14 December 2021 | Euronews
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The Kitchen Sausage pasta recipe by British Chef Stevie Parle | The Kitchen "This is one of the easiest pasta sauces I know and I often use it as a fall-back family meal." -
The Kitchen Kumpel & Keule’s chef Martin Temlitz shares his Berlin-style liver recipe | The Kitchen The dish originally had a long name, but thanks to popular rule, it's been shortened and claimed by Berlin. -
The Kitchen German chef Ann-Sophie Raemisch shares her Pepper / Zucchini / Polenta recipe | The Kitchen Polenta - some love it, some hate it. Thing is, the chef says, most people cook it incorrectly. -
The Kitchen Chef Miguel Castro e Silva's recipe for sea bass with Orange and Fennel | The Kitchen Orange and fennel are part of the chef’s motto to incorporate his cultural heritage into his cuisine. -
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The Kitchen Chef Terradillos' Spanish mushroom scramble with hazelnut and smoked onion soup | The Kitchen As long as good mushrooms are selected, success is assured. -
World News COVID: Omicron variant expected to be dominant in EU by mid-January, says von der Leyen European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warned that the new Omicron COVID-19 variant is expected to become dominant in the EU by mid-January. -
Russia European Court of Human Rights urges Russia to tackle domestic violence Judges said domestic violence against Russian women is occurring on a “staggering scale”. -
Europe News MEPs aim to curb market dominance of Big Tech in Europe The legislation is intended to make it easier for new players to enter the market more easily. -
Finland 'Finland is cool too': PM Sanna Marin responds to Elon Musk's joke on Twitter The Tesla CEO had posted a meme mocking Finland's Prime Minister for her recent nightclub visit after being exposed to COVID-19. -
Germany Germany coalition tests political will for climate protection | View Throughout her tenure as chancellor, Angela Merkel's green initiatives were hampered by Germany's powerful car and coal industries. With the Greens and the FDP at loggerheads on climate, will the new coalition fare better? asks activist and researcher Isabel Schatzschneider. -
Culture news Golden Globes announces nominees after year plagued by controversy The Hollywood Foreign Press Association are pressing on with their 2022 awards, despite criticisms on a lack of diversity and unethical selection practices that they claim to have addressed. -
Cinema Quo Vadis, Aida? Srebrenica drama scoops top prize at European Film Awards Quo Vadis, Aida? took best picture at the European Film Awards. Cinema looks at that and the other winners from this year's ceremony in Berlin. -
Food and Drink Adored and endangered: The complex world of the Japanese eel Eels are a much-loved delicacy in Japan - but the animals are now so endangered that they command eyewatering prices. -
Health news Could this needle-free vaccine better protect us against new COVID variants? Those with a phobia of needles could be in luck. This new vaccine could also better protect us against COVID mutations. -
France Bordeaux's famous 'Grands Crus' become a thieves' favourites Since 2018, the phenomenon of fine wine thefts has become significant in the region, with at least 20 break-ins against warehouses, private or small specialised cellars, as well as supermarkets. -
Climate Crucial ice shelf on Antarctica’s ‘doomsday’ glacier could shatter in 5 years Scientists have discovered cracks in the shelf holding back Thwaites glacier which could cause sea levels to rise by several feet. -
Mobility Germany to boost electric car sales by extending €9,000 help to buy subsidies The scheme was introduced in July 2020 and has played a key role in encouraging Germans to weigh in on the market share of electrified vehicles. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | December 14th – Evening edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Russia Russia misunderstood WHO demands for Sputnik V vaccine approval, says Kremlin Russia was the first country in the world to authorise a coronavirus vaccine last August, but the jab has not yet been approved by the WHO. -
World News Covid-19 in Europe: Be wary of comparing countries | View Testing strategies for COVID-19 vary widely between different countries and aren't a good measure of population immunity, writes Professor David Heymann, formerly of the World Health Organization, Public Health England, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. -
Mobility These astronauts will be able to unlock Mars’ secrets by looking at rocks on Earth The ESA’s Pangaea project is designed to equip astronauts with essential geology training so they can execute manned missions to the Moon and Mars. -
Health news Can we live forever? New anti-ageing vaccine could bring immortality one step closer Researchers at a Tokyo university say their vaccine slowed the ageing process in mice, and could even aid the treatment of ageing-related diseases. -
USA Pfizer study finds its COVID pill reduces hospitalisation by nearly 90% The drugs manufacturer’s study on its COVID-19 oral antiviral found it reduced risk of hospitalisation or death by 89% within three days of symptom onset. -
Travel News UK travel: All countries removed from the UK’s red list and quarantine hotels scrapped 11 African countries will be removed from the UK's red list, as Omicron takes over as the dominant variant in London. -
Money Elon Musk announces Tesla will start accepting Dogecoin as payment The Tesla chief has previously called Doge the "people's crypto". -
Greece Vigilantes abduct teacher during COVID checks at Greek school Three suspects have now been arrested over the "inconceivable" incident. -
No Comment Pilgrims get a lift with robotic suit in development by Japanese university and airline A Japanese university and airline company have held a feasibility study of a robotic suit designed to assist with walking. It was conducted in Shikoku, southwestern Japan, which is home to a famous traditional Buddhist pilgrimage. -
Haiti Dozens killed in petrol truck explosion in northern Haiti “Three days of national mourning will be decreed throughout the territory, in memory of the victims of this tragedy that the entire Haitian nation is grieving.” -
Serbia Serbia a step closer to EU membership but Kosovo relations remain key Much still depends on Serbia normalising relations with Kosovo. -
Moments Portugal to Singapore could be the longest train journey in the world. But how much does it cost? Is travelling so far by rail even possible? -
Culture news Afghan musicians land in Portugal with hopes of rebuilding famed arts school Over 100 Afghan music students and their families landed in Lisbon, Portugal, this week after their globally-recognised school was taken over by the Taliban earlier this year. -
Culture news The 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony will take place on the Seine Tony Estanguet, Paris 2024 Organising Committee President and former athlete, revealed the ambitious scope of the city's plans to make this ceremony one to remember. -
Malta Malta becomes first EU country to legalise cannabis for personal use Citizens aged over 18 will be allowed to carry up to seven grams of cannabis and grow up to four cannabis plants at home. -
Culture news Why Elon Musk was named Time magazine's 'Person of the Year' The entrepreneur courted consistent controversy in 2021 but received the ambiguous honour for his public prominence and financial success. -
Europe News Same-sex parents and their children must be recognised as a family across whole EU, rules court The case came before the court after Bulgarian authorities refused to give a birth certificate to the baby daughter of a same-sex couple. -
Belarus Sergei Tsikhanousky, the husband of Belarus opposition leader Sviatlana, given 18-year jail term Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya said her husband -- a blogger and critic of disputed president Alexander Lukashenko -- was given the sentence on Tuesday. -
No Comment Festive kayaks in Santa Lucia procession on Copenhagen canals 13 December marks the celebration of Santa Lucia Day in Denmark – a Christian tradition that commemorates a 3rd century martyr and a popular festival of light that helps people get through the long winter days -
No Comment Frank Sinatra honored with statue in his Hoboken, New Jersey hometown Hollywood legend Frank Sinatra was honored with a life-size bronze sculpture in his hometown of Hoboken, New Jersey on Sunday 12 December 2021. -
Hungary Seven dead after migrant-carrying vehicle flees police check and slams into shop The vehicle had fled a police check. It later hit a flower shop at full speed and turned over. The impact partially destroyed a wall. -
Earth News Germany's new government is pouring 60 billion euros into combatting climate change Plus an additional 18 billion euros will go into the country's climate and transformation fund next year. -
Nature Planting wildflowers around solar panels could make them a home for bees Turning solar farms into meadows could quadruple bumblebee numbers - spreading their pollinator services far and wide. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | December 14th – Midday edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Omicron: What are the symptoms of the latest COVID variant and should we be worried? Top US scientist Anthony Fauci said Omicron is "almost certainly" not more severe than the Delta variant. -
Belgium EU sanctions Russia's Wagner Group over human rights abuse claims It accused those targeted of "serious human rights abuses, including torture and extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions and killings, or in destabilising activities in some of the countries they operate in." -
Mobility 'Dumbfounded’ driver discovers you can play games while driving the Tesla Model 3 A Tesla owner is leading a battle against distracting games on the touchscreen dashboard after discovering you can play games and drive. -
My Europe Series Brexit-voting areas of UK have highest COVID-19 death rate, study finds New research suggests that people who voted Brexit are far more susceptible to anti-vax sentiment. -
Travel News Watch incredible footage of a wingsuiter flying into an active volcano Sebastián Álvarez flew into ‘the Devil’s House’, becoming the first person ever to wingsuit in and out of a live volcano. -
France France election: Presidential candidates accuse Macron of skirting campaign rules Macron's party is the only one not to have officially nominated a candidate for the April 2022 election. -
France Nazi reference as COVID pass protesters vandalise French WWII memorial The two letters ‘s’ from the word “Pass” were drawn to resemble the acronym SS, referring to Nazi Germany’s paramilitary force. -
Netherlands Fourth term for Mark Rutte as Dutch parties agree coalition deal to end record nine-month impasse The negotiations lasted 271 days — a new record for the Netherlands. But it's nothing compared to neighbours Belgium who took 541 days following an election in 2010. -
United Kingdom UK: MPs vote for new COVID measures, amid rebellion against PM Boris Johnson One Labour MP said the Conservative rebellion against the UK government "is a reflection of the shattered authority of Boris Johnson". -
Destinations These are Bulgaria's best beaches for a 2022 summer holiday Whether you're looking for unspoiled golden sands without the crowds or a lively beach with plenty of bars to have a good time, this is your must-read reference for summer 2022. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | December 14th – Morning edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
USA No troops disciplined in US strike killing Afghan civilians The US is working to pay financial reparations to the relatives and surviving family members, and potentially get them out of Afghanistan. -
World News Russia and India veto UN resolution linking climate change and security The opponent of the resolution argued it would turn climate change into a "politicised" issue. -
Culture news Garry Kasparov leads new NFT auction of star collectibles Starting with chess champion Garry Kasparov, 1Kind will foster a relationship between stars and their fans using blockchain tech to make unique collectibles. They gave Euronews Culture an exclusive look at what's on sale.