16 October 2024 | Euronews
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Albania Activists protest as first group of 16 migrants on Italian ship arrive in Albania Opponents of the Italy-Albania migrant deal argue it is undemocratic because the people of both countries have not been consulted. -
France Marine Le Pen accuses judge of bias at EU embezzlement trial Le Pen and her co-defendants are accused of paying staff who worked directly for the party in France and rarely set foot in Brussels between 2004 and 2016, therefore violating EU rules. -
Germany Scholz criticises EU car tariffs ahead of European Council meeting Chancellor Olaf Scholz defended the German government's position on foreign and economic policies in the Bundestag ahead of his meeting with the European Council in Brussels later this week. -
Europe News NATO chief affirms alliance's readiness against any enemy 'now and in future' Mark Rutte, who took over the helm of NATO earlier this month, said that the alliance will 'do whatever is necessary' to address any threats and also pledged continued support for Ukraine. -
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Europe News Governments back delay to anti-deforestation law A one-year postponement of new rules barring access to the EU market for goods linked to forest clearance moved a step closer today with EU diplomats endorsing the proposal tabled by the European Commission this month in a dramatic U-turn. -
Europe News North Korea joined Russia in its war against Ukraine, Zelenskyy says Zelenskyy accused North Korea of aiding Russia with weapons and workers, but also troops. Reports suggest 10,000 North Korean soldiers are in Russia, supporting their war efforts. -
Health news Breast cancer risk slightly higher among women with hormonal IUDs, Danish study finds The findings indicate that breast cancer risks with IUDs are likely similar to those with other types of hormonal birth control. -
Ukraine NATO noncommittal on Ukraine's membership as Zelenskyy unveils victory plan Though Russia’s gains have been incremental, its steady forward movement is slowly progressing — and Ukraine is pleading for Western help on a larger scale. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 16th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europeans' Stories Forever chemicals: What are they and could they be totally banned in the EU? Since PFAS were found in the south of Lyon, Pierre-Bénite has become a European symbol in the fight against forever chemical pollution. But what are these substances exactly, and why are they causing concern across Europe? -
Europe News Ireland 'will not wait' for EU to unilaterally suspend trade with Israel: PM Harris Ireland is among EU member states that have been calling for the EU and Israel to hold an Association Council over human right concerns in Gaza. -
Climate Now Climate Now Debate: How are greenhouse gas emissions monitored? In this week’s Climate Now debate, we heard how the process of monitoring greenhouse gas emissions is fundamental to pinpointing the world’s biggest emitters and spurring action to bring about reductions. You can watch the highlights of the live debate in the video at the top of this article. -
Europe News G7 members adopt new disability rights commitments Members of the G7 and the European Union committed to put rights of people with disabilities at the top of the political agenda in the new Solfagnano Charter signed today in Italy, addressing the potential for independent living, inclusion in new technologies and participation in social life. -
Tech News Deactivating your Facebook account increases your happiness but reduces your political knowledge People who deactivated their Facebook accounts scored slightly higher when asked about their well-being but knew less about politics. -
No Comment Brandon Semenuk sets record with fifth Red Bull Rampage victory World class technique and nerves of steel were the minimum requirements in Virgin, Utah last week for the 2024 staging of Red Bull Rampage. -
Destinations Hospitality is a labour of love in Georgia: Here are my top tips for food, drink and hotels Wine, dine and wind through mountain roads on a visit to Tbilisi and Kakheti. -
Europe News Europe not ready for increasing drought, flooding and forest fires, auditors warn With increasingly frequent episodes of drought, flooding and forest fires across Europe, an audit of EU spending and action on the ground suggests the bloc is not keeping up with a worsening situation – and as much as two-fifths of local projects are having little to no impact. -
Europe News Elon Musk’s X evades compliance with landmark EU antitrust regulation The European Commission confirmed that X is not designated a gatekeeper under the EU's landmark Digital Markets Act (DMA), meaning that the social media giant need not comply with additional compliance obligations imposed under the antitrust regulation for big platforms. -
Economy Italy's 2025 budget includes breaks for low-income earners and new bank levy Presenting next year's budget, the Italian government seeks to honour election promises while also satisfying EU demands. -
Europe News Far-right Patriots' chief declares death of EU migration pact as group's leaders meet in Brussels Patriots leaders, including Geert Wilders and Viktor Orbán, will meet at Maison de Hongrie in the Belgian capital for the group's first such pre-European Council meeting. -
USA US election: Georgia judge blocks hand counting rule for Election Day ballots The ruling ensures election results will be certified on time, marking a victory for Democrats and voting rights groups who feared delays could undermine the election process. -
Ecotech Will the British Library’s giant solar heat project inspire other public buildings to decarbonise? This giant solar heating system will help keep the Magna Carta at the perfect temperature. -
Earth News Has the demand for fossil fuels already peaked? A new report suggests that may be the case Although China is increasingly producing green energy, there are concerns that demands for fossil fuel could grow elsewhere in Asia. -
Moments Northern Lights, penguin parades and glowing oceans: Where to chase natural wonders in 2025 What will be the biggest travel trend in 2025? It’s time to go back to nature, says Vrbo. -
USA How the US's strong, decentralised election system makes voter fraud rare While claims of widespread fraud have emerged, investigations show what allegations in fact stem from misunderstandings or clerical errors, not intentional fraud. -
Europe in Motion Which European country produces the most food waste? European citizens collectively waste nearly 60 tonnes of food annually, and authorities are aiming to slash the figure by 2030. -
Europe News Migration set to dominate EU summit as calls for outsourcing grow louder The leaders' summit in Brussels will cover migration policy, support for Ukraine and the situation in the Middle East. -
USA US presidential election: How states have voted since 1924 As the election nears, the US is once again confronting questions about the Electoral College system. A candidate needs 270 electoral votes to win, and a mere handful of swing states determine the outcome. -
Tech News Are AI companies complying with the EU AI Act? A new ‘LLM Checker’ can find out Big Tech companies such as Apple and Meta have been cautious in rolling out their AI models in Europe. A new ‘LLM Checker’ could help. -
Business Series From Japan to European tables: How Sake, Wagyu and Seaweed seduced Michelin-starred chefs Japan's culinary heritage, known as Washoku, is a treasure that has captivated enthusiasts and top European chefs alike. In this episode of Here We Grow, we delve into the story behind Japanese culinary gems such as sake, Hida beef, and wakame. -
Markets Where to look for top-performing European stocks as interest rates drop As interest rates fall, European stocks in sectors such as financials, consumer discretionary, and industrials tend to outperform. These sectors benefit from lower borrowing costs, increased consumer spending, and higher capital investments, driving market gains. -
Business Tesla gets go-ahead to expand controversial factory in Germany The US electric car maker has plans to build the biggest car plant in the country, manufacturing one million cars annually. -
Golf Travel Tales Exploring Marrakech: Golfing at Assoufid and Al Maaden, culinary delights and nightlife adventures Remaining in the magnificent Marrakech for another episode of Golf Travel Tales, host Immy Barclay uncovers the city’s neverending options, delicious cuisine and fun activities! -
Tech News This small British island in the Caribbean is unexpectedly cashing in on the AI boom The island territory of Anguilla is using the allocation of its .ai website domains to great effect, boasting its economy by around €30 million a year. -
Lifestyle In Pictures: Famous Victoria’s Secret show returns after six years Tyra Banks, Kate Moss and her daughter Lia, Gigi and Bella Hadid, and Carla Bruni all took part in the Victoria's Secret show, making a comeback with a promise to celebrate "all women". -
Culture news Martina Hefter wins German Book Prize, kicking off Frankfurt Book Fair This year's edition of the Frankfurt Book Fair, the world's oldest and biggest book fair, begins with the announcement of 2024's German Book Prize winner. -
USA Harris-Walz campaign unveils rural healthcare plan to win over Trump supporters Healthcare is one of the election's major issues, with Donald Trump promising to replace the current system but refusing to offer any specific plan. -
Europe News Ukrainian prisoners of war: Physical and moral torture, sexual violence and execution in Russia Nine out of 10 Ukrainian prisoners of war are subjected to physical and moral torture, according to the Ukrainian Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin. But many are executed before they are taken prisoners. -
Culture news Dame Shirley Bassey jewellery auction breaks world record Dame Shirley Bassey's jewellery collection has sold for a collective price of €2.2 million. The proceeds of the auction benefit the celebrated singer’s chosen charities. -
Business BMW chief calls for European petrol engine ban to be relaxed Europe must rethink the EV rollout timetable to cut reliance on China, BMW boss Oliver Zipse said. -
Europe News EU calls on member states to provide emergency medical aid to Lebanon The European Union has urged its member states to respond to Lebanon’s request for medical equipment and medications following the Israeli ground operation in the southern part of the country. -
Healthcare New UK law may legalise euthanasia for terminally ill people Assisted dying might be legalised for people in England and Wales if a new bill passes the UK Parliament. -
Lifestyle Conkers controversy: World tournament investigates claims of cheating An investigation has been launched into whether "King Conker" cheated during the annual World Conker Championships by using a steel chestnut. -
Qatar 365 Laugh, Dance, Eat, Repeat: A Look At Qatar’s Entertainment Scene Qatar 365 explores the world of entertainment. Aadel Haleem sits down with world-renowned comedian Mo Amer, while Laila Humairah meets amateur comics who make jokes, just for fun. Johanna Hoes goes on a groove down culinary and musical lane to experience Qatar’s vibrant dinner entertainment. -
Business Airbus to cut up to 2,500 jobs in defence and space unit The European firm is suffering from disrupted supply chains, rapid changes in warfare, and increasing budget constraints. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 16th – 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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Lebanon Israel resumes strikes on south Beirut despite warning from US The strikes are the first in southern Lebanon in six days, as Israel continues its ground incursion in the country's south with the US expressing concern over the "scope" of the strikes. -
Tech News MEPs Michael McNamara and Brando Benifei picked as European Parliament's AI overseers The lawmakers will co-chair the group, which will also include members of the Parliament's Legal Affairs committee. -
USA North Carolina governor candidate Mark Robinson and CNN row over 'black Nazi' post claims The CNN report claimed that Robinson made controversial statements on a pornographic website more than a decade ago. -
Tech News Russia increasingly using cybercriminals to target adversaries, Microsoft says Cybercriminals are increasingly helping states like Russia and Iran target adversaries. -
Cinema Vanessa Paradis talks of her musical dreams and AI nightmares Euronews Culture sits down with Vanessa Paradis, whose film career is celebrated at this year's Lumière Film Festival. -
Spain Spanish police intercept 13 tonnes of chemical weapons precursors bound for Russia Alongside the shipment seized in Barcelona, authorities also arrested four people accused of running a sanctions-busting operation. -
Redefining sustainable manufacturing through partnerships, with Amit Midha, CEO of Alat In an exclusive interview with Euronews, CEO Amit Midha discusses how Alat is redefining the global manufacturing landscape through innovative partnerships, advanced technology, and sustainability-driven initiatives, offering insights into the company’s vision and future plans. -
USA US election: Joe Biden insists Kamala Harris will 'cut her own path' With the election less than three weeks away, Harris has been pressured to differentiate herself more clearly from the president. -
Culture news Donald Trump hosts bizarre listening party featuring artists who have threatened legal action With the presidential election nearly three weeks away, Trump decided to host a listening party instead of answering political questions. His playlist included songs by artists who have banned him from using their music. -
EuroVerify Lies, bribes and interference: Kremlin’s hybrid war overshadows Moldova’s EU referendum European officials say disinformation campaigns and vote-buying schemes risk undermining the integrity of the 20 October ballot. -
Healthcare Surging drug costs straining European national budgets, health insurers warn Rising pharmaceutical prices, particularly for novel therapies and cancer treatments, are driving increased health spending across Europe, placing significant strain on national budgets, according to a new study published this week. -
Germany US fines Lufthansa €3.6 million over treatment of Jewish passengers The group of 128 passengers were denied boarding on a flight in Frankfurt in 2022 after flying to Germany from New York. -
Economy UK inflation falls to 3-year low boosting hopes for another rate cut Lower air fares and petrol prices dragged down price increases in September in the UK, prompting hopes that there will be another interest rate cut on the cards. -
Design The world’s second Sphere is on its way and heading to Abu Dhabi The world’s second Sphere will be built in the UAE capital after the first opened in Las Vegas last year. -
Markets Oil slumps as fears recede that Israel may target Iran's oil facilities Amid recent sluggish Chinese economic data and uncertainty surrounding potential stimulus measures, oil markets have lost momentum, dragging energy stocks down in European markets. -
Albania First asylum seekers arrive at Albanian port from Italy After two days at sea, the Italian Navy ship Libra docked at the port of Shengjin. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy talks up Ukraine's NATO membership bid in long-awaited 'victory plan' reveal The Ukrainian leader's so-called "victory plan", which he presented to the Ukrainian Parliament on Wednesday, lays out Ukraine's preconditions for a ceasefire deal and is designed to strengthen its hand in any future negotiations. -
Food and Drink What’s the link between Cornish pasties and the Mexican mining town of Real del Monte? Though their fillings may be a little spicier, the resemblance between the Mexican “paste” and traditional Cornish pasty is uncanny. The story of the somewhat unlikely legacy of the English snack takes us back 200 years, across the Atlantic Ocean, and down a few mines. -
Europe News Can the EU-Gulf countries summit help bring peace to the Middle East? | Radio Schuman The EU and Gulf countries will held today, 15 October, their first ever summit in Brussels. -
Business LVMH misses expectations in the third quarter as China's weakness persists Major European luxury stocks have experienced a slowdown in growth, primarily due to softened global purchasing power, particularly in China. -
Economy Which European country takes the crown in global survey on pensions? The Mercer CFA Institute Global Pension Index assesses retirement income systems around the world. -
Economy European millionaires: Which country is due to top the league by 2028? Research from UK economic think tank the Adam Smith Institute suggests three countries in Europe will see the greatest increase in the proportion of millionaires by 2028. -
Business French minister says block to Sanofi deal is still 'on the table' The potential sale of Opella, which produces Doliprane painkillers, is causing a headache in France. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 16th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
USA Record turnout reported in US battleground state of Georgia during first day of early voting More than 300,000 voters cast ballots on the first day of early voting in Georgia, a key battleground state in the 2024 US presidential election. -
Europe News Moldova begins preparations for upcoming referendum on EU membership On Sunday, Moldovans will vote on whether EU accession should become a constitutional goal. The country's presidential election will happen on the same day.