31 October 2022 | Euronews
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Brazil Lula supporters celebrate election victory in Brazil amid Bolsonaro silence Luiz Ignacio Lula da Silva's supporters are celebrating his narrow election victory in Brazil but there is tension in the air over Jair Bolsonaro's silence -
Ukraine Russia recruiting US-trained Afghan commandos to fight in Ukraine Russia is offering Afghan special forces, who fought alongside US troops, €1,500-a-month payments and promises of safe havens for their families. -
Brazil Analysis: Why did half the voters in Brazil choose a man who served jail time for corruption? Adored by half, despised by the other half. How did Lula manage to get elected for an unprecedented third time in Brazil? -
No Comment Brazil divided: Lula supporters jubilant as Bolsonaro fans question election result There has been jubilation and disbelief in Brazil over Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva's narrow election victory against Bolsonaro who so far has not acknowledged defeat -
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No Comment Israeli army demolishes Palestinian houses in occupied West Bank Israeli forces bulldoze a residential building in the Palestinian city of Hebron. According to Israeli officials, residents risk having their homes destroyed if they lack the necessary construction permits. -
No Comment US: Divers carve Halloween pumpkins underwater in Florida An offbeat Halloween tradition took place in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary this past weekend on the US' southwestern coast. Scuba divers submerged 25 feet beneath the surface to carve jack-o’-lanterns during the annual Underwater Pumpkin Carving Contest. -
No Comment Baghdad tanker blast accident kills at least 9 people, security forces say A reported gas tanker explosion in Iraq's capital Baghdad killed at least nine people and injured around 13 others. -
No Comment Watch: Salem in Massachusetts gears up for Halloween Thousands of tourists and revellers have descended on the normally quiet city of Salem, on the US’s north-eastern seaboard, for the area’s Halloween celebrations. Salem is known for the Salem Witch Trials, the Hocus Pocus films, and all things witch and vampire. -
Crossing Cultures How the colours of nature inspire the cloth makers of Scotland and China In Scotland, local plants and lichens inspire the makers of Harris tweed. In south-western China, Bai people use woad root to tie-dye their clothes. -
Meet The Locals From honeymoon to forever home: How Mauritius made this couple's dreams come true From honeymoon to forever home: How Mauritius made this couple's dreams come true -
Mobility In pictures: NASA's Lucy spacecraft captures haunting black and white images of Earth and the Moon The spacecraft is on a 12-year journey to capture the diversity and mystery of asteroids. -
Cult A Living Culture: Abu Dhabi's Culture Summit asks the big questions about our societies' future In this next episode of Cult, we head over to the United Arab Emirates’ capital and the latest edition of Culture Summit Abu Dhabi. After 2 years online, the international event is back in person, gathering cultural thought leaders from around the world to debate this year’s theme - A Living Culture -
World The challenges and successes of Algeria's water supply industry The challenges and successes of Algeria's water supply industry -
Moments I learned to love cold water swimming thanks to these tips and essential pieces of kit Whether swimming close to home or on a winter sun holiday, get prepared for an endorphin rush by investing in some good kit. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 31st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Switzerland Drunk police officer injures colleague by firing gun in Geneva An investigation into the incident is ongoing. -
Moments Love horror films? Mexico’s creepy Island of the Dolls could be your dream destination Enter the Island of the Dolls - if you dare. But whatever you do, don’t take one away with you. -
Scenes Meet the young Ugandan dance group taking the world by storm "When you dance, you forget that you didn't eat. When you dance, you forget that you have lost someone. You forget everything. You focus on dance." -
Norway Norway raises military alert level after suspicious drone sightings Norway heightened its military alert level on Monday, saying the country was facing the "most serious" security situation in decades. -
No Comment Watch: Coldplay joined by Iranian actress live in Buenos Aires Coldplay were joined live on stage by Iranian actress, Golshifteh Farahani, at a huge concert in Buenos Aires. Together they performed an Iranian song called "Baraye." -
Brazil EU-Brazil relations set to change following Lula victory, says expert The EU-Mercosur trade deal is still to be ratified by member states, after being put on hold since 2019. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kyiv blackouts, Russian spies, grain shipment doubts, Russia mobilisation complete These are the latest updates from the war in Ukraine. -
Work Why are so many young tech professionals thinking about leaving the industry? More young professionals are leaving their careers in tech. New research reveals why. -
No Comment Watch: The moment a bridge collapses in India, killing at least 134 Police in western India have arrested nine people on Monday as they investigated the collapse of a newly repaired 143-year-old suspension bridge in one of the country’s worst accidents in years, officials said -
Soul Of The South Civil rights sit-ins and rhythm ‘n’ blues: Sample the history and culture of Nashville If you’re looking to broaden your mind and fill your soul ‘Music City’ has plenty to offer. -
Europe News EU demands similar access to US as Canada and Mexico for electric cars and renewable products For Dombrovskis, some of the subsidies included in Washington's Inflation Reduction Act appear to "discriminate" against EU businesses. -
Travel News Woman killed after 'huge rock' crushes holiday rooms on Greek island of Crete The rock destroyed two rooms, killing a woman and injuring her son. The victim's 51-year-old husband was in a different room and was unhurt. -
Health news UK launches largest ever healthcare study involving 5 million people to improve disease prevention The “Our Future Health” scheme aims to study medical samples and data from 5 million people to help detect and treat diseases in their early stages. -
Climate Brazil: Lula pledges to end deforestation in the Amazon after election victory World leaders have congratulated Lula on his victory and welcomed the opportunity to work with Brazil on climate issues. -
Culture news Former Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer found dead at home in Los Angeles The world of music has been paying tribute to D.H Peligro who has died of a head injury after a suspected accidental fall. -
Italy Italy marks 20th anniversary of deadly Molise earthquakes Most of the 30 victims were killed when a school collapsed in the town of San Giuliano di Puglia. -
Culture news Hollywood star Paul Newman's memoir reveals the pressures of being a heartthrob Newman was a star in Hollywood's golden age and his tell-all book will shed light on his relationships with other famous faces. -
United Kingdom UK government slammed for 'wretched' migrant centre conditions UK politicians from opposition and governing parties have demanded the Conservative government improve conditions at an overcrowded facility for migrants, described by an independent inspector as “wretched”. -
Earth News What is COP27? Everything you need to know about Egypt’s landmark climate conference We answer the most pressing questions about this year’s UN climate summit in Sharm El-Sheikh. -
Climate From ‘blah, blah, blah’ to ‘greenwashing, lying and cheating’: Why Greta isn’t going to COP27 Speaking during the launch of her new book, Thunberg echoed the concerns of social activists on Egypt’s human rights situation. -
Tech News Verified at a price: Twitter's verified users might soon be forced to pay to keep their blue ticks Musk tweeted saying that the "whole verification process is being revamped right now". -
Russia 'No breakthrough' at Putin-mediated Armenia and Azerbaijan talks The settlement negotiations reflected an attempt by Moscow to shore up its influence in the region. -
Earth News Thicker jumpers and working from home: What can we learn from France's plan for ‘energy sobriety'? Politicians have been seen in turtlenecks and government buildings are cutting their heating in an effort to inspire people to follow suit. -
Germany German police investigate attack on pro-democracy vigil near Iranian embassy Three men reportedly attacked a vehicle outside the embassy that was displaying pro-democracy banners. -
Food and Drink Cookies from beyond: A TikToker is baking recipes left behind on gravestones A meal to die for? An American librarian is recreating recipes inscribed on people's gravestones. -
Travel News 4,550 seats and 7 drivers: Switzerland smashes record for the longest passenger train in the world The world record event was organised as part of celebrations for the 175th anniversary of railways in Switzerland. -
Climate 'Do we want to go extinct like the dinosaurs?’: German activists glue themselves to ancient exhibit Uprising of the Last Generation protestors claim the German government is failing to address climate change. -
World News Europe's culinary heritage threatened by climate change. A summer of soaring temperatures and a devastating drought has impacted on Europe's producers of gastronomic treasures, such as Kalamata olives, Iberico ham, Parmigiano, and Comté cheeses. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 31st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
This will impact your life Energy crisis: What’s the worst that could happen this winter? From rolling blackouts to taking some industries offline, here are the worst-case scenarios governments are trying to avoid this winter. -
Economy Eurozone inflation climbed to new record high of 10.7% in October Eurozone inflation climbed to new record high of 10.7% in October -
Earth News Soup, sports cars and staying put: A month of Just Stop Oil protests in review The group has made headlines across Europe with actions that have included throwing food at famous paintings and climbing to the top of a bridge over a busy UK motorway. -
Ukraine Russia launches 'massive' attack on key infrastructure in Ukraine, say authorities A barrage of Russian strikes on critical infrastructure in Kyiv, Kharkiv and other cities took place on Monday morning, knocking out power and water supply for some, Ukrainian officials said. -
Culture news Do nightmares cause dementia, and how can you stop them? We speak to an expert on the link between nightmares and dementia and to a dream psychologist about how to understand our sleeping lives. -
Culture news Countdown to Halloween: The mythical creatures of Europe - Ogres For this final edition of Euronews Culture's look at some of the lesser known mythical creatures of Europe, we travel to France to discover the origins of the ogre. -
Culture news Sir Hiss, an escaped king cobra, returns to Swedish terrarium on its own An escaped king cobra gives its Swedish zoo an early Halloween present... -
Culture news Euronews Culture’s Horror-a-thon: Final Day - Escargore It's the final day of Euronews Culture’s Horror-a-thon. We celebrate with Escargore -
Climate Bat boxes and night flowers: How to attract bats to your garden this Halloween Bats could be Europe’s spookiest mammal. But as their natural habitat diminishes, they’re under threat. Here’s how you can help. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 31st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Scary screens: New study reveals which horror villain is the scariest Ever wondered which on-screen boogeyman is the scariest and most lethal? Wonder no more... Happy Halloween!