt pile reinforcing concerns about its budgetary control. -
Tech News Ukraine’s government will use AI avatars and videos to help inform citizens about social care The AI videos will not be used for the war but could help citizens residing in territories temporarily occupied by Russia. -
Earth News Inside the London restaurant that cooks with ingredients grown 60km away on an eco-friendly farm The approach of UK restaurants reflects a broader trend, with many Europeans now going for locally sourced food. -
Earth News Commission sees role for nuclear and carbon capture in production of low-carbon fuels Trains, automobiles and even planes could be run on nuclear power or even natural gas while being treated as ‘green’ under proposed EU rules -
Health news Commission cautious on onshoring drug production to the EU Pandemic exposed EU states to worrying pharma supply shortages, leading to widespread calls for more home-manufactured pharma. -
Earth News Hypocrisy claims levelled at climate negotiators pushing for low emissions while backing oil and gas Top climate negotiators urged countries to put forward more ambitious climate plans but critics say they aren't cutting back themselves. -
Business Economic self-sabotage? Ireland’s Green Party and DAA weigh in on passenger cap The aviation industry cannot fully rely on technological solutions to tackle the climate crisis, Green councillor says amid dispute over passenger limits at Dublin airport. -
Climate From record-breaking heat stress to below-average temperatures: Europe’s summer of stark contrasts Europe’s Copernicus Climate Change Service says extreme temperatures in regions such as southeastern Europe are impacting the wellbeing of Europeans. -
USA At least five dead as hurricane Helene rips through southeastern US Hurricane Helene has caused havoc across several states after making landfall overnight in northwestern Florida and declared a category 4 storm. -
Travel News Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan: What is the latest travel advice amid the Israel-Hamas war? Some areas are still safe for tourists while others are completely offbounds. -
Culture news Celebrated British actress Maggie Smith, star of Harry Potter and Downton Abbey, dies aged 89 The news of Maggie Smith's death has been confirmed by her sons. -
Culture news Ezra Collective's 'Dance, No One's Watching': Euronews Culture's verdict British jazz band Ezra Collective's follow-up to their Mercury Prize-winning album is another joyous celebratory collection. -
Culture news 'A musical for the open-minded': Book of Mormon reopens for a second run in Madrid Lots of laughs, good catchy music and a strong critique of serious problems laced with doses of dark humour, ‘The Book of Mormon’ is a musical revelation that has conquered audiences in Madrid, the world's third biggest stage for musical theatre. -
Culture news Rebranding mathematics: How researchers came together to create France’s first maths museum As the Paris Mathematics Museum turns one, Euronews Culture speaks to two of its main organisers about the unusual process that led to France’s first maths museum. -
Lifestyle Inflatable jackets and Dior live archery: The best of Paris Fashion Week so far Here are some standout moments from Paris Fashion Week so far, as the world’s top fashion houses take center stage in the French capital. -
Lebanon Are the Lebanese people caught in the crossfire of a war they didn't ask for? A major humanitarian crisis in Lebanon and the risk of an Israeli ground invasion could overwhelm the country and plunge the region into a total war. What can be done to spare the Lebanese people from a disaster? -
Economy German unemployment shows 'sluggish recovery' in the labour market The German labour market usually picks up in September after the summer, but unemployment decreased much less than usual this month. -
Lebanon Lebanese people fleeing Israeli bombardment face rent-gouging and overcrowding Between overcrowding and impossibly high upfront costs, people displaced by an accelerated war are finding it hard to secure temporary homes. -
Cinema Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Emmanuelle' - Audrey Diwan's aimless erotic reboot Award-winning French director Audrey Diwan updates the original 70s erotic film with a strangely dispassionate and pointless drama that proves to be one massive anti-climax. -
Tech News Meta hit with €91 million fine for lax password safety Big tech company Meta is ordered to pay a €91m data protection fine for not having enough user password protection in place, the Irish data watchdog said. -
Lifestyle Monaco Yacht Show 2024: A celebration of the world’s finest yachts and ultra-luxury Monaco Yacht Show has made its return to the idyllic Port Hercule to showcase some of the world’s finest superyachts and luxury vessels. -
No Comment Tasmanian court excludes men from women-only exhibition The Supreme Court of Tasmania ruled the "Ladies' Lounge" women-only exhibition legal, overturning a prior decision, citing protection under anti-discrimination law. -
Europe News Albania has potential to be accession ‘frontrunner,’ EU ambassador says Tirana has unlocked the next step in its bid to join the EU, with talks on the so-called "fundamental" clusters set to take place in Luxembourg on 15 October. -
Art How artist Olafur Eliasson is about to take over London, Berlin, Seoul and New York Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson is set to take over some of the world’s biggest public spaces in his most impressive installation piece yet. -
Economy French and Spanish inflation dips below 2% fuelling rate cut hopes Lower-than-expected inflation is fuelling bets for the ECB to keep cutting the benchmark interest rate in October. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 27th – Midday 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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Euronews Debates How can AI’s power be harnessed for good? And what regulators must get right AI’s economic and social benefits are geographically concentrated, primarily in the Global North. In this edition of Euronews Debates, our panel of experts tackles the thorny issue of how to get AI governance right. -
Belgium Pope Francis condemns Catholic Church's 'shameful' abuse in Belgium Earlier on Friday, Belgium's prime minister blasted the pontiff for the Catholic Church's horrific legacy, demanding "concrete steps" to come clean with the past and put victims' interests ahead of those of the institution. -
Lebanon We are winning, Netanyahu tells UN as Israel continues Lebanon strikes Meanwhile, tens of thousands of Lebanese citizens have fled across the border from Lebanon into Syria since the beginning of the week as Israel bombards Hezbollah targets. -
Economy Portugal minimum wage rises: How does it compare to EU counterparts? Plans to increase Portugal's minimum wage has been announced - but the higher salary is still far below some of its European Union counterparts. -
Health news Scientists discover link between bacteria in the mouth and head and neck cancers Poor oral health could lead to certain types of cancer, according to a new study. -
Tech News Cyber certificate debate to land on plate of incoming Tech Commissioner New EU Tech Commissioner Henna Virkkunen will have to improve the adoption processes of certification schemes, her mission letter says. -
Europe News Cyprus ready to manage evacuation of third country nationals as Israel-Hezbollah war explodes Israeli attacks targeting Hezbollah members have killed hundreds in southern Lebanon since Monday, while Hezbollah has fired hundreds of rockets at Israel over the last year. -
Culture news Brontë not Bronte: Misspelled memorial to the Brontë sisters finally gets corrected 85 years after the misspelled plaque first installed, three of the greatest British literary names have been corrected. Because it’s Brontë, not Bronte. -
Culture news Why has Naomi Campbell been barred from being charity trustee in England and Wales? Supermodel Naomi Cambell founded Fashion For Relief in 2005 to relieve poverty. However, an investigation has found that only a small proportion of the charity's overall expenditure went to good causes. -
Europe News Is the EU's forest protection law becoming Brussels' next nightmare? | Radio Schuman In an interview with Euronews, the outgoing European Commissioner for Environment, Ocean and Fisheries Virginijus Sinkevičius said that he finds very 'difficult' to understand why the position on the deforestation law has changed significantly after its approval. -
Cinema What are the must-see films at this year’s BFI London Film Festival? Here are the 15 films you need to see at this year's LFF - from future Oscar hopefuls to powerful protest films and absurdist comedies, there's truly something for everyone in this 68th edition's vibrant line-up. -
Spain Spanish MEP Alvise Pérez admits receiving €100,000 in cash amid illegal campaign financing probe Pérez has admitted on Telegram to receiving the sum "as a freelancer without an invoice," for which he will have to pay a 25% fine on the total amount. -
Markets Markets round-up: China growth measures drive up European stocks Chinese stimulus policies boosted stock markets across Europe, particularly in sectors more exposed to Chinese consumer demand, such as luxury and automotive stocks. Both the Euro Stoxx 600 and the DAX reached new record highs. -
Belgium Pope Francis makes hope-inspired trip to 'heart of Europe' amid abuse scandal While in Belgium, Pope Francis will have to face a backlash against local church authorities amid child abuse scandals. The Vatican hopes the visit will also help the EU "rediscover its roots". -
Culture Series ‘From Istanbul to New York’: Pari Dukovic’s photography exhibition debuts in Istanbul Award-winning photographer Pari Dukovic's exhibition "From Istanbul to New York: A Photographer's Journey" showcases his dynamic portraits and personal artistic evolution. -
Business Europe’s answer to the Suez Canal breaks ground after 20-year delay New route will turbo-charge trade between France, Belgium and the Netherlands. -
Markets Metal prices soar as Fed and China’s stimulus ignites market activity Metal prices surged, with gold reaching a new record and silver briefly hitting a 12-year high following central banks' easing policies. Copper also experienced a price rally amid China's additional stimulus measures. However, the price rise may not end here. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 27th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News ‘Every journey leads to a connection’: Why peace is the theme of this year’s World Tourism Day Leaders from across the travel industry are meeting in Tbilisi today. -
Europe News Harris rebuffs Trump's suggestion Ukraine should cede territory to achieve peace The Democratic presidential nominee spoke alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as she unleashed the veiled criticism of Republican candidate Donald Trump's controversial push for Ukraine to quickly cut a deal to end the war. -
Europe News North Macedonia hits out at Brussels, says EU accession like 'Waiting for Godot' Both North Macedonia's president and prime minister slammed stumbling blocks put in place by Brussels over a dispute with Bulgaria over Balkan history, language and culture. -
World News Lebanon peacekeeping mission in 'most difficult period' since 2006 war Established in 1978 its more than 10,000 peacekeepers from 50 countries have been regularly patrolling the Blue Line, the UN-drawn border between Lebanon and Israel, while also engaging in efforts to de-escalate tensions between the two sides.