Emotional overeaters may see fewer benefits from weight loss drugs like Ozempic, study finds
Doctors should try to understand their patients’ eating behaviours before prescribing weight loss drugs, researchers said.
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How military business could be the game changer for the EU-India free trade deal
Defence and security policies could become the backbone of a new partnership between India and the EU, according to the new EU-India strategy. The document is to be presented on Wednesday by the EU Commission in view of the signature of a €150-billion free trade agreement.
Suspect in Kirk killing charged with aggravated murder as prosecutor says DNA found on gun trigger
Kirk, a dominant figure in conservative politics, became a close ally of President Donald Trump after founding the Arizona-based Turning Point USA, one of the nation's largest political organisations.
350,000 Palestinians evacuate Gaza City on first day of military operation, IDF says
Long lines of traffic stretched down the coastal road on Tuesday as tens of thousands of Palestinians attempted to leave the city.
Coup plot charges for former Romanian presidential candidate
Prosecutors say the right-wing former presidential candidate conspired to overthrow constitutional order in the country.
Get behind EU plan to sanction Israeli trade, Kallas urges member states
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas is urging EU member states to support proposals to suspend the trade part of the EU-Israel Association Agreement. The European Commission has published an option paper for the EU to reimpose duties on EU-Israel trade in response to Israel’s
Spain sweltered through hottest summer on record in 2025, weather agency says
Europe has been warming twice as fast as the global average since the 1980s, according to the European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service.
Will the EU-Mercosur partnership get off the ground?
The EU-Mercosur Partnership Agreement foresees creation of the world's largest free trade zone. It took 25 years to reach an agreement that is now on the table for ratification. However, the process the European Commission has put in place is being challenged by several sectors.
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Taliban leader restricts internet access in an Afghan province to 'prevent immorality'
Fibre optic internet has been banned in Afghanistan's northern Balkh province, although mobile data is still available.
Clothes imports up 14% in 2025 amid fierce competition from China
The textile industry is sounding the alarm as imports in the fast fashion sector continue to grow steadily.
'Ukraine must win': Five members of Pussy Riot sentenced to jail in Russia
Five members of the feminist punk group Pussy Riot have been sentenced in absentia to prison in Russia. One member, Diana Burkot, said: “Ukraine must win, and Putin must face trial in The Hague.”
Poland detains Belarusian and Ukranian citizens over drone incident in Warsaw
Authorities have questioned the suspects overnight and dismissed the possibility of "massive espionage action".
Judge tosses terrorism charge against Mangione for healthcare CEO shooting but murder count stands
Mangione pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of murder, including murder as an act of terrorism, in the 4 December 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Women with long COVID may have longer, heavier periods, study finds
Women with long COVID reported abnormal bleeding around their menstrual cycles, a new study found.
Claudia Sheinbaum leads her first Independence Day shout as president
Mexico began its Independence Day celebrations on Monday night with President Claudia Sheinbaum delivering the traditional “shout” from the balcony of the National Palace for the first time.
Administrative building hit in Kharkiv as drone targets busy street
The regional prosecutor’s office in Kharkiv has released video footage of the moment a Shahed drone struck an administrative building in the city centre.
Kenyan court orders arrest of British national over 2012 murder near UK army camp
An arrest warrant has been issued for a British citizen over the death of a young Kenyan mother whose body was found in a septic tank 13 years ago. Authorities did not disclose whether the suspect was a soldier.
'Room to dream': David Lynch's Hollywood home and workspace is up for sale
The spectacular compound includes Lynch's editing suite, a private screening room, and the iconic house featured in his film 'Lost Highway'.
Denmark leads drills in Greenland at time of tensions over Trump takeover threats
The stated aim of the exercise is to strengthen the operational readiness of the armed forces of both Denmark and Greenland, a strategically located island that is a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark.
Watch the video: Who's winning the green energy race in the EU?
Hungary is positioning itself as a major player in a few green energy sectors. Will its growth continue despite Europe's sluggish EV demand?
Doctors uncover genetic clues as to why obesity affects people differently
A large-scale study compared body fat levels with markers of metabolic health, such as blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar.
It's official: Spain to withdraw from Eurovision 2026 if Israel participates
Spain becomes the first country among the 'Big Five', the five largest contributors to Eurovision, to formalise its withdrawal from the contest if Israel does not withdraw.
Combining vaping and smoking may raise risk of diabetes and prediabetes, study finds
Users of e-cigarettes have a 7 per cent higher risk of developing prediabetes compared with non-smokers, according to a new US study.
In Portugal’s marine forests, scientists discover kelp is a powerful carbon store
Scientists warn that climate change is threatening the seaweed's ability to store carbon and support biodiversity.
Flights, trains, metros: Here’s how France’s nationwide strike will impact travel this Thursday
Despite air traffic control unions delaying their 18 September strikes, air travel could be affected as well.
“Recipes for Broken Hearts”: The first Bukhara Biennial unites artists and cultures
The inaugural Bukhara Biennial, themed “Recipes for Broken Hearts”, brings over 200 artists from 40 countries to the Silk Road city, blending art, healing and heritage in Uzbekistan.
Unrelated and AI-generated images used to suggest far-right protests are spreading across Europe
While several anti-immigration rallies organised by radical right-wing parties have been staged across Europe in recent months, online videos and images are being misleadingly used to distort the scale of the current protest movement.
Kallas calls on Germany to stop hindering EU diplomacy in Gaza
Germany leads the front of European countries opposing sanctions on the Jewish state, owing to the role it played in the Holocaust.
Hollywood acting and directing icon Robert Redford dies aged 89
Some of Redford's biggest silver screen hits include 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' and the Watergate thriller 'All the President’s Men'. He was also the godfather of independent cinema as the founder of the Sundance film festival.
Red Bull Megaloop returns in Noordwijk after two-year wait
The sixth edition of the Red Bull Megaloop kitesurfing competition took place on 15 September in Noordwijk after organisers waited two years for the required extreme weather.
Fifteen pups (and one cat) steal the runway at New York Fashion Week
Fifteen dogs - and one fearless cat - strutted down the runway at New York Fashion Week to tremendous applause, showing off Anthony Rubio’s latest collection.
Could first millennial saint Carlo Acutis' PlayStation controller become a relic?
London-born Italian boy Carlo Acutis was a computer whiz with a talent for coding and a love of video games, according to his mother.
Seven golds lift Kazakhstan to the top at inaugural World Boxing Championships 2025
More than 500 boxers from 66 countries competed at the event which took place in the UK city Liverpool.
France's PM Lecornu announces end to 'lifetime' benefits for former prime ministers
Lecornu was named prime minister on 9 September, replacing François Bayrou who lost a vote of confidence in parliament after proposing €44 billion in budget cuts in a bid to reign in France's national debt.
Hundreds attend funeral for Yemeni journalists killed in Israeli strikes on Sanaa
Houthi officials reported the death of almost three dozen journalists who were killed in last week’s Israeli airstrikes on the rebel-held capital Sanaa.
This is the most innovative country in the world and it's in Europe. How does your country compare?
China knocked Germany from the top 10 in the global innovation ranking.
European Commission will slap duties on Israeli goods, Kallas tells Euronews
The European Commission is proposing to reimpose duties on Israeli goods in response to the war in Gaza and ongoing violations in the West Bank, Euronews can exclusively reveal.
Trump and Zelenskyy may meet in New York next week, Rubio says
The US and Ukrainian presidents might meet at the UN General Assembly in New York next week, the US secretary of state said. Trump has been trying to initiate direct talks between the presidents of Ukraine and Russia, which the Kremlin has repeatedly rejected.
Artefacts recovered from Titanic's sunk sister ship
Items retrieved from the wreck of HMHS Britannic in the Aegean include a bell and binoculars, Greece says.
Picasso, Warhol and Magritte lead Sotheby’s sale of Pauline Karpidas’ stunning collection
The sale features works by Picasso, Warhol, Magritte and Jeff Koons, alongside bespoke design pieces by French designer Claude Lalanne.
One killed and 13 injured in Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia
One person was killed and 13 others, including children, were injured in a Russian strike on the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia on Tuesday, officials said.
Motorbike mechanic now trains macaws in Jakarta
Albi Albar Ramli is a motorbike mechanic... who now trains macaws in southern Jakarta, where he keeps 18 of the parrots at his home.
Google pledges £5bn investment in the UK, creating AI-driven jobs
Over the next two years, the company plans to invest in AI-driven research and development units, claiming it will add more than 8,000 jobs a year across UK businesses.
Families march to Belfast court as Bloody Sunday trial begins
Families of the victims of the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings marched to Belfast courthouse on Monday ahead of the trial of the only person ever charged.
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Is Bangladesh’s 'unique' economic recovery really just smoke and mirrors?
The past few years have seen a rise in revolutionary sentiment across the world, which shows no sign of abating following rioters in Nepal burning down their government building just this week. The uprising fervour has taken hold across the world, as was seen in Bangladesh last
Baby 007: Internet reacts to Aston Martin rolling out luxury prams
Not an early April Fools... Luxury British carmaker is teaming up with baby brand "egg" to create designer strollers. And the internet is having a field day.
From oil to soil: How Kazakhstan’s quiet food diplomacy can rebalance a fragmented world
In the 21st century, global competition is no longer just about oil and gas - it’s about wheat, water, and weather, writes Aidarbek Khojanazarov. The food system is under unprecedented pressure: conflict, climate, and supply chain shocks are driving food insecurity to record
Polish president visits Germany amid tensions over WWII reparations
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has arrived in Berlin with a clear demand: war reparations from Germany. Yet amid Russian aggression, Poland also needs its neighbour’s support. Experts told Euronews what's at stake.