14 November 2022 | Euronews
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Culture news Comedian Jay Leno suffers serious burns after car explodes at LA home The US comic says he's ok and "needs a week or two" to get back on his feet after one of his vehicle's bursts into flames at his LA home -
Spain Spain's biggest environmental disaster: The Prestige oil spill 20 years later Never before had 63,000 tonnes of heavy fuel oil washed up on Iberian coasts, creating a 2,000 kilometres-long polluted area stretching from Portugal to Spain and all the way to France. -
Explore Pink lagoon and flamingoes: the hidden gems of Spain’s Torrevieja In this episode of Explore, we’re getting off our sun loungers and discovering a lesser known side of the seaside town, from hiking and cycling trails in a stunning nature reserve to the town’s surprising cultural heritage. -
Earth News What happened on day eight of COP27? 5 Key takeaways as climate talks continue With most of the big names now gone, negotiators are sitting down to work out the details of the final COP27 deal. -
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Culture news Nicki Minaj teases Qatar World Cup song and the internet doesn’t like it Many have pointed out that Nicki Minaj has a large queer fanbase and is a hypocrite for supporting host nation Qatar and its anti-LGBTQ laws -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 14th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Global Japan East Africa’s geothermal green energy revolution In Kenya's Olkaria, on the edge of the Hell’s Gate National Park, are five power plants that produce around 800MW - that’s enough to power more than four million homes a year. -
Indonesia What's the G20, how did it start and what does it do? The G20 was started as an intergovernmental forum to coordinate economic policies, but it's grown to encompass all issues linked to globalisation. -
Scenes Meet the FIFA volunteers ready to welcome all football fans to Qatar You're giving back to the country, not just the country, but the world because it is an international event where people are coming from different places and different backgrounds, -
Hungary Two suspected smugglers arrested after gunfight and police chase near Budapest The men had fled the authorities in a van carrying 21 suspected migrants. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy visits Kherson; Russian soldier arrested; Biden-Xi summit Here is our summary of all the latest news about Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Culture news Alec Baldwin files suit over 'Rust' shooting, seeking to "clear his name" Baldwin has sued the people involved in handling and supplying the loaded gun that he was using on the set of the western Rust when it fired, killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in 2021 -
World News Turkey detains Syrian suspect in deadly Istanbul bombing Turkish police have released a video of the arrest of a woman they claim has confessed to Sunday's deadly bomb attack in Istanbul. They identified the woman as Ahlam Albashir, a Syrian national. -
Climate Now Greenhouse gas concentrations higher than in all of human civilisation Following the warmest October on record and with greenhouse gas concentrations higher than they've ever been, COP27 experts assess the state of the Earth's climate. -
My Europe Series Ukraine war: Paranoia near Kharkiv as life after liberation is not without its problems The work does not stop with liberation, as Euronews found out when it went on patrol with Ukraine's security services in newly recaptured parts of the Kharkiv region. -
Earth News Catch up on the pivotal moments from week 1 of COP climate talks What happened during the first week of COP27? Here’s the 5 things you need to know -
Destinations Looking for a holiday away from the crowds? Discover Uzbekistan, once the centre of the world The country, once closed off to visitors, is now encouraging tourists to see its unique beauties. -
Soul Of The South These stops along the Mississippi Blues Trail are must-visits Do you know why they call it the blues? The Mississippi Blues Trail tells the story of how a genre began. Here are must-see stops to help ensure you soak in as much blues history as possible. -
Ukraine Ukraine war in maps: Russia launches new offensive in Donetsk After leaving Kherson, Russian troops are launching a new offensive in eastern Ukraine, according to the Institute for the Study of War. -
My Europe Series Sanna Marin's government could collapse, as Sámi human rights laws stalled One of the five Finnish government parties is digging its heels in over new legislation for indigenous people that would enshrine their rights in Finnish law. -
Climate Tree-planting search engine will now show you whether busineses are the real deal or greenwashers The not-for-profit search engine is adding a feature that will rate the climate pledges of major corporations. -
Indonesia Biden and Xi meet in person for the first time as presidents The leaders of US and China greeted each other with smiles and a handshake at the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia. Joe Biden and Xi Jinping agreed to cooperate, despite the stiff competition between the two superpowers. -
No Comment Dubai Ride turns the city's biggest roads into a giant cycle track Dubai’s landmark Sheikh Zayed Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard was turned into a giant cycle track for one of the emirates biggest community events. -
Culture news Luxury Watches: Timepiece creativity soars in a post-pandemic landscape This year's Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix (GPHG) has shown that watchmakers and clockmakers are prioritising creativity in a post-pandemic world. -
Health news ‘Like brewing beer’: This start-up makes baby formula with human proteins to mimic breast milk Helaina is attempting to make the first baby formula consisting of human proteins. -
Money Bankruptcy, stolen crypto investigation and criminal probes: The latest on the FTX collapse The saga has highlighted a volatile market and prompted calls for better regulation across the crypto industry. -
Tech News Elon Musk says Twitter Blue paid-for verification to return despite days of impersonation chaos Musk’s feature allowing users to pay for a blue verification checkmark led to days of impersonation with costly consequences for companies. -
Destinations Venice basilica stays dry for first time thanks to new protective glass barriers Newly-installed glass barriers have managed to keep a high tide from flooding Venice’s ancient basilica. -
Earth News Positive news: From ‘Global Shields’ to young voices, all the climate wins at COP27 so far In a storm of record emissions and slow negotiations, there has been some positive news out of the UN climate conference. -
Travel News Flight-free travel: New night train links Prague and Zurich via Germany The new ‘Canopus’ service will expand the overnight options between the two countries, allowing travellers to transit through Germany rather than Austria. -
Destinations More than half of tourists visiting the UK don’t leave London. Here’s what else is on offer. From the dark skies of Northumberland to the musical heart of Liverpool, there are lots of reasons to explore Britain in 2023. -
Europe Decoded Ukraine's 2023 budget has a $38 billion gap. Who will help cover it? Russia's war has ravaged Ukraine's economy, prompting a drastic decline in revenues and forcing the country to ask for foreign assistance. -
Culture news "Ashamed to be European": New book depicts life inside a Greek refugee camp Euronews Culture caught up with Spanish journalist José Núñez to discuss his new book, 'Shukran my friends', chronicling his experience spending 40 days inside a Greek refugee camp in 2016. -
Culture news Liberté, Égalité, Beyoncé: French syllabus and other universities going pop How much more fun would classes have been if the main topic of study was one of your favourite pop stars? -
No Comment Mourners lay flowers to the victims of deadly Istanbul bombing Mourners lay flowers to the victims of Sunday's deadly Istanbul bombing that killed at least 8 people and injured 79. Turkey's interior ministry has accused the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) of being behind the attack but no one has yet claimed responsibility. -
No Comment Ukrainian city of Kherson celebrates Russian troops' retreat Residents from the strategic city of Kherson celebrate Russian troops' retreat. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 14th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Turkey inaugurates village for displaced Syrians in Idlib Turkey inaugurates the 'Musiad' housing complex in Idlib for displaced internally displaced Syrians. The village was built with Ankara's support on the outskirts of Mashhad Ruhin. -
No Comment UK Remembrance Sunday UK Remembrance Sunday. King Charles III led Armistice Day service for the first time as monarch as the nation remembers its war dead. -
Europe News EU slaps more sanctions on Iran over protest crackdown The EU is set to agree on more sanctions over Iran's violent crackdown on protests but measures against Russia have stalled. -
Health news Fat, inactive yet healthy: Could hibernating bears hold clues to treating diabetes in humans? How do hibernating bears stay healthy? New research is exploring what humans can learn from them to treat diabetes. -
Germany’s top business school ESMT Berlin launches latest Global Online MBA What do Phil Knight, Michael Bloomberg and Larry Page have in common? -
OCP Group: Promoting Agricultural Growth in Africa Can Africa become the world’s breadbasket? Morocco’s OCP Group, a global leader in plant nutrition and the largest producer of phosphate-based fertilisers, is sure it can. -
Russia Russia denies reports that foreign minister Lavrov hospitalised at Bali G20 summit Moscow said the media reports were "the height of fakery". -
Earth News Russia including Crimea in official emissions declaration is ‘legitimising’ occupation, Ukraine says Ukraine's negotiator at COP27 says the two countries' delegations are "generally avoiding each other." -
Culture news Call it a Rat Romance: New study reveals that rats keep rhythm to Lady Gaga A new study has revealed that humans are not the only ones who can move to a musical beat – rats have got rhythm. -
Culture news Taylor Swift wins big in Germany at the MTV EMAs Taylor Swift wins big in Germany at the MTV EMAs -
Moments Natural sun creams: Want SPF protection without the harmful chemicals? Try one of these If you’re heading into the sun, you need to protect your skin - but not all products are created equal. Here are some of the best natural sunscreens to try. -
Tech News This Scottish nightclub is storing revellers' body heat to harness it as energy The BodyHeat system harvests heat generated by partiers and stores it in 12 underground boreholes, before being used to heat or cool the venue later. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kherson liberation 'beginning of the end of the war', says Zelenskyy In an earlier address, Ukraine's president said the bodies of civilians and military personnel have been found in the southern city liberated from Russian occupation. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 14th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Turkey Istanbul blast: Kurdish groups deny involvement as Turkey detains dozens over 'terror attack' The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) both said they played no part in Sunday's explosion in Turkey's largest city.