Europe News Cocaine 'super cartel' controlling a third of Europe's trade is busted The coordinated clampdown that saw some 40 tonnes of cocaine seized shows that "there is no safe haven for drug lords," the European police coordination organisation said on Monday. 28/11/2022
United Kingdom Brexit has intensified UK doctor shortages, finds study Some 4,000 doctors in key areas like paediatrics and psychiatry are not in the UK as a result of Brexit, according to research. 28/11/2022
no comment Far-right supporters protest against the government in Madrid Tens of thousands of supporters of the far-right Vox party demonstrate in Madrid to protest against the left-wing government of Pedro Sánchez. 27/11/2022
no comment Search for bodies off Ischia island after devastating landslide Rescuers search for bodies off shore of the Italian island of Ischia following a deadly landslide that swept through the small town of Casamicciola Terme early Saturday morning. 27/11/2022
Hungary Teachers in Hungary file petition demanding urgent reforms Teachers, parents and students have been demonstrating for months, urging the government to reform the education system and raise teachers' salaries. 27/11/2022
Belarus Lavrov postpones Belarus visit after sudden death of foreign minister Belarus state media reported on Saturday that Vladimir Makei, long-standing foreign minister and associate of leader Alexander Lukashenko, had died suddenly. 27/11/2022
Health Europe's mental health in data: Which country is the most depressed? The world is grappling with a mental health crisis. In Europe, antidepressant consumption has more than doubled in the last 20 years. 27/11/2022
Italy Death toll climbs higher after giant mudslide in Italy Seven people have been found dead after a wave of mud and debris caused by heavy rains devastated the small town of Casamicciola Terme on the island off Naples. 27/11/2022
Ukraine Ukraine war: Five key developments to know today Ukraine struggles to restore power amid warnings of more Russian strikes, nuclear boss sees signs Russia may leave occupied plant and Kherson residents flee shelling. 27/11/2022
Experiences Seize the moment: How adventure travel is taking hold in 2023 Active travel is in demand in 2023 as more travellers beat the WFH slump by combining nature immersion with exercise. 27/11/2022
Ukraine Kyiv likens Russian 'genocidal' tactics to 1930s 'Holodomor' famine Several European leaders attended the commemorations in Kyiv of the Holodomor, the Soviet-era famine that Ukraine considers was an act of "genocide" by Stalin. 26/11/2022
Spain Watch: Spanish volunteers start collection drive for food banks Under the slogan "eating should not be a luxury", volunteers started the annual food donation drive for Spain's network of food banks. 26/11/2022
Italy 'One dead, 10 missing' after heavy rain causes landslide on Ischia Buildings are said to have been engulfed by mud and water in Casamicciola Terme, following torrential rain on the island some 30 kilometres from Naples. 26/11/2022
Ukraine Ukrainians find shelter in famous monastery Amidst the ruins of a previously peaceful and sleepy town in Ukraine, a famous monastery is one of the only building still standing. It is now providing shelter for the people who decided to stay behind. 26/11/2022
world news Worldwide protests denounce violence against women Protesters take to the streets for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. 26/11/2022
Ukraine 'Power restored' to Kherson despite Russian onslaught, says Kyiv Here are the main developments in Russia's war against Ukraine this Saturday. 26/11/2022
Living Vapes are a 'new threat' to the planet, experts warn Research by Material Focus found that around 1.3 million single-use e-cigarettes are thrown away in the UK every week. 26/11/2022
Brussels, my love? Brussels my love: Hungary's EU funds and 70 years of Parliament Tune in to understand the ins and outs of European politics. 26/11/2022
Destinations These six European cities have the best Christmas markets in 2022 Christmas markets are great places for finding unique stocking fillers. 26/11/2022
Stays From Devon to the Italian Apennines: Holidays that give back to nature From rewilding habitats to protecting endangered species, discover five places in Europe your holiday can benefit nature. 26/11/2022
Nature Meet the team tracking humpback whale scars in Iceland Escaping a fishing net is not the end of the tale for humpback whales. These researchers are investigating what happens next. 26/11/2022
Taste Will local Serbian plum brandy 'sljivovica' make the UNESCO List? Will Serbs' local plum brandy 'sljivovica' make it for the UNESCO List? 26/11/2022
Culture news Emperor Charles V's secret code cracked after five centuries A team of researchers has cracked a five-century-old code which reveals a rumoured French plot to kill Charles V who was both the Holy Roman Emperor and the King of Spain. 26/11/2022
no comment WATCH: Greenpeace activists stage Black Friday protest in Madrid On Friday Greenpeace activists in Madrid targeted shops holding sales, with signs such as ‘made for the bin’. The group says the high levels of consumerism and production encouraged by the reductions leads to higher levels of carbon dioxide emissions, as well as unnecessary waste. 25/11/2022
Ukraine 'The explosions keep roaring': No rest in Kherson from Russian assault Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges in Kherson describes "a city on the edge" as residents try to shelter from random Russian shelling that has caused many casualties. 25/11/2022
France Cocaine, hashish, cannabis: Europol brings down huge crime network The operation involved police forces in 11 European countries. 25/11/2022
