9 November 2021 | Euronews
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Nature Will sharing photos of your pets really help plant trees? No, but that’s probably a good thing A new feature suddenly appeared on photos of pets a couple of days ago. But it's not what it seems. -
World News Two more suspects arrested over high-speed Amsterdam robbery in May The arrests in France and Belgium bring the total number of suspects in custody to eight. -
France COVID-19: Macron announces measures to boost flagging third jab take-up in France In a TV address the French president said over-65s will need COVID booster jabs to extend their health passes from mid-December. -
Climate COP26: Five takeaways as the 'sexism' of climate change is discussed The clock is ticking for negotiators to reach a deal and, as one official puts it, 'climate change is sexist.' -
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Food and Drink Europe's best Christmas markets to visit in 2021 - and what to try once you're there From Gluhwein to Madeira, from Stollen to Foie Gras, we've got your cultural Christmas market experiences lined up this year. -
No Comment 'Little Amal' puppet of a young Syrian refugee visits COP26 in Glasgow 'Little Amal' puppet of a young Syrian refugee visits COP26 in Glasgow -
No Comment Toxic foam covers India's sacred Yamuna river Toxic foam covers India's sacred Yamuna river -
Poland Poland-Belarus: Putin behind migrant crisis at border, says Polish PM Morawiecki Poland's prime minister accused the Russian president of orchestrating the influx of migrants attempting to cross from Belarus, in a parliamentary debate on Tuesday. -
Europe Decoded What is artificial intelligence and how does the EU plan to regulate it? Brussels is currently drafting legislation which will affect every sector of the EU economy, and the new rules are set to be the most restrictive on artificial intelligence to date. -
My Europe Series Netflix has ‘solved’ the Olof Palme murder. Not everyone in Sweden is convinced. Everyone from the CIA to the PKK to apartheid South Africa has been blamed for the murder of Sweden's most popular leader. The answer may be a lot more simple. -
Earth News Couple wins €100k for symptoms of wind turbine syndrome. But are they 'worrying themselves sick'? From nausea to heart irregularities, the Belgian couple purport to both have experienced the same symptoms for a number of years. -
Turkey Thirteen people rescued from rubble after building collapses in Turkey Turkey's Disaster Management Agency said 13 people were rescued from the scene and taken to hospital. -
World News COVID-19: Dutch hospitals sound alarm as eastern Europe reports record daily deaths Coronavirus deaths in Russia hit a new record after a nine-day non-working period ended in most of the country’s regions. -
Czech Republic Czech president asks head of centre-right coalition Petr Fiala to form new government Milos Zeman’s announcement came a day after two coalitions that garnered a majority of votes in October's election signed a power-sharing deal. -
World News David Sassoli absent in EU Parliament due to Legionnaires' disease The European Parliament president said he would return soon after "tests" related to his hospitalisation with severe pneumonia in September. -
Climate During the two weeks of COP26, women will miss out on 2.5 million working days while fetching water Imagine spending five hours a day collecting water. That's the reality for millions of women in the global south. -
No Comment SpaceX Crew returns to earth, exits capsule after successful splashdown SpaceX Crew returns to earth, exits capsule after successful splashdown -
United Kingdom COVID-19 vaccine to become mandatory for NHS workers, UK minister says National Health Service workers will have to be fully vaccinated by April 1 in England, UK health secretary Sajid Javid said. -
Conscious Travel Want to get back out in nature without long-haul flights? Scotland should be top of your list. Whether you want a pre-organised tour or a solo trip in the wilds, this friendly country will welcome you with open arms - and a dram or two. -
We must act now to decarbonise industrial heat power sources We are all fully aware of the vital need to transition to low-carbon energy sources in the electricity sector. -
Climate COP26: Why has a speech by Tuvalu's Foreign Minister gone viral? The leader from the Pacific Island nation used his speech to draw attention to a threat that faces many low-lying countries. -
Culture news 'Party at the edge of the world' promises a night like no other This exclusive Icelandic club night will transport you to 1980s New York. -
Spain Suspects accused of faking medical emergency to force plane's landing in Mallorca Spanish authorities suspect the men faked an in-flight medical emergency to force the plane to land so they could illegally enter the country. -
Health news Taxi brains: How London’s black cab drivers are helping in cutting edge Alzheimer's research Black cab drivers’ brains are different from everyone else’s due to the vast amount of navigational knowledge they need to store - and this is helping scientists research the onset of Alzheimer's. -
Austria New memorial in Vienna commemorates Jewish victims of Nazism The memorial was unveiled on Tuesday, exactly 83 years after Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass"). -
Design Hidden gems of Venezuela's 1950s architectural heydey are slowly deteriorating The 1950s were, for Caracas, a magical decade. A period that also coincided with the arrival of European immigrants, which led to the creation of projects by world-renowned architects and artists. -
Europe News EU urged to stand firm against 'desperate and illegitimate' Belarus A surge of migrants attempting to cross into Poland from Belarus has brought international condemnation and threats of more sanctions against Lukashenko's regime. -
Mobility Electric scooters face a crackdown in Sweden after accidents and problem parking A fatal accident and parking problems have driven the Swedish capital to slash the number of e-scooters by half and impose tough rules on rental companies. -
World News COP26: Make ecocide a crime against humanity | View The EU has the chance to be a trailblazer in halting our wanton destruction of the natural world. There's no time to lose, writes Nina de Ayala Parker -
France Thomas Pesquet: The best pictures from French astronaut's space mission Thomas Pesquet was an avid user of social media during his time in space - take a look through some of the most striking and popular Twitter posts during his time in orbit. -
Health news Greece pushes people to get COVID jab as number of infections rise Greece registered a record number of new infections on Monday. -
Art The Vatican's Apostolic Library set to host old and new art exhibitions to 'reflect diversity' The Vatican Library will host exhibitions combining old and new that reflect Pope Francis's progressive appeals on climate and other issues. -
Norway Police shoot dead man in Norway who threatened passers-by with a knife A man reportedly armed with a knife threatened passers-by on the streets of the Norwegian capital, Oslo, on Tuesday, before being shot dead by police. -
Denmark Denmark set to reintroduce COVID pass two months after dropping it A rise in cases has prompted the policy reversal. -
Culture news Squid Game confirmed for a second season due to 'so much demand and so much love' Director and writer Hwang Dong-hyuk said Netflix's most popular show will return and focus on character Gi-hun. -
Austria Austria's climate minister takes train to COP26 to reduce emissions Austria's climate minister Leonore Gewessler opted to travel for two-days via train to the UN climate conference in Glasgow. -
Romania Romania's two biggest parties will begin talks to end political crisis A PNL-PSD coalition would end Romania's political stalemate but would be deeply controversial within both parties and among the voting public. -
Culture news Dean Stockwell, who played 'Al' in Quantum Leap, dies ages 85 A child actor on Broadway, Stockwell's career spanned seven decades before he retired from acting in 2015. But his lasting legacy for many will be his portrayal of the project observer. Al, in Quantum Leap, for which he won a Golden Globe in 1990. -
Earth News What is land inequality and how does it threaten women? The issue of ownership and access to land is important for the environment too. -
Climate COP26 latest: 'We still have a mountain to climb', says chair as clock ticks to strike cover deal The UN climate conference turns its focus to the impacts of climate change on women and girls as the clock ticks to strike an overarching deal to limit global warming. Follow our live updates. -
Tech News European Commission would police Big Tech under new rules agreed by EU members The Commission will assume responsibility for overseeing tech companies in Europe, taking over from national antitrust watchdogs. -
Climate The five devastating reasons climate change affects women more than men Women and girls experience violence and a lack of access to education as a direct result of the climate crisis. -
Cult Generation pandemic: Saatchi showcases work of graduate artists A new exhibition, at London’s Saatchi gallery, showcases the work of over 200 students who’ve graduated from the capital’s art schools this year. -
World News COVID-19 has led to re-kindling of antisemitism across Europe, says rights agency The European Agency for Fundamental Rights says the biggest increases have been seen in France and Germany but cautions that most other nations aren't accurately recording antisemitic incidents. -
France Astronauts return to Earth after 200-days in space It wasn't the most comfortable ride back because the toilet was broken so the astronauts needed to rely on nappies for the eight-hour trip home.