14 October 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News Poland accelerates efforts to defend its borders with Russia and Belarus Poland's Prime Minister announced on Monday that the so-called "East Shield" project will begin construction by the end of this year. -
No Comment Everything is not as it seems at Stockholm's Paradox Museum The museum is full of interactive optical illusions, designed to get visitors to question what they see. -
Europe News Scholz urges cooperation in West Balkan state membership process The six West Balkan states attended a summit in Berlin to sign agreements to bring them closer to EU membership. The German Chancellor said they needed to cooperate. -
Europe News Macron opens Paris Motor Show amid crisis for French carmakers The French president called for tariffs on Chinese EVs and a united European strategy as the auto industry struggles. -
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No Comment Hello Kitty fans in Mexico City celebrate 50th anniversary The fans took part in a "Fun Run" to mark the occasion. -
No Comment Mapuche clash with police during annual Santiago rally Hundreds of Mapuche Indigenous people and supporters marched in Santiago, Chile, to mark 532 years since Columbus arrived in the Americas. -
No Comment Airstrike near Gaza's Al-Aqsa Hospital kills 3, injures 50 The airstrike follows another on Sunday which hit a school in Nuseirat, killing 20 people, including children. -
Lebanon Israeli airstrike in northern Lebanon kills at least 21 people Until now, Israel has mostly focused its military operations on the south of the country, the suburbs of Beirut, and the Bekaa Valley in the east. -
Space NASA's Europa Clipper launches to Jupiter to investigate whether ocean moon could support life NASA's latest mission will explore a potentially habitable ocean world orbiting Jupiter. -
No Comment Sri Lanka closes schools as floods hammer the capital Sri Lanka closed schools in the capital, Colombo, and its suburbs on Monday as heavy rains triggered floods in many parts of the island nation. -
Europe News What is the European Peace Facility and why Hungary is blocking the disbursements to Ukraine European Union officials are looking for ways to bypass Hungary’s veto on the military assistance for Ukraine disbursed through the European Peace Facility (EPF). -
Scenes Watch: The team on a mission to eradicate homelessness in Belgium Musti Önlen founded Homie, an organisation that takes a holistic approach to eradicating homelessness. -
Europe News Russia says it's captured a southern Ukraine village in a push before winter Ukrainian officials are keen to show the West that they aren't giving up the fight against their much bigger neighbour. -
Europe News French citizen sentenced to three years in Russia for allegedly gathering military data Laurent Vinatier, a French scholar, asked for leniency in court. -
USA US presidential election: What is the electoral college and how does it work? While the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is still too close to call according to the latest polls, the most popular US presidential candidate can still end up losing the election anyway. Here's why. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 14th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News EU governments adopt tougher air pollution limits, with reservations Germany seeks reassurance from European Commission that it will not be forced to restrict car driving or shutter polluting factories as stricter air quality rules take effect across Europe. -
Climate Ongoing African drought has plunged Zambia into daily blackouts as hydroelectric dam unable to run Experts say the crisis is even more devastating to Zambia's economy and fight against poverty than COVID-19 lockdowns. -
Health news Anti-obesity drugs tied to lower risk of suicidal thoughts or attempts among young people - study Researchers said the drugs don’t appear to raise the risk of suicidal thoughts or actions for young people but also urged caution in interpreting the results. -
Travel News Will this winter be good for skiing in Europe? Expert predictions on where will get snow this year A ‘bleak future’ has been predicted for the ski industry - but will winter 2024/25 be an exception? -
No Comment Tourists and gold diggers boost central Queensland economy as old mines re-open In Australia, the small town of Clermont, in central Queensland, is enjoying a new lease of life thanks to rising gold prices. -
Earth News Hurricane Milton costs Florida billions in damage and wreaks havoc on countless lives At least 11 people were killed during Hurricane Milton’s landfall and authorities are warning the cleanup could take up to a year. -
Cinema Lumière Festival 2024: Stars reflect on the movies that sparked their passion for filmmaking The 2024 Lumière Festival in Lyon has kicked off, bringing together iconic stars like Tim Burton and Monica Bellucci to celebrate the art of cinema, with restored classics and retrospectives. -
Cinema Why is Guinean film star Abou Sangaré’s story bringing French division over immigration to the fore? French film 'Souleymane’s Story' (L'Histoire de Souleymane) follows the life of an undocumented asylum seeker. It has also drawn attention to the real-life situation of the film’s lead, Abou Sangaré, who still has the threat of deportation hanging over him – despite being an award-winning actor. -
Europe News Former East German Stasi agent convicted of murder half a century later The trial, which lasted for over six months, largely relied on historical documents from the Stasi records archive and testimonies from three pensioners. -
Meet The Locals Meet Rustam, the guesthouse owner showcasing Lahij's unique beauty to global visitors In this episode of Meet The Locals, we speak to Rustam Rustamov, a guesthouse owner in Lahij 's Coppersmith Village, who introduces international visitors to its rich culture and breathtaking scenery. -
Balkan Trip Western Serbia's natural jewels: Tara mountain's wilderness and Drina river's exhilarating waters In this episode of Balkan Trip, we explore the western region of Serbia, which is full of adrenaline-pumping activities that make it a must-visit destination for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. -
Smart Regions Wintercircus Ghent: From house of fun to high tech hub The historic Belgian city is home to a unique co-working space and high tech/arts innovation centre that draws heavily on its architectural heritage as a former circus venue. -
Europe News EU targets 14 Iranian individuals and entities for providing missiles to Russia Three Iranian airlines and a top diplomat are among those targeted by the latest round of sanctions. The EU Commission chief stressed, however, that "more is needed". -
Tech News Maltese, German digital services enforcers to rule on first social media complaints this week The first authorities were approved under the Digital Services Act this year, with the aim to be quicker than legal redress routes. -
Serbia Can a motorway to Bosnia strengthen the ties between Serbia and Turkey? The construction of the Belgrade-Sarajevo motorway, an ambitious Turkish investment in the heart of the Western Balkans, has been long in the making. Can it help bring everyone closer? -
Health news European medical schools launch network to train future doctors on climate change risks The network aims to train 10,000 medical students in the next three years. -
Europe News Suspending the right to asylum goes against EU law, Brussels tells Warsaw Donald Tusk's plan to implement a "temporary territorial suspension of the right to asylum" has been met with disapproval in Brussels. -
Europe News Berlin summit seeks closer EU ties for Western Balkan states First initiated by Germany, the Berlin Process aims to bring six Western Balkan states closer to the EU. -
Business New TSMC chip manufacturing plants planned for Europe says Taiwan official The world’s largest contract chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, is set to expand its operations in Europe, according to a Taiwanese official. -
Health news Second round of emergency polio vaccinations begins in Gaza A second round of the polio vaccination campaign in Gaza is beginning to provide second doses to children. -
Business Parisians say 'non' to global brands on culturally important sites Cash-strapped Paris city council is under attack for allowing global brands to peddle their wares at historic sites. -
Europe News No migrants from Germany in Albanian centres, PM Edi Rama insists Under a five-year agreement between Tirana and Rome, Albania will process migrants intercepted at sea by Italian authorities in reception centres. -
Ecotech How do solar railways work? Startup gets green light for pilot project in Switzerland After long delays, the removable PV system will finally be tested on a western track next spring. -
Europe News Marine Le Pen to face judges in embezzlement trial Le Pen and her National Rally party have denied any wrong-doing as they stand in a high-stakes trial over the suspected embezzlement of European Parliament funds. -
USA The year of elections: What can Europe tell us about the upcoming US presidential vote? In 2024, European elections highlighted voter dissatisfaction and a shift towards anti-establishment parties, a trend that could influence the US elections. -
Europe News Is Europe cyber secure? Newsletter This week's key events presented by Euronews' senior tech and industry reporter Cynthia Kroet -
France French teachers seek state protection after Paty and Bernard killings Following the murders of Samuel Paty and Dominique Bernard, nationwide concerns over teacher safety in France have surged in recent years. -
Economy Will the ECB deliver another interest rate cut at this week's meeting? The ECB is expected to announce a rate cut on Thursday, responding to falling inflation and worsening economic conditions. Eurozone inflation fell to 1.8% in September, while weak PMI data indicates economic stagnation. -
Economy Three win Nobel Prize in Economics for research in global inequality Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James A. Robinson win Nobel Prize in Economics "for studies of how institutions are formed and affect prosperity". -
Europe News Israeli attacks on UNIFIL are 'completely unacceptable,' Borrell says echoing EU ire The Israeli government has accused UNIFIL of acting as a "human shield" for Hezbollah and demanded its immediate removal from southern Lebanon. -
Europe in Motion Which EU countries produce and import the most coffee? Italy is the largest coffee producer across Europe, while Germany is the biggest importer in the EU. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 14th – 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 Unearthed Jimi Hendrix tapes to be sold at auction – and only the buyer can hear them Fancy owning an exclusive slice of music history? Fans will have the chance to bid on four newly found demos by Jimi Hendrix next month. And, for the ultimate kudos (and gloating value), only the buyer will be allowed to listen. -
Health news 'It’s like I haven’t been the same person since': Why is female hair loss still so misunderstood? One-third of women will experience some form of hair loss in their lives, yet it remains a complex and under-researched diagnosis that leaves many women struggling psychologically. -
Tech News UK and US to form children’s online safety working group to hold Big Tech accountable The government working group will “advance the principles” of the two countries’ joint statement on digital safety. -
Culture news Christopher Columbus revealed to be Spanish and Jewish in new documentary The findings, revealed in a new documentary which aired this weekend on Spanish television, claim that the explorer hid his true identity to avoid religious persecution in Europe. -
Taiwan China holds large military exercises in 'major warning' to Taiwan China has held military drills around Taiwan with increasing regularity in recent years, in what Taiwan has called a "provocation." -
EuroVerify Fact check: Is Europe's car industry in crisis? The plight of Europe’s automotive sector — and its impact on the economy and jobs — has become a hot political topic. -
Economy China’s CPI and economic briefings dampen European market sentiment China reported weaker-than-expected consumer price growth for September, alongside an underwhelming economic briefing, which may exert pressure on European luxury stocks. -
Culture news ‘Game of Thrones’ props - including Iron Throne - fetches nearly €20 million at auction After a six-minute bidding war, the famous Iron Throne sold for €1.3 million. -
Europe News North Korea supports Russia with troops and weapons, Zelenskyy claims The Ukrainian leader made the claim during his national address on Sunday. -
Russia Russian opposition leader Navalny knew he would die in prison, says memoir Navalny's memoir titled "Patriot" will be released on 22 October, eight months after the popular Russian opposition leader died in a remote Arctic penal colony. -
Europe News Brussels must keep the humanitarian flag flying, Red Cross EU Office director says | Radio Schuman Will humanitarian assistance be relegated to a less important matter in the next Commission? We talk to Mette Petersen, director of the Red Cross's EU office. -
Markets Week ahead in the markets: ECB interest rate decision takes centre stage The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to announce a 0.25% rate cut this week, marking the third reduction this year. Key economic data from China, the UK, and the US will also be in focus, including China's GDP and UK inflation. -
Taste Pizza lover? From London to Madrid, here’s where to find Europe’s best slices outside of Italy These European cities rank among the best for pizza. -
Culture news Slave to the rhythm: Three-armed robot conducts German symphony The artistic minds of the Dresden Symphony Orchestra decided to look into the future to commemorate a quarter-century of orchestral music in the German city. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 14th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Lammy and Borrell: Our actions have greater force when the EU and UK speak with one voice At times, we both can feel powerless to prevent so much of the suffering around the world. But we do have the power to determine how we work together. We are choosing to stand together in partnership, UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy and EU HRVP Josep Borrell write in a Euronews exclusive. -
World News Harris slams Trump for 'disinformation' about government hurricane response Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, did not say Trump's name but he is most prominent among those promoting false claims about how the government reacted to Hurricanes Milton and Helene. -
Europe News Social Democrats seek out coalition partners after winning Lithuania's election On the campaign trail, the Social Democrats pledged to tackle rising inequality by hiking taxes on wealthier Lithuanians to pump more money into sectors like healthcare. -
Israel Four Israeli soldiers killed and dozens injured in Hezbollah drone attack, IDF says The strike, which is the deadliest by the militant group on Israeli territory since the IDF launched its ground operation into Lebanon, comes as the two sides exchange near-daily fire.