24 November 2021 | Euronews
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Money Turkish lira plunges to a historic low and protests erupt after Erdogan defends rates cuts The Turkish lira has dropped 40 per cent in value since the start of the year, shedding as much as 15 per cent on Tuesday alone. -
Economy Brussels urges caution despite strong economic growth forecasts The EU Commissioner for the Economy Paolo Gentiloni delivered the European Semester Autumn Package on Wednesday. While he insisted that the worst is behind us, he still warned against the possible negative effects of the pandemic on the economy. -
No Comment Russian rescue dog given four prosthetic paws This dog's name is Monika. Aged between two and four-years-old, she's now learning to walk again. -
Europe News Watch: Tsikhanouskaya urges EU to be 'ruled by values, not by money' in its response to Belarus The Belarusian opposition leader tells Euronews the only way to solve the ongoing border is to dismantle the regime of Alexander Lukashenko. -
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USA US jury holds three pharmacies responsible for opioid crisis killing 500,000 How much the pharmacies must pay in damages will be decided by a federal judge next year. -
Australia Australia adds Hezbollah and neo-nazi group The Base to terror list The Australian government listed Hezbollah as a "terrorist organisation", extending an existing ban on armed units to the entire organisation. It also listed the far-right group "The Base" as a terror group. -
Slovakia Slovakia becomes the second European country to go into lockdown as COVID cases surge As the country battles with the world's fastest-growing surge of COVID-19 cases, the government of Slovakia opts for a two-week lockdown. -
Europe News EU wouldn't have plan to be climate neutral without Greta Thunberg, says Frans Timmermans In a wide-ranging interview with Euronews, the Commission Vice-President opens up about COP26, natural gas and climate reparations. -
Climate Are Cambridge, Oxford and Harvard doing enough to ‘delink’ from fossil fuels? Top UK universities are ‘failing spectacularly’ on climate action - according to the students who have ranked their colleges. -
My Europe Series Why are France-England migrant crossings on the rise? It's believed more than 20,000 migrants have attempted the crossing this year, up from 8,500 in 2020. -
The Exchange Chocolate, the billion euro industry that tastes good and does good The cocoa industry is big business, worth billions of euros every year. But is our love for chocolate good for the planet and farmers? We look at how the sector is trying to be more sustainable, fair and teach consumers to be more responsible. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | November 24th – Evening edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Sweden Magdalena Andersson resigns just hours after being voted Sweden's first female prime minister Magdalena Andersson resigns just hours after being voted Sweden's first female prime minister -
Moments How I went from skiing rookie to alpine racer in one lesson - almost I take to the slopes for a 1:1 lesson with Maison Sport, a new skiing app designed to match you with your perfect instructor -
France France wants EU help to stop illegal migration after Channel tragedy At least 27 migrants died after their boat sank near Calais, authorities said, making it the largest tragedy of its kind in the Channel. -
Art Lubaina Himid: groundbreaking exhibition of Britain's first Black Turner winner opens at Tate Modern Lubaina Himid became Britain's first ever Black Turner Prize winner in 2017. London's Tate Modern is about to open the largest ever display of her world-changing works. -
Culture news Amy Winehouse exhibition opens in London 10 years after singer's death The first major retrospective exhibition on the brilliant but troubled British musician opens on 26th November at the Design Museum in London. -
Europe News The view from Northern Ireland on the UK-EU post-Brexit trade dispute Britain is threatening to suspend the Northern Ireland protocol, which is the part of the Brexit deal that keeps Northern Ireland in the EU's single market for goods. -
United Kingdom Man sentenced for sending bomb hoax to UK vaccine plant and Wuhan lab About 120 people were evacuated from a plant near Wrexham producing the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine after the bomb scare in January. -
Poland Poland reports more migrant crossing attempts from Belarus There were 267 attempts to cross the border fence from Belarus on Tuesday. -
Business Line Aviation industry focuses on sustainability and innovation at Dubai Airshow Dubai Airshow is the largest aerospace event to be held since the pandemic. Discover how the industry is recovering and how technology is pushing it towards a more sustainable future. -
No Comment Italian taxi drivers strike for better working conditions Italian taxi drivers joined in a nationwide strike on Wednesday in Rome asking for better working conditions for drivers and protesting against UBER and similar services that use the ride sharing app. -
United Kingdom UK MP Stella Creasy ‘baffled’ by rule banning her baby from Parliament A number of British politicians have demanded changes to parliamentary rules after Labour MP Stella Creasy was told she couldn’t bring her baby into Parliament. -
Earth News Why Prince William is wrong to blame habitat loss on population growth in Africa Prince William has commented on African population growth for the second time, here are some other factors he should consider first. -
No Comment Power plant chimneys demolished in Australia Two chimney towers and a boiler house at a decommissioned coal-fired power plant in Australia were demolished on Wednesday. -
Russia Russian doctors invite prominent anti-vaccine voices to visit COVID-19 hospitals "Since many people are reading and listening to you, we will find time to arrange a tour of the 'red zones'," the letter read. -
Climate Are London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zones the best way to improve a city's air quality? These zones have been controversial and new research shows they might not be as effective as other methods for improving air quality. -
Money Cryptocurrencies slump on India's digital markets amid plan to ban most of them India will allow only certain cryptocurrencies to promote the underlying technology and its uses, a move that has sparked heavy selling. -
Germany Six key takeaways from Germany's new coalition deal Here's how Germany's likely new coalition could change the country. -
Art Meet the woman crafting hyper-realistic babies every week that never cry This Brazilian artists says the dolls take a week to make and sell for €1,200 each. -
Norway 'Unacceptable': Norway condemns arrest of two journalists ahead of 2022 Qatar World Cup Qatar’s government accused the NRK journalists of "trespassing on private property and filming without a permit" but Norway has criticised the arrests. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina is on the brink of collapse, MEPs warn MEPs have warned the current situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina could reignite a civil war in the country. -
My Europe Series Russia's military build-up near Ukraine is different this time, say experts “What we see is a significant, large Russian military build-up. We see an unusual concentration of troops." -
Culture news David Bowie's ghost album 'TOY' comes out of limbo for late singer's 75th birthday The late singer planned to put 'TOY' – a series of 60's and 70's reworks – into the world in 2001. Now, fans finally get to hear the end product as Bowie intended. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian miners protest again wage and jobs cuts in Sarajevo The demonstration follows government plans to restructure indebted coal mines as part of a programme to switch to renewable energy sources. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria and North Macedonia mourn victims of bus crash inferno The crash is considered one of the deadliest traffic accidents in Europe for a decade. -
No Comment Spain's Cumbre Vieja volcano continues to erupt La Palma's Cumbre Vieja volcano continued erupting into the early hours of Wednesday morning. -
No Comment Billions of corals born on Australia's Great Barrier Reef Australia's Great Barrier Reef is spawning in an explosion of color as the World Heritage-listed natural wonder recovers from life-threatening coral bleaching episodes. -
Culture news Young and old amongst nominations in diverse Grammys announcement Returnees, breakthroughs, and a few surprises: the 2022 Grammy nominations are out. -
World News Women in power: How many European countries have female leaders? As Sweden appoints its first female prime minister, we take a look at the proportion of women in positions of political power across Europe. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | November 24th – 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 Astroworld court case: Who will face legal action over crowd crush disaster? Travis Scott has been named alongside fellow rapper Drake, promoters Live Nation, and Houston venue NRG Park in legal action worth $3 billion in total. -
Health news Free COVID testing technology for poorer countries under new WHO deal with Spanish researchers Spain's public medical research body and the World Health Organization struck a deal that could make COVID testing cheaper and more accessible for poorer nations. -
Mauritius – bringing you closer to nature Turquoise lagoons, volcanic craters, humid swathes of subtropical rainforest alive with the chatter of birds – Mauritius has a variety of landscapes the envy of countries several times its size. -
Earth News UK to make electric car chargers compulsory in new buildings from 2022 Around 145,000 new charging points per year will be created under the new legislation. -
Germany German parties to reveal coalition deal they hope will propel them into power The centre-left Social Democrats have been negotiating with the Green party and the pro-business Free Democrats since narrowly winning a national election in September. -
France French footballer Karim Benzema found guilty in sex tape blackmail scandal French footballer Karim Benzema has received a 1-year suspended prison sentence over a sex tape blackmail trial. -
USA Boy, 8, becomes sixth person to die from Wisconsin parade crash An eight-year-old boy became the sixth victim to die after a man drove his SUV through a suburban Milwaukee Christmas parade on Sunday. -
New Zealand New Zealand to allow entry for vaccinated residents and visitors New Zealand will reopen its borders to the world over the coming months, the government announced on Wednesday, allowing for the return of displaced residents from January and tourists from April. -
Sweden Magdalena Andersson to become Sweden's first female prime minister Andersson, the current finance minister, will replace Stefan Löfven. -
Destinations 20 years in the making: Take a look at Hong Kong’s newest neighbourhood The West Kowloon Cultural District is one of the largest cultural projects in the world. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | November 24th – Morning 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 Albert Einstein’s general relativity manuscript auctioned for €11.6 million A manuscript in which Albert Einstein prepared his theory of general relativity has sold at auction in Paris for a record €11.6 million.