10 November 2021 | Euronews
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France 'New era' for France-US ties after VP Harris meets Macron in Paris This was their first meeting at the Elysee presidential palace since the AUKUS incident, after weeks-long efforts by Washington to mend relations with France, America's oldest ally. -
World News EU-UK Brexit dispute: Lord Frost not yet ready to trigger Article 16 The dispute is over checks on goods coming into Northern Ireland from the UK mainland. -
Italy Italy offers boosters to those over 40 amid 4th virus wave Italy has already offered boosters to those 60 years old and older who received their last vaccine dose at least six months earlier. -
Greece Strikes over salaries disrupt Greek ferry services for two days The union strike began on Wednesday morning and is due to run until Friday. -
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Sport Aminata Diallo: French footballer arrested after teammate Kheira Hamraoui attacked 'Paris Saint-Germain condemns in the strongest possible terms the violence committed,' the French club said in a statement. -
Croatia Former Croatian development minister arrested on suspicion of EU fraud The alleged offences were committed within the Croatian Ministry for Regional Development and EU funds. -
Culture news The 'Mona Lisa' of stamps, worth $8 million, goes on display in London The unique 1856 1c Magenta from British Guiana was bought at auction in the USA. The sale makes it the world's most expensive stamp. -
Russia Eighteen Russian prison officials dismissed over rape and torture allegations Videos released by an NGO in October showed a prisoner being sexually abused at a prison hospital in the Saratov region. -
Czech Republic Czech prosecutors ask parliament to lift immunity for outgoing PM Andrej Babiš The populist billionaire is facing allegations of fraud involving nearly €2 million of European Union subsidies. -
Greece 'The Taliban do not see us as human beings', says Afghan presenter who fled Afghanistan Up until this summer, Masooma Gholamy was presenting the news for Tamadon TV in Kabul. -
Conscious Travel Convenient, cheap and killing the planet: Why short-haul flights are still so popular Short-haul flights remain popular but maybe not for long, as EU countries move to phase them out. -
Culture news Icon or bygone: Is it time to hang up on Britain's red phone boxes? The story of the red phone box - and its demise - is woven into British history. So join us as we dial the number of a national icon. -
Climate Frustrated doctor diagnoses woman with ‘climate change’ in world first 150,000 people die a year from climate change. So why has the first diagnosis just been given, and how significant is it? -
No Comment Hindus take holy dip in toxic foam-topped river Hundreds of Hindus worshipped in the heavily polluted Yamuna river on Wednesday to celebrate the ancient festival of Chhath Puja in New Delhi. -
Art Post-pandemic art market to reach new zenith as in-person auctions return With sales starting on November 15, estimates are to bring in more than $1 billion (over €868m) in a week. -
World News Europe at global epicentre as COVID deaths and cases continue to rise COVID-19 deaths have increased by 10% in the World Health Organization's Europe and Central Asia region over the last week. -
Ecotech What will the world's first flying electric car race look like? After completing the final tests on its cars, Airspeeder is planning to launch the first three races later this year. -
Series Theatre season in Saint Petersburg lights up autumn nights Late autumn in Saint Petersburg is a special time, the city is an inviting place for leisurely walks. There's also a huge choice of classic and original tourist routes and theatre season is in full swing. -
My Europe Series Bongs for beer steins? Why Germany might move to legalise cannabis For many, big steins of beer are synonymous with Germany. But is another vice about to challenge its supremacy? -
Serbia Ratko Mladic: Serbian police intervene after clashes over mural of convicted war criminal Several NGOs said they would gather to remove the mural on the International Day Against Fascism and Antisemitism, but Serbia's police banned the rally. -
The Exchange Will we be hailing taxis from the sky by 2025? Flying cars sound like something out of a science fiction film, but money is pouring into the development of human-sized drones and cargo-carrying airships. Will flying taxis soon be stopping outside our doors? -
Tech News Seoul to become the first city to enter the metaverse. What will it look like? Facebook, now called Meta, is not the only entity currently working to develop its metaverse. The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced its intention to create Metaverse Seoul. -
France SNCF told to pay passenger over €1 million after train door accident France's national state-owned railway company has been ordered to pay more than €1 million in compensation to a passenger who had her leg amputated in 2008 after a train door accident. -
Climate This cheeky 12-year-old activist is the perfect antidote to COP26 doom and gloom This primary school age activist is teaching adults about climate change. -
No Comment -"Santa of Jerusalem" visits Sea of Galilee ahead of Christmas Bringing presents and a tree, Issa Kassissieh, better known as the Santa Claus of Jerusalem, arrives in the Sea of Galilee on his kayak to bring joy to the children in anticipation of Christmas. -
Target Dubai gamers thrive in booming €710m euro industry Esports have become a global phenomenon valued at about €710m in the Middle East. Gamers, coaches and professional teams tell us how they are trying to develop the sport at all levels in Dubai. -
Republic of North Macedonia North Macedonia declares 30-day state of emergency over energy crisis North Macedonia's government said it would provide emergency funding for state companies to import the necessary fuel. -
Italy Italy issues arrest warrant for grandfather of cable car crash survivor Shmulik Peleg is accused of taking his grandson to Israel against the wishes of his Italian relatives. -
Italy Two tourists on trial in Italy over fatal Lake Garda boat crash The collision on June 19 killed left two people dead. -
Mobility COP26: World's biggest carmakers fail to sign zero emissions pledge at UN climate talks Over 100 companies and governments signed a pledge to switch to electric vehicles by 2040, but the world's biggest carmakers and car markets weren't among them. -
Spain La Masia: Barcelona welcomes women into famed football academy for first time For the first time, girls and women have gained entry to the legendary training centre, which has honed the talents of male stars such as Lionel Messi, Xavi and Andres Iniesta. -
Climate What is climate finance and why is it so important? Money given to help developing countries adapt to climate change must not create new injustices, says Professor Molly Scott Cato. -
No Comment Paris department store La Samaritaine kicks off holiday season The Parisian department store La Samaritaine unveils its first Christmas displays since reopening in June after a 16-year closure. -
Art Sold: World's best known Da Vinci replica goes for €210,000 in Paris auction The 17th century copy, best known as Hekking's Mona Lisa, exceeded estimates by some margin today Christie's auction house in Paris. -
Culture news 'The Schuman Show', or how to poke fun at the singular world of EU politics 'The Schuman Show' plays once a month in the heart of the European capital and hopes to make waves beyond the Brussels bubble with its increasingly popular satirical offerings. -
Travel News Travelling with under-18s: Travel rules for 13 major holiday destinations If you're planning to travel with children don't get caught out by the vaccination requirements and other restrictions that are still in place in some countries. -
Culture news Billie Eilish counts herself 'Happier than ever' as she stops by Sesame Street in new video Vun, two, three! The singer is seated next to The Count as she helps youngsters with their numeracy. -
Climate This climate group has published a guide on how to successfully sue Shell After a landmark victory against the fossil fuel company, Milieudefensie drafted a how-to guide that has been published during COP26. -
Culture news Astroworld: How could the crowd surge have been prevented? Euronews talks to the safety experts Eight people lost their lives in a crowd surge at a festival organised by rapper Travis Scott last weekend. The youngest was 14 years old. Euronews asks industry leaders in concert safety about the tragedy and how it could have been prevented. -
Tech News Peter Jackson sells his special effects studio to a company that wants to develop the metaverse The Lord of the Rings director has sold Weta Digital, his special effects studio, for €1.38 billion to a software company that wants to develop the metaverse. -
Poland Belarus border chaos a 'hybrid attack not a migration crisis', says EU's von der Leyen The European Commission president vowed to protect democracies and threatened sanctions against countries found to be aiding Lukashenko's efforts to damage the EU. -
Tech News Reddit co-founder announces €86 million investment in social media on Solana blockchain Reddit's co-founder and Solana venture team up for a €86 million blockchain investment initiative. -
Residences Explore the world's 9 weirdest AirBnbs for a true break from the ordinary Want an alternative to a standard apartment? Dive in for some truly unique accommodation choices. -
France France vows to build new nuclear reactors to meet climate goals France already has 56 operational reactors and derives about 70% of its electricity from nuclear energy. -
No Comment Guitarist in a kilt leads spontaneous dance action outside COP26 A guitarist in a kilt taught protesters outside the COP26 venue on Tuesday traditional dance moves, as participants pursued negotiations inside. -
Home Mobile phones threatened to kill off Britain's red phone boxes, but some could be saved Today, the red kiosks see more use as props in holiday photos than as communication devices, but the UK's telecoms regulator thinks some may be worth saving. -
Culture news Carole Baskin sues Netflix over Tiger King 2 The Dancing on Ice star wants to prevent Netflix using footage of her in the upcoming sequel. -
Tech News Why marketing and advertising are at fault over climate change and what we can do next The co-founder of UK brand consultancy, Firehaus reflects on his role in the climate crisis and what the industry can do next. -
Europe News Google loses appeal against €2.4 billion EU fine over its shopping service The European Commission argued Google had abused its dominant search engine to favour Google Shopping and squeeze out rival services. -
No Comment Serbian police keep activists from Mladic mural Police officers in Serbia's capital were deployed Tuesday to a large wall painting of convicted Bosnian Serb wartime commander Ratko Mladic that activists wanted to paint over. -
Climate COP26 latest: US and China agree to strengthen climate cooperation, says Beijing's envoy Follow our live updates as diplomats negotiate on the first draft decision released this morning and the summit turns its focus to the transport sector. -
Tech News DoorDash comes to Europe in €7 billion takeover of Finnish food delivery app Wolt The two companies are expected to merge early next year, with Wolt CEO Miki Kuusi heading up the American company's international division. -
Poland Poland: Trio back in court over posters showing Virgin Mary with LGBT halo “This appeal smacks of harassment and intimidation and the case should be dropped,” said Catrinel Motoc from Amnesty International -
Earth News UPDATED: First draft of COP26 climate deal is released It urges countries to strengthen their climate plans by the end of next year and, for the first time, calls for the phasing out of coal and fossil fuel subsidies. -
Climate COP26 Transport Day: This pilot is capturing our Blue Planet from a new perspective We speak to a commercial pilot about his photography from the cockpit and the future of aviation. -
USA NASA delays next moon landing until 2025 at earliest The space agency had been aiming for 2024 for the first moon landing by astronauts in half a century. -
Culture news Marie Antoinette’s diamond bracelets sell for €7.2 million at auction Diamond bracelets that once belonged to Marie Antoinette, King Louis XVI’s wife who was executed at the guillotine during the French revolution, have sold for €7.2 million at auction.