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Europe News EU proposes delaying landmark deforestation law amid industry pressure The European Commission's move to postpone anti-deforestation regulations has sparked criticism from environmental NGOs. -
Europe News Police and Palestinian supporters clash in Amsterdam during 7 October commemorations Cities across Europe held events to remember over 1200 Israelis who were killed last year on 7 October and those taken hostage by Hamas. -
Scenes Watch: The future of farming takes root underwater in Italy Luca Gamberini and his team are exploring a new frontier for farming without harming the environment. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 7th – Evening 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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United Kingdom UK doctor found guilty of attempted murder with poison disguised as COVID vaccine The doctor pleaded guilty to attempted murder after injecting his mother's partner with what was most likely a pesticide in January, while pretending he was a nurse there to administer a COVID-19 jab -
Europe in Motion Asylum applications in the EU drop by 17% in June as countries tighten borders Syrians remain the largest group among asylum seekers, while Germany, Spain, Italy and France face the most cases. -
Climate Is anywhere safe from deadly weather? New map reveals the US states most at risk from climate crisis New research uses extreme heat, drought, inland and coastal flooding and wildfires to rank the safety of US states. -
Europe News Brussels urged not to U-turn on car CO2 limits amid industry ‘crisis’ Electricity firms fear the EU is about to cave in to industry pressure and ease cuts on car emissions, as Austria, Belgium, Ireland and the Netherlands ask the European Commission to help electrify company car fleets. -
Art 'A Bunch of Stuff': Johnny Depp’s creative chaos goes on display at New York exhibition The New York exhibition "A Bunch of Stuff" offers an intimate look into Johnny Depp's eclectic artistic side, featuring paintings, sketches, and personal memorabilia from his acting career. -
Europe News Analysis: Hamas regenerates in Gaza, recruiting fighters despite Israeli defeat claims Experts say Hamas is keen to keep bringing in new fighters despite losses, with new leader Yahya Sinwar pushing for continued armed conflict and no regrets over past attacks. -
Destinations Sofia, Bucharest, Budapest: The best European cities for travellers on a budget A new study has found that a visit to some of the continent’s most popular cities doesn't have to break the bank. -
Europe News A group of 17 European countries call for a 'paradigm shift' to deport rejected asylum seekers The European Union has struggled to improve the deportation rate of asylum seekers whose applications have been turned down. -
Health news Rwanda administers vaccine doses in trial amid Marburg virus outbreak A new vaccine trial is under way in Rwanda as the country fights an outbreak of the highly deadly Marburg virus. -
Russia Russian court sentences a 72-year-old American to nearly seven years for fighting in Ukraine Russia sentenced 72-year-old American Stephen Hubbard to almost seven years in prison for allegedly fighting as a mercenary in Ukraine's conflict. -
Nature World’s rivers drying up: World Meteorological Organization issues stark climate warning Last year was the driest for global rivers in 30 years, while glaciers suffered the largest mass loss in 50 years. -
Culture news Last French accordion maker closes after 105 years The traditional French accordion is no more, as Maugein, one of France’s oldest accordion manufacturers, closes shop after 105 years. The owner blames Chinese competition and Covid for the firm’s demise. The final Maugein strap accordion is delivered to its last customer today. -
France Drug war in Marseille: Deaths involving teen hitmen spark public outrage in France Marseille's public prosecutor stated that the situation in the city of some 860,000 has reached “a whole other level”, expressing his concern that drug-trafficking gangs were recruiting boys at an increasingly young age. -
Explore The city of İzmir in Türkiye is a paradise for cyclists, history enthusiasts and food lovers İzmir is the best place to cycle in Türkiye, as it’s part of the EuroVelo 8 – a route that crosses 10 Mediterranean countries. -
Balkan Trip Mystical southern Serbia: Devil's Town and healing thermal springs In this episode of Balkan Trip, we explore South Serbia's natural wonders and legends. -
Culture news Madonna’s brother, Christopher Ciccone, dies aged 63 Ciccone, a multihyphenate artist, dancer and designer was deeply intertwined with his sister’s rise in pop stardom in the 1980s. Madonna pays tribute to her brother: "We took each other’s hands and we danced through the madness of our childhood." -
Tech News Human rights NGOs say social media platforms continue to censor pro-Palestine content One year after the escalation between Israel and Hamas, some NGOs claim little progress has been made to stop the suppression of pro-Palestine content. -
Cinema 'We Will Dance Again': Recording the nightmare of 7 October In time for the one-year anniversary of the 7 October massacre, a new visceral film documents Hamas' attack at the Israeli Nova music festival. It is not for the faint of heart. -
Israel Can Netanyahu maintain support at home as Israel fights on multiple fronts? Netanyahu's coalition faces increasing pressure as Israel's conflict with Iranian proxies intensifies, with calls from the US and EU for a ceasefire in Gaza. -
Culture news Club culture in transition: Top DJs reflect on Ibiza, underground music, and the impact of AI Sam Divine, Luciano, and Mathew Jonson all shared their thoughts on how to keep the smaller venue scene alive to the dangers of AI. -
Business German steel company Thyssenkrupp may rethink plans for green steel Thyssenkrupp is revisiting its ambitious plan to produce green steel at its Duisburg site due to escalating costs. The German government has spent billions of Euros subsidising the project. -
Haiti Deadly gang attack in Haiti leaves 70 dead and thousands displaced In central Haiti, a gang attack in the town of Pont-Sondé left at least 70 people dead and displaced nearly 6,300 residents. -
Slovakia Slovakian PM Robert Fico pledges to prevent Ukraine's NATO bid while in office The Slovakian prime minister has repeatedly accused the West of fuelling the conflict, claiming the war should be resolved through diplomacy over fighting. -
Art Major new modern and contemporary art museum coming to Norway's Trondheim Set in Norway’s third-largest city, PoMo’s permanent collection will include works by Louise Bourgeois, Katharina Fritsch, Simone Leigh, and Philippe Parreno. -
Israel Gaza missiles trigger sirens in Tel Aviv on Hamas attack anniversary Meanwhile, Hezbollah reaffirmed its commitment to support Hamas by fighting Israel along Lebanon's southern border. -
Pakistan Pakistani separatist group claims bombing that killed two Chinese workers near Karachi airport The late-night attack killed two Chinese workers and injured eight others, including police officers escorting the convoy. -
Economy Eurozone retail sales rise in August, but Germany's factory orders sink Eurozone retail sales grew 0.2% in August, rebounding from July's flat reading, while Germany's factory orders plunged 5.8%, marking their worst decline since January. The euro slipped below $1.10 on the news. -
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Europe News Russian strikes across Ukraine leave four dead and dozens wounded Russian missiles hit multiple Ukrainian regions, while Kyiv struck a Crimea oil depot. Meanwhile, Zelenskyy will seek long-range weapons at the upcoming Ramstein meeting. -
Cinema ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ stumbles at box office and breaks CinemaScore record: What happened? Critics dislike it. Audiences aren’t much keener. It’s a flop at the box office and it has just broken one hell of a bad record. How did 'Joker: Folie à Deux', one of the most highly anticipated films of the year and a sequel to an Oscar-winning / billion-dollar-generating hit, go so wrong? -
Business EU navigates China trade dilemma: Defending against imports, courting investment The EU is walking a delicate tightrope, with some member states keen to protect their markets, while others want to safeguard Chinese investment and to attract more. -
Health news Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun win Nobel Prize in medicine for microRNA discovery The rest of the 2024 Nobel Prizes will be awarded throughout the week. -
Lifestyle In pictures: Tarragona's death-defying human tower competition returns Tarragona’s iconic biennial competition saw more than 40 teams defy gravity to build giant human towers, as part of a longstanding Catalonian tradition. -
Europe News Money matters under scrutiny, Newsletter This week's key events presented by Euronews' finance reporter Paula Soler -
Culture news Taylor Swift surpasses Rihanna as world’s richest female musician Pop superstar Taylor Swift surpasses Rihanna and is also reportedly the second richest musician in the world after Jay-Z. -
Israel Israel commemorates one year since deadly Hamas attack with vigils and gatherings Hamas' surprise 7 October attack resulted in the deaths of 1,200 people, kicking off 12 months of violent fighting in the Middle East. -
Markets Middle East tensions: Oil prices at risk of further increases The oil markets may continue to rally due to fears of major production disruptions in the Middle East if the conflicts evolve into a wider regional war. -
Culture news 'We have a responsibility to share': New play about modern slavery that still celebrates Sudan Euronews Culture sat down with director Caroline Clegg and actor Mohand Hasb Alrosol Abdalrahem to discuss 'Slave: A Question of Freedom', a bracing play about a real experience of modern slavery that is set to tour the UK. -
Europe News Chinese EVs tariffs fallout: Is Germany losing its influence in Brussels? | Radio Schuman Is the EU one step closer to a trade war with China? What does last Friday's vote on the bloc's tariffs against Chinese-made electric vehicles mean for Berlin's influence in Brussels? Find the answers in today's Radio Schuman podcast episode. -
Business Gloves off in pre-loved price war as eBay scraps private seller fees eBay UK has scrapped the fees private sellers have to pay to access the online marketplace, in a move designed to see off competition for the rapidly growing and hugely profitable pre-loved sector. -
Markets Week ahead in the markets: Tensions in the Middle East remain in focus This week, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, the trajectory of US inflation, and insights from central bank meetings will be in focus, shaping future trends in global markets. -
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Israel Israeli kibbutz remains a ghost town after surprise attack by Hamas last October A year on from the 7 October incursion, Kfar Aza and Nir Oz are still mostly empty, with residents living in fear and anguish. -
Europe News Netherlands pledges €400m for Ukraine drone plan, says more F-16s will arrive soon Meanwhile, Ukrainian officials said Russian forces attacked Ukraine overnight on Sunday with 87 Shahed drones and four different types of missiles. -
Europe News Right-wing 'Patriots for Europe' group rallies around Italian politician Matteo Salvini Representatives from the EU Parliament’s third-largest political group attended the League party’s annual gathering where migration and border protection topped the agenda. -
Israel One year on: How Hamas' attack on Israel triggered a regional conflict in the Middle East Since the Hamas attack in October of last year, events in the Middle East have spiralled out of control, with Israel now fighting a war on multiple fronts that threatens to overwhelm the region. -
Europe News European leaders repeat calls for Gaza ceasefire on first anniversary of Hamas attack The 7 October Hamas incursion into southern Israel left more than 1,000 people dead and sparked a year of war which has devastated much of the Gaza Strip.