Sweden gangs: PM summons army chief after surge in killings
Ulf Kristersson says "everything is on the table" after three people are killed in 12 hours.
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Half of Nagorno-Karabakh's population flees as the separatist government says it will dissolve
The separatist government of Nagorno-Karabakh said Thursday it will dissolve itself and the unrecognised republic will cease to exist by year's end after a three-decade bid for independence, while Armenian officials said more than half of the region's population has already fled.
Dutch police say two people killed in shootings at a university hospital and home in Rotterdam
A lone gunman wearing a bulletproof vest opened fire in an apartment and a hospital in the Dutch port city of Rotterdam on Thursday, killing two people and seriously injuring a 14-year-old girl, police said.
Watch: Smoke billows out of building after Rotterdam shooting
At least three people have been killed in twin shootings in the Dutch city of Rotterdam, police say.
Victor Osimhen: Napoli 'never meant to offend or mock' striker but stop short of apology for TikTok
Napoli say they "never meant to offend or mock" Victor Osimhen in a social media post but stop short of publicly apologising to him.
Saudi Pro League: How passionate are the fans?
The Saudi Pro League has become a football superpower in 2023.
Bioengineers are using fat made from pig cells to make lab-grown meat taste more appealing
The cells developed at their facility were taken from a live pig because the smell and taste of fat can’t be replicated any other way.
Family in gymnastics racism row say apology is 'useless'
The mother of a black girl not given a medal at a gymnastics event said officials showed "no empathy".
Mark Zuckerberg unveils Meta's next generation VR and AI products at its Connect event
CEO Mark Zuckerberg kicked off Meta's two-day Connect conference by introducing new products, including a new AI personal assistant people can interact with using any of Meta’s messaging, the next generation of Ray-Ban smart glasses and its newest virtual reality headset, the
Watch: How I helped save six women trapped in a lorry in France
Khue Luu helped track down the vehicle after receiving a distress call about the lorry in France.
German-Italian riff thwarts EU deal on new rules to deal with migration crises
A disagreement between Germany and Italy frustrated on Thursday a highly anticipated deal on the last piece of the European Union's migration reform.
Rotterdam shootings: Gunman arrested after killing three people
A 14-year-old girl and her mother are among victims after attacks in two locations in the Dutch city.
Poland's culture of fear after three years of abortion 'ban'
Poland in 2020 imposed a near-total ban on abortion, triggering mass protests — and today the demands for access to safe abortion continue. On International Safe Abortion Day, dozens gathered in Brussels calling for solidarity among member states.
Latest news bulletin | September 28th – Evening
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From national parks to air travel, this is how a US government shutdown could impact travellers
A shutdown could cost the tourism industry more than €100 million a day.
UBS shares dip as US Department of Justice probe into Russian sanction evasion
UBS shares experienced a significant dip as the US Department of Justice launched an intensified investigation into alleged compliance failures that aided Russian clients in evading sanctions.
US economy's growth on track to reach expected 2.1% rate
US GDP grew at a 2.1% rate between April and June, the US governement said on Thursday.
Vienna is the world’s most livable city — what's it like to work there?
Welcome to Vienna: a city with an incredibly rich cultural history, which boasts beautiful parks and architecture, is home to major global companies, and offers a great work-life balance.
Former Belarus 'hit squad member' found not guilty
Yury Garavsky is acquitted of involvement in the forced disappearance of three opposition figures in 1999.
Daughter of former Uzbek president indicted on corruption charges
The daughter of the late President Islam Karmiov, Gulnara Karimova, is already behind bars in Uzebekistan for charges relating to allegations of money laundering, fraud, and violating the terms of her house arrest.
A conversation with Luc Besson: 'Dogman', sexual allegations, and the threat of AI
The director of 'Léon: The Professional' and 'The Fifth Element' speaks to Euronews Culture in an exclusive one-on-one about his new film 'Dogman', and whether or not he fears that the conversations surrounding allegations of rape previously levelled against him will impact the
SOS Mediterranee wins alternative 'Nobel Prize' for saving people at sea
The charity is believed to have saved 40,000 lives since 2015.
Tick-tock for TikTok? Ban for e-commerce sales on social media in Indonesia
From now on, people can still see ads when scrolling on their phones, but not directly purchase the products they see on their screen.
Swiss glaciers get 10% smaller in two years
The ice fields have lost as much volume in two years as they did in three decades from 1960 to 1990.
Onboard a rescue ship on the deadliest migration route to Europe
In this episode of Witness, Euronews reporter Monica Pinna joins an NGO rescue crew whose mission is to save migrants’ lives in the Mediterranean Sea. This immersive report takes you behind the scenes of a rescue operation.
‘Deep concern’: Shell employees urge CEO to rethink shift from renewables in rare letter
In an open letter 'liked' by hundreds of colleagues, two employees criticised the fossil fuel giant’s lack of leadership in the energy transition.
3 killed in shootings and explosion as gangs battle in Sweden
Two rival organised crime groups are reportedly fighting over drugs and weapons.
World's largest crypto exchange Binance sells Russian business
Binance is selling its Russian operations to CommEX marking a significant shift in the crypto landscape.
Erectile issues got you down? Scientists say a banana spider bite could be all it takes
This spider’s bite has a curious side effect: Could it help treat erectile dysfunction?
WATCH: Dozens of migrants attempt to reach US climbing Tijuana border fence
The Mexican army and the National Guard have been monitoring the area since Wednesday however, they are not empowered to arrest or prevent migrants from trying to cross the border
WATCH: Temperatures across Japan reach unusual autumn high of more than 35 degrees
The Autumnal Equinox has already passed, and there are only a few days left before the end of September.
German inflation falls to its lowest level since start of Ukraine war
The inflation rate in Germany is expected to be 4.5% in September 2023.
EU must close trade deals for raw materials to avoid being ‘weaponized’ - Thierry Breton
The EU risks being ‘weaponized’ by other nations unless it moves urgently to close more trade deals for the supply of critical raw materials, EU commissioner for internal market Thierry Breton said on Thursday.
Freedom Holding Expands Its Ecosystems by Adding a Telecom Company to It
Freedom Holding is a well-known brand for investors. Headquartered in Almaty, Kazakhstan, the holding provides investment services throughout the CIS region (and some other markets). The company is listed on an American stock exchange and has a market value of roughly $5.2
Ireland: Wind generation exceeds demand for electricity for the first time ever
July and August this year set new records for wind power generation in Ireland.
Historic move as Macron offers Corsica autonomy 'without disengagement from the state'
In a speech to the Corsican Regional Assembly, Emmanuel Macron proposed a constitutional text to build Corsican autonomy within the French State.
Swimmers return to Rio de Janeiro's beaches thanks to successful clean up operation
For the first time in a decade, Rio de Janeiro's beaches are safe for swimming.
Wands up. Celebrated screen and stage actor Sir Michael Gambon dies aged 82
Raise your wands. The screen and stage legend won Oliviers, BAFTAs and Emmys in his six-decades-long career. “Happiness can be found in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn the light on.”
Barcelona: Spanish police raid referee offices as part of corruption investigation
Police search the offices of the Spanish refereeing committee as part of an investigation into Barcelona's alleged corrupt payments to an official.
WATCH: More than half of Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh have now fled region
Some 66,500 forcibly displaced persons from Nagorno-Karabakh crossed into Armenia as of 10am, Thursday, 28 September, Deputy Prime Minister Tigran Khachatryan said at the Cabinet sitting. He said that the intensity of the influx is not decreasing.
14-year-old student stabs five people at Spanish school
The attacker reportedly used two kitchen knives to wound three teachers and two pupils.
The German GDP is shrinking by 0.6% this year
A new forecast expects the overall German economic output to contract this year, mainly due to a slower-than-expected recovery in the industry and private consumption.
Mark Zuckerberg kicks off Meta Connect conference with focus on virtual reality and AI
The company's Connect conference is a two-day event focussed on Meta's artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR) future.
Nagorno-Karabakh: EU provides €5 million in humanitarian aid
The EU is boosting its humanitarian funding with €5 million in response to the increasing needs resulting from the Nagorno-Karabakh crisis. The conflict escalation and subsequent ceasefire is expected to trigger a mass exodus of people from Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia, with
[Opinion] Time for a reset: EU regional funding needs overhauling
Vasco Alves Cordeiro, president of the European Committee of the Regions, is advocating a revamp of the EU's regional policy so that it better supports all regions in addressing major challenges such as the green and digital transitions.
Why is Turkey’s Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival in the midst of a censorship crisis?
"It is deeply regrettable that in such an important festival, there is a possibility of using the power of art to propagate FETÖ terrorist organization propaganda under the pretext of victimization."
Andrey Elinson Leaves A1 to Pursue Other Ventures
After a five-year term with A1, a prominent private equity firm and litigation funder active in Russia and internationally, Andrey Elinson has stepped down from the company. From now on he will not be aligned with any group and will, instead, be focusing on his personal
Latest news bulletin | September 28th – Midday
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Major online platforms report on first six months under the new Code of Practice on Disinformation
The major online platforms which are signatories of the new Code of Practice on Disinformation of 2022 (Google, Meta, Microsoft, TikTok) published new reports on how they turned their commitments to reduce the spread of disinformation into practice. Available to download on
To protect our rights, the EU AI Act must include rule of law safeguards
AI is a part of everyday life in countless ways, and how we choose to regulate it will shape our societies. EU lawmakers must use this opportunity to craft a law that harnesses the opportunities without undermining the protection of our rights or the rule of law, Eva Simon and