11 November 2022 | Euronews
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No Comment Watch: Revellers celebrate the start of Germany's carnival season Dubbed Germany’s 'fifth season' by residents, carnival starts every year on 11 November at 11:11am local time. -
Vatican Vatican to investigate French cardinal who admitted abusing 14-year-old girl The prosecutor's office in Marseille opened a preliminary investigation for "aggravated sexual assault" against Cardinal Jean-Pierre Ricard on Tuesday. -
United Kingdom Some UK farmers say they are 'struggling to cope' after Brexit Food production in the UK is slowing down and many farmers say they are finding it difficult to cope. Some businesses are now are even calling for Britain to re-enter the single market. -
Belgium Belgium stabbing suspect was on 'potential extremist' watchlist Belgian authorities said the suspect in the fatal stabbing of one police officer had been on a counterterrorism list of potential extremists. -
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Culture news 'The Wall' murals spread across Europe in cultural solidarity with Ukraine Across Europe from November to the end of December are new murals showing artistic and cultural cooperation between Ukraine and the EU. -
Germany Cologne commemorates 200 years of carnival with thousands of revellers Dubbed Germany’s 'fifth season' by locals, Cologne carnival starts every year on 11 November at 11:11am and stretches until Ash Wednesday in February or March. -
No Comment Activists at COP27 call for leaders to fulfil financial pledges to global south Activists at COP27 call on world leaders to fulfil their financial pledge to help global south combat climate change. -
Culture news Khaki is the colour for Ukrainians showing support for military troops A new coloured clothing trend has emerged in Ukraine that is a clear sign of support for the country's troops in their battle against Russian forces. -
No Comment Rescue workers go through aftermath of Russian strike in Mykolaiv Rescue workers go through the rubble caused by a Russian strike in Mykolaiv that killed at least seven people. -
Travel News Fingerprints and ETAs: Why travelling around the island of Ireland will get harder for EU citizens UK Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick has confirmed plans to introduce fingerprint and facial biometrics for EU citizens looking to visit the UK. -
Earth News Decarbonisation, methane and record highs: 5 key things that happened on day 6 of COP27 US President Joe Biden arrived at the climate conference as discussions focused on decarbonisation. -
Tech News Rodents to the rescue: Trained rats with hi-tech backpacks could save your life in a disaster The rats are being trained to sniff out humans in mock disaster zones and will be kitted out to communicate with victims. -
Focus Time for the post-pandemic big bounce-back for global tourism? Showcasing how the industry’s changing, debating and discussing new consumer and tech trends of tomorrow, the World Travel Market trade event in London is one of the biggest of its kind. -
Europe News Iran-born brothers charged in Sweden with spying for Russia The two men, Swedish citizens, are accused of passing information to Russia's GRU military intelligence service over a 10-year period and face life imprisonment. -
The Cube Twitter’s blue tick comes under increasing pressure from fake accounts The social media platform’s new ‘Blue’ subscription service appears to have been paused for new users, after many accounts with blue ticks were launched impersonating famous people and companies. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 11th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News California launches ‘first of its kind’ legal case against 'forever chemical' companies The highly toxic chemicals are found in 98% of Californians, says Attorney General Rob Bonta. -
Turkey Istanbul mayor: Prosecutor calls for guilty verdict and political ban for Erdogan rival Ekrem Imamoglu, Istanbul mayor and Erdogan opponent, faces jail and a ban from office if found guilty of insulting members of Turkey's Supreme Electoral Council. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Where does Kherson withdrawal leave Russia's wider campaign? The Institute for the Study of War says Ukraine now holds the initiative and is "in the process of securing a major victory in the region and in Kherson city". -
Destinations I’m a digital nomad in Lithuania. Here’s my advice on visas, wifi and living costs Lithuania is making a name for itself as a tempting destination for digital nomads. Here’s why. -
Target The rise of the robots and the impact on Dubai's economy Experts have noted that increased efficiency means a serious addition to the economy, while reports suggest AI could add up to 13 trillion Euros to the global economy by 2030. -
Health news Scientists trial using gene editing to 'reprogramme' immune systems to target cancer Scientists have used CRISPR gene editing technology to tailor immune cells to attack tumours, an important step towards personalised cancer treatment. -
Art Climate activists "underestimate the fragility" of artworks targeted, museum directors say A statement, cosigned by nearly a hundred museum directors, has warned of the damage to artworks involved targeted by environmental activists. -
Iran Iran responding to Mahsa Amini protests with 'overwhelming repression' "It seems that Iran's current regime has been a deeply extractive and repressive one," said author and economist Daron Acemogulu. -
Earth News ‘Leaders, not victims’: African, Asian, and Latin American women’s groups demand climate funding “Indigenous, Afro-descendant, and local community women and girls should be leaders of climate action, not victims of climate policies,” says Archana Soreng, youth climate activist. -
Earth News Ukraine war and COVID fuel record breaking carbon emissions in 2022, report reveals The Ukraine war and COVID recovery will push global emissions to record-breaking levels this year. -
World News Rendez-vous: The best of culture and arts in Europe At the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, a retrospective of an artist who was close to Picasso. In Madrid, an imersive Picasso show in total darkness and in Milan, five exceptional paintings by Flemish painter Hieronymus Bosch. -
Explore Beauty and sorrow: Virginia family retraces steps of enslaved Angolan ancestors In a voyage of remembrance and natural beauty, Euronews joins a family from Virginia on their historic journey to retrace the path of their ancestors who were taken as slaves in 1619. -
Ukraine Residents celebrate as Ukrainian army enters Kherson after Russian forces 'retreat' The key southern city on the Dnipro river has been under Russian occupation since the early days of the Kremlin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in late February. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kherson 'still part of Russia'; grain deal talks; and conflict's environmental toll Here's our round-up of the latest news from Russia's war in Ukraine. -
Tech News Elon Musk says his companies will be fine in 2023 as he brushes off reports of Twitter 'bankruptcy' "Usage of Twitter continues to rise. One thing is for sure: it isn't boring," said Musk after another day of apparent disarray at the company. -
Health news This new speech recognition tech uses tiny face sensors to transcribe mouthed words A new silent speech recognition system could help deaf people communicate, while also finding applications within the army and police. -
Tonga Tsunami alert after powerful earthquake hits near Tonga The tremor struck at a depth of 10 km and around 200 kilometres southeast of the Pacific archipelago. -
Ecotech UN to hunt sources of climate warming methane from space using satellites There will be a public database of global methane leaks to encourage governments and companies to curb emissions. -
Travel News Ecuador is launching a digital nomad visa, offering low cost of living and good quality of life “We weren’t the first country to invent this, but we have really embraced it,” says Ecuador’s tourism minister Niels Olsen. -
USA Donald Trump tears into rising Republican rival DeSantis Donald Trump sensing the Florida governor may become a tough rival in the next presidential race, described him as no more than "an average Republican governor." -
Destinations Rihanna, rum and a female PM: The new republic of Barbados is a hot spot for 2023 The Caribbean island has a thriving culinary culture, with fresh fish top of the menu. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' For such an eagerly anticipated and fret-about sequel to a cultural juggernaut, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever doesn’t buckle under the weight of expectations. -
My Europe Series From COP27 to EU spending rules, here are the top stories of the week World leaders travelled to Egypt to discuss climate change at COP27. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 11th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Energy crisis: Germany sees rising trend in wood burning stoves to save on gas Just like many other Germans, a retired couple has turned to using a wood burning stove this winter in order to save on gas. -
USA US stocks record best day in over two years due to hopeful inflation data All the action stemmed from a U.S. government report showing that inflation slowed in October, better than many economists were expecting. -
Europe News Eurozone heading into recession at the end of this year, Brussels says High prices are here to stay, with the European Union predicting inflation will remain throughout 2023. -
No Comment DR Congo volunteers try to help displaced children Some 237,000 people have been displaced in the Democratic Republic of Congo since March, says the United Nations, since clashes broke out in March. Some 60% are children. -
Health news Scientists believe COVID may have altered our personalities, especially young adults A large-scale study has found changes in people’s big five personality traits when comparing features before and after the pandemic. -
France Ocean Viking: Meloni slams 'aggressive' France as migrant rescue ship row escalates The war of words between Rome and Paris escalated on Friday as the Ocean Viking ship carrying over 200 migrants docked in Toulon, after Italy refused to take it. -
Mobility A cow's ovary cells and 3D printing organs: What experiments is NASA doing next on the ISS? Taking place in orbit around the planet, these science experiments carried out in space could change life on Earth. -
Culture news Screenwriter Paul Haggis ordered to pay €9.2M total after losing rape lawsuit A US jury orders Academy Award winning screenwriter Paul Haggis to pay €9.6M damages after he loses sexual assault lawsuit -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kyiv fears 'city of death' as Russian troops 'complete pullout' from Kherson A forced pullout from Kherson, the only provincial capital Moscow captured after invading Ukraine in February, would mark one of Russia’s worst war setbacks. -
Culture news In pictures: Taliban stop Afghan women from entering funfairs and parks Since taking over Afghanistan, the Taliban have said women should not leave the home without a male relative and must cover their faces. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 11th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Moments Inside the futuristic tech travel trend that could make your next trip truly out of this world From France to Egypt, explore the countries leading the way in virtually enhanced travel. -
Art What cost of living crisis? Wealthy collectors spend more than ever on art despite economic downturn Billionaire collectors are spending more on art than ever before despite economic shock of the war in Ukraine, the pandemic and rampant inflation.