Germany’s Alexander Zverev beats Ben Shelton to win US Open title
Zverev dashed Shelton’s hopes of becoming the first Black player to win the men’s championship since Arthur Ashe in 1968 and the first American man to win the title since…
Lucas Museum opens in Los Angeles with Star Wars treasures on display
George Lucas greets visitors as his Los Angeles museum opens, with Star Wars fans exploring exhibits, artwork and an R2-D2 display. Read More
Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls for continued pressure on Russia at UN General Assembly
Zelenskyy questioned Russia’s willingness to end the war, portraying Vladimir Putin as a leader who continues to expand conflict rather than seek peace. Read More
‘Compulsory’ day devoted to the Pope in Catholic schools sparks controversy
Catholic private schools are being urged to suspend normal classes on 25 September, the day Pope Leo XIV arrives in France. Read More
Forced eviction of 87-year-old ‘Maricarmen’ despite UN appeal causes outrage in Spain
María del Carmen Abascal had lived in her flat on Sainz de Baranda Street since 1956. Madrid’s Tenants’ Union and the UN had opposed the decision to evict her. Read…
Who can afford to live in Greece? Political showdown in Athens on The Ring
From Brussels and Strasbourg to the heart of Athens, overlooking the Acropolis: “The Ring” travels to the Greek capital for a political showdown centred on migration, the housing crisis, and…
Pezeshkian tells UN Iran will not be bullied but will negotiate
In his UN General Assembly speech, Iran’s president also accused the US and Israel of illegal attacks on civilians as the US delegation walked out. He closed with a direct…
Trump says he will ‘control’ Greenland after deal is reached, is he right?
After ten months of talks, the governments of Copenhagen, Washington and Nuuk have signed a deal settling the fate of Greenland. Trump claims it gives him “permanent control” over the…
Rebalancing of trade with China ‘existential’ for EU, Commissioner Séjourné tells Euronews
The EU Industry Commissioner warned that the EU will consider using punitive trade measures if Beijing does not rebalance the trade deficit, which costs the bloc thousands of jobs every…
Syria’s first women graduate from new police academy
Around 150 women have graduated from Syria’s new police academy, boosting efforts to rebuild security forces and increase women’s role in policing. Read more at Read More