1 November 2021 | Euronews
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USA US Supreme Court hears challenges on Texas abortion law The controversial new abortion law in Texas that has all but ended the procedure in the state. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria to send 350 soldiers to border with Turkey over migration levels Bulgaria's interior ministry says the number of migrants illegally entering the country has more than trebled in 2021. -
Germany Germany says more than 5,000 migrants arrived from Belarus in October German police say that they registered more than 5,285 unauthorised border crossings last month by people who had arrived from Belarus. -
Earth News COP26: Who is being left out of the climate conversation? 'With much reduced Southern presence at COP26, it will be a more inequitable and undemocratic process than ever.' -
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Germany Attila Hildmann: German judiciary worker accused of leaking information to conspiracist A former employee at Berlin's public prosecutor's office allegedly told Attila Hildmann that an arrest warrant had been issued for him, allowing the conspiracist to flee the country. -
World News Europe must reduce its dependence on Russian gas | View The EU must diversify its energy sources or risk a security crisis, writes Eastern Europe journalist Mark Temnycky -
Russia Russia shutting NATO mission over spy allegations 'not a major setback', expert says Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that NATO’s military liaison and information offices in Moscow would be closed in November, following the alliance's decision to expel 8 Russian diplomats. -
Scenes Meet the classically trained violinist turned grime artist “I didn't expect grime violin to take off as much as it has. People say, you're a pioneer and I was just doing what I love." -
Tech News Web Summit 2021: Climate and cryptos are this year’s key themes, says CEO Paddy Cosgrave Web Summit CEO Paddy Cosgrave speaks about the importance of tech tackling the climate crisis at this year’s event. -
Nature Faces of COP26: Meet the 24-year-old restoring Scotland’s peat bogs "Peatlands are an incredibly under-appreciated habitat. But they’re so important for so, so many reasons." -
Destinations Canary Islands: The year-round European destination for sun, surf and sand Spain’s eight Canary Islands are home to breathtaking lava fields, lush forests and black sand beaches. Here’s what to see and do during your stay. -
Focus The Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève, 20 years of timeless masterpieces Which small masterpieces will win at the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie in Geneva? We take a look at some of 2021's finalist watches and at the watchmaking world of art and technology. -
Culture news Wild Boys: Duran Duran ordered drugs on room service in the 80s The British band's favourite West Hollywood haunt delivered enough substances to see them through the decade twice over. -
Japan Japan's low carbon technology lights up Kenya Japan’s expertise in low carbon technology is playing a key role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions worldwide, particularly in developing countries, where such technologies are often out of reach. We take a look at how Kenya is benefitting from Japanese help. -
Russia Russian region of Novgorod extends non-working period as COVID-19 infections rise Novgorod’s regional coronavirus task force has reported 284 new infections — double the daily tally from a month ago. -
No Comment A dog-eat-dog Halloween contest for best-dressed canine in Brooklyn Dozens of pups compete in an annual dog costume contest for Halloween in Brooklyn's Fort Greene Park, putting their masters' creativity to the challenge -
Climate David Attenborough asks world leaders to ‘rewrite our story’ at COP26 An emotive speech delivered by Sir David Attenborough compelled world leaders to ‘rewrite our story’ at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow. -
Nature How will China and Europe reach carbon neutrality? What's Europe and China's path to carbon neutrality? As COP26 gets underway we debate net-zero targets, ditching coal, and managing the switch to renewables with experts from east and west. -
Spotlight Hong Kong's start-up ecosystem goes sky-high Small and medium-size businesses from Europe are a key part of Hong Kong’s economic ecosystem. In this episode of Spotlight Hong Kong, we hear their stories. -
Euronews Debates Euronews Debates: How should China and Europe transition to clean energy? Experts from Europe and China debate the pathways to a clean energy future, focusing on the concrete steps towards shared carbon neutrality goals. -
Climate Will world leaders take action at COP26 after vague pledges at G20? World leaders arrive in Glasgow for the COP26 summit as expectations rise after leaders offered vague climate pledges at the G20 meeting in Rome. -
Germany Berlin police apologise after officers pictured doing press-ups on Holocaust memorial The images were reportedly taken in May as police were dispersed across the German capital. -
Art Madonna says people ‘must wear rubber gloves’ to touch her fashion archive The singer revealed she has a dedicated outfit archive in Brooklyn, New York. -
China 34,000 tested at Shanghai Disneyland after visitor tests positive for COVID-19 Thousands of people were locked down inside Disneyland in Shanghai as they awaited a coronavirus test after a previous visitor tested positive. -
Travel News 47 tourists hospitalised with food poisoning at popular Red Sea resort An investigation is underway to determine how so many people contracted food poisoning in an Egyptian resort town. -
Poland Poland opens COVID-19 vaccination centres near cemeteries for those visiting loved ones Polish cemeteries reopened on Sunday after authorities decided to close them a year ago due to coronavirus restrictions. -
Italy Italians protest against village's decision to grant Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro honorary citizenship Around 200 people demonstrated in the town of Anguillara Veneta, where Bolsonaro's ancestors are from. -
Culture news Man bleeds to death after being gored at Spanish bull-running festival The death is the first fatality in Spain's bull-running events this year. Generational divides rage on about whether the events should remain part of Spanish tradition. -
Destinations Thailand is now quarantine-free for vaccinated travellers: Here's what to do and where to go Bangkok is one of the biggest tourist hotspots in the country. -
No Comment Massive Day of the Dead commemorations in Mexico The streets of downtown Mexico City turned into a festival on Sunday as thousands of people, many in costume, watched the Day of the Dead parade, an event that was suspended last year because of the Covid-19 pandemic. -
Climate COP26: Watch climate activists dress up as world leaders in musical protest Bagpiping activists in Glasgow have dressed up as world leaders ahead of the United Nations Climate Change Conference. -
United Kingdom Barclays CEO steps down over Epstein report by UK regulators The chief executive of British bank Barclays stepped down on Monday following a report by United Kingdom regulators into his past links with the late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. -
Earth News COP26: Why a bad outcome ‘is the best we can hope for’ Professor Rupert Read says our political leaders can’t be relied upon to deliver at COP26, and inevitably change will be up to the people. -
No Comment Protest in Glasgow as COP26 session begins Oxfam campaigners posed as world leaders playing in a traditional Scottish pipe band near the COP26 UN Climate Summit in Glasgow on Monday -
World News ‘A defining moment’: Global COVID-19 death toll tops five million The global death toll from COVID-19 has surpassed five million, with an expert describing the situation as “a defining moment in our lifetime”. -
No Comment New York's Halloween parade returns New York's Halloween parade returns after a hiatus due the Covid pandemic. Thousands of people in costumes filled up the streets of Manhattan -
Japan Man in 'Joker costume' attacks passengers on Japan train A man attacked passengers on a Tokyo commuter train on Sunday, stabbing at least one and starting a fire. -
Climate COP26 latest: Five takeaways from Day 1 of crucial climate talks As crucial climate talks kicked off in Glasgow with "doomsday" warnings, here are five key takeaways from Day One of the COP26. -
Climate Why a Poland without coal 'does not have many alternatives' Poland still uses coal as an energy source, especially to warm households. -
Climate 'You don't need nuclear to get to net zero,' says climate professor Jeffrey Sachs Jeffrey Sachs, the Director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University, gives us his insight into nuclear vs. renewable energy. -
Climate What's the difference between Co2 concentrations and emissions? The world is looking to reduce Co2 emissions and get to net zero, but even when this goal is reached, global warming will continue. We explain why. -
Work Amazon workers in Germany go on strike over pay rises The Verdi trade union claims that Amazon workers don't receive the same pay increases as colleagues in other parts of the retail industry. -
Australia Australians reunite as border reopens after 20-month ban Sydney’s international airport came alive with tears and laughter on Monday as Australia’s border opened for the first time in 20 months. -
Conscious Travel Enjoy €60 off and a free tree when you book with this slow travel company Pass it on to a friend: Byway's unique referral scheme aims to help rewild the Scottish Highlands while you go on an adventure. -
How to spend the perfect weekend in Morella, Spain Clinging to the mountains of Els Ports, in the North of Spain’s Castellon province, is the Valencian town of Morella. -
International travel is back, and Mauritius lies waiting Bathed in year-round sunshine and lapped by warm, clear waters, Mauritius’ broad white beaches, among the world’s most spectacular, have finally been able to reopen to visitors. -
The Principality of Monaco: a sustainable destination As a destination committed to sustainable development for decades, and even more so since the accession of HSH Prince Albert II in 2005, the Principality of Monaco has pursued a strong policy in this area both nationally and internationally. -
My Europe Series North Macedonia’s prime minister resigns over disappointing local election results North Macedonia’s prime minister has announced his resignation following the heavy defeat of his governing SDSM in the country’s local elections. -
United Kingdom Two trains crash after derailment injuring several people in Salisbury A carriage of a passenger train derailed, leading to a crash with a second train as it approached the station at Salisbury in England on Sunday evening. -
World News 'Genius' dogs capable of learning names and identities of 100 items Research in Hungary has been looking at the phenomenon of exceptionally capable canines -
Earth News Greener whisky: Scottish distilleries working on reducing carbon footprint Whisky makers in Scotland are finding innovative ways to reduce their carbon footprint and tackle climate change.