23 November 2021 | Euronews
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Italy Italy frees man convicted of 2007 murder of Meredith Kercher The only person convicted in the 2007 murder of British student Meredith Kercher was freed after serving most of his 16-year prison sentence, his lawyer said. -
Netherlands Social distancing mandatory as Dutch COVID infections spike Dutch coronavirus infection numbers hit a new weekly record on Tuesday. -
Moldova Moldova says it will pay debts as Russia's Gazprom threatens to cut gas supplies Russian gas giant Gazprom threatened to cut supplies to Moldova within 48 hours. -
USA Fighting gas prices, US to release 50 million barrels of oil President Joe Biden on Tuesday ordered 50 million barrels of oil released from the US' strategic reserve to help bring down energy costs. -
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Design Over 650 unseen Gaudí items arrive at architect's Catalonia exhibition Barcelona's Catalonia National Museum will present a collection that spans architect Antoni Gaudí's entire career with more than 650 rare pieces. -
World News Haugen exposed EU's unwillingness to take back digital control | View The Facebook whistleblower's testimony in Brussels this month showed us the EU's planned Digital Services Act does not go far enough, argues German MEP Patrick Breyer -
Sport European Super League: EU Parliament votes to oppose breakaway competitions MEPs have also called for more money to be redistributed to amateur sports across Europe. -
World News Apple sues Israeli firm NSO Group to stop spyware use on iPhones Tech giant Apple announced on Tuesday that they would sue NSO Group, an Israeli firm known for its spyware that can hack phones. -
World News Illegal border crossings in Europe have risen beyond 2019 levels, says Frontex The number of illegal border crossings is up 45% more than in 2019 but is still below the levels seen in 2015. -
Serbia At least two workers killed in explosions at Serbian munitions factory The deadly blasts occurred at a factory near Belgrade that produces rocket fuel and several other munitions. -
Cinema Long lost film on the Russian civil war screens for first time in 100 years A Russian documentary by renowned director, Dziga Vertov, that was once thought to be lost, has been restored and played for audiences at the International Documentary Festival of Amsterdam. -
Meet The Locals Discover Dubai's Viking baguette meeting everyone's bread kneads Meet Magnus Ericsson, co-founder of Viking Bageri and engineer turned master baker now selling some of the best baguettes in Dubai. -
Design Is this traditional Siberian felt boot maker one of Russia's last? Sensible footwear in Russia's cold winters is key. Ivan Lapin has spent 12 years educating himself on the craft of SIberia's felt shoes –'valenki's' – to do so. -
Travel News Flight cancelled due to COVID? You’ve got less than a month to apply for a voucher Refund Credit Notes, or RCNs, can be used towards the cost of a new holiday or exchanged for cash. -
Destinations 7 ways you can explore the Bulgarian mountains during any season Whether biking, hiking, skiing or swimming is your thing, we take a look at the best ways to explore Bulgaria's ranges and peaks in 2022 with their breathtaking scenery away from the organised masses. -
Spain La Palma announces new lockdown for 3,000 as lava reaches the sea The measure will be maintained for at least 24 hours. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | November 23rd – Evening edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News NASA is launching the DART spacecraft to crash into an asteroid. Could it save us from armageddon? NASA is launching a spacecraft the size of a golf cart to crash into an asteroid, which could tell us what to do if one ever did hit Earth. -
Nature Octopuses have feelings and crabs should not be ‘boiled alive’, says new report The UK's new Animal Sentience Bill does not stop current cruel practices, but it could rule out factory farming in the future. -
Culture news Venezuela wins Guinness record for world's largest orchestra with 12,000 musicians "If you break a string, don't stop. If you lose the score, go on by heart, but don't stop," conductor Andrés David Ascanio said before the performance. -
Germany Auto-ban: German man drives himself alone to his driving test The 37-year-old man told police officers that he had only driven himself to make sure he arrived on time. -
World News COVID-19: 'The pandemic could be with us for many years,' WHO warns As anger spreads across Europe over re-imposed coronavirus restrictions and lockdowns, the WHO warns that the virus might be with us for many years. -
Economy EU parliament gives green light to agricultural reforms MEPs voted overwhelmingly in favour of changes to the bloc's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). -
Europe News EU to blacklist transport companies involved in human trafficking amid Belarus border crisis Under the new rules, the European Commission will be able to suspend flights, limit operations and withdraw licences across EU territory. -
The Cube #TheSame: Hungarian media defy ban on publishing LGBT+ content for children Hungarian MPs passed a controversial law in June banning any content that portrays or "promotes" homosexuality to children. -
Germany German defence ministry recommends making COVID-19 jab mandatory for soldiers German soldiers could soon be required to get a COVID-19 jab, amid a growing debate over vaccine mandates. -
Tech News You can now order cannabis on Uber in Canada as the ride-hailing app enters the growing industry Uber, which also delivers alcohol through its Eats app, has had its eyes for some time on Canada’ growing cannabis market. -
Culture news Genre over gender: Brit Awards ditch male and female categories for 2022 The UK's biggest night in music is choosing genre over gender by merging the Best Male and Female categories and adding four new genre-based ones. -
Tech News Movember: It’s men’s health awareness month and here’s what employers should be doing Movember is men's health awareness month and employers have a crucial role in supporting men's mental health - in and out of the workplace. -
No Comment Police clash with striking metalworkers in Spain Protesters clashed with police Tuesday during a march in support of striking metalworkers. -
Money India is planning to introduce a ban on almost all private cryptocurrencies in a new clampdown As well as banning most coins, the new bill will establish a new digital currency backed by the Reserve Bank of India. -
No Comment Austria vaccination rate jumps as lockdown starts Austria's largest vaccine centre has seen a surge in vaccinations since the announcement of another lockdown and a nationwide vaccine mandate. -
Hungary EU law precludes Hungarian supreme court, says European Court of Justice National judges in EU member states cannot be banned from seeking guidance from the European Court of Justice, the ruling stated. -
United Kingdom Peppa Pig World: UK PM Boris Johnson bemuses with speech digression about children's theme park The UK’s prime minister Boris Johnson left business leaders bemused after stumbling through a speech in which he lost his notes, before talking about a recent visit to a children’s theme park. -
World News Europe and Central Asia could see 700k extra COVID deaths by March 1, warns WHO “Cumulative reported deaths are projected to reach over 2.2 million by spring next year, based on current trends,” WHO said in a statement. -
Belgium Belgian doctor accused of being behind 2,000 false COVID vaccinations The doctor is alleged to have falsified vaccine certificates to help people avoid COVID-19 restrictions. -
Travel News The future of stress-free travel? Silent airports are appearing all over the world Imagine if you could mute out all the boarding announcements, the baggage trolleys and the screaming children - now you can as some airports declare themselves 'silent'. -
Food and Drink Daniel Boulud: Lyonnais chef voted winner of Best Restaurateur 2021 by fellow chefs The 66 year old from Lyon has a two-Michelin star establishment in New York City. -
Mobility Rolls-Royce claims its electric plane is the fastest EV in history The ‘Spirit of Innovation’ broke three world records earlier this month, according to its manufacturer. -
Russia Alexander Litvinenko: 15 years since former Russian spy died of poisoning The European Court of Human Rights recently backed a UK inquiry that said Russia was responsible for the killing. -
No Comment Vaccine scepticism hits Gambia's polio campaign Efforts to eradicate polio in The Gambia are facing skepticism due to distrust of Covid-19 vaccines, according to a medical officer in the West African state. -
Culture news 'Call My Agent!' stuns International Emmys with Comedy Series win The French series surrounding a fictional talent agency has blown up internationally as a result of being platformed on Netflix. -
Tech News Lush quits Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok saying it has 'had enough' of social media The cosmetics brand said four major social platforms were like a "dark and dangerous alleyway" and would stop posting until they were made "safer". -
Culture news Kevin Spacey ordered to pay €23 million for 'House of Cards' losses MRC studios allege the actor halted the production of the Netflix show and required numerous rewrites as a result of sexual assault allegations. -
Sweden Hamid Nouri: Prison massacre accused to give evidence at landmark trial in Sweden Charged with more than 100 murders and grave war crimes, Nouri is expected to give evidence that allegedly implicates Iran's current president Ebrahim Raisi. -
Moments Explore the UK’s historic past in one of these extraordinary holiday rentals Whether you want to lock yourself up in a former jail cell, or watch birds swoop over the Atlantic from the top of an observation tower, there’s something for every history lover here. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | November 23rd – Midday edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news From hip-hop to classical music, meet the breakdancing singer making his Met Opera debut Jakub Józef Orliński will be featured in the new opera "Eurydice" by young composer Matthew Aucoin which is set to premiere Tuesday, Nov. 23. -
Greenland Indigenous Greenlanders demand compensation from Denmark over failed colonial experiment Seven decades after a traumatic social experiment, indigenous Greenlanders who were removed from their families and taken to Denmark as children are demanding compensation. -
World News EU's draft defence strategy points to evolution, not revolution | View The EU's new draft defence and security strategy is a lot less ambitious and more pragmatic than expected. As it should be, argues researcher Niklas Nováky. -
World Ylva Johansson "It's not really a migration crisis. It's a geopolitical crisis." Ylva Johansson, the European Commissioner for Home Affairs and migration, talks to Euronews about the ongoing humanitarian situation on the EU's border with Belarus -
Work Robot waiters are serving a taste of the future in war-torn Mosul The technology powering the android waiters was partly developed locally by young people from the University of Mosul. -
South Korea Chun Doo-hwan: South Korea’s former military dictator dies aged 90 Chun Doo-hwan took power in a 1979 coup and repressed pro-democracy protests before going to prison for misdeeds in office. -
Turkey In Istanbul, a bitter leadership election exposes Interpol's fault lines 'You can't buy respect,' said the Czech candidate for Interpol president, Sarka Havrankova, about her rival UAE candidate, Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi. -
My Europe Series Is it fair for European countries to single out the unvaccinated? Before, whole populations were locked down. Now, some countries are targeting only the unvaccinated. Is it justified? -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | November 23rd – Morning edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria bus crash: At least 45 people killed, including children, as vehicle bursts into flames Officials say at least 45 people have been killed in a bus crash on a motorway 40 kilometres south of Bulgaria's capital Sofia.