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Culture news Actor Kevin Spacey to receive achievement award in Italy Two weeks after being cleared by a US court of sex abuse charges, actor Kevin Spacey is to be rewarded by Italy's national film museum -
No Comment Watch: Soldiers in Ecuador tackle prison riot Soldiers enter the Guayas 1 prison facilities in the southwestern port city Guayaquil after six police were wounded in the latest prison riot to hit Ecuador. A source at the prison authority who asked not to be named told AFP that the police officers were confronted by inmates with guns and explosiv -
No Comment WATCH: Poland constructs a fence on its Russian border Poland starts the construction of a temporary fence along its 210KM long land border with the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad. Polish Defence Minister, Mariusz Blaszczak, announced the decision amid concerns in Warsaw that Russia plans to orchestrate an influx of migrants. -
Spain Spain: Thousands of union members march in Madrid for higher wages and better rights Thousands of trade union members rallied in the Spanish capital Madrid on Thursday demanding higher wages to cope with the soaring cost of living. -
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Israel Israel: Netanyahu set to return to power as results confirm win and acting PM concedes Netanyahu's win should break the long stalemate in Israeli politics, but a likely coalition with the far-right promises to further polarise a deeply divided nation. -
Tech News 'Watch Euronews, not Russia Today': Olena Zelenska on finding out the truth about Ukraine war Ukraine's first lady also spoke about the work of her new foundation to rebuild the mental and physical health of Ukrainian citizens living in a warzone. -
Culture news Make Glasses Cool Again: UK schoolgirl campaigns for more bespectacled emoji options British 13-year-old, Lowri Moore, who convinced Disney to create a bespectacled heroine (in the film 'Encanto'), visits Google and Meta headquarters in London to demand more emoji options with glasses -
Taste Learn how to cook chuzma lagman with Uzbek chef Bahriddin Chustiy Bahriddin Chustiy is one of the most famous chefs in Uzbekistan. His goal is to make Uzbek food famous all over the world. -
Economy Price rises in Estonia are the highest in the EU. So what's it like going food shopping? You paid how much for that? Estonians have seen some of the biggest rises in Europe for food and fuel. -
Destinations Looking to move abroad? These are the European countries where it's easiest to learn the language Learning local languages or dialects can help you to integrate quicker. Here’s where it is easiest (and hardest) to pick up the local tongue. -
Culture news French video gamers flock to first Paris Games Week since pandemic After a major boost during lockdown, France's video game industry is trying to keep up momentum with the first Paris Games Week since the pandemic. -
Football Now World Cup 2022: How can fans travel around Qatar? Coming to Qatar for the World Cup this winter? There are many ways to get around the country during the tournament. -
Tech News Researchers are working to make wind turbines capture carbon dioxide and use it for cement New research into wind turbines claims they may be able to remove carbon dioxide from the air - and use it for concrete production. -
Bahrain Pope Francis urges end to death penalty as he arrives in Bahrain Upon his arrival, Francis also urged the Gulf nation to ensure “safe and dignified” working conditions for its immigrant labourers, who have long faced abuse and exploitation. -
Art Prix Goncourt: Brigitte Giraud wins France’s top literary prize for novel about grief French author Brigitte Giraud wins France's top literary prize for her novel "Vivre Vite," which dives into her personal tragedy. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 3rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant disconnected after Russian shelling Watch our video explainer as Euronews examines what the cutoff means for Ukraine. The plant is of strategic importance to Moscow as it is only about 200 km from Russian-annexed Crimea. -
Earth News ‘Shocking’: Greenpeace accuses TotalEnergies of hugely underreporting carbon emissions Underreporting of carbon emissions throw the net zero goals of oil and gas companies into doubt, campaign group Greenpeace claim. -
Euronews Witness Lack of coal causes winter anxiety for Poles who depend on it Poland lacks coal. The steady decline of its own production, the embargo on Russian imports, and soaring inflation have cornered the millions of Poles who are still heavily dependent on it. -
Tech News Elon Musk could cut 'half of Twitter jobs' and scrap its remote work policy The latest news from Elon Musk's Twitter takeover. -
Health news Psilocybin in magic mushrooms ‘significantly reduces’ symptoms of depression, trial shows Patients given a single 25 mg dose of psilocybin coupled with therapy showed significantly lower levels of depressive symptoms three weeks later. -
Culture news Bono releases his first memoir, 3 big revelations from it Falling asleep in a president's bedroom, losing friends to addiction, and encounters with opera singers. It's all there in Bono's new book. -
Culture news Disney superfans: Menace or manna to the multi-billion dollar company? Disney is trying to keep its most loyal adult customers happy while opening the doors of its theme parks to newcomers and occasional visitors. -
Republic of North Macedonia North Macedonia bans organisations with names linked to fascism The new law comes after recent protests against a controversial Bulgarian WWII monarch. -
Europe News Energy crisis: EU heads to COP27 as countries switch from gas to coal The EU intends to urge other countries to "close the book on unabated coal" and put an end to "inefficient" fossil fuel subsidises. -
United Kingdom Highest rise in UK interest rates since 1989 despite 'looming long recession' UK finance minister Jeremy Hunt said Thursday's 0.75% hike by the Bank of England would be "very tough" for families with mortgages and businesses with loans. -
Destinations Digital nomads: These cities have the lowest rent for remote workers The cheapest city is over £9,000 (€10,400) less expensive than London, with six months of rent in a single bed property costing an average of £1,303 (€1,504). -
World News Germany calls on the Western Balkans to resolve conflicts to ensure regional stability In Berlin, the German chancellor Olaf Scholz has called on the nations of the Western Balkans to resolve their conflicts in order to ensure regional stability -
Earth News Germany’s new plastics bill could see businesses contribute €450 million per year to litter cleanups Germany's Environment Minister says businesses depending on single-use plastic should contribute to collection and cleanup costs. -
Work-life balance, great opportunities and attractive city: Why you should get a tech job in Berlin European cities are vying with each other to win the coveted title of the best and biggest technology centre, with Berlin on the podium. Here's why you should work there. -
Europe News Italy PM Giorgia Meloni hails 'frank, positive' exchange with EU leaders in first Brussels trip Italy's new far-right leader met with the heads of the European Parliament, Commission and Council on her first trip to Brussels since taking office. -
Tech News Web Summit 2022: Microsoft pledges further €100 million to support Ukraine in 'technological war' The Big Tech company announced a further extension of its support for Ukraine at a press conference with Ukrainian vice PM Mykhailo Fedorov. -
Earth News Norway: One of Europe’s biggest oil producers is strengthening its emissions targets ahead of COP27 Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre said that there was no doubt that the target would require a lot of effort from the country. -
Pakistan Imran Khan: Pakistan's former prime minister wounded in gun attack, one suspect killed Khan was shot in the foot and was not seriously injured, an official from his party said on Thursday. -
Netherlands Two activists charged for 'The Girl with the Pearl Earring' climate protest A Dutch court has charged two climate activists for their involvement in a viral protest involving 'The Girl with the Pearl Earring'. -
Turkey Annual inflation in Turkey reaches record 25-year high of 85.5% Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan believes that high-interest rates encourage inflation and lead to higher prices. -
Sport Jerome Boateng: German footballer fined €1.2 million for assaulting ex-girlfriend The Munich court found the former international guilty of assault, battery, and insult charges. -
World News Why so many Polish farmers are embracing agroforestry Agroforestry has recently been recognized by the UN as the most important agricultural innovation in the EU in the 21st century. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 3rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Money France, Switzerland and Singapore jointly test cross-border CBDC payments Their central banks are trialling DeFi protocols to automate foreign exchange markets. Should the crypto industry worry? -
Culture news Roses placed where Migos member Takeoff was shot dead, aged 28 The youngest member of the family hip-hop group was shot dead in a bowling alley in Texas. -
Earth News From air fryers to batch cooking: These energy-saving kitchen tips could save you €700 a year Worried about the cost of living crisis? These 9 energy-saving cooking tips could lower your bills. -
Ukraine Russia's war in Ukraine has displaced more than 14 million Ukrainians, says Filippo Grandi On top of this, Ukrainians are about to face “one of the world’s harshest winters in extremely difficult circumstances”, added Grandi. -
Iran Iran protests: Tehran supports freedom of expression, claims country's ambassador to UN As the protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini enter their sixth week, Iranian authorities justify their crackdown on demonstrators and defend the handling of the unrest. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Caution on Kherson 'pullout'; no sign' of Ukrainian 'dirty bomb'; 14 million displaced Here are the latest news developments from Russia's war in Ukraine. -
Art Interview: Stephen Tayo is using photography and language to find the essence of Lagos The new exhibition Human Stories: The Satirists in London has six artists transcend stereotypes and tropes to tell a unique worldview. -
North Korea Ukraine war: North Korea 'covertly' shipping artillery shells to Russia, US claims US officials who made the claim on Wednesday did not want to reveal the amount of ammunition coming from Pyongyang, stating that the shipments would not change the outcome of the war. -
Climate Glaciers in a third of World Heritage Sites will disappear by 2050, new study shows From the Dolomites to Yosemite, UNESCO scientists have a stark warning about these vital ice giants. -
Tech News How much e-waste does Europe generate, recycle and repair? From laptops to smartphones, Europeans generate the most electronic waste per capita. How good are they at recycling it? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 3rd – 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 When Art Becomes Evidence: How lyrics have been used against artists in court Musicians and record labels are calling on US courts to stop using rap lyrics as evidence in criminal proceedings. The problem goes beyond the US.