18 November 2021 | Euronews
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Uganda Uganda police kill 5, including cleric, after bomb blasts Ugandan authorities have killed at least five people, including a Muslim cleric, accused of having ties to the extremist group responsible for Tuesday's suicide bombings in the capital. -
USA Malcolm X: Judge exonerates two men over 1965 killing of civil rights icon More than half a century after the assassination of Malcolm X, two of his convicted killers were exonerated on Thursday. -
Germany Cologne Catholic church holds penance service on sex abuse Germany's Roman Catholic archdiocese of Cologne held a service of penance for cases of sexual abuse by clergy, saying the ritual was a “confession of guilt.” -
Health news Argentine woman may be second person to naturally recover from HIV The HIV virus appears to have disappeared from this patient's body, researchers said. -
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France Wash toys, limit kissing: French health ministry warns on bronchiolitis epidemic French authorities say that parents should wash toys and limit other adults' contact with their babies amid a bronchiolitis epidemic. -
Latvia Migrants: Latvia installs 'temporary' fence on Belarus border after Poland crisis Latvia and other Baltic states have been nervous about a potential influx of migrants from Belarus following the crisis on the Polish border. -
Europe News EU top court adviser issues opinion on police use of phone location data If the opinion is upheld it has the potential to shape how European authorities gather evidence, potentially limiting their ability utilise mobile phone traffic and location data in criminal investigations. -
Croatia Europe rights court slams Croatia on Afghan family pushback The court ruled that Croatia illegally pushed back a migrant family in 2017. A 6-year-old girl was killed by a train on the border with Serbia shortly after the removal. -
No Comment Washington state residents start clean-up after heavy floods As heavy rains let up in Washington state, residents of the town of Everson take stock of the damage to their homes as they start clean-up efforts, with some lending a hand to neighbors with deliveries of food and other essentials. -
Health news 'Hidden pandemic': Is antibiotic resistance an increasing threat to our health? November 18 marks European Antibiotics Awareness Day. Here’s what you need to know about them and what impact our bodies' resistance to them could have. -
Art Fabergé's exquisite eggs go on display at V&A 'Fabergé in London: Romance and Revolution' celebrates the world-famous Russian jewellery house that has created luxury items for royals and aristocrats. -
Germany Germany to introduce tighter restrictions on unvaccinated, says Merkel Under the new rules, unvaccinated people -- even if they tested negative for COVID-19 -- will see their access to many public venues restricted. -
Musica Wagner's epic 'Die Meistersinger' electrifies the Met The Metropolitan Opera in New York stages the longest opera in the repertoire and also marks the triumphant return of Maestro Antonio Pappano to its podium for the first time in nearly 25 years. -
Cry Like A Boy Living with the trauma and stigma of being an Ebola gravedigger in Liberia Mark Korvayan was head of the burial team during Liberia’s Ebola crisis. He tells the #CryLikeaBoy about his experience. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | November 18th – Evening edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News American tourists fined for breaking into one of the world’s most iconic landmarks They’re not the first to commit crimes in the famous landmark. -
Austria Austrian MPs vote to lift Kurz's immunity in corruption trial MPs voted to lift ex-chancellor Sebastian Kurz's parliamentary immunity. -
Art No single place or medium: France spotlights Islamic art in bold country-wide exhibits France is focusing on the rich contributions of Islamic culture to the art world though 18 simultaneous exhibitions across the country. -
Football Now Michael Owen: Robert Lewandowski deserves 2021 Ballon d'Or prize Former Ballon d'Or winner Michael Owen says Robert Lewandowski deserves the 2021 prize ahead of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. -
No Comment Beaujolais Nouveau day returns in France after pandemic absence Music, fireworks and festivities mark the arrival of this year's Beaujolais Nouveau wine in the French village of Beaujeu. -
Europe News As tech race heats up, Brussels hints at competition law exception to boost EU-made microchips The European Commission has defended its longstanding rules and powers but opened the door for more flexibility in strategic areas. -
Earth News New EU law to protect forests has ‘serious loopholes’, say campaigners The EU has unveiled a major new proposal to fight deforestation with import bans on some commodities. Is it ambitious enough? -
World News 'Sad': Edouard Mendy criticises mistaken use of his photo in Benjamin Mendy story Footballer Edouard Mendy, a goalkeeper for Chelsea, criticised some media organisations that mistook his photo for that of Benjamin Mendy. -
France French dictionary accused of 'wokeism' over gender-neutral pronoun 'iel' While the word is still relatively new, it is gaining traction among young people but it has also triggered pushback from some quarters. -
Earth News 'Cruel experiments on dogs are failing': Are beagles still used to test tobacco? Beagles are one of the most widely used dog breeds in animal testing, so what is being tested on them and why? -
Moments Munich cancels world-famous Christmas market, here are three you can visit instead With Munich's market cancelled, we take a look at some others that are still planning to go ahead this festive season. -
Work Post-COVID recruitment is becoming a headache, admits Emirates Airline chief Tim Clark Aviation was hard hit by stifled passenger demand during COVID, with airlines cancelling routes and reducing staff. The rebound is proving difficult. -
Mobility Recycled fishing nets and solar panels: Is this EV the world’s most sustainable car? The American electric carmaker has given a sneak peek of its Fisker Ocean all-electric SUV, complete with vegan interior. -
Sport World Cup 2022: Which countries have booked their place in Qatar? Thirteen teams have qualified so far, leaving 19 spots to be filled in the forthcoming months. -
Czech Republic Babiš calls unvaccinated 'selfish' amid protests over new restrictions From Monday, the unvaccinated in the Czech Republic won't be able to visit restaurants, bars, cinemas and theatres. -
Culture news K-pop fans are everywhere, but what got Europeans tuning in? The popular Korean music genre is topping the charts and scooping prizes, we look at the secret of its unstoppable rise. -
My Europe Series Article 16: Will EU end Brexit trade deal if UK ditches Northern Ireland Protocol? Brussels has been planning its response should Boris Johnson's government act on its threats to suspend the international treaty on post-Brexit trading arrangements. -
No Comment People protest against Brazil's Bolsonaro during Black Consciousness week Unionists and social movements protest against the government of Jair Bolsonaro in Brasilia, commemorating the death of more than 610,000 Covid-19 deaths amid the week of Black Consciousness. -
Mobility Is New Delhi on track to become the world’s first fully solar-powered metro? Setting an ambitious goal, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) is planning to meet its energy requirements from clean solar energy. -
No Comment Croatia commemorates 30th Anniversary of fall of Vukovar Croatian citizens pay respect to the victims of military aggression on the town of Vukovar in 1991 – a three-month siege by Yugoslav troops and Serb paramilitaries, which ended by the fall of the town on 18 November 1991, 30 years ago. -
Economy Car sales in Europe hit record low due to global microchip shortage A recent shortage of microchips has severely disrupted the supply chain of the automotive industry, resulting in record low sales in October. -
Climate Glasgow Climate Pact: Where do all the words and numbers we heard at COP26 leave us? For the first time in a UN climate agreement, all four drafts of the Pact – including the final version – contained a statement on fossil fuels. Unfortunately, this final statement was heavily watered down. -
Food and Drink France's Beaujolais Nouveau festival brings joy to wine lovers after pandemic blues Every year, hundreds of wine lovers are eagerly awaiting the festival celebrated in the sleepy village of Beaujeu, some 50 kilometres north of Lyon. -
USA Costumed US Capitol rioter Jacob Chansley jailed for 41 months Carrying a spear and wearing a large fur hat with horns, Chansley was one of the first rioters to invade Congress on January 6. -
France Brexit: France accuses Jersey of 'non-willingness to cooperate' over fishing licence row Paris accuses Jersey of breaking post-Brexit commitments by not giving sufficient licences to French fishermen. -
Culture news R Kelly trial: Man sentenced for witness intimidation by fire An associate of R Kelly's former publicist stood accused of setting fire to a car to intimidate the witness. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | November 18th – Midday edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Latvia The Latvian ban on unvaccinated MPs should be a wake-up call | View The decision to exclude Latvian parliamentarians without a COVID-19 vaccine ought to ring alarm bells for democrats worldwide, argue Leiden University's Tom Theuns and Josette Daemen. -
Tech News Google agrees to pay AFP for its online content in deal that could shape how we consume news It's one of the biggest licensing deals struck by a tech giant under a new French law. -
Tech News Apple bows to pressure and allows self-repairs to iPhones and Mac computers "New phones are expensive, and people who buy them should be able to repair them," senior policy analyst Maureen Mahoney said. -
Climate Climate change denial is getting more sophisticated and experts say COP26 progress could be at risk Climate denial is changing into climate delay and without a definition for misinformation, the goal of 1.5C could be at risk. -
Estonia MS Estonia: New expedition confirms official accident report The sinking of the MS Estonia ferry 27 years ago was one of Europe's deadliest peacetime maritime disasters. -
Culture news Alec Baldwin recklessly fired gun on 'Rust' film set, lawsuit claims A lawsuit filed on Wednesday claims the actor had no reason to fire the gun that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injured director Joel Souza. -
My Europe Series Vukovar at 30: How 'Croatia's Stalingrad' still casts a long shadow Vukovar, 'Croatia's Stalingrad', saw the first massacre of the Balkan wars of the 1990s. It would not be the last. -
Belarus Belarus: Iraqi migrants caught in border tensions fly home 374 Iraqi migrants boarded the first repatriation flight that left Minsk on Thursday amid severe border tensions with Poland.