4 November 2022 | Euronews
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Peru Peru: European tourists among dozens of riverboat passengers freed after pollution protest Dozens of boat passengers were detained overnight by Amazon residents as a protest to demand government attention to complaints of oil pollution. -
No Comment Watch: Drought in Kenya leads to wildlife deaths Hundreds of animals, including elephants and endangered Grevy’s zebras, have died in Kenyan wildlife preserves during East Africa's worst drought in decades, according to a report released on Friday. -
No Comment Imran Khan supporters protest rally shooting Imran Khan supporters protest rally shooting -
Art Van Gogh's "The Sower" latest painting to be targeted by climate activists A painting by the Dutch master Vincent van Gogh on exhibition in Rome is the latest masterpiece targeted by climate activists -
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USA Donald Trump says he will ‘probably’ run for president in 2024 Former US President Donald Trump dropped strong hints about a 2024 White House run at a rally in Sioux City, Iowa. -
No Comment WATCH: Gaza holds its annual swimming festival Nearly a thousand Palestinian boys and girls have taken part in a swimming festival organised by the Gaza Swimming Academy. -
China German Chancellor Olaf Scholz criticised over his visit to China As European nations continue to pressure China over alleged human rights abuses German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has come in for criticism over his trip to Beijing -
No Comment Watch: Thick smog chokes New Dehli Indian authorities have shut factories and construction sites, restricted diesel-run vehicles and deployed water sprinklers to control terrible haze and smog in New Delhi. -
Russia Russia's Wagner paramilitary group opens first official HQ in St Petersburg The secretive group and its leader Yevgeny Prigozhin have played an increasingly important role in Russia's war against Ukraine. -
Sport 2022 Baku Grand Slam: 50 Years of Judo in Azerbaijan The fans were treated to Balabay Aghayev's stunning gold medal victory on home soil. -
World News Interview: COVID-19 and flu cases surge in Europe as restriction ease Euronews spoke to an expert at WHO Europe as COVID-19 and flu cases increase throughout the continent. -
Art Rendez-vous: The best of art and culture in Europe Rendez-vous: The best of art and culture in Europe. Works recovered from Nazi Germany, Art in Public Spaces in the Basque country and Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Rooms -
World News World population to hit 8 billion as fears grow over impact of climate catastrophes World population is to hit 8 billion, with the largest increase coming from the global south. -
World News Italy silent as ships with 1,000 rescued migrants seek help Italy silent as ships with 1,000 rescued migrants seek help -
Gaza Israel says it targeted 'military sites' in Gaza after rocket fire Israel targeted "military sites" in Gaza after four rockets were fired from the Palestinian enclave into Israeli territory. -
Ukraine Russian troops retreat from Kherson but Ukraine still faces uphill battle to reclaim city Russian-appointed officials in the town are telling citizens to evacuate. The region was annexed by Russia back in September in supposed "elections". -
Discover Colombia’s sustainable palm oil programme Having produced a record 1.7 million tonnes last year, Colombia is the fourth biggest supplier of palm oil worldwide. -
Switzerland FIFA urges World Cup teams to focus on football over politics FIFA bosses have written to all 32 national federations urging squads not to hand out "moral lessons to the rest of the world", after several protests over human rights. -
Earth News Oil firms pour millions into ‘greenwashing’ Google adverts, study claims Massive oil companies are paying millions of dollars to target users searching for sustainability related queries. -
Adventures Divers delight in Jeddah's spectacular Red Sea coast The coral reefs are home to over 300 different types of coral, and 1200 species of fish -- attracting visitors from all around the world. -
Europe News COP27: Despite growing calls, the EU intends to oppose separate fund for climate reparations COP27 marks the first time that loss and damage is a formal part of the agenda. -
Focus Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève: The oscars of watchmaking Whether it's TAG Heuer's laboratory-grown diamonds, or Breitling's goal of becoming carbon-neutral, the watchmaking industry continues to push the boundaries of innovation. Both brands, among others, are hoping for prestigious industry prizes including the Grand Prix de l'Aiguille d'Or. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 4th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Selena Gomez: former Disney child star opens up about mental health battle in new documentary Former child star details her battle with mental health issue and autoimmune disease in documentary directed by Alek Keshishian, who worked with Gomez on the music video for "Can’t Keep My Hands to Myself," -
Creators These spectacular scrap metal sculptures went viral on TikTok, meet the Brazilian artist behind them Meet Michel Torres Costa, a Brazilian artist whose spectacular scrap metal sculptures went viral during the pandemic. -
Euronews Debates Euronews Debates: Can Europe bring healthcare back from the brink? The fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, along with ballooning health costs, are putting Europe’s healthcare systems under more strain than ever. -
Netherlands David Icke: UK conspiracy theorist banned from dozens of European countries The Netherlands said David Icke was banned because he "poses a threat to public order". -
Angola Angolan artist Guilherme Mampuya: from attorney to Turner? A world away from the day job as a legal advisor he quit two decades ago, artist Guilherme Mampuya, splashes a riot of colours on the canvas in his studio. Combining African and Angolan motifs with those from the giants who inspired him, like Picasso, Dali, and Dubuffet. -
Work Is remote tutoring tech the solution to Europe’s ongoing teacher shortage? Edtech platform GoStudent has seen extraordinary growth since its launch in 2016, and its CEO claims platforms like his are the solution to Europe’s teacher shortage. -
Europe News Greece urged to dig harder on phone surveillance scandal The scandal, which shook Greece's centre-right government this year, centered on the EYP secret service's tapping opposition party leader Nikos Androulakis' phone. -
Travel News Spain closes airspace and delays 300 flights as Chinese rocket debris plummets to earth Fearing that the falling debris posed a threat to flights, Spanish air control shut the airspace over the northeastern region of Catalonia and three other regions. -
Hungary Despite diplomacy, Hungary & Turkey still blocking Sweden and Finland from NATO NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has been in Ankara for talks, with Sweden's new Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson due next week. -
My Europe Series What were the top stories in Europe this week? Russia did a double U-turn this week on the grain deal agreed with Ukraine. -
The Cube Fact-check: Has the man probing the Nord Stream explosions died? Claims about the death of 'Erik Ollsen' have circulated across Europe on social media. -
Poland Migrants hoping to reach EU not deterred by new Polish border wall Migrants are still attempting to cross into Poland through its border with Belarus, despite the construction of a border wall. -
Earth News COP27: A ‘clear political will’ to reduce emissions must be the outcome, says UN chief António Guterres urged global leaders at the upcoming climate summit in Egypt to put the world back on track to cut emissions. -
Finland Finland prime minister Sanna Marin cleared of wrongdoing over summer 'partygate' videos A new report said complaints against Marin were without merit. -
Culture news Diamonds for dogs: Meet the jeweller who created this €755,000 dog necklace Nathalie Knauf has a story to tell. It starts with a childhood incident that ignited her fondness for dogs and led her to become an enthusiastic champion of canine welfare. Find out more here. -
Business Series Why Spain deserves the title the ‘land of 200 cheeses’ and where to go to discover the very best Spain has earned the nickname of ‘the land of 200 cheeses’ and the country’s soft cheeses, in particular, are having their moment and winning international awards. -
Culture news Afineevsky's 'Freedom on Fire' documentary shows up-close the horrors of Ukraine war Oscar-nominated director, Evgeny Afineevsky, is now putting a spotlight on a historic moment for Ukraine – Russia’s full-scale invasion. -
Travel News FIFA World Cup: Expect 'delays and cancellations' at Heathrow airport as workers declare strike Strike action could cause delays at Heathrow during the football World Cup. -
Earth News India presses rich countries to keep $100 billion climate pledge as smog shuts New Delhi schools In 2009, a coalition of economically developed countries - including the USA, France, Germany, and the UK - pledged to give climate change-impacted nations $100 billion per year by 2020. The pledge has not been met. -
My Europe Series Above and beyond: Europeans behind huge air relief effort for Ukraine Two Germans with a passion for aviation are behind what is claimed to be the largest aerial civilian humanitarian aid operation in history. Here is the story of Ukraine Air Rescue and its pilots. -
Culture news The longest delays between albums: Will Everything But the Girl's return be worth the wait? British duo Everything But The Girl are back with their first album in 24 years. It's one of the longer waits between albums, but will that mean good things for the 90s legends? -
Turkey Turkish opposition leader charged under controversial 'disinformation' law Kemal Kilicdaroglu faces up to three years in prison if convicted under the controversial new law. -
Italy France and Germany urge Italy to take 1,000 migrants from NGO rescue ships French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said Italy would not bear "the burden of this arrival alone". -
Travel News ‘Drip pricing’: The sneaky strategy airlines use to charge you more, plus how to avoid it Be wary of smart phone convenience. Sneaky ‘drip pricing’ strategies mean you could end up paying more for travel if you rely on your phone. -
Bahrain Pope Francis blasts 'childlike' wars at Bahrain Interfaith Summit With Russia’s war in Ukraine raging, Pope Francis joined Muslim, Christian, and Jewish leaders in calling for world peace. -
My Europe Series New pipeline between France and Spain unlikely to solve energy problems, experts say The new pipeline project between France and Spain is unlikely to solve Europe's energy problems, experts told Euronews. -
China China and Germany should scale up partnership amid 'times of turmoil', Xi tells Scholz Scholz's one-day visit was welcomed by Beijing, but the EU and the German government coalition, mainly from the Green Party and the Liberals criticised the trip. -
Tech News Twitter: Elon Musk defends mass layoffs saying he had 'no choice' Mass layoffs started at Twitter on Friday, following the platform’s takeover by Elon Musk. Here’s what we know so far. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news EU approves antibody treatment to prevent RSV virus in babies as bronchiolitis cases soar The green light for Sanofi and AstraZeneca's treatment, Beyfortus, comes amid a surge in bronchiolitis cases across several countries. -
Europe News Racism row over French far-right MP's 'go back to Africa' outburst "Racism has no place in our democracy," said France's prime minister, reacting to the outburst. -
Europe News Bulgarian MPs approve military aid to Ukraine despite opposition Authorities in Sofia previously agreed on repairing Ukrainian equipment at its facilities but refused to send weapons directly after pushback from President Rumen Radev and the country's Russia-friendly parties. -
Iran Iran: Clashes with police erupt west of Tehran as protests continue Iranian protesters clashed with police in a town west of the capital on Thursday, reportedly killing one paramilitary and wounding a number of policemen. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kherson 'evacuations'; Putin 'waiting for General Winter'; Medvedev's 'Satan' battle Here are the latest developments in Russia's war against Ukraine on Friday. -
Economy Europeans €3,000 poorer per year after financial crisis, new report claims The study also found that government debt in some countries had increased, despite severe spending cuts. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 4th – 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 Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche tells men it's good to talk but better to listen to women The award-winning Nigerian writer spoke to Euronews Culture about influencing gender equality and... -
Culture news Dobby's final resting place is here to stay: 3 other fan favourite graves Dobby the House Elf's beloved tourist site grave isn't going anywhere. Here's Euronews Culture's pick of our favourite spots for fans to pay their final respects