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21/09/2024

France unveils new centre-right government after left-wing coalition fails to secure majority in June-July elections. Political divisions deepen.

21/09/2024

Portugal mourns three firefighters lost in wildfires. President and Prime Minister attend funeral in Tabua. National day of mourning declared. 🔥

21/09/2024

Albania plans a sovereign microstate for the Bektashi Order in Tirana, promoting tolerant Islam with its own administration and borders. 🌍

21/09/2024

Israeli strike on Gaza school kills 22, mostly women and children; 30 injured. Army claims it targeted Hamas command center. 💔

21/09/2024

Paratroopers from 13 NATO nations commemorate 80th anniversary of Operation Market Garden in the Netherlands, honoring WWII veterans. 🇳🇱

21/09/2024

Over 100 Ukrainian drones intercepted over Russia and Crimea; ammunition depot fire in Krasnodar triggers evacuations, no casualties reported. 🚁

21/09/2024

Oktoberfest begins in Munich! Mayor taps first keg, thousands celebrate. Enjoy Bavarian beer until October 6. 🍺

21/09/2024

Israeli airstrike on Beirut suburb kills 31, injures 68. Search and rescue ongoing, casualties expected to rise. 🕊️

21/09/2024

Cutting funding for Erasmus?

"Brussels, my love?" asked students in Brussels & MEPs in Strasbourg.

"It's such a life changing experience" for some...

"Cutting budget is the worst thing you can do" according to -Brigitte van den Berg, MEP (Renew Europe)

Watch all weekend on Euronews

21/09/2024

EU pledges €35 billion loan to Ukraine to support budget and defense amid ongoing war, says Ursula von der Leyen in Kyiv. 💶

21/09/2024

70% of GenZers use TikTok for career advice, making it their go-to platform for job tips and guidance. 📱

21/09/2024

AfD leads in Brandenburg polls, possibly overtaking SPD for the first time since 1990. Election results may impact Germany's government. 🗳️

21/09/2024

Czech citizens vote amid severe flooding; 24 dead in Central Europe. Officials assist hardest-hit areas to ensure democratic process continues.

20/09/2024

Russian missile strikes injure four in Odesa, damaging port and civilian infrastructure. Zelenskyy to meet Biden and Harris next Thursday. 🚀

20/09/2024

Italy allocates €20 million for Emilia Romagna after devastating floods; over 1,000 evacuated. Emergency meeting scheduled for Saturday. 🌧️

20/09/2024

Central Europe faces catastrophic floods; 21 dead, hundreds of thousands evacuated. EU considers emergency funds for repair and reconstruction. 🌧️

20/09/2024

European Parliament recognizes Edmundo González as Venezuela's president-elect. Opposition leader Machado: "Europe is with us."

20/09/2024

ECB's Lagarde hails "remarkable" inflation drop with minimal job losses, but warns of "profound" uncertainties ahead. 🎢

20/09/2024

European Parliament supports Venezuelan opposition, recognizing González as the legitimate president over Maduro. 🌍

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20/09/2024

The Kremlin is said to have tasked its army with pushing Ukrainian forces out of Russia's Kursk region in less than a month. But how doable is it, especially given Ukraine's next move in its incursion?

20/09/2024

🇱🇧 Remotely-operated attacks using exploding pagers and walkie-talkies have given way to direct air strikes as fears of all-out war between the two neighbouring countries keep rising.

20/09/2024

🇵🇹 The amount of land ravaged in Portugal's recent devastating wildfires is estimated to cover 122,000 hectares. It is among the European countries hardest hit by these disasters in recent years.

20/09/2024

📄 Former Italian PM Mario Draghi is facing accusations from various stakeholders that his landmark report on competitiveness did not include voices from across Europe.

20/09/2024

🥙 Turkey wants döner kebabs registered so that it has the same protected EU status as Serrano ham from Spain and Neapolitan pizza. Its industry generates annual sales of €3.5bn across Europe.

20/09/2024

The accusers say they were r***d and sexually abused by Mohamed Al-Fayed, who died in 2023. The businessman faced similar allegations since 1997.

20/09/2024

🇭🇺 The woman whose company has been linked to thousands of pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria this week is under the protection of the Hungarian secret services and received unspecified threats, her mother said.

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Cutting funding for Erasmus? "Brussels, my love?" asked students in Brussels & MEPs in Strasbourg. "It's such a life changing experience" for some... "Cutting budget is the worst thing you can do" according to -Brigitte van den Berg, MEP (Renew Europe) Watch #BrusselsMyLove all weekend on Euronews

Closing borders, the end of Schengen? "We shouldn't go down a slippery slope" -Brigitte van den Berg, MEP (Renew Europe) "Let's be honest. Fake solidarity is killing the EU" -Matej Tonin, MEP (European People's Party) "Diversity works. It has nothing to do with migration" -Sergey Lagodinsky, MEP (the Greens / EFA) Watch #BrusselsMyLove all weekend on Euronews

Which of Europe's big countries pays the most for school supplies?

🎒✏️ Countries with lower wages like Italy and Spain surprisingly pay more on average for basic school equipment compared to richer European economies, a Euronews analysis has found. Who pays the most? 👉https://www.euronews.com/2024/09/02/back-to-school-which-of-europes-big-five-countries-pays-the-most-for-school-supplies

Von der Leyen arrives in Kyiv promising Ukraine electricity funds

🇺🇦 European Commission President von der Leyen arrived in Kyiv on Friday promising funds for Ukraine's damaged energy grid. Russia continues to target the war-torn country's infrastructure, leaving parts of the east in darkness for hours at a time. #UkraineWar 👉https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2024/09/20/von-der-leyen-arrives-in-kyiv-promising-ukraine-electricity-funds-for-winter

Turning struggles into triumphs one climb at a time 🧗‍♀️ Climbing duo Romain Dinis and Mathilde Becerra are transforming lives with Amassa Climb, a program helping vulnerable individuals conquer personal challenges through climbing. Learn more on #ScenesTheSeries w/ Media City Qatar 👉 https://bit.ly/4glFG7P

Respect for heroes and the environment at the Juno Beach Centre

From safe cycling routes to reduced entrance fees: Visitors can learn about the Juno Beach D-Day landings while supporting sustainable tourism at this World War II museum in Normandy. 🚲🌊 Watch the full report 👉 bit.ly/3XqXfL0 #SmartRegions w/ Europe in my region

Thierry Breton's surprisingly public last-minute resignation as France's European Commission nominee was the talk of the town on Monday (16 September). While Paris quickly replaced the outgoing Commissioner with former MEP and Foreign Affairs Minister Stéphane Séjourné, Breton's final salvo aimed at Commission President Ursula von der Leyen further made sure her new mandate was off to a rocky start. Is Thierry Breton's resignation as European Commissioner due to personal tensions between him and von der Leyen? Or are there reasons connected to Breton's policy in office behind his quitting? Today, #RadioSchuman asks Elvire Fabry, a senior researcher at the Institute Jacques Delors, to comment on the Commission's fiery start to the week.

French women rally against sexual violence

“The message we need to get across is, above all, that when it's no, it's no,” French protester Lucie says at a feminist rally in Paris on Saturday. Together with thousands of demonstrators across France, Lucie took to the streets to call for the end of violence against women and show her support to Gisèle Pélicot. Pélicot, now a symbol of France's fight against sexual violence, was allegedly drugged by her now ex-husband over a decade so that she could be raped by dozens of men. Full story: https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2024/09/14/how-gisele-pelicot-became-frances-symbol-for-the-fight-against-sexual-violence

How to improve the EU economy 🇪🇺? "We need to put power in the hands of businesses who are responsive to the people" -Connor Allen, Corporate Lobbyist "We've seen in the past that the market doesn't solve the problem" -Dharmendra Kanani, Friends of Europe Watch #BrusselsMyLove all weekend on Euronews

Europe's space ambitions on the right trajectory, ESA Director General says

Europe’s space industry “is excellent but small”, says the head of the European Space Agency, Josef Aschbacher. 🚀🌕 Watch the full interview on #GlobalConversation 👉 bit.ly/4ekkn4D

The UEFA Champions League is back, with more teams and a refreshed draw process ⚽️🏆 #FootballNow explores the brand-new look of the European competition. 👉 https://bit.ly/4es6m53 In partnership w/ Media City Qatar

13 billion fine for Apple. "Ireland fought tooth and nail, they're benefiting a lot from having multinationals" -Alva Finn, European Liberal Forum "They say they're a country of social justice but they create a tax haven" -Dharmendra Kanani, Friends of Europe Watch #BrusselsMyLove all weekend on Euronews

Europe's space ambitions on the right trajectory, ESA Director General says

“There's a huge amount of [satellite] debris, and it keeps increasing every day,” says Josef Aschbacher. 🚀🌌 The head of the European Space Agency discusses the future of Europe's space industry on #GlobalConversation. Watch the full interview 👉 bit.ly/4ekkn4D

Demographic decline: Greece faces alarming population collapse

“How can you buy a house? How can you raise a family?” After years of economic hardship, many young Greeks have decided to move abroad or put off starting a family. Watch the full report 👉 bit.ly/3Zn6tu4 #EuronewsWitness

Harris / Trump debate - Who won? "Trump won. It was a 3 vs 1 debate, they were throwing softballs to Kamala" -Connor Allen, Corporate Lobbyist "He said that immigrants eat cats and dogs! Are you with that lie?" -Dharmendra Kanani, Friends of Europe Watch #BrusselsMyLove all weekend on Euronews

Brussels mayor slams Hungary's plan to send migrants to the city by bus. "This is not how we do politics," Philippe Close told Euronews. "Hungary, if it continues, will feel the consequences." "Orbán's government is also a small government. We will resist and Hungary will buckle under the weight of Europe (...) We will not be held hostage to a far-right government like Orbán's," he added. Budapest's proposal to pay for migrants to go to Brussels is seen as a retaliation for a €200 million fine imposed on Hungary by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in June for measures it introduced in 2020 to restrict the right to asylum. No bus transfers have yet taken place and it's unclear when they will happen, if at all.

🌍 The future of tourism is not just sustainable—it's regenerative. 🌱 Sustainability is ushering in a new era of travel that benefits not only people but also the planet. From supporting local communities to participating in conservation efforts, Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre is an example of how regenerative tourism allows us to give back more than we take. Find out more on #TheExchange w/ Media City Qatar 👉 https://bit.ly/47mXLya

Will the EU cut its landmark Erasmus + programme? Heated discussions are set to start next week as MEPs vote in Strasbourg on the EU 2025 budget. The European Parliament and European Commission are likely to fight back against cuts - including to the Erasmus+ program - agreed by the Council before the three institutions are set to wrangle the 2025 budget in November. Today #RadioSchuman discusses this matter with the French MEP Emma Rafowicz.

Israeli strike on Gaza humanitarian zone tent camp kills at least 40 people. Palestinian officials say at least 60 others have been wounded in the overnight attack. Gaza's Civil Defense said it had recovered 40 bodies from the strike in an Israeli-designated humanitarian zone known as Muwasi and was still looking for people. It said entire families were killed as they huddled in tents. “We were sleeping, suddenly it was like a tornado, a pile of stones, smoke, fire, the trees were burning," described Samar Moamar, who lost one daughter in the strike and saw a second injured. "My youngest daughter was under the rubble, the other one was martyred and I got injured," she said. Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, one of three hospitals to receive casualties, said around two dozen bodies were brought in from the strike. Earlier, an Associated Press camera operator saw three large craters at the scene, where first responders and displaced people were sifting through the sand and rubble with garden tools and their bare hands by the light of mobile phones. Israel disputed the death toll and said it targeted “significant” Hamas militants. It was among the deadliest strikes yet in Muwasi, a sprawl of crowded tent camps along the Gaza coast that Israel designated as a humanitarian zone for hundreds of thousands of civilians to seek shelter from the Israel-Hamas war.

A proposal to grant Italian citizenship to foreign nationals who complete 10 years of education has the coalition government in Rome divided. Forza Italia's Tajani has called for a review of the current law, but many within the far-right Lega party called it "a summer fling".