9 November 2022 | Euronews
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USA Biden insists US midterm elections were a 'good day for democracy' Speaking at the White House for the first time after the vote on Tuesday, the US president said he would be "open to any good ideas" in case of a Republican majority in Congress. -
No Comment Greek strikers clash with police in Athens Thousands of protesters marched through the streets of Athens on Wednesday as public and some private sector workers walked out in a 24-hour general strike. -
Europe News Refugee shelter expanded at former airport in Berlin to prepare for Ukrainian influx The German capital former airport is to serve as a temporary refugee shelter with 3,600 beds as an increasing number of Ukrainian refugees flee Russian strikes and harsh winter months. -
Italy Migrant rescue vessels in the Mediterranean spark Italy-France row Rome has backed down and allowed migrants from three rescue ships to disembark, yet French officials believe Italy should be Europe's primary port of call. -
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Europe News Ocean Viking: Brussels demands 'immediate disembarkation' of migrant rescue ship The European Commission said the situation onboard the vessel "has reached a critical level and needs to be urgently addressed to avoid a humanitarian tragedy." -
Earth News Unreported emissions and protests: 5 key takeaways from day 4 of COP27 as focus shifts to finance From funds for Egypt's coral reefs to criticism around unfulfilled net zero pledges, here’s the latest from the UN climate conference. -
Ukraine Watch: Russia may be running out of missiles to use against Ukraine’s infrastructure Scheduled power outages continued across Ukraine on Wednesday, according to the country’s electricity grid operator Ukrenergo. -
Destinations Iceland: The Nordic country wants sustainable tourists, who stay for longer In a bid to meet its climate goals, Iceland is looking for greener, cleaner tourists. -
Europe News Ukraine war: EU pledges €18 billion to cover Kyiv's budget gap, despite previous aid stuck in limbo The Commission says the money will be raised on capital markets and then sent to Kyiv in the form of favourable long-term loans. -
Earth News ‘African COP’: Continent centre stage at UN climate conference. But is it enough? The world's richest nations have already failed to fulfil a $100 billion-a-year pledge in climate change funding. -
No Comment Thousands of hospital staff take to the streets of Buenos Aires Thousands of hospital staff take to the streets of Buenos Aires -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 9th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Qatar 365 Accessibility and empowerment: key goals of Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup Could Qatar be the most accessible FIFA World Cup tournament ever? People with disabilities have been part of the planning of stadia, and the Street Children World Cup highlighted the striking similarity of issues affecting street-connected children worldwide. -
Earth News Greenhouse gas emissions could be ‘three times higher’ than oil and gas producers claim Accurate emissions reporting is crucial for fighting the climate crisis. But oil and gas producers are ‘overlooking’ key data, a new report claims. -
No Comment Sikhs gather in Pakistan to celebrate founder Guru Nanak's birth Sikhs gather in Pakistan to celebrate founder Guru Nanak's birth -
Tech News Oculus founder claims he made a VR headset that actually kills you if you die in a game “If you die in the game, you die in real life,” Oculus creator Palmer Luckey said of his new VR headset packed with explosives. -
Food and Drink Turkey arrests union head for calling bread-eating societies "stupid" Cihan Kolivar, chairman for the Union for Bread Producers in Turkey, had been speaking to the Haberturk news channel about the rising price of bread in the country. -
Sport French prosecutors raid 2023 Rugby World Cup committee headquarters A preliminary investigation has been launched into possible corruption and favouritism. -
Europe News Brussels to unveil emergency law to boost renewables over gas shortage fears According to the IEA, the emergency law could replace 14 billion cubic metres of gas with renewables. -
Nature COP27 delivers €15 million to protect Egypt’s coral reefs - how will it help? Sharm El Sheikh’s reefs are far more than just a backdrop to the climate conference - they’re a globally important ecosystem. -
Culture news Why is Katy Perry currently the internet's least favourite person? Singer Katy Perry is feeling the wrath of the internet after voting for former Republican Rick Caruso to be the mayor of Los Angeles. Here's why the internet is annoyed... -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia 'orders troops' to withdraw from key city of Kherson The announcement marks one of Russia's most significant retreats and a potential turning point in the war, but Kyiv has reacted cautiously to the news. -
Earth News COP27: European countries join international alliance to boost offshore wind power The alliance plans to expand wind energy on a large scale, in a short time and at a competitive price. -
Greece Clashes in Greece as strikes over inflation disrupt public transport Inflation among Eurozone countries -- including Greece -- hit a record 10.7% last month. -
Europe News Watch: Belgian workers strike over energy bills 'shock' Inflation reached a record high of 10.7% in the eurozone in October. -
Poland Poland rescues 10 suspected migrants from swamp near Belarus border Warsaw has warned that illegal migration rates are increasing once again amid the war in Ukraine. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Moscow-installed deputy governor of Kherson died in 'car crash' Stremousov, 45, has been on Ukraine's wanted list for treason as one of the most vocal proponents of Russia's full-scale invasion in late February. -
USA US midterm elections: What have we learned so far? With the Democrats having performed better than expected, here is what we know about the US midterm elections as ballot counting continues. -
Economy Brussels proposes new EU fiscal rules to turn the page on austerity The new rules will give EU countries greater flexibility to design their own fiscal plans, which will need to ensure a gradual decline of public debt. -
Ecotech Good eggs: Eggs can be used to filter microplastics and salt out of water, research finds Microplastics pollute drinking water around the globe. Researchers at Princeton University have come up with a novel new solution. -
World News 'A Toss-Up': the fate of the US Congress in the balance as Trump puts off voters The Republicans look set to take the House of Representatives in 2022's US Midterms, however the margin may be smaller than predicted -
Earth News COP27: The world is 'burning up faster' than it can recover, says Pakistan PM Sharif argued Pakistan exemplifies the extreme vulnerability of nations in the developing world. -
Money Bitcoin plunges as Binance walks away from FTX bailout. Is this the new crypto crisis? Euronews explains how a new crypto crisis may have engulfed crypto kid Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX. -
Culture news Authors Emmanuelle Bayamack-Tam and Andreï Kourkov receive Médicis Prizes Authors Emmanuelle Bayamack-Tam and Andreï Kourkov both receive Médicis Prizes -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia orders troops to quit Kherson; EU €18bn aid offer; Mariupol mass graves Here are the latest news developments from Russia's war in Ukraine. -
Earth News In pictures: Climate campaigners protest at COP27 despite restrictive rules Protest is limited at the climate conference in Sharl El Sheikh with actions confined to a designated area. -
Turkey Soaring inflation and a collapsing currency: Why is Turkey's economy in such a mess? Runaway inflation and the collapse of the lira has pushed millions of Turks to the brink of financial ruin. But what went wrong with Turkey's economy? -
Culture news The Crown is back: Here's everything you need to know From tampongate to banned interviews, the latest series of Netflix's royal rumble has already set headlines alight. -
Earth News Ukraine war: Zelenskyy accuses Russia of preventing effective climate action "Effective climate policy" is impossible "without peace on Earth", said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at COP27 on Tuesday. -
Tech News Meta to lay off more than 11,000 employees: 'I got this wrong' says Zuckerberg “Today I’m sharing some of the most difficult changes we’ve made in Meta’s history,” CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a letter to staff. -
Dub.AI Why metaverse real estate is selling for millions Metaverse real estate values are skyrocketing, with one plot selling for a record €2.49 million. Decentraland's Sam Hamilton explains why -
Turkey Eight children among Syrian refugees killed in Turkey house fire Investigators believe the blaze was caused by a stove heater. -
Travel News Global air travel has reached 74% of pre-pandemic levels. Which region has had the biggest rebound? Travellers have returned to the skies as the last COVID-19 border restrictions have eased. -
From Dubai to Spain: How Huspy is disrupting the home-buying market The UAE-born ‘PropTech’ platform is simplifying the process of buying homes, arranging viewings online and delivering initial mortgage quotes within 30 seconds -
Culture news Sean Penn gives his Oscar to President Zelenskyy as “symbol of faith” “This is for you. It’s just a symbolic silly thing, but if I know this is here then I’ll feel better and strong enough for the fights,” Penn told Zelenskyy. -
The Cube Spanish policeman jailed after posting fake migrant rape video on Twitter The man is one of the first people to be convicted of using social media to spread false information. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 9th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Elon Musk sells almost $4 billion worth of Tesla shares after Twitter takeover Analysts expected the world's richest man to have to sell more Tesla shares to finance his Twitter buyout - even as he said he would not. -
Culture news Mykolaiv zoo: Life carries on in war-torn Ukraine The life in a war zone zoo supported by donations coming from around the globe -
Saudi: the new frontier for sporting adventures From scuba diving and hiking to horse racing and wrestling, Saudi is claiming its title as an international sports hub -
Russia Brittney Griner: US protests as basketball player moved to a penal colony in Russia The two-time Olympic gold medalist was convicted of drug trafficking offenses in August. -
Culture news Norwegian Princess gives up royal duties for 'shaman' fiance Princess Märtha Louise of Norway has announced she is stepping down from royal duties to focus on her business with self-styled Shaman fiancé Durek Verrett. -
Europe News EU agrees stricter rules for greenhouse gas emission cuts The new rules will apply to road and domestic maritime transport, buildings, agriculture, waste and small industries which are collectively responsible for about 60% of the bloc's greenhouse gas emissions. -
Culture news Nazareth frontman and co-founder Dan McCafferty dies at 76 “This is the saddest announcement I ever had to make,” wrote his longtime bandmate Pete Agnew. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy says he won't give up 'a single centimetre' to Russia in east Ukraine's president said Russian casualties are "extraordinarily high" as fighting continues in illegally annexed Donbas region. -
Italy Italy earthquake: 5.6-magnitude tremor hits off the coast near Rimini The earthquake did not cause any injuries or significant damage, authorities said. -
USA US elections: Republican hopes of taking control of Congress hang in the balance Control of Congress hung in the balance early Wednesday, with both parties notching victories in some of the most competitive races in a midterm election. -
Ecotech The Netherlands, Germany and Spain: Which European countries are leading the solar revolution? Solar isn’t just for green fields. From roads to railways and reservoirs, here’s how Europe’s energy landscape is changing for the better. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 9th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Moments Greed, pride and the thrill of the hunt: A journey into Italy’s €60m truffle industry I went on a 5* break in Piedmont, Italy, to explore the intriguing world of truffle hunting. -
My Europe Series How an energy crisis is testing Moldova's mettle to turn away from Russia Moldova has seen all its electricity supplies -- from Ukraine and Transnistria -- stop in recent weeks. -
Culture news How the discovery of these ancient bronze Italian sculptures will "rewrite history" Archaeologists in Italy have uncovered more than 24 perfectly-preserved bronze statues dating back to ancient Roman times in thermal baths in Tuscany, in what experts are hailing as an extraordinary find