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Now playing Next USA Bannon indicted on contempt charges for defying congressional subpoena Steve Bannon was indicted Friday on two counts of contempt of Congress after he defied a congressional subpoena from the House committee investigating the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Belarus Two Russians soldiers die in Belarus during exercises near Poland The two soldiers' parachutes failed to function properly "due to a sudden strong gust of wind" during their jumps. 12/11/2021
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Now playing Next no comment Hundreds protest at COP26 as negotiations draw to a close Hundreds of civil society representatives at the COP26 conference chant as they march through the convention centre and leave it in sign of protest, denouncing the conference a "failure" 12/11/2021
Now playing Next no comment Activists dress as world leaders in COP26 protest Activists on Friday posed as world leaders incapable of putting out the fire as the planet burns. Dressed as firefighters, the mock world leaders did little to tackle the climate crisis and to save a planet "on fire". 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Tech News Brussels raises eurozone growth forecast but warns over energy prices This outlook depends heavily on two factors: the evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic and the pace at which supply adjusts to the rapid turnaround in demand following the re-opening of the economy. 12/11/2021
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Now playing Next Uncovering Europe Bulgaria gets ready for its third election in eight months A new anti-establishment party, We Continue the Change, could be poised to take second place and form an opposition government. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Afghanistan Several casualties after explosion at a mosque in eastern Afghanistan Taliban government officials say the explosion was the third recent attack on a Shiite Muslim mosque during Friday prayers. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next United Kingdom Brexit: EU welcomes UK 'change in tone' on Northern Ireland trade row EU and UK negotiators Maros Sefcovic and David Frost met in London and said talks will continue next week to try to settle the standoff on trading arrangements. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Eco-Innovation Would you pay €2 million to board this nuclear-powered superyacht? The new superyacht, called Earth 300, will be free for scientists hoping to clean up our oceans and combat climate change. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Culture news Mass grave in Peru uncovers remains of those who lived before Columbus Chan Chan was a citadel of the Chimu culture which prospered between the years 900 and 1450 before falling to the Incas. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Climate Why are people on the frontlines of the climate crisis not at COP26? Negotiations around money for the impacts of climate change need to involve the voices of those facing disaster right now. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next United Kingdom Record daily number of migrants cross sea to reach UK At least 1,185 people arrived on Thursday, the Home Office confirmed. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Partner content 62-year-old Barbie: the fashion icon and ultimate child empowerment doll PARTNER CONTENT PRESENTED BY DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM AND COMMERCE MARKETING DUBAI Barbie has turned 62. Meet Kim Culmone, the businesswoman who has helped this famous doll evolve, stay fashionable and empower children over the years. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Latvia Latvia bans unvaccinated MPs from voting and suspends pay Only 53.6% of Latvia's 1.9 million population is fully vaccinated, well below the EU average of 64.9%. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Culture news Thousands gather to celebrate Cologne Carnival after COVID hiatus The celebration of the long-awaited carnival saw revellers dressed up as clowns, bees, pirates or tigers, unfazed by the country's spiking virus numbers. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Italy Nine-day standoff ends as migrant ship allowed to dock in Sicily "The relief on the Ocean Viking is indescribable." 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Partner content What can space tell us about life on Earth? PARTNER CONTENT PRESENTED BY AIRBUS Airbus’s space based environmental monitoring strategies are high-tech solutions helping tackle climate challenges. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Green News Which country is turning olives into renewable energy? The plant-based waste is turned into cylindrical pellets which act as biomass fuel to heat homes. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Bulgaria Terrorist linked to Paris attacks mastermind arrested in Bulgaria The suspect was sentenced in 2015 by a Belgian court for his alleged role in an Islamist recruitment network. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Portugal Portugal's Catholic Church plans committee to probe child sex abuse Leading Portuguese Catholics, including politicians and writers, had urged bishops to create a fully independent committee to investigate possible historic abuse. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Design London's Courtauld gallery to reopen after 3-year transformation The historic listed building on the banks of the Thames welcomes visitors back to indulge in one of Europe's most prestigious art collections. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Work Germany's couriers to get bikes and phones from delivery app bosses The ruling was a defeat for delivery app Lieferando, which employs around 10,000 riders in Germany. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next state of the union Europe's week: Belarus, Facebook whistleblower and Google loses appeal These are the stories occupying minds in Brussels this week. 12/11/2021
Now playing Next Partner content A global approach: Why the aviation industry needs to work together to reach net zero PARTNER CONTENT PRESENTED BY AIRBUS The journey to launch the world’s first zero-emission commercial aircraft began with a belief that aviation, like other industries, must transform if it’s to remain strong and relevant in decades to come. 12/11/2021