16 November 2022 | Euronews
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Italy Italy's interior minister expresses regret over migrant ship row with France Tensions between the two countries soared after a charity ship Italy had turned away docked in southern France to disembark around 230 people rescued at sea. -
Sweden Sweden changes constitution to strengthen its anti-terror law Sweden votes to amend its constitution to strengthen its anti-terror laws, taking one step closer to joining NATO. -
Tech News Elon Musk ultimatum to staff: Commit to ‘hardcore’ Twitter and work gruelling hours - or leave “Long hours at high intensity” will be needed to build “a breakthrough Twitter 2.0," he wrote in an email to the platform’s staff. -
No Comment Watch: adorable baby Lora turtles released into Panama's Pacific Ocean Scientists have released dozens of threatened baby Lora turtles into the Pacific Ocean. -
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Ukraine President Zelenskyy says he held talks with head of the CIA The CIA head visited Kyiv amid heavy Russian shelling. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Moscow strikes critical infrastructure across country While Russia continues to attack critical infrastructure, it's also depleting its supply of high-precision weapons systems, according to some experts. -
Health news Leprosy bacteria hold anti-ageing secrets and can regenerate organs, scientists say Scientists found the bacteria causing leprosy can make livers regrow healthily in animals, holding promise for future regenerative treatments. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia's new presidency takes office and vows to resolve mounting crises The politicians inaugurated Wednesday were elected in a 2 October general election. -
Destinations Amsterdam, London and Paris ranked among the best cities in the world for accessible travel Travellers with disabilities ranked cities on transport links, proximity to attractions, and availability of information. -
Culture news Maradona 'Hand of God' World Cup ball fails to sell despite €2.3M bid Ali Bin Nasser, the Tunisian former match official who refereed the quarterfinal game between Argentina and England in Mexico in 1986, owned the 36-year-old Adidas ball that was auctioned in London. -
Earth News What happened on day ten of COP27? 5 key takeaways as world leaders reaffirm 1.5C climate target Brazil's Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva arrived to a warm welcome while world leaders reaffirmed 1.5C global warming goals. -
Germany German far-right extremist on trial over deadly 1991 fire at refugee centre The blaze in Saarlouis has remained unsolved for more than 30 years. -
Health news Marijuana smokers have higher rate of some lung diseases than tobacco smokers, study finds A small study found marijuana smokers had a higher rate of emphysema and other airway diseases than people only smoking tobacco. -
Travel News Big Ben: Iconic London bells chime again after five years of silence After five years of silence, the ‘sound of London’ is back - Big Ben is chiming once again. -
Qatar 365 Exploring Qatar's must-see locations, linking its past, present, and future In the midst of the first-ever World Cup to be hosted in the Middle East, Qatar is front and centre on the global stage. But there’s more to do here than just watch international football. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 16th – 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 Kulturpass: Germany to give out €200 to young people to boost cultural sector The government is aiming to get young people out of their stay-at-home pandemic habits. -
Serbia Relocating to Serbia: Russians and Ukrainians have been moving in since war broke out More than 104,000 Russians and 18,000 Ukrainians have moved to Serbia since the start of Moscow’s invasion. And many of them are under 35, highly educated, and work in the IT sector. -
Europe News Spain’s new, stricter rape law to be reviewed after being used to reduce some jail sentences Spain is to review a landmark new law on sex offences which was meant to afford victims more protection after a series of court rulings led to prison sentences being reduced for offenders because of a loophole in the legislation. -
Culture news Liberté, Égalité… Clitoris: We need to talk about the controversial French Olympic mascot The mascot for the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics has been revealed… And it’s quite the revolutionary move. -
Europe News Canadian campaign that helped victims of domestic violence triumphs at the Care Awards The Care Awards celebrate the most creative advertising campaigns in the field of social care and enviroment. -
Destinations Valencia: Here's why you should visit the Green Capital of Europe in 2024 From paella to folk music, here are our tips for the best things to experience in Valencia. -
Europe News Poland explosion shows Ukraine war is 'dangerously close' to NATO borders - expert The explosion was likely caused by Ukrainian air defence, NATO says, emphasising that Russia bears the "ultimate responsibility" for the incident that killed two people. -
Germany Berlin regional elections in 2021 must be rerun, says court State and district elections in the German capital last year were marred by glitches. -
Mobility ‘Putin needs the ISS’: US astronaut Scott Kelly on future of space cooperation - and chasing UFOs The ex ISS commander told Euronews Next several Russian cosmonauts he worked with felt "ashamed" of Russia’s war in Ukraine. -
Earth News Thai coconut industry fuelled by monkey labour, according to PETA investigation Investigators say they saw monkeys chained tightly by the neck and kept tethered in rubbish-strewn patches of dirt and flooded areas. -
Sport John Carew: Ex-footballer given jail term for tax fraud in Norway The court found that he had "negligently" failed to declare his income for six years. -
Food and Drink Turkish competition watchdog launches investigation into Italy’s Ferrero Turkey’s competition authority has launched a legal investigation into Italian company Ferrero on charges of monopolizing the hazelnut market. -
Culture news Kevin Spacey hit with seven more allegations of sexual assault All the charges relate to one man, with the charges relating to incidents between 2001 and 2004. The actor was already due to stand trial in June 2023 in the UK. -
Earth News Scientists develop IVF treatment that could save endangered donkey species A donkey embryo created with IVF could pave the way for saving dozens of endangered species. -
Oman Israeli-linked oil tanker hit by 'projectile' off coast of Oman The ship's owner said there were no reports of any injuries or pollution, although the vessel suffered "some minor damage". -
Moments I moved to Italy 35 years ago. Here’s what I wish I had known before becoming an expat An expert on moving to Italy shares his top tips and biggest mistakes to avoid for soon-to-be expats. -
Nature The Paris Agreement was a milestone for global warming. Do we need a similar deal to protect nature? Climate change and nature loss are deeply entwined. Do we need a “Paris Agreement” to protect nature? -
Culture news Classical and jazz artists honoured at the 2022 Ivor Composer Awards The most innovative and exciting musicians in classical, jazz and sound art in the UK were given gongs at last night's ceremony. Euronews Culture sat down with some of the winners... -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Power restored in Kyiv; fuel depot hit and Russian oil 'reaching EU through backdoor' Here is our summary of all the latest news about Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Earth News G20 leaders agree to keep 1.5C warming target ‘within reach’ boosting stalled COP27 talks The statement of intent by the world’s biggest economies - and emitters - may provide a boost to bogged down negotiations at COP27. -
Culture news Joelle Taylor wins Polari Prize for collection of poems on butch subculture Joelle Taylor wins Polari Prize for collection of poems on butch subculture. She is known for her fierce performance style, explicit feminist themes, and autobiographical tone. -
Destinations Nepal: Journey beyond the mountains to the heart of the Himalayas This Himalayan country may be best known for Everest, but there’s so much to explore. -
Europe News Croatia, Bulgaria and Romania are 'ready' to join Schengen, says European Commission The European Commission has urged member states to accept the three candidates in the passport-free area. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 16th – 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 NASA's Artemis I launches for the moon NASA's lunar rocket, Artemis I, finally blasts off from Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, kicking off the first of three missions aimed at putting humans back on the moon. -
No Comment G20: World leaders attend mangrove planting ceremony World leaders who have gathered for the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia assembled for a tree planting ceremony on Wednesday. -
Italy Italy's declining population fuels long-term economic uncertainty Italy's aging citizens coupled with low birth rates are shrinking the country's population. Experts are now looking to reverse the trend to boost future economic growth, Euronews correspondent Giorgia Orlandi reports. -
Europe News Deadly Poland blast 'likely caused' by Ukrainian air defence system, NATO chief says Jens Stoltenberg will address the press on Wednesday after chairing an emergency meeting of the North Atlantic Council to address the deadly explosion in Poland linked to a Russian-made missile. -
France Holocaust denier from France detained in Scotland after two years on the run Vincent Reynouard had reportedly been living in the UK and working as a private tutor. -
Poland Missile blast in Poland: What do we know about the explosion near the border with Ukraine? Tuesday's explosion that killed two people in the village of Przewodów has heightened fears that Russia's war in Ukraine could spread and drag in NATO. -
Culture news Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar dominate 2023 Grammy Award nominations Queen Bey leads the nominees with nine nods for her album ‘Renaissance’ and becomes the most-nominated artist in Grammy history, tying with her husband Jay-Z with a total of 88 nods. -
World News Germany completes LNG terminal in move to diversify energy supply Berlin has announced the completion of its first liquified natural gas terminal, the first of five facilities across the country as it moves away from Russian energy contracts. -
Indonesia Most G20 members condemn war in Ukraine, draft final statement says The final statement at the G20 summit in Indonesia is expected to say that "most G20 members" condemn the war in Ukraine. -
Mobility NASA’s Artemis 1 rocket launch kicks off long-awaited journey to the Moon The launch of the unmanned test flight is a critical step in landing humans back on the Moon for the first time in half a century. -
Poland No indication blast in Poland was a deliberate attack, says NATO chief Follow Wednesday's developments and reaction after a projectile struck a village inside Poland near the border with Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 16th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
USA Donald Trump confirms he will run again for US presidency in 2024 The announcement comes a week after the Republicans' disappointing midterm results and will force the party to decide whether to embrace such a polarising figure. -
Culture news The Hand of Irulegi: Oldest known text in ancient Basque discovered in Spain The oldest text in ancient Basque known to date has been discovered in the Spanish region of Navarre, inscribed on a bronze hand over 2,000 years old.