20 November 2021 | Euronews
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Food and Drink Inside Lee Westcott's six-course triumph at London's Sloane Place Join us as we head to Sloane Place to make sense of frozen mousses, Marmite butter, smoked eel, and more. -
France Protesters demand more is done to stop violence against French women Tens of thousands of people marched on Saturday through Paris and other cities urging the government to do more to prevent violence against women. -
Iran Thousands of Iranian farmers protest against severe water shortages Thousands of protesters in Isfahan in central Iran have voiced their anger after the city’s lifeblood river dried up due to drought and diversion. -
Poland Donald Tusk driving license suspended for three months for speeding The former EU official turned Hungarian opposition leader was driving more than double the speed limit in a 50km zone. -
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No Comment Thousands march in Paris over violence against women Tens of thousands of protesters marched on Saturday through Paris and other French cities to demand more government action to prevent violence against women. -
Vietnam Vietnam welcomes first tourists since borders were closed due to COVID-19 The visitors were all fully-vaccinated, tested on arrival, and then had to wait for a negative result before going sightseeing. -
Belarus Poland says migrants are still trying to cross the border from Belarus "The new method has been adopted by migrants and Belarusian services," Poland's defence minister Mariusz Blaszczak said. -
Sweden Swedish teenager jailed for murdering police officer in Gothenburg The 17-year-old was found guilty of shooting dead the officer on 30 June. -
China Peng Shuai: China tries to play down disappearance of tennis star A Chinese state TV employee has posted photos of Shuai online. -
No Comment Pro- and anti-vaccine protests across Australia Pro-vaccine and anti-jab rallies took place in Melbourne on Saturday as Victoria state's government looks to pass a controversial law which would grant it specific powers during a pandemic. -
Austria Mass protests against lockdowns and vaccines in Prague, Rome, Amsterdam The far-right opposition Freedom Party was among those who have called for the protest -
Serbia Rights groups in Serbia fear workers at Chinese factory were trafficked Vietnamese workers at the first Chinese car tyre factory in Europe are shivering in barracks without heat, going hungry and have no money. -
No Comment Police fire warning shots at Rotterdam demo Police fired warning shots, injuring an unknown number of people, as riots broke out on Friday night in downtown Rotterdam at a demonstration against plans by the Dutch government to restrict access for unvaccinated people to some venues. -
Mobility This US law mandates that new cars have anti-drink driving tech. Critics say it's a loss of privacy The federal law will require new cars to incorporate breath sniffing sensors and finger-scanning detectors to prevent drink-driving. -
World News How Irish, Swiss and Dutch Tax Policy Harms Children Abroad | View Young people across the globe rely on government tax revenues for the realisation of their basic rights. Tax avoidance is therefore a children's rights issue, argues Zurich-based law teacher and NGO director Alexandra Dufresne. -
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Venezuela EU election monitors can play a crucial role in Venezuela | View Venezuelans will go to the polls for regional and local elections on Sunday amid a crackdown on dissent by the Maduro regime. European observers must document any rights violations as they happen, say Human Rights Watch's Jose Miguel Vivanco and Tamara Taraciuk Broner -
Destinations Craving some winter sun? These are the 5 warmest countries to visit in Europe Visit Cascais has crunched the numbers to find the sunniest destinations for a short winter break - maybe even a Christmas one. -
Climate Mining Bitcoin is putting communities on the frontline of the climate crisis at risk, say experts The environmental impacts of growing cryptocurrency use are most likely to be felt in the Global South, a new paper finds. -
My Europe Series How a fake jabs probe highlights Greece's deep vaccine scepticism “This is a nation and a culture where doubt is sewn into everything, including the questioning of authority and science, in order to maintain the beliefs they already have.” -
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