22 November 2021 | Euronews
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USA Police: Wisconsin parade-crash suspect was in a domestic disturbance The driver who plowed into a Christmas parade in Wisconsin, killing at least five people, was leaving the scene of a domestic dispute, police said. -
Czech Republic Czechs protest restrictions on unvaccinated as cases soar Protesters marched through the Czech capital of Prague on Monday to decry the government’s restrictions on unvaccinated people as new infections soared. -
France French PM Jean Castex tests positive for COVID-19 French PM Jean Castex tested positive for COVID-19 after he learned that his 11-year-old daughter had the virus. Earlier in the day, Castex met with Belgian PM Alexander De Croo, who is now quarantining. -
Bulgaria Nine elderly residents killed in fire at Bulgarian nursing home The Interior Ministry said the blaze “started from the roof of the building” but the cause is not yet known. -
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Belarus Belarus' Lukashenko says EU should take in more migrants Lukashenko called on the EU to take in 2,000 migrants stranded in Belarus. The EU says Belarus has lured migrants to the country as part of a "hybrid attack" on the bloc. -
Culture news Hospices de Beaune 2021 auction sees record €800,000 barrel puchase The proceeds will go to the French NGO 'Solidarité Femmes' and the Curie Institute. -
World News Guadeloupe closes schools after COVID rioting Schools closed across the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe after protests against COVID-19 rules and vaccinations descended into days of rioting and looting. -
Design Meet the 11-year-old Mexican schoolboy tattooing people from his father's studio He's only 11 years old, but the Brandon Burgos – whose father allows him to tattoo on the condition he gets good grades at school – already has around 30 creations to his name. -
Hungary UN Special Rapporteur says press freedom is under threat in Hungary The Central European country has been widely attacked for curtailing independent media and smear campaigns against human rights defenders. -
Nature Ukraine and the EU vow to plant three billion trees to fight climate change, but is that enough? Trees naturally absorb carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas produced by burning fossil fuels, like oil and coal. Forests act as huge carbon sinks, draining heat-trapping CO2. -
Germany Berlin Christmas market opens while COVID forces others to stay closed A Christmas market in Berlin opened on Monday, one of a few that will do so as the country faces the fourth wave of COVID-19. -
Scenes Meet the Roma girl band empowering women and challenging stereotypes "The message we send is that a girl should be independent, strong, believe in herself, and have a goal and not marry early." -
Culture news Italy joins the list of countries creating real-life Squid Games In Rome, an entertainment event company are organising a real life 'Squid Game' simulating the hit Netflix series from start to finish. Thankfully, nobody gets hurt. -
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This will impact your life Health passes, booster jabs, antiviral pills: what's next for Europe's pandemic policy? Over the weekend tensions flared over new pandemic restrictions. Europe's vaccination drive is reaching a critical point. So what are the options facing decision-makers to fight back against a new wave of coronavirus infections? -
Tech News Facebook is not the only company building a metaverse. Here are the other companies rivalling Meta The metaverse may change how we work, do business and socialise. This is the way companies are planning to shape our virtual future. -
Spain La Palma volcano: See how Spanish island has grown 43 hectares since eruption Here's a look at the images of before and after a volcano started erupting two months ago on Spain's La Palma island in the Canaries. -
Sport Joshua Kimmich: Five Bayern Munich players in quarantine over vaccine status The German club is without eight players for this week's UEFA Champions League game against Dynamo Kyiv. -
No Comment Sea-Watch 4 rescues more than 100 migrants in the central Mediterranean The migrant rescue ship Sea-Watch 4 has reportedly rescued 107 migrants on Monday, 22 November, among whom is a one-day-old baby. -
Culture news Christmas at the Dickens Museum: Festive joy from a master storyteller The Charles Dickens Museum has been a reflection of life in middle-class Victorian London since 1925. Each year it embraces the author's love for Christmas by putting on festive events and displaying new collections. -
Smart Regions Combating the impact of manmade issues on the Danube River Smart Regions looks at how researchers and scientists find solutions to manage the Danube River sustainably after it has been modified with flood protections and hydro-power plants. -
Climate Portugal becomes the fourth EU country to stop using coal to generate electricity The country's power production has gone coal-free nine years before the deadline. -
Italy Vulcano: 250 Italian island residents ordered to evacuate at night over volcanic activity Tourists have been banned from visiting the small island near Sicily for one month due to dangerous levels of carbon dioxide. -
Culture news Christmas comes to the Champs Elysées as French pop star lights up Paris The world-famous boulevard's Christmas lights were switched on by French pop star Clara Luciani, the godmother of this 2021 edition. -
My Europe Series Why is Spain's Catholic Church refusing an independent investigation into sex abuse claims? “There are only a few cases," said Luis Argüello, spokesman for Spain's Catholic Church. -
Earth News Farmers drive tractors through Dublin city centre to protest Ireland's climate plans Irish dairy farmers are asking for more support from the government to implement changes in Climate Action Plan and EU’s Common Agricultural Policy. -
No Comment Italian events company recreates 'Squid Game' for fans In Rome, an entertainment event company organizes 'Squid Game' games simulating the hit Netflix series from start to finish. -
Culture news Eddie Redmayne says playing trans woman in 'The Danish Girl' was a 'mistake' The British actor received an Academy Award nomination in 2016 for his portrayal of Lili Elbe, one of the first people to ever undertake gender reassignment surgery. -
Mobility NASA wants to put nuclear reactors on the Moon to power a future manned base Despite the various challenges involved, the US space agency is looking for a means to power its planned Moon base. -
Chile Far-right candidate Jose Antonio Kast takes lead in Chile's presidential elections Ultra-conservative Jose Antonio Kast and left-wing former student activist Gabriel Boric will run in the second round for the Chilean presidency next month. -
Poland Poland 'will not yield to blackmail' over Belarus migrant crisis He went on to warn that "today the target is Poland, but tomorrow it will be Germany, Belgium, France or Spain". -
Sweden Swedish far-right MEP convicted of sexually assaulting fellow party member Peter Lundgren was fined around €6,000 for sexually assaulting a fellow member of the Sweden Democrats in 2018. -
Romania Romania could have rotating prime ministers if new coalition approved The Liberals and Social Democrats may agree to rotate the role of prime minister between the two parties until the next elections in 2024. -
Culture news Why Kylie Minogue's gold hot pants now belong to a museum The singer revealed that much of her early 00s wardrobe resides at an Australian performing arts centre, along with a preservation project at London's Victoria & Albert Museum. -
Culture news Spotify removes 'shuffle' feature in response to Adele's '30' release The streaming giant's 'shuffle' feature will no longer be the default option when listening to albums – which could encourage users to listen to the music as the artist intended. -
Earth News What is 'greenflation' and is it putting renewable energy at risk? The price of new renewable energy projects is going up, policy advisors say. -
No Comment Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens opens for Christmas amid virus surge One of the world's oldest amusements parks has opened for the festive season. -
Italy A one-off or a new trend? Smugglers use luxury boats to bring migrants to Europe Abandoned luxury sailboats line the coast of Calabria, as organised smugglers ask for top money from refugees seeking safety on the Old Continent in what might be a new trend. -
Travel News Australia is soon welcoming back vaccinated foreign students and skilled workers The country is lifting quarantine restrictions for students and workers from December. -
No Comment Robot waiters take Iraqis in Mosul into the future From the rubble of the war-torn Iraqi city of Mosul, androids emerge here and there in a restaurant to serve their amused customers. -
Earth News Pope tells young people to protect the environment as 'everything around us seems to be collapsing' Pope Francis told young people on Sunday that it is important to stand tall in the face of climate change. -
Culture news Smooth like Butter: K-Pop kings BTS storm American Music Awards with 3 wins BTS tore through the AMAs like a stick of dynamite this weekend with two performances and three award wins. -
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France Ex-driver goes on trial in France accused of 'complicity' in Rwanda genocide The genocide saw 800,000 minority Tutsis and moderate members of the Hutu majority slaughtered in just three months from April to July 1994. -
No Comment Millions of crabs paint Christmas Island red Millions of red crabs have started the long crawl marking their annual migration to the coast of Christmas Island. -
Tech News WhatsApp rewrites its Europe privacy policy after a record €225 million GDPR fine Users of the messaging app will be notified of the changes but won't have to take any action, the company said. -
World News Violence in the Netherlands as anger at COVID measures grows in Europe As well as three consecutive nights of violence in the Netherlands, there was also protests in Austria and Belgium. -
Sport Lyon-Marseille match abandoned after Dimitri Payet hit by bottle from stands Marseille midfielder Dimitri Payet -- formerly of West Ham United -- collapsed after being hit as he was taking a corner kick. -
Austria Austria back in full national lockdown to battle coronavirus surge Austria has gone into a nationwide lockdown as it battles a surge in coronavirus infections. -
USA SUV ploughs through Wisconsin Christmas parade, killing at least 5 people Officials in the Wisconsin city of Waukesha say at least five people were killed and 40 injured after an SUV drove through a Christmas parade. -
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