17 November 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine IAEA passes third resolution against Russia's actions at Ukrainian nuclear facilities The UN watchdog has repeatedly called on Russia to withdraw from Ukraine's nuclear facilities to avoid a potential catastrophic accident. -
Iran Spiral of violence grips Iran two months after the death of Mahsa Amini Local sources say 10 to 15 people have been killed since Wednesday in anti-government protests across Iran. -
Sport FIFA unveils this year's World Cup winner's trophy in Doha Football fans in Doha caught a first glimpse of this year's World Cup winner's trophy. -
USA Nancy Pelosi steps down as leader of US House Democrats The Democratic politician, who has served as speaker twice and has been the first woman to hold the position, said this would not be her exit from politics, as she intends to remain in Congress. -
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Europe News Poland abortion ban victim's family says 'nobody cared about her life' Thousands took to the streets to protest the victim of Poland's near-total abortion ban, which was approved in October 2020. -
Moldova How Russian strikes on Ukraine heighten Moldova’s energy crisis The power outages happened Tuesday as the Russian military pounded infrastructure targets across Ukraine, which borders Moldova. -
Libya Greek foreign minister causes a stir after refusing to leave plane on visit to Tripoli Dendias was about to be welcomed by his Tripoli counterpart, which Athens says was not agreed on. -
Earth News What happened on day eleven of COP27? 5 key takeaways as draft deal is published With a draft deal published today, experts say that it looks like the climate talks could head into overtime. -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Who could win the tournament? With just three days to go until the Qatar World Cup kicks off, here are 5 contenders who could win the tournament. -
Europe News Belgium's asylum system creaks at the seams as refugees struggle to find shelter A large influx of asylum seekers arriving in the country has meant reception centres have no more room to spare. -
Italy 'Time to air the dirty laundry': Italy's bishops reveal 600 sex abuse cases sent to Vatican A report presented by the Italian bishops’ conference at a packed conference in Rome's lavish Renaissance Pio Palace on Thursday identified 89 presumed victims and some 68 people accused. -
Earth News ‘Watershed moment’ as cultivated chicken to be sold in the US for the first time The FDA has approved a cultivated chicken product for human consumption, paving the way for lab-grown meat on the shelves. -
Food and Drink British cheesemaker sells company to overcome Brexit barriers British cheesemaker Simon Spurrell had to sell his business to a larger company in order to regain access to EU customers after Brexit left him with an estimated £600,000 black hole in lost EU sales. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 17th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Musica How do opera singers prepare for a role debut? Tenor Rolando Villazón shows us How do opera singers prepare for a role debut? The French-Mexican tenor Rolando Villazón shows us, as we follow him preparing to sing in Das Rheingold. -
Earth News Athens, Barcelona, Paris: The European cities leading on climate adaptation By 2050, 70 per cent of the global population will live in urban areas - but not all cities are dealing with climate change equally well. -
Culture news Refik Anadol is making machines hallucinate for his MoMA debut Turkish-American artist Refik Anadol works with artificial intelligence to create "machine hallucinations," the subject of his first show at MoMA. -
Business Series Spain's agricultural revolution: mouth-watering fruit and vegetables During our trip, we’ll take you from the Autonomous Community of Valencia to the very south of Spain, in Andalusia, to discover the world's most valuable pomegranates, the superfruit Granada Mollar de Elche. And the perfect subtropical climate to grow mangos and avocados…which taste so good… -
Destinations Skiing, ice music and sparkly wine: Here’s why you should spend winter in Trentino With its blend of alpine peaks, mountain lakes and Italian cuisine, Trentino makes for the perfect winter getaway. -
Explore An adventure in the Greater Caucasus Mountains - one of Azerbaijan's remotest areas The Greater Caucasus Mountains lie to the north of Azerbaijan and form one of the country's remotest regions. Hiking there gives you a chance to visit villages and canyons and experience rural life. -
New Hindu Temple in Dubai: A celebration of India's partnership with the UAE "The opening of this new temple in Dubai means so much to the Indian community", India's ambassador to the UAE tells Euronews. -
Germany German man jailed for sending dozens of neo-Nazi threats to politicians He signed the threats "NSU 2.0" in reference to a neo-Nazi group that was responsible for a string of violent crimes in Germany between 1998 and 2011. -
Rethink 'Quantum computers have their flaws and won’t solve everything. But they’re still revolutionary' Quantum computing won’t solve all our problems, says physicist Shohini Ghose. But the pioneering computing framework has the potential to improve numerous industries. -
Economy Rising production costs puts the squeeze on Europe's bakers Whether it's the local family bakery around the corner or the huge industrial-scale bakeries, skyrocketing bills are an existential threat. Euronews speaks to bakers in the Netherlands, Romania, and Italy to find out more. -
Travel News Pet-friendly cabins, tapas and boutique shops: Onboard the new ferry from Ireland to Spain Travellers will soon be able to travel directly from Ireland to the Spanish city of Bilbao on this twice-weekly ferry. -
Europe News Energy crisis: EU gas cap will be 'immediately' suspended if LNG cargoes go elsewhere, officials say The instrument will act as a "safety ceiling" to prevent excessive gas prices and curb rampant speculation. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Russia launches renewed wave of missile strikes On Thursday morning, the Kremlin carried out another mass strike on Ukraine, just two days after one of Russia's largest bombardments during the war. -
No Comment Building Collapses in Nairobi, killing two people A multi-story building Collapses in the capital of Kenya, Nairobi, killing two people. -
United Kingdom Autumn statement: Hunt strives to play up UK's performance as he sets out austere budget The UK finance minister said Britain was holding up against "unprecedented global headwinds" as he outlined a severe package of cuts and tax rises. -
Why Zurich is a leading destination for tech workers in Europe A city that's become nearly synonymous with banking, Zurich also has a bustling tech scene. We take a look different opportunities for tech workers. -
United Kingdom First World Cup outside summer sparks fears over excessive gambling "With so much brilliant football on TV, supporters will spend a lot of time watching games from the comfort of their own sofa - and that's when the temptation to gamble impulsively can kick in for some." -
Europe News Three men given life sentences for shooting down flight MH17 over Ukraine in 2014 The Hague District Court verdict comes more than eight years after the Malaysia Airlines from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur was blown out of the sky above Donetsk on 17 July 2014, killing all 298 on board. -
No Comment Beaujolais Nouveau wine celebrates a smaller but higher quality this year In Beaujeu, the epicentre of the vineyard, music, fireworks and festivities marked the arrival of the wine. -
World News Residents of newly-liberated Kherson brace for harsh winter As soldiers do their best to clear away Russian booby traps, humanitarian supplies, including medicines, are at last reaching the people of Kherson just as winter comes,. -
No Comment Watch: Aerial footage of Tuesday's deadly missile blast in Poland Ukraine's leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy has blamed Russia, but the US and NATO have supported Warsaw's assessment that the missile was probably fired accidentally by Ukraine. -
Earth News Women are leading talks on COP27's toughest topic: Climate reparations Nearly all of the key players in negotiations on loss and damage are women. -
Destinations Budget travellers should head to this under-the-radar Spanish city for free museums and bargain beer Granada tops the rankings for budget destinations in Europe thanks to free attractions and low-cost public transport. -
Europe News Temporary shelters, generators sent to Ukraine ahead of winter but 'much more needed', EU says Temporary shelters and generators are being sent to Ukraine ahead of winter but much more is needed, the European Commission said. -
Tech News This German tech company's new MRI could save lives by detecting cancer earlier German quantum tech company NVision could save lives by allowing the earliest assessment of response to cancer therapy in a safer way. -
Destinations Kerala has some of the world's most magical festivals. Here are 6 of the best. The southern Indian state boasts some 1,000 festivals, most of which are centuries old. -
Travel News France-Italy border tightened as France warns of “serious” passport checks and queues The influx of French staff comes after Italy refused to let a private humanitarian rescue ship dock in one of its ports. -
Europe News Bruno Carbone: One of Europe's most-wanted criminals arrested in Syria Bruno Carbone has been on the run since 2003 until his arrest in the territories controlled by a jihadist rebel group Tahrir al-Sham in March. -
Climate How climate disinformation is spreading after Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover “There is a new permission structure for hate, extremism and disinformation on the platform” one expert says during COP27. -
Lifestyle Meet the Syrian perfume expert who can recreate any luxury fragrance with just one whiff One whiff of a fragrance is all al-Masri needs to recreate the scents of luxury brands, for a fraction of the cost. "All I have is my shop, and this nose I've been training since I was 15," he says. -
Earth News With one day to go, COP27 draft deal 'still needs a tremendous amount of work', EU climate lead says Experts now say that talks are likely to go beyond the Friday deadline. -
Culture news "A chilling message to all journalists" as Italy's PM Meloni sues Roberto Saviano for defamation Far-right Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni is aiming at famed anti-mafia journalist Roberto Saviano for his criticism of her immigration policies. -
Greece One migrant dies, 10 others rescued by Greek coastguard near island of Kos According to survivors, there were no other people on board the boat. -
Culture news A galaxy of stars shine at the Marrakech Film Festival The 19th edition of the International Marrakech Film Festival assembles a wide array of films and an impressive line-up of international film stars -
Food and Drink Celebrations as the first bottle of Beaujolais Nouveau 2022 is opened in France At just after midnight, the first bottle of this year’s Beaujolais Nouveau was opened in France despite a lower production because of bad weather -
USA Same-sex marriage legislation clears key US Senate hurdle Several Republicans backed the move, which puts Congress on track to take the historic step of ensuring that such unions are enshrined in federal law. -
Serbia Austria, Serbia and Hungary strike migration deal, saying EU measures have failed Austria, Hungary and Serbia have struck out on their own, signing a new pact that will see a more hard line approach to dealing with migrants. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 17th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Food and Drink Spanish olive oil production halved: Is a price hike looming? This year’s summer drought has put olive farmers' businesses in jeopardy, as Spain represents 75 percent of the world’s olive production. -
Saudi’s diverse cultural calendar is full of surprises From nomads and flower men to pop-rock bands and techno DJs, all walks of life are shaping the cultural scene in the Kingdom -
Ukraine International deal for safe grain exports from Ukraine has been extended The agreement for safe exports of grain, foodstuff and fertilisers from Ukraine has been extended for a further four months -
Ukraine Russia launches new wave of missile strikes on Ukraine, say officials Russia pounded gas production facilities and a major missile factory in new strikes on critical infrastructure, officials said. -
Culture news Brendan Fraser confirms he will not participate in the Golden Globes next year Brendan Fraser confirms he will not participate in the Golden Globes next year if he is nominated for his performance in The Whale. -
Economy Bakers go bust while EU ministers mull gas-price cap European energy ministers are debating an EU gas-price cap to help consumers. But for some businesses, such as bakeries, the action on bills is too little too late. -
Cult 'Animal' directed by Cyril Dion wins Young Audience Award The winner of the Young Audience Award this year is “Animal” directed by Cyril Dion after 3,000 young people from across Europe participated as jurors. -
Poland Ukraine war: Kyiv and allies differ on cause of Poland blast but agree Russia responsible President Zelenskyy insists a Russian missile hit a Polish village on Tuesday, despite NATO's conclusion that the origin was Ukrainian air defence -- but all say Russia bears ultimate responsibility. -
Ukraine 'The house was shaking' says Lviv resident after latest wave of Russian airstrikes The massive wave of Russian airstrikes on 15 November hit critical energy infrastructure and residential areas. -
United Kingdom UK autumn statement: How much is Brexit to blame for the budget 'black hole'? As Britain's Chancellor tries to plug a €63 billion gap in the public finances, calls are growing among businesses for the UK to rejoin the EU's single market. -
USA US midterms: Republicans win control of House of Representatives with slim majority Republicans secured the 218th seat needed to flip the House from Democratic control, but the full scope of the party’s majority remains unclear as votes are still being counted. -
Moments Anarchist communes, activism and flight-free: Inside my nine-country train adventure in Europe Interrailing is convenient, flexible and often cheaper than flying. Here's how I planned a nine-country trip. -
Destinations Non-EU citizens can only stay 90 days in the bloc - what happens if you overstay the limit? Non-EU nationals, which now include Britons, risk fines and barred re-entry to the EU if they overstay the 90 day limit. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 17th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Meet Maï Jarach, the 19-year-old fashion designer transforming old football shirts into corsets Playing on France's love for fashion, young designer Maï Jarach is giving a second life to old football shirts by transforming them into corsets. And they look amazing. -
Malta Malta set to ease its tough anti-abortion laws The Mediterranean country is the last EU country to still have a total ban on abortion.