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WORLD2d agoChampions League: Arsenal leave no chance to Lille and Olivier GiroudLille suffered a heavy defeat at Arsenal (3-0) in Champions League Matchday 2. Olivier Giroud faced Arsenal, his former club.France 24 [en]
WORLD2d agoMan City deserve to keep trophies despite charges, says PSG’s Luis EnriqueEnrique, a friend of former Man City boss Guardiola, hopes the club can avoid the sanction of losing its titles.Al Jazeera [en]
CONFLICT2d agoRussia’s war casualty toll in Ukraine up by 1,650 over past dayUkrinform [en]
BUSINESS2d agoCristiano Ronaldo will invest 20 million euros in an alkaline water factory in Portugal that will open in 2028Lejos de los estadios y de Arabia Saudí, el negocio que Cristiano Ronaldo levanta ahora tiene forma de nave industrial en una aldea del norte de Portugal.Clarín
MILITARY2d agoMI5 Chief calls Russia UK’s No. 1 aggressorThe UK Security Service MI5 continues to regard Russia as the greatest threat to the United Kingdom.Ukrinform [en]
POLITICS2d agoBukele's policy continues to inspire Latin America: Costa Rica also opens mega-prisonDe Costa Ricaanse president Fernández opent vandaag een nieuwe megagevangenis in haar land. In de gevangenis in Alajuela, op een half uur rijden van hoofdstad San José, is plek voor ruim 5000 gedetineerden. De opening van de gevangenis is een nieuwe stap in de strijd die de regering van het Midden-Amerikaanse land voert tegen de georganiseerde misdaad. Bij de bouw van de gevangenis is zeer nadrukkelijk gekeken naar de CECOT in El Salvador, een megagevangenis met plek voor 40.000 gevangenen. President Bukele van El Salvador legde zelfs de eerste steen van de Costa Ricaanse gevangenis en zal eveNOS Buitenland
CONFLICT2d agoUkrainian drones strike more than 100km into Russian territoryAl Jazeera [en]
BUSINESS2d agoLiquidia rockets 42% as $380.7M deal ends United Therapeutics legal battleLiquidia's stock surged significantly following a multi-million dollar deal that resolved a legal dispute with United Therapeutics. This event marks a major financial and legal development for both pharmaceutical companies.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECH2d agoFrance’s emissions are falling as fuel prices soar. Why is it still missing climate targets?Despite using less fossil fuels, France is still far short of the 5 per cent annual reduction in emissions it needs to meet its climate targets.EuroNews [en]
CONFLICT2d agoNord Stream pipeline explosions trial puts alleged Ukrainian sabotage plot in spotlightIrish Times World
POLITICS2d agoGermany joins Ukraine Transport Support Fund with EUR 1M contributionGermany has joined the Ukraine Transport Support Fund with a contribution of €1 million.Ukrinform [en]
HEALTH2d agoPope Leo XIV has cancerous tumour removed from right lungPope Leo XVI had a cancerous tumor removed from his right lung on Tuesday, the Vatican has confirmed. The operation at Rome’s Gemelli hospital was successful and without complication, the Vatican said.Africanews [en]
CONFLICT2d agoNord Stream attack trial begins: 6 questions about ‘sabotage of the century’NOS Buitenland
BUSINESS2d agoWinter energy bills: Where are gas and electricity prices highest in Europe?Household gas and electricity prices have risen less sharply than petrol and diesel prices in Europe. Ahead of winter, Euronews Business compares prices across capital cities and looks at how they have changed since before the Iran war.EuroNews [en]
POLITICS2d agoGreta Thunberg joins French teens protesting over run-down schools: ‘Whole world watching with awe’She joined and applauded hundreds of teenagers who demonstrated boisterously outside school north of ParisThe Independent World
BUSINESS2d ago‘I ain’t nicked nothing ... yet’: British retailers at a loss over shoplifting epidemicFrom the infamous ‘Hamster’ of Greggs to my local Sainsburys, Britain has seen a surge of low-level theftsIrish Times World
HEALTH2d ago"Global health is a team sport": World Health Summit in BerlinIn a world of multiple crises, global health must once again be seen as a team sport, says World Health Summit president Prof Dr Axel R. Pries in an interview with Euronews. He also sees Europe, built on the EU framework, in a leading role.EuroNews [en]
BUSINESS2d agoIMF's Georgieva says US growth will not be enough to shrink debt - ReutersIMF calls for US to cut deficits amid bond woes, urges China to shift away from exports ReutersReuters World
POLITICS2d agoMorning Service 14/10: Bus strikes throughout the country • Nord Stream attack trial beginsGoedemorgen! Busreizigers opgelet: door het hele land rijden er vandaag minder bussen door stakingen. En in Duitsland gaat vandaag het proces rondom de Nord Stream-aanslag in 2022 van start. Eerst het weer: het is droog en vooral vanochtend is de zon regelmatig te zien. Van tijd tot tijd trekken sluierwolken over. Vanmiddag komen ook stapelwolken voor. Bij een zwakke tot matige zuidwestenwind wordt het 16 tot 18 graden. Ga je vandaag op pad? Hier vind je het overzicht van de files en wegwerkzaamheden en hier alles over de situatie op het spoor. Wat kun je vandaag verwachten? Wat heb je gemist?NOS Buitenland
CONFLICT2d agoUkraine-Russia war latest: Putin hits Kyiv energy facilities as Zelensky says allies gave ‘no warning’ of strikesThe Independent World
POLITICS2d agoFrance’s Marine Le Pen gears up for fight with EUFar-right leader aims for radical change in bloc’s powers and budget even as she tries to reassure voters over her pragmatismFinancial Times
CONFLICT2d agoGermany puts Ukrainian ex-officer in the dock over Nord Stream sabotageFinancial Times
CONFLICT2d agoHow Ukraine’s data centre strikes threw Russia into turmoilFinancial Times
POLITICS2d agoEurope’s development aid dilemmaThe Commission is grappling with two goals that may be counterproductive: cutting migration and slashing development aid. The EU executive’s argument is that a slash in development funding will likely result in people showing up at European borders in search of a better life. And that’s a problem for the bloc, since it’s looking to […]Politico Europe
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