16 November 2021 | Euronews
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World News Where next on COP26? Here are some ways forward | View The climate goals set at COP26 were ambitious. But through new coalitions and 'carbon border adjustments' they aren't out of reach in Europe or elsewhere, explain the European University Institute's Jos Delbeke and Peter Vis -
Poland Water cannon and grenades as tensions rise on Belarus-Poland border Warsaw says people were armed with gas grenades supplied by Belarus, which they threw over the fence towards Polish guards. -
World News Spotify, Snapchat and Google Cloud report outages Google Cloud said they "are aware of an issue" on its platform, as did the Spotify Status Twitter account, which added they "are checking them (the issues) out." -
Belarus Belarus: A non-standard situation demands non-standard tools | View Sanctions won't be enough to resolve the political crisis in Belarus. International non-recognition and the opening of criminal cases need to follow the upcoming Vienna Conference, says diplomat and opposition figure Pavel Latushka -
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Health news Pfizer signs a deal to allow its COVID pill to be made and sold cheaply in poorer countries The new deal will mean that more than half the world's population will be able to access the treatment cheaply. -
No Comment At Paris airport, security officers protest against wage cuts Several hundred security guards protest outside Terminal 2E at Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle airport near Paris, against changes in the allocation of an end-of-year bonus, equivalent to a thirteenth month's salary. -
Earth News Suffering from post-COP melancholia? Look to women, says this professor Sociologist Anne Karpf argues that women in the Global South are leading with far stronger ideas than 'bonkers' space umbrellas. -
The Kitchen Chef Miguel Castro e Silva's recipe for chickpeas and wild mushroom stew | The Kitchen The traditional Portuguese stew is rich and delicious, yet easy to prepare and can be prepared all year-round. -
Climate Tears, climate fears and ‘watered down’ agreements: What does the final COP26 agreement really mean? The Glasgow Climate Pact was agreed upon on Saturday and it has received mixed reactions so far. -
Tech News Jean-Michel Jarre enters the metaverse and says why we shouldn’t be afraid of a ‘dystopian future’ French electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre tells Euronews Next why we should embrace the metaverse. -
Lithuania Baltic leaders urge EU to 'hold Belarus accountable for human trafficking' On Monday, hundreds of migrants found themselves trapped at a border crossing unable to go forward or backward between Poland and Belarus. -
Travel News Passengers face 'onerous' policy as travel agent sues Ryanair Emails seen by Euronews Travel show that the carrier is not keen on customers booking elsewhere, as the legal battle continues. -
World News Fresh flare-up of violence between Armenia and Azerbaijan a year after end of war The defence ministries of both countries confirmed the fighting. -
Greece Runner, 88, sets sights on marathon after losing stomach to cancer After losing his stomach to cancer, Panagiotis Dousis, 88, is setting his sights on running a marathon. -
Mobility Under the bonnet: How have planes changed over time? You might think planes look the same as 60 years ago but subtle engineering advances have made big changes. Let’s look under the bonnet to find out what they are. -
France France unveils €14 million plan to tackle 'worrying' rise in child prostitution At least 7,000 to 10,000 children are affected and the number is "constantly increasing," the government said. -
Art Treasures of Sheikh Al Thani welcomed at Paris' historic Hotel de la Marine From November 18, and for the next 20 years, Paris's Hotel de la Marine will host 120 objects from the Al Thani collection - masterpieces of Islamic art. -
Germany German agency temporarily suspends approval of Nord Stream 2 operator Kyiv argues Moscow is using the pipeline as a geopolitical tool against them. -
India New Delhi could be about to lockdown and it's nothing to do with COVID-19 Authorities in the Indian capital are mulling a call to halt all non-essential travel and close offices. -
Dubai Expo 2020 welcomes visitors at the largest cultural gathering in the world For six months, Dubai Expo 2020 will offer visitors thousands of events and exploratory experiences at the 4 square km site. The different districts such as the Sustainability Pavilion, the Mobility, and Opportunity districts promise to inspire visitors to preserve and protect the planet. -
Earth News Street-cleaning donkeys in Turkey listen to Beethoven while they work Welcome to Mardin, the ancient Turkish city where donkeys clean the streets. -
Culture news Meet 'Ji-Young', Sesame Street's first Asian American resident Ji-Young will join the cast late in November for a special episode guest-starring Naomi Osaka. -
Destinations Saudi Arabia: Is this the world's most inspiring regenerative tourism initiative? The Red Sea Project is on Saudi Arabia’s northwest coast is determined to be 100% sustainable. -
No Comment Spain’s King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia ride public city bus for first time Spain’s King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia took a public bus in Madrid on Monday, in an usual event to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the city’s public urban transport company, 'EMT'. -
Culture news From Nirvana to Whitney Houston: Over 900 collectibles on sale at music's biggest auction Every year music's richest collectors gather in New York City to witness the offerings of Julien's – the auctioneers responsible for rare guitars, setlists and fashion pieces worth millions of euros. -
Culture news MTV EMA's show support for LGBTQ community in Hungary The awards, held in Budapest, featured statements of support for the LGBTQ community in a country criticised for it's stance on LGBT rights. -
No Comment London lights up for the Christmas season The now familiar Christmas on London's Regent Street have some company this year. Since 12 November, 20 iconic London streets have switched on their Christmas lights - all at the same time. -
Earth News Deadly scorpions leave 500 Egyptians in hospital following flooding Three people have died and hundreds have been injured in the Nile Delta. -
Culture news Designer who created looks for Cher and Marilyn Monroe releases book The coffee table book will chart Bob Mackie's life and showbiz career amongst the glitterati of Hollywood. -
No Comment French authorities start moving migrants from camp in northern France Authorities began evacuating some 1,500 migrants seeking to reach the U.K. from a muddy camp in northern France on Tuesday. Police and CRS (special forces) officers have been overseeing the operation in the camp near Grande-Synthe. -
Mobility Flying V: Meet the team of Dutch engineers behind the aircraft bidding to reshape air travel Engineers at a Netherlands university are quietly planning a revolution in air travel, starting with the futuristic design of a new aircraft. -
Mobility NASA Artemis Moon landing delayed by 'several years' as costs go 'underreported' The mission to put humans back on the Moon is running late, a new report has found. The NASA report also said the agency was “underreporting” the mission's $93 billion cost. -
Poland Poland's judicial appointments process against EU law, says European Court of Justice The EU's top court has ruled that the Polish government's ability to send judges to higher courts and remove them casts doubts over judicial independence. -
Europe News Hungary's Stop Soros law that criminalises helping asylum seekers 'infringes EU law' The EU's Court of Justice found the Hungarian legislation restricts the rights to asylum in an unlawful manner. -
Belarus Families mourn young migrants who died at Belarus-Poland border A Syrian teenager who died trying to cross the frontier was buried in Poland on Monday, while the bodies of two Iraqi men were flown home. -
Mobility Noise pollution: How are airports and airlines addressing the issue? An increase in flights since the 1960s has been great for business and tourists but, in some cases, bad for locals. -
USA Russian weapons test blamed for space junk threatening space station U.S. officials described as reckless and irresponsible a Russian weapons test which created more than 1,500 pieces of space junk, threatening astronauts aboard the International Space Station. -
USA Biden and Xi meet virtually to try to bridge chasm in US-China relations Expectations were low for the meeting amid differences over major issues including human rights, cyber security and Washington's stance on Taiwan.