30 September 2024 | Euronews
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Lebanon Israel launches small raids against Hezbollah across the Lebanese border, officials say It follows Israeli defence minister Yoav Gallant's remarks that the ‘next phase of war’ against Hezbollah will ‘begin soon’, signalling that Israel could be preparing for a ground offensive in Lebanon. -
Europe News EU calls on Israel and Hezbollah to show restraint in 'moment of truth' for Lebanon The bloc's warning comes amid signs Israel is ramping up its offensive with a land incursion into Lebanon. -
Scenes Watch: The South African designer empowering the visually impaired Meet the woman who designs clothing with inclusion in mind. -
Europe News Denmark cleans up damage after floods wreak havoc 51 of the country's 98 municipalities have been told to draw up flood protection plans by the Danish coastal authority, amidst fears that flooding will worsen in the future. -
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 30th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Over 75% of 3 and 4-year-olds in Europe get too much screen time and not enough sleep and exercise While most young children get enough sleep, they spend too much time on screens and don’t move enough, the global study found. -
Europe News What Austria's electoral results mean for EU affairs Austria could become the latest European Union member state to have a far-right party in power after the Freedom Party (FPÖ) secured victory in Sunday's general election. -
Health news Austrian man amputated his penis with an axe after eating psilocybin psychedelic mushrooms Psilocybin has become increasingly popular in medical research for its potential therapeutic benefits, but an extreme case has highlighted the drug’s potential dangers when used in uncontrolled settings. -
Euronews Witness Moldova at the crossroads: tensions with Transnistria ahead of EU membership referendum In October Moldovans will vote on making EU membership a constitutional goal. A 'yes' vote would put the pro-Western leadership on a collision course with the Russia-leaning breakaway region in the east. -
Travel News France is home to the world’s coolest neighbourhood, according to a new ranking Hip bakeries and indie bookstores nabbed the area the number one spot. -
Europe News New NATO chief Mark Rutte inherits multiple security headaches An EU veteran with an established relationship with Donald Trump, ex-Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte is well-placed to tackle NATO’s challenges, defence experts have told Euronews. -
Home Can converting disused office spaces into flats solve Berlin's housing crisis? Two German entrepreneurs have been converting old factories and disused office spaces into affordable apartments in Berlin for years. As rents spiral in the German capital, Euronews met them to ask if such projects could be a feasible solution for the housing crises dominating Europe. -
Climate What ‘historic’ Hurricane Helene tells us about how climate change is supercharging storms Helene is the eighth Category 4 or 5 Atlantic hurricane to make landfall in the US in the last eight years. That’s as many of these intense hurricanes as hit the US in the prior 57 years. -
Economy French government mulls tax increase for large companies The executive is reportedly examining a range of plans to reduce the public deficit, including a temporary tax on companies making more than €1 billion per year. -
Culture news Archaeologists discover more than 50 exceptionally well-preserved Viking skeletons in Denmark The discoveries suggest that the Vikings were involved in trade networks far more extensive than previously thought. -
Climate ‘I'm exhausted’: French winemakers face losses of 60% with Chablis worst affected by bad weather Frost, fungus and record rainfall have left winemakers in France 'exhausted'. -
Earth News Switzerland and Italy redraw border as melting glaciers shift the frontier The popular ski resort of Zermatt is in the affected area. -
Greece New LNG system opens in Greece aiming to reduce reliance on Russian gas The new project, funded in part by the European Commission aims to reduce southeastern Europe's dependence on Russian gas. -
World News Urban development: how to create more sustainable cities? In this latest edition of Euronews Debates, co-produced with CGTN, our expert panel takes a look at the future of urban planning. -
World News AI for good: Experts debate regulation, innovation and global access In this Euronews Debates co-produced with CGTN, an international panel of experts discussed the potential benefits, risks and regulatory challenges of AI. -
No Comment Actor Damian Lewis herds sheep over London bridge to honour medieval tradition Lewis has been granted the honorary title of "Freeman of the City of London", which in medieval times included the right to bring livestock across London without paying tolls. -
Economy German inflation plunges to over three-year low as energy prices wane German inflation fell for the second month in a row in September, as energy prices pulled back. However, food prices rose at a faster pace. -
Business All hands on deck: Multilateral AIIB working with other development banks to tackle climate change Battling climate change needs both public and private financing, leveraged through multilateral development banks like AIIB, says its president, Jin Liqun. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank is working with World Bank, EBRD and other financial institutions to step up projects across the globe. -
Explore More than meets the eye: A new way to see Gobustan’s mud volcanoes and ancient rock art Gobustan shares its secrets with us in this episode of Explore Azerbaijan. We imagine ancient human life through the art they left behind, and see mud volcanoes in a brand new way. -
Smart Regions River research: the international scientists protecting the Danube's delicate ecosystems The REXDAN project is a multidisciplinary, integrated research initiative aiming to keep the Danube's waters safe from and safe for humans. -
Balkan Trip Exploring Sremski Karlovci and Novi Sad: Serbia's cultural and historical gems In this episode of Balkan Trip we discover two new cities: Sremski Karlovci, known for its rich history, oldest grammar school and unique Bermet wine, and Novi Sad, chosen as the European Capital in 2022. -
Tech News European Commission appoints 13 experts to draft AI Code The Code of Practice, aimed to give clarity to providers of General Purpose AI systems, should be ready by August 2025. -
Business Delhi Capital owners to buy English cricket club in historic move English cricket team Hampshire is set to be bought by part-owner of IPL franchise Delhi Capitals. -
Lifestyle Paris Fashion Week nears to a close: Here are some highlights you might have missed From Issey Miyake's paper-inspired designs to Alexander McQueen's fog-filled runway, the world's top designer brands have dazzled at Paris Fashion Week. Here are some highlights. -
Art Es Devlin’s new work supporting UNHCR features portraits of 50 Londoners affected by displacement Bringing together portraits, animation, sound sequences and choral performances, the landmark installation at London’s St Mary le Strand Church will be unveiled on Thursday (3 October). -
Business Italy's Stellantis becomes latest car giant to issue profit warning The struggling maker of Jeep and Ram is looking for a new CEO to succeed Carlos Taveres, who is under fire from US dealers and the United Auto Workers union after a dismal first-half financial performance. -
Health news What is Marburg virus, the infectious and deadly Ebola-like disease breaking out in Rwanda? The Ebola-related Marburg virus kills around half of those infected but has been fatal in up to 90 per cent of cases. -
Europe News Pope's calls doctors who perform abortions 'hitmen,' sparking online furore It was the second time in as many weeks that Francis has been asked about his views on abortion, which remains a hotly-contested issue for the Catholic Church -
Culture news ‘Baby Reindeer’: Judge rules series is 'not a true story' - ‘real’ Martha can sue Netflix The ongoing legal saga surrounding the Emmy-winning Netflix miniseries Baby Reindeer continues... Now, a new verdict can lead accuser Fiona Harvey to pursue her defamation lawsuit against Netflix. -
Italy Inter and Milan ultra football fans 'decimated' by mafia arrests in massive police crackdown Several top ultras of Milanese football clubs have been detained on the accusation of forming criminal groups aiming to take control of businesses in and around the San Siro stadium. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 30th – 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 Baaah-nd of Brothers? Hollywood star Damian Lewis herds sheep over a London bridge The actor was one of over a thousand people driving sheep along a historical trading route on Sunday – but what is this quirky, centuries-old tradition? -
Hungary Hungary's Orbán rallies China and Brazil in renewed Ukraine peacemaking push Kyiv — which views Orbán's constant overtures to Moscow and pushback against support for Ukraine as hostile — is on a peace-through-victory campaign of its own and might not have any interest in hearing out Russia's demands any time soon. -
Economy Greece kicks off sale of stake in National Bank which could raise €727m The move marks the end of the privatisation of Greek lenders after debt crisis bailouts. -
Europe Decoded Why renewed tensions with neighbours have stalled North Macedonia’s EU membership bid EU ambassadors failed to approve the opening of the next chapter of EU accession talks with Skopje last week. -
Tech News California governor Gavin Newsom vetoes landmark AI bill that would require safety testing The bill, which would have been the first AI law in the US, would have required tech companies to test models and provided whistleblower protections to workers. -
Lifestyle Europe’s oldest nightclub La Paloma in Barcelona re-opens While many venues across Europe are facing closure due to inflation rates, rising rent costs, soaring energy prices and a shift in post-pandemic habits, a bit of good news comes from Spain as La Paloma, which opened in 1903 and shut in 2007, is reopening its doors... -
Earth News Wildfire in southern Greece leaves two people dead following record-hot summer The flames were fanned on by strong winds blowing through forests left tinder-dry by a warm spring and hot summer. -
Moments ‘We’re going back to the US’: Couple abandon dream round-the-world cruise after repeated delays Despite being scheduled to leave at the end of May, the vessel is still stationary in Belfast port - along with hundreds of stranded passengers. -
Business Wero set to become Europe's first unified payment solution Wero is set to become Europe's first sovereign payment solution as a key rival to Visa and Mastercard. Its rapid expansion and access to the Single Market positions it as a strong alternative to the US-based networks. -
Culture news Country music legend and 'A Star Is Born' actor Kris Kristofferson dies at 88 Kris Kristofferson, the country music star and 'A Star Is Born' actor, has died at the age of 88. -
Europe News French far right goes on trial for allegedly embezzling European funds for party The high-stakes trial opens in Paris on Monday and will last for two months. -
Lebanon Israel to 'use all capabilities' including ground troops, defence minister says Yoav Gallant's words to IDF troops stationed in the north of Israel came as fears of a boots-on-the-ground invasion of Lebanon to fight Hezbollah continue to rise on Monday. -
Europe News Has the EU really become more transparent? Sort of, EU ombudswoman says | Radio Schuman To start off the week, Radio Schuman talks about the European Commission’s culture of secrecy as seen by the EU ombudswoman, who has pushed for new standards of openness and transparency in EU institutions. -
Economy Taking care of business: How Kyrgyzstan became Moscow's middle man Euronews Business investigates how Russia is using Kyrgyzstan as a key third-party country to maintain trade relations with a variety of European nations. -
The Big Question ‘Making equity great again’ should be the Commission’s priority, says Euronext CEO CEO of Euronext, Stéphane Boujnah, discusses building financial security, liquidity in Europe and the potential impact of a Trump win. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 30th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Markets Markets week ahead: Spotlight on eurozone inflation and US employment data This week, markets will focus on upcoming economic data, including eurozone inflation, US non-farm payrolls, and China’s business activity figures. This data will be critical for investors assessing the global economic trajectory and the potential direction of central bank rate policies. -
Europe News Is an anti-Kickl coalition on the cards after the far right won in Austria? A projection for ORF public television, based on counting of over 90% of the vote, showed the Freedom Party finishing first with 29.2%. -
Europe News Thousands in Portugal march against immigration in rally called by far-right party Demonstrators marched through the capital Lisbon with the Portuguese national flag and carried banners bearing slogans like, 'Expulsion of immigrants who commit crimes'. -
Space SpaceX rescue mission to bring stranded astronauts back to Earth docks at ISS NASA decided using the Boeing Starliner capsule to bring Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams back to Earth was too risky following a string of technical glitches on their outwards journey. -
Europe News Protesters in Paris demand end to Israeli air strikes on targets in Lebanon France has been a key supporter of Israel, defending its right to self-defence for years and sells an average of €20 million worth of military equipment to the country each year.