Ukraine war: Counteroffensive critics can 'shut up', Crimea recapture 'open', North Korea arms deal

By rahmat hidayat

Friday, September 1, 2023

A selection of today's biggest stories. Subscribe Today Ukraine war: Counteroffensive critics can 'shut up', Crimea recapture 'open', North Korea arms deal All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. Read more Five rail workers killed in Italy after being hit by train going at 160 km/h The five were hit while doing scheduled maintenance work on the rail way. Authorities have now opened an investigation into the deadly incident. Finnish government renounces racism after a summer rocked by racist scandals Members of the four-party right-wing coalition claim they are all now on board with new measures to fight discrimination and racism. Left in limbo: The struggle to lay loved ones to rest When a migrant dies trying to enter Europe, their family and friends often face an agonising struggle to bring their remains back home for burial. Germany wants to boost the use of geothermal energy to reduce dependency on Russian gas supplies Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Berlin is looking at ways to reduce its dependency on gas supplied by Moscow. Italy's Meloni promises change in lawless town near Naples after rape of two minors The right-wing prime minister travelled to the crime-ridden town of Caivano after the horrifying rape of two minors, despite protests against the government's recent cuts to social benefits. UK defence minister resigns as Sunak begins recalibrating for general election Outgoing Ben Wallace is the only cabinet minister to have served under all three most recent Conservative Party leaders. Video of the day Spanish football chief Luis Rubiales's mother on hunger strike over her son's treatment Browse through our featured jobs to apply on euronews Jobs (in partnership with Amply) Live TV Live TV Download our app Follow us Download our app Follow us See all our newsletters © Euronews, all rights reserved. Euronews SA, 56 quai Rambaud, 69002 Lyon, France.   You are receiving this email because you have subscribed to the Euronews newsletter. If you no longer wish to receive it, you can unsubscribe by clicking here  In accordance with the French law relating to information technology, data files and civil liberties of January 6, 1978, you have at any time the right to access, rectify and delete any personal data concerning you, by writing to us through our Contact section.

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