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PES Network adopts Opinion Paper on the new European Pillar of Social Rights Action Plan
The European Network of Public Employment Services has just adopted an Opinion Paper on the new Action Plan to implement the European Pillar of Social Rights, highlighting PES’ contribution to its implementation. As the triple (green, digital, demographic) transitions, along
Fans, food and fast feet: Africa's top shots
A selection of the week's best photos from across the African continent and beyond.
Highest government borrowing in August for five years
Increased tax receipts were outstripped by higher spending on public services, benefits and debt interest.
Taliban ban books written by women from Afghan universities
The decree also outlaws the teaching of 18 subjects, including human rights and sexual harassment.
‘Exit 8’ Review: A Lost Man Wanders a Labyrinthine Limbo in a Witty, Elegantly Spare Videogame Adaptation
Given how few first-person videogames make a successful transition to the big screen, it’s surprising how easy Genki Kawamura’s “Exit 8” makes it look. But perhaps the key to not losing much in translation is not having much to lose in the first place. The concept of popular
US blocks UN call for Gaza ceasefire for sixth time
Washington's representative says the Security Council resolution does not go far enough in condemning Hamas.
Earth's water system is spiralling with deadly swings between too little and too much, warns WMO
Nearly 60 per cent of rivers now flow with either too much or too little water.
Trump says US seeks control of Afghanistan's Bagram air base given up in withdrawal
LONDON (Reuters) -The United States seeks to regain control of Bagram air base in Afghanistan, President Donald Trump said on Thursday during a press conference with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, but an Afghan official dismissed the need for any U.S. presence. The
Triple Win for the BBC’s ‘What It Feels Like for a Girl’ at Cádiz’s South Series Festival
The 3rd edition of South International Series Festival wrapped Wednesday Sept. 18 with “What It Feels Like for a Girl” and “Una historia muy heavy” emerging as the big winners, taking best fiction and best non-fiction series respectively. Created by Paris Lees and produced by
The Projects to Policy Seminar introduces newly launched security research projects to policymakers in Brussels
Once more, this year’s Projects to Policy Seminar introduced the newly launched security research projects under Horizon Europe Cluster 3 to some of the most relevant European policy makers in Brussels. The event took place on 4 and 5 June and drew close to 150 participants
Philippines 'ghost' flood projects leave residents stranded
Environment organisation Greenpeace estimates around US$17.6 billion in funds may have been bilked from climate-related projects in the Philippines since 2023.
Gun crime capitals: Where's safest and most dangerous in the EU?
As several European cities struggle with rising organised crime and gun violence, Euronews lists EU capitals according to their safety and danger when it comes to shootings.
Second migrant removed to France after court bid fails
The Eritrean man was flown out early on Friday under the government's "one in, one out" deal.
‘The Senior’ Review: Michael Chiklis Plays a 59-Year-Old College Linebacker in Rod Lurie’s True-Life Sports Fairy Tale
It’s basically a soft-hearted paint-by-numbers TV-movie, stocked with homilies about what the game of football means next to the game of life. Yet it’s an effective soft-hearted paint-by-numbers TV-movie.
As Russian drones circle, NATO must learn Ukraine’s lessons
Russian drones recently violated Polish and Romanian airspace. These intrusions, whether intentional or not, caused Poland to shut down airports and both Polish and Romanian officials deployed their air forces. The Polish air force, ultimately, succeeded in downing 19 drones
Canada and Mexico vow closer economic ties amid Trump trade shake up
Sheinbaum and Carney’s pledge comes as Trump’s ongoing and constantly evolving trade threats have put the countries on edge, compelling them to scramble for more stable trade alternatives.
Asian shares slide after Intel helped push Wall Street to more records
Investors are awaiting news of a phone call on Friday between President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping, where the leaders are expected to discuss tariffs and a deal to allow TikTok to keep operating in the United States.
New Covid-19 variant XFG detected in Malaysia
It accounted for 8.2 per cent of the 43,087 cumulative cases reported in the 35th epidemiology week.
Africa: How Land Grabbing Harms the Environment and Its Defenders
[Global Witness] When land grabbing banishes communities from their homes, the surrounding environment and biodiversity are left at the mercy of destructive industries
Australian prime minister heads to New York, may meet Trump for first time
By Kirsty Needham SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese departs for the U.S. this week, raising expectations of a first meeting with President Donald Trump, where the AUKUS defence partnership and China are likely to dominate talks between the security
Over 1,000 slopes in Malaysia at high risk of collapse, says minister
The risk of collapse will be increased by heavy rain in the upcoming north-east monsoon period.
Africa: WHO Urges Cost Effective Solutions On NCDs and Mental Health Amidst Slowing Progress
[WHO] The World Health Organization (WHO) today released a new report titled "Saving lives, spending less", revealing that an additional investment of just US$3 per person annually in tackling noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) could yield economic benefits of up to US$1 trillion
Jon Stewart Mocks Trump in Song to the ‘Dear Leader’ After Kimmel Suspension
The late-night host jumped on a Thursday night special to highlight the double standard behind Jimmy Kimmel's ABC suspension
OLAF and partners boost cooperation against tobacco fraud
The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), in co-operation with Finnish customs, organized the Annual OLAF Tobacco Conference from 16-18 September in Helsinki, Finland. The event focused on the latest fraud trends and challenges in order to strengthen the fight against tobacco
India regulator rejects US firm's fraud claims against Adani Group
Sebi began investigating the conglomerate in 2023, after Hindenburg Research accused the group of stock manipulation.
Butcher calls for more support for small businesses
Rachel Edmonds, who started The Butcheress in 2017, says there has been a big rise in meat prices.
China’s UN envoy accuses US of ‘abusing’ veto power over Gaza
The UN vote on Sept 18 marks the sixth veto that the US has used to block a resolution on Gaza since 2023.
Borussia Dortmund sorry for TikTok 'mocking' woman's stammer
The German football club deleted a video appearing to mock a woman with a stammer.
Reese Witherspoon Says David Fincher Told Her ‘I’m Not Putting You’ in ‘Gone Girl’: ‘He Was Totally Right’ and ‘Rosamund Pike Is So Diabolical’
Reese Witherspoon opened up about exiting the 2014 thriller “Gone Girl” while the film was in development. At the time, Witherspoon had been attached to star in the adaptation as Amy Elliott Dunne, receiving approval from author Gillian Flynn and shepherding the project through
Ukraine has 'hit the nail on the head' with strikes on Russian oil industry, economist says
Kyiv’s strategy to strike the Russian oil industry is “the most efficient thing Ukraine can do” to hurt Moscow's war machine. Still, it will not break the army and will not stop Moscow’s war, Russian economist Vladislav Inozemtsev told Euronews.
Week in wildlife: a flying teddy, a fishy shipwreck and a globe-trotting sea slug
The best of this week’s wildlife photographs from around the world Continue reading...
Venice daytripper fee to return in 2026: When will visitors have to pay?
In 2026, daytrippers will be required to pay from Friday to Sunday in April, May, June, and July.
Ten new wild swimming locations should be created in London, report says
London assembly committee says move will increase cleanliness of waterways and offer more access to outdoors Ten new wild swimming locations should be created in London, a report from the London assembly has said, to boost cleanliness of the capital’s waterways and increase
Revealed: ‘Corporate capture’ of UN aviation body by industry
Exclusive: Industry delegates outnumbered climate experts by 14 to one at recent ICAO meeting, thinktank says The UN aviation organisation has been captured by the industry, a report has concluded, leading to the urgent action required to tackle the sector’s high carbon
Latest news bulletin | September 19th, 2025 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 19th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Psychedelic medicine is promising but not ready to be rolled out to patients, say UK doctors
Clinical trials are underway across Europe testing whether psychedelic-assisted therapies can help address mental health disorders. But doctors urge a ‘sober science’ approach.
Huawei announces world’s ‘most powerful’ AI chip cluster as competition with US heats up
Chinese telecommunications company Huawei says it has developed the world’s 'most powerful’ AI computing systems as it takes on US AI chip giant Nvidia.
How many terrorist attacks did the EU record in 2024?
There was a significant decrease in terrorist attacks in the EU between 2023 and 2024. Young men are being the most targeted in recruitment for these offences.
OBSERVER: How EGNOS has revolutionised the way we fly
12 seconds—that's how long it took to make history. On 17 December 1903, two bicycle shop owners from Ohio, USA, Orville and Wilbur Wright, completed the first powered flight of a heavier-than-air aircraft. The flight covered 36 metres at a speed of just under 11 kilometres per
Africa: UN Presses Ahead With Mission for a Better World Despite Global Headwinds
[UN News] During a year of escalating global turmoil - from widening wars and economic hardship to the relentless advance of the climate crisis - the United Nations has held its ground, working to promote peace, drive sustainable development, and ease human suffering.
Africa: 'No End' Expected to Floods and Storms As Global Heating Continues
[UN News] The world's water resources face growing pressure from climate change while emergencies involving the life-giving resource are increasingly impacting lives and livelihoods, the UN World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said on Thursday.
Africa: Travel As Activism - 6 Stories of Black Women Who Refused to 'Stay Put' in Apartheid South Africa
[The Conversation Africa] For black people living in South Africa during apartheid, simply moving around the country was a fraught activity, let alone crossing its borders. This was especially the case for black women, who were "rock bottom of the racial pile", as South African
Africa: Is It Ok to Sit On Public Toilet Seats?
[The Conversation Africa] If you're a parent or have a chronic health condition that needs quick or frequent trips to the bathroom, you've probably mapped out the half-decent public toilets in your area.
Technocrats get key roles in Thai PM Anutin’s new Cabinet line-up
Mr Anutin will also double up as the interior minister.
Guillermo del Toro Praises Korean Cinema, Cites ‘Kinship’ With Bong Joon Ho and Calls Park Chan-wook ‘Twin Soul’ at Busan Film Festival
Guillermo del Toro lavished praise on Korean filmmakers Bong Joon Ho and Park Chan-wook during a press conference at the Busan International Film Festival, drawing cultural parallels between Korea and Mexico while discussing his film “Frankenstein.” “I’m very in awe of director
Can you be sued for defaming virtual K-pop stars? South Korea court says yes
They may be fictional characters, but they are voiced by real people, the court says.
Right wing MEPs call for European Parliament to condemn Charlie Kirk murder
Some 84 lawmakers have signed a proposal for a resolution against political violence, which could be voted on in October.