14 November 2021 | Euronews
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Bulgaria Bulgarian elections: New anti-corruption PP party in surprise lead after Sunday's vote A newly launched centrist movement has a three-point lead over Bulgaria's former ruling GERB party, with 75% of Sunday's vote counted. -
Sport Grazie Vale: Moto GP great Valentino Rossi retires Grazie Vale was the hashtag being shared by motorcycling fans around the world on Sunday, as MotoGP great Valentino Rossi’s career came to an end. -
Climate UK says COP26 climate pact 'historic' but 'tinged with disappointment' The UK hosted nearly 200 world leaders at the UN climate conference in Glasgow for two weeks, ending on Saturday with a climate pact that many criticised as making not enough progress. -
No Comment Iranians celebrate Pomegranate Festival in Tehran Iranians celebrate Pomegranate Festival in Iran's capital Tehran, which is scheduled to run until November 22. -
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Japan Japan's former princess leaves for US with commoner husband A Japanese princess who gave up her royal status to marry her commoner college sweetheart left for New York on Sunday. -
Poland Polish PM suggests asking NATO to hold talks on migrant crisis Poland, Lithuania and Latvia are considering asking NATO to hold emergency talks amid a migration crisis at their borders with Belarus, Poland's prime minister said. -
No Comment Over 300 migrants rescued off coast of Calabria The Italian Coast Guard rescued over three hundred young men and boys, mostly from Egypt, in heavy storms as their fishing boat floundered off the coast of Calabria Saturday night. -
Vatican Pope Francis encourages policians to be 'courageous' on climate action Pope Francis urged political leaders to show courage, hours after U.N. led-climate talks in Glasgow, Scotland ended. -
No Comment Thousands demand civilian control in Sudan protest Sudanese security forces fired live ammunition and tear gas on Saturday to disperse protesters denouncing the military’s tightening grip on the country, killing at least three and wounding several, activists said. -
Austria COVID-19: Austria begins nationwide lockdown for unvaccinated people The government ordered the move due to protect the health service, saying the COVID-19 incidence rate among Austria's unvaccinated is much higher than among those who have received the jab. -
Libya Gadhafi's son announces candidacy for president of Libya The son and one-time heir apparent of late Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi announced Sunday his candidacy for the country's presidential election next month, Libya's election agency said. -
United Kingdom COP26 takeaways: Some progress in climate pact but much more needed, activists say While the COP26 climate pact has shown some progress, countries are not yet on the path to reducing warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. -
No Comment Venezuela pursues world's largest orchestra record Hundreds of violins, violas and double basses sounded at Venezuela's military academy on Saturday, then woodwinds, brass and percussion gradually joined in — thousands of musicians, mostly children and adolescents, with one goal: setting the record as the world's largest orchestra. -
Tech News Tech this week: New class of drug reverses paralysis in mice and four new astronauts land in space A breakthrough in a much-researched area of medicine and four astronauts begin a six month mission on the International Space Station. -
Culture news Christmas gifts for music lovers: Sonic suggestions for silly season Vinyl box sets, photobooks, and books adorned with encyclopaedic knowledge of modern music. Here are some of the best gifts you can purchase for your nearest and dearest music lovers. -
United Kingdom Queen sprains back, won't attend Remembrance Sunday event Queen Elizabeth II has sprained her back and will not attend the Remembrance Sunday service in central London to remember Britain’s war dead. -
Ecotech What are sustainable aviation fuels and could they change the future of flying? Sustainable aviation fuels are one of the key measures to reduce aviation emissions. We delve into how they are currently being used, how they can be made, and what concrete impact they could have on the environment. -
Bulgaria Polls open for Bulgaria's third parliamentary election this year Bulgaria's third parliamentary election this year takes place with no early signs that the outcome could end the country's political uncertainty. -
World News As virus surges in Eastern Europe, leaders slow to act While several Western European countries are seeing spikes in infections, it is nations to the East that are driving fatalities. -
Travel News 9 untranslatable words that will make you laugh out loud Words can tell you a lot about a culture and these are some of the best and most unique. -
Destinations Trentino: The undiscovered Italian region that's a must for foodies and skiers Skiing's just been made easier in the Dolomites with the new 'starpass'. But there's lots more on offer if hitting the slopes isn't for you. -
Climate In pictures: See classic works of art reimagined for a net-zero future From Monet to Pissarro to Van Gogh, famous paintings have been reconceptualised in a world engineered for net zero.