2 November 2021 | Euronews
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Netherlands New tribunal to investigate journalists' deaths created in The Hague A new report by UNESCO suggests a staggering six journalists have been killed worldwide every month in the past five years. -
Netherlands Dutch government tightens COVID-19 measures again Hospital admissions are up 31% week on week with a 20% increase in the number of patients admitted to ICU. -
Austria Vienna pays tribute to victims on anniversary of terrorist attack Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg said at the ceremony that terrorism "must not succeed in dividing us". -
France Macron to give Merkel highest French distinction on farewell visit Angela Merkel will leave politics after a new German government is formed, expected in December. -
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Earth News COP26: Six takeaways as Day 2 wraps with major climate deals Several major deals were announced on Tuesday as the World Leader’s Summit wrapped up. Here are some of the key takeaways from an action-packed Day 2 at COP26. -
No Comment Cardinal blessing of the Animals Rockettes The Archbishop of New York kicked off the holiday season Tuesday by blessing the animals that will be featured in the Radio City Music Hall's live Nativity scene -
Europe News Digital footprints contributing 'more and more' to climate change Tech sector could account for 14% of global greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 if left unchecked. -
Climate COP26: What is the 'carbon budget' and what is its role in fighting climate change? "Carbon budgets" is the latest term coming out of COP26 talks in Glasgow, and many wonders who set them and what role they play in fighting climate change. -
No Comment Extinction Rebellion group protests outside JP Morgan in Glasgow Members of the Exctinction Rebellion group hold a protest outside of the headquarters of JP Morgan bank in the city centre of Glasgow -
United Kingdom 'Non-EU Salt and Pepper': UK supermarket apologises for food labelling error Social media users had accused Morrisons of stoking anti-EU feelings, but the company has reiterated that the error was not a "political commentary". -
Cult InClassica - the world's biggest musical observatory The InClassica International Music Festival in Dubai attracts some of the world's most talented musicians and reaches new audiences. -
Climate ‘Deeply unfair’ to blame climate crisis on India and China, campaigners say The UK’s historic emissions per capita are 20 times higher than India’s, campaigners point out after Modi's 2070 net zero pledge. -
The Kitchen Chef Julien Gautier's Bresse chicken cooked in cream and vinegar | The Kitchen The French take their chicken seriously, and Bresse chicken is known to be the best. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina International envoy warns of Bosnia breakup amid tensions Dodik, the Bosnian Serb member of the presidency, has for years been advocating for the separation of the Bosnian Serb mini-state and having it become part of Serbia. -
Destinations Chile: The world's longest country is reopening to tourists From the dry north to the frozen south, Chile’s diverse ecosystems are waiting for you in Chile. -
United Kingdom Hard-hit travel industry gathers in London to boost tourism Global tourism numbers were still down by 67% in July, compared to the same month in 2019. -
Greece Greece urged to investigate 'possible racist motive' in police shooting of Roma man The Hellenic League of Human Rights says the police shooting last month has "highlighted a number of long-standing serious issues". -
No Comment Squid Game-themed climate protest staged outside COP26 venue in Glasgow Activists and protesters call on world leaders to "stop playing climate games" and to fulfil their climate pledges at a protest inspired by "Squid Game", the South Korean dystopian show that became a global sensation after its release on Netflix, and staged outside the COP26 venue -
No Comment Mexico, Peru ans Haiti Day of Dead Mexico, Peru ans Haiti welcome back Day of the Dead tourism -
Earth News Colombia commits to protecting 30% of its land by 2022 - 8 years ahead of schedule But President Duque said that the pledge needed to be backed by investments from green finance. -
Switzerland Ex-FIFA officials Sepp Blatter, Michel Platini indicted for fraud in Switzerland They could be jailed for several years if found guilty. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria and Romania break records for daily COVID-19 deaths According to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), just 25.5% of Bulgaria's adults are fully vaccinated, compared with 37.2% in Romania. This is well below the 75.2% average for the EU/EEA. -
Food and Drink Hotel 'guests' steal 45 bottles from Spanish wine collector The 'refined' couple left with a booty that included the valuable 1806 Chateau d'Yquem and at least six other 19th-century bottles from the exclusive Romanée-Conti winemaker in France's Burgundy region. -
Travel News The unhappiest place on Earth: Why were tourists stuck in Disneyland on Halloween? Almost 34,000 visitors to the Shanghai theme park were locked in and tested on Sunday after one COVID-19 case at the weekend. -
Moments Fat biking and snowy hikes: The ultimate winter guide for non-skiers There are many ways to enjoy the winter months in Europe without strapping on your skis. Here's our guide. -
Tech News COP26: Jeff Bezos pledges $2 billion for climate action by 2030, as Amazon's carbon footprint grows The Amazon founder told delegates in Glasgow his trip to space showed him how "fragile" the natural world is. -
Tech News Invest in tech to speed-up the green transition, says Portugal’s Economy Minister Euronews Next spoke to Portugal’s Economy and Digital Transition Minister Pedro Siza Vieira about how the country is embracing technology and start-ups. -
Nature These jaw-dropping photos of the Milky Way defy light pollution Some of the world’s best space photographers have come together to capture our galactic home. -
United Kingdom 'Despicable': Two police officers admit taking selfies at murder scene The family of the murdered victims said the police officer's actions were "despicable" and had brought them "even more anxiety". -
France French police officers shoot man who had threatened them with a knife Two French railway security officers shot and wounded a man in Paris's Gare Saint-Lazare station after he had threatened them with a knife. -
Romania Romania's crisis continues as latest PM-designate throws in the towel Third time lucky? -
Tech News Yahoo and Fortnite leave China as the 'challenging' environment drives western tech companies out Yahoo followed gaming smash hit Fortnite and social platform Linkedin in pulling the plug on Chinese users. -
Earth News Faces of COP26: Meet the ex-corporate consultant fighting for her son’s future "I have to keep protesting, whether it's in London or Glasgow or wherever." -
Poland Woman's death sparks fresh abortion law protests in Poland Campaigners believe the woman is the first victim of Poland's near-total abortion ban. Their opponents have warned against jumping to conclusions. -
Climate Queen Elizabeth says she is inspired by 'relentless' climate campaigners The 95-year-old monarch called on world leaders to 'rise above the politics of the moment.' -
Mobility Elon Musk says Tesla has not signed a contract with Hertz for 100,000 vehicles, despite announcement Car rental firm Hertz said it had ordered the electric vehicles last week, sending Tesla's stock price to record highs. -
Culture news Amy Winehouse's personal items are going up for auction Even the dress that Amy wore during her last ever performance will be available at Julien's Auctions in Beverly Hills, US. -
Sport Antonio Conte: Tottenham appoint former Chelsea and Inter Milan coach as their new manager Tottenham appoint Antonio Conte as their new manager -
Bulgaria Bulgarian presidential candidate charged after attacking LGBT+ centre "All I ever aimed for was creating safer spaces for our community," said a victim of the violence. "Yesterday my biggest fear came true: our community centre was destroyed and I got punched in the face." -
Russia COVID-19 deaths hit another daily record in hard-hit Russia Coronavirus deaths in Russia hit another daily record on Tuesday, four days since a nationwide order for many Russians to stay off work took effect. -
Afghanistan Explosion outside Kabul military hospital 'causes casualties,' say Taliban A senior Taliban spokesman said the explosion tried to target "civilians, doctors, and patients" inside the 400-bed hospital. -
France France-UK fishing row: Macron delays retaliation to allow ongoing talks France is demanding more permits to fish in British waters under the UK-EU trade deal, and had threatened to disrupt trade from Tuesday. -
Climate COP26 latest: Over 100 countries sign pledge to cut methane emissions by 30% It's time for action at COP26 as crucial climate talks enter their second day. -
Tech News Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen says Mark Zuckerberg should resign to make the platform safer Former Facebook employee Frances Haugen said the company - now known as Meta - would never change while the founder remained in charge. -
My Europe Series 'I'm tired of feeling invisible': LGBT anger after Italian bill to fight homophobia is rejected "I'm tired of feeling invisible," one man told Euronews after Italy's Senate blocked an anti-LGBT+ discrimination bill from passing. -
Mobility Digital Twins: A new Russian exhibit invites visitors to meet a digital recreation of themselves Using cameras, sensors and real-time technology, artist Maxim Zhestov has produced an installation that simulates human gestures and movement in digital space. -
Climate 'Plastics are not that bad': Why isn't Slovakia cutting back on waste? The Slovakian government is encouraging supermarkets to replace plastic bags with compostable alternatives, but it's easier said than done. -
Climate Extreme heat is 'getting worse and worse', experts warn Scientists are worried that we’ve reached a turning point when it comes to climate change. -
Climate As global temperatures rise, just how hot is too hot for human beings? Global warming means Europe is facing more frequent and more intense heat waves - so what does it mean for your health? -
Money Squid Game cryptocurrency loses all value in minutes in possible €2.8 million rug pull scam Investors in the SQUID token were told they could take part in a game based on the smash hit Netflix series. Now many are left counting the cost. -
Climate Russia at the forefront of climate change as desert expands in Kalmykia As desertification decimates the Russian Republic of Kalmykia, Europe’s most arid regions could suffer the same fate, if the climate crisis continues. -
World News Australian PM says he won't take 'sledging' from France over submarine deal Australian PM Scott Morrison said he wouldn't take "slurs" or "sledging" from France after Emmanuel Macron said he was lied to over a submarine deal. -
Travel News Day of Dead parade brings life back to the streets of Mexico City In Mexico City, thousands of locals and tourists attend the Día de los Muertos parade which was cancelled last year. -
Nigeria At least 36 dead after high rise building collapses in Lagos A 21-story apartment building under construction collapsed in an upscale area of Nigeria's largest city. -
Nature COP26 pledge to end deforestation by 2030: Landmark deal or rerun of past failures? From Brazil to Indonesia to the UK, countries across the planet have promised to halt and reverse deforestation and land degradation within the next nine years.