Latest news bulletin | September 4th, 2025 – Evening
Amy Chung
Europe briefing: 5 things to know about today
Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning.
Europe briefing: 5 things to know about today
Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning.
Europe Briefing: 6 stories to know about today
Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.
German interior minister calls migration 'mother of all problems'
German Interior minister, Horst Seehofer, calls migration the "mother of all problems" in closed-door meeting.
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50 migrants from the Diciotti ship 'disappear' in Italy
Italy's hardline interior minister, Matteo Salvini, says 50 of the 144 migrants that were stranded on the Diciotti ship in August have 'disappeared' from Italian reception centres.
Third suspect wanted in fatal Chemnitz stabbing
Search starts for third suspect in fatal Chemnitz stabbing
Study: More than a quarter of the world lacks sufficient exercise
On average, 27.5% of the world was lacking sufficient physical activity in 2016. Women were slightly more inactive than men, a difference of 8% globally.
Three dead, scores injured after Florida mass shooting
Gunman reported to have opened fire at an NFL gaming tournament
German student’s visa not renewed in China 'after human rights film'
A German journalism student is on a flight home today (Sunday, August 12) after the Chinese government refused to renew his visa after he submitted a film about human rights lawyers for class.
Saudi Arabia-Canada spat explained
An ousted ambassador. Suspended flights. The recall of thousands of Saudi students in Canada. These are just a few diplomatic sanctions Saudi Arabia imposed on Canada in the wake of a concerned tweet over jailed Saudi activists by Canadian officials.
Watch: Ai Weiwei's studio demolished by Chinese authorities
The Beijing studio of the artist and government critic was torn down after his rental contract expired.
Earth Overshoot Day is the earliest in almost half a century
The day marks when humanity's annual demand on nature exceeds what our planet can renew in that year. This year, it falls on Aug. 1 - one day earlier than in 2017, which fell on Aug. 2, and the earliest since our planet went into "overshoot" in 1970, which fell on Dec. 29.
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