7 November 2022 | Euronews
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Business Universal government spending may lead to higher inflation in Eurozone, Brussels warns The European Commission has warned eurozone countries that the "significant" fiscal expansion they are adopting to fight the energy crisis may worsen inflation. It urged common-currency nations to move towards more targeted measures that support only vulnerable households and businesses. -
Egypt Alaa Abdel-Fattah: Leaders raise case of jailed activist with Egypt's president at COP27 France's President Macron and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak both raised the case of jailed activist Alaa Abdel Fattah with Egypt's President al-Sisi at COP27. -
Egypt COP27: Emmanuel Macron calls for continued climate action despite war in Ukraine The French President declared his full commitment to the fight climate change despite the energy and food crises caused by the war in Ukraine. -
No Comment Watch: Red Square marks 105th anniversary of the Russian Revolution Russian Communists laid flowers at Lenin's Mausoleum in Moscow's Red Square to mark the 105th anniversary of the October Revolution. -
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No Comment Watch: Myanmar holds its Tazaungdaing light festival People gathered in the hills of central Myanmar to enjoy the annual Tazaungdaing light festival that marks the end of the rainy season in a fiery nighttime display of exploding hot air balloons. -
Europe News COP27: It's important to discuss climate reparations, Ursula von der Leyen tells Euronews Ursula von der Leyen said world leaders should examine the available funds that can be used as compensation for the damage caused by climate change. -
Travel News World Travel Market: From Saudi Arabia’s stunning shows to Ukraine’s act of resistance London’s World Travel Market is back in full swing for the first time since 2020. -
World News Ukraine bolsters defences by Belarus-Russia border amid fears of new offensive Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Kyiv is watching its border with Belarus and Russia like a hawk, set on preventing a new attack from the north. -
Ukraine Watch: How power blackouts are hitting Ukraine Kyiv's mayor is warning residents they must prepare for the worst this winter if Russian strikes continue. Watch our correspondent Sasha Vakulina's report on the latest news. -
Turkey At least seven dead after a bus collides with two trucks in eastern Turkey The accident also left 11 people injured, two of them in serious condition. -
Italy Italy: Desperate migrants throw themselves off blocked rescue boats off Sicily Three migrants jumped off a rescue boat on Monday after not being allowed by the Italian government to disembark in Catania, Sicily. -
Earth News Climate compensation and extreme weather warnings: 5 key takeaways from the second day of COP27 Attendees gathered for the opening ceremony of the summit to hear speeches from world leaders and influential figures. -
Moments Travelling sustainably isn’t enough: Here’s why it’s time to give back to the places we visit Regenerative travel seeks to positively impact, preserve and protect the environment long after your holiday is over. -
Nature Ecocide campaigners call for environmental damage to be treated like war crimes Ecocide is ‘killing’ the earth, campaigners warn. That’s why we need to make it an international crime. -
Earth News 'I wanted to share my story as a climate migrant', says activist shut out of COP27 Nyombi Morris, a Ugandan activist and climate migrant, says he and his fellow campaigners have been pushed to the fringes of the summit in Egypt. -
Europe News Ukraine war: The EU promised €9 billion in financial aid to Kyiv. Where is it? The macro-financial assistance is meant to help Ukraine cover its budget deficit and keep its economy running. -
Tech News How NATO is harnessing disruptive tech to tackle modern warfare, cybersecurity and climate change We ask NATO’s Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges David van Weel how the alliance is using technology against its current threats. -
What does the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit mean for Europe? As inflation and energy shortages continue to rise in Europe, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) could fill the gap left by Russian sanctions. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 7th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Group of European cities call for 2027 deadline to end sale of CO2 emitting buses Paris and Barcelona are just two of the places urging the European Commission to only allow the sale of zero-emitting buses after a proposed time limit. -
Scenes Meet the team using bubbles to keep Amsterdam's rivers clean “Rivers and waterways are like the highways of the plastic pollution.The majority of the plastic in the ocean has traveled through rivers and that's why we want to stop it right there.” -
Culture news Jimmy Kimmel to host the Oscars for a third time The late-night talk show host will preside over the 95th ceremony in March. -
OCP Group: Looking after phosphate resources for future generations Modern-day farming methods seek to maximise yields and minimise waste. This requires, among other things, the most efficient use of fertilisers to add nutrients to the soil. Phosphorus, extracted from phosphate rock, is an indispensable element of these fertilisers. -
Climate ‘We are at our limit’: Developing countries score early win at COP27, with loss and damage on agenda G77 and China debated into the early hours on Sunday morning, with loss and damage ending up on the COP27 agenda. -
Earth News COP27: We're on a 'highway to climate hell', UN chief warns world leaders in Egypt United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said humanity has a choice to either cooperate of perish. -
Smart Regions Croatian company uses big-data to better predict and manage flood risk The GDi ensemble FloodSmart project uses big data analysis to generate action plans and 3D modelling that helps institutions, rescue teams and citizens. -
Meet The Locals A passion for independent film: Rami Yasin In this episode of Meet the Locals, we meet Rami Yasin, a filmmaker and the founder of Breakout Films -
Tech News Apple warns of iPhone 14 shipment delays after COVID lockdown at Foxconn plant in China Hoping to get an iPhone 14 for Christmas? Uh-oh: Apple is warning there's strong demand but little supply right now. -
France Jean-Baptiste Belley: French leftist parties call for public tribute to first black lawmaker After a racist incident in the French National Assembly on Thursday, a group of leftist parties are calling for a public tribute to the country's first black lawmaker and anti-slavery activist, Jean-Baptiste Belley. -
Soul Of The South The Mississippi Delta, where Blues music and the Civil Rights Movement were born Join writer and photographer Johny Pitts as he tours the Civil Rights trail of the American South to discover his heritage -
Global Japan How the shipping industry is betting on ammonia as part of a cleaner energy mix It’s versatile and abundant and you can store and transport it. Ammonia is seen by many as a future source of clean energy. -
My Europe Series Cañada Real: Drugs, conflict and a 760-day power cut plague Europe’s biggest shantytown The mishmash of shacks and brick and mortar just 15 kilometres from Madrid has been left in the dark since 2 October 2020. -
USA US midterms: Five examples of online misinformation ahead of the polls They include baseless claims about "voter fraud" have reappeared online ahead of election day. -
Earth News COP27: New UN early warning system could save billions and many lives The systems will allow people, particularly in the Global South, to prepare for hazardous climate-related disasters. -
Culture news The tomb that changed the world: 100 years on from the discovery of King Tutankhamun It's almost 100 years since the tomb of King Tutankhamen was discovered in the Valley of the Kings. But what mysteries remain? -
Earth News COP27: More than 25 countries band together to keep deforestation pledges made in Glasgow The group - including Japan, Pakistan and the UK - has said they will hold each other accountable for a pledge to end deforestation by 2030. -
Travel News Train travel: France and Germany plan discounted ticket for young people Germany and France are planning cheaper tickets “to convince more people to travel by train” -
No Comment Watch: Protesters gather in Warsaw for Mahsa Amini Dozens of people rallied for Mahsa Amini and women's rights in Warsaw on Sunday. -
Europe News Europe needs 'coordinated, united and strong response' to massive US subsidies - Le Maire The US Inflation Reduction Act includes hundreds of billions of dollars of investment including state aid for industries. The EU's trade commissioner has said it appears to discriminate against European businesses. -
Health news A world-first trial of lab-grown blood could revolutionise transfusions for sickle cell patients Transfusions with the red blood cells grown in a laboratory could transform the lives of patients with sickle cell disease. -
Europe News Greek Supreme Court calls for probe into wiretapping scandal as ex-PM reportedly targeted A committee of MEPs also called on Friday for a thorough investigation. -
Europe News Gas and electricity bills 'nearly double in all EU capitals', new data reveals Electricity bills in all EU capitals have increased by 69% while gas costs have increased by a "staggering" 111% compared to 2021, according to new figures. -
Sport Champions League draw: Who is playing who in the last 16? The matches will be played in February and March next year. -
Travel News 'Check in early': Ryanair issues warning for passengers travelling this week The airline is one of just a few that charge to check in at the airport. -
United Kingdom UK demands post-Brexit access to EU science programmes “The UK’s participation would be a win-win for the UK and the EU, but the UK cannot wait much longer,” said the UK's Europe minister Leo Docherty. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 7th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Cyprus Cyprus' Greek Orthodox Archbishop Chrysostomos II dies, aged 81 Chrysostomos had suffered from liver cancer for the last four years and had spent his final days at the church’s headquarters in the capital. -
Culture news Duran Duran's Andy Taylor reveals he has stage 4 cancer at 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Duran Duran's original guitarist Andy Taylor was absent for the band's induction into the 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame at the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles this weekend... -
Culture news Glasgow set to become the UK's first 'feminist city' Glasgow will put women, non-binary and genderfluid people at the centre of city planning and policy development. -
Tech News Inside Liberland, the Balkan micronation becoming the first country to be built in the metaverse The independent country, which occupies a slither of unclaimed land wedged between Serbia and Croatia, will take shape in virtual reality. -
USA US Elections: Trump and Biden in last push ahead of midterm vote More than 41 million ballots have already been cast in advance of Tuesday's vote. -
Egypt UN chief calls for 'action' ahead of COP27 climate talks in Egypt A new UN report says that the world is deep into the climate crisis as world leaders head to Sharm El-Sheikh for the COP27 conference. -
Climate Bitcoin mining is drowning out the sound of Niagara Falls - here’s how Since China banned Bitcoin mining plants in 2021, they’ve been popping up across America and causing major disruption. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 7th – Morning 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: Klitschko's winter warning; Russia plane loss claim; and new air defence systems Here is our latest news round-up from Russia's war in Ukraine. -
Culture news BeReal: A social media success, but how real is it, really? The French photo-sharing app BeReal offers users respite from social media fakeness, but is it actually authentic?