18 November 2022 | Euronews
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Culture news Taylor Swift: Ticketmaster fiasco is "excruciating for me" The pop star said it was "excruciating" to watch fans struggle to buy tickets for her upcoming US tour. -
Ukraine Russian documentary claims Moscow has organised mass Ukrainian adoptions Prominent Russian bloggers have begun circulating a multi-part documentary series with images of several Ukrainian children who have allegedly been adopted into Russian families. -
USA US attorney general names special counsel to oversee charges against Trump "Extraordinary circumstances" require the appointment of Jack Smith to determine whether charges should be brought said the US Attorney general -
Tech News Elon Musk begins reinstating banned Twitter accounts but no decision made on Donald Trump The decision comes after widespread resignations among the platform’s critical IT staff. -
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United Kingdom Food theft is on the rise in the UK as country braces for recession Food thefts in the UK have soared in recent weeks, fuelled by runaway record inflation. -
Culture news French-Italian art dealer arrested in Italy for selling forged paintings of Old Masters Some of his famous clients included the Louvre museum in Paris and the Prince of Liechtenstein. -
Europe News EU seeks to be competitive in the race for rare earth metals Countries are racing to get rare earth metals and other critical minerals, some of which are necessary for the climate transition. -
USA Hakeem Jeffries favourite to become first Black party leader in US Congress Jeffries announced his candidacy after Democrats moved swiftly to head off internal battles and let a new, younger generation take the controls. -
World News France brands Italy's refusal of migrant rescue ship a 'nasty gesture' France has called for "European initiatives" to get a tighter grip on external borders. -
Sport Qatar World Cup: Your guide to the 13 European teams competing at football extravaganza Form, expectations and emerging talent: Your guide to the 13 European teams competing at the Qatar World Cup -
Focus UNESCO World Conference: preschool for all children is crucial The first 1000 days are the most important to a child's development. 90% of the brain is developed by the time a child reaches the age of 3. UNESCO Global Education Monitoring report has shown that access to preschool is still dependent on wealth, even in high-income countries. -
Art Art attack: Climate protestors throw flour on Warhol exhibit in Milan Climate change activists from the Last Generation group used flour to cover a car once decorated by American pop artist Andy Warhol in Milan. They were demanding an end to fossil fuel burning. -
Top News Stories Today Gunman fired shots at rabbi's residence in Essen, authorities say The police were notified of the incident after witnesses found four bullet holes in the door of the residence, authorities said Friday. -
Culture Series Inside the land lab: The young Swiss farmers making better soil for better food Matthias and Sam are modern-day farmers who love to experiment. -
No Comment Watch: Aid handed out in Ukraine's newly liberated Kherson Humanitarian aid was distributed in and around the recently liberated Ukrainian city of Kherson. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 18th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Egypt Burning the midnight oil: COP27 summit given an extra day to find a deal With climate change talks deadlocked on a reparation fund, negotiators have been given an extension into Saturday to settle their differences. -
Poland Ukrainian investigators join probe of fatal missile blast in Poland NATO and Poland’s leaders have said the missile most likely came from a Ukrainian air defence system that fired in response to Russia’s attack. -
Germany Germany: Reserve army officer convicted of spying for Russia Prosecutors say the man wanted to present himself as a "security expert" to senior Russian military officials. -
Thailand Ukraine war 'is your problem too', Macron tells Asia-Pacific countries The French president called on nations at the APEC summit to put pressure on Russia to stop its war in Ukraine and respect the international order. -
Destinations Rich tourists wanted: What's behind the rush for high spenders and will it reduce overtourism? Countries implementing schemes to target rich travellers say it aims to combat overtourism and safeguard the environment. -
Culture news Qatar bans alcohol at World Cup stadiums after late reversal two days before opening game In a major U-turn, Qatari officials have confirmed the last-minute ban on alcoholic beer sales to fans. -
Denmark Danish woman given three-year sentence for travelling to Syria to support IS The suspect was repatriated from the Kurdish-controlled Roj camp in October 2021. -
Earth News ‘Time is not on our side’: What’s been decided at COP27 so far as talks are extended? The draft cover decision has been released, but leaves many questions around loss and damage - plus a possible typo - unanswered. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland police vehicle damaged in suspected bomb attack Police say they are treating the attack as attempted murder. -
My Europe Series What were the top stories in Europe this week? Russia continued its heavy strikes against Ukraine, as missile barrages hit targets throughout the country. -
Europe News Brussels just got a Hungarian think tank. Here's why it matters. Critics say the think tank has been set up to push the Hungarian prime minister's vision of Europe. -
Economy Christine Lagarde warns of further ECB interest rate hikes Christine Lagarde warns ECB may have to raise interest rates beyond merely withdrawing stimulus. -
Earth News Coca-Cola revealed as world’s worst plastic polluter for fifth year in a row The COP27 sponsor's products were the most commonly found items by volunteers researching plastic pollution. -
No Comment Waste crisis in Tunisia's second city sparks anger among locals Rubbish has been piling up in the streets of Sfax, as landfill sites reach capacity and local residents are forced to burn their own refuse. -
My Europe Series Is Spain's new rape law reducing jail sentences of sex offenders? A number of sex offenders have seen their jail sentences reduced after a new, stricter rape law came into effect last month. -
Destinations Island hopping, not border hopping: New Pelješac bridge brings Croatia together at last Croatia’s new €420 million bridge has finally connected the mainland to the Pelješac peninsula, here’s what you should do when you visit. -
No Comment Rubber bullets and tear gas fired as Thai police clash with protesters during APEC summit Police and protesters clashed in Bangkok on Friday as leaders gathered for the opening session of the two-day APEC summit. Protest leaders claimed at least 10 people were arrested and four were sent to hospital with various injuries. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Jeremy Hunt admits UK-EU trade barriers but rejects rejoining single market The UK finance minister acknowledged "trade barriers that exist between us and the EU" but insisted most can be removed over time outside the single market. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi prince Mohammed bin Salman 'immune' from a lawsuit over Khashoggi murder, says US US intelligence services have previously said that the Saudi crown prince likely approved the journalist's killing. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'The Wonder' Sebastián Lelio returns to the big screen after four years with The Wonder, a captivating period drama which transports the viewer to Ireland in the wake of the Great Famine, with a story that pits faith against science. -
Travel News Flight-free travel around Portugal is about to get easier thanks to high-speed rail routes The country joins Spain, France, the Netherlands and Belgium with intercity high-speed rail. -
Europe News Hungary 'very optimistic' EU funds won't be withheld over rule of law concerns Some have accused Hungary of blackmail by using its veto power over other important EU issues, including sanctions against Russia, a planned minimum global corporate tax, and the issuance of common debt to fund €18 billion of support for Ukraine. -
Climate World's richest nations spend 30 times more on armed forces than climate finance The top military spenders, which include Britain, the US and France, also emit the most greenhouse gases. -
Culture news A night of historic wins and surprises: All the highlights from the Latin Grammys 2022 Uruguay's Jorge Drexler was the big winner of the night, taking home six awards, while Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny, who was not in attendance, claimed five. -
Home More companies are making lab-grown meat - so why isn’t it for sale in European shops? Slaughter-free meat - real meat cultivated from animal cells in a lab - has made great strides, but has yet to reach our plates. -
Sport Host nation Qatar braces for World Cup fever ahead of opening night Doha prepares for the first of 64 matches as the World Cup gets underway this Sunday in Qatar. -
Iran Iranian protesters start fire at home of first supreme leader Ayatollah Khomeini Fire at ancestral home of Islamic republic founder Ayatollah Khomeini -
Cult Rendez-vous: The best of culture in Europe At exhibitions in Vienna, Madrid, or Paris discover works by Renaissance artists, creations by Rosa Bonheur and explore our relation to animals -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 18th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Destinations Kazakhstan: Experience ‘four seasons in four days’ in the world’s biggest landlocked country From the ski slopes to the desert, Kazakhstan is a must for adventurers and sports fans. -
Italy Influencers get support from new union in Italy The first union for web influencers and content creators in Italy, Assoinfluencer, aims to provide legal protection and support. -
Russia Alexei Navalny says he was 'moved to tiny cell' in Russian prison 'to shut me up' Putin's most prominent internal critic claims he has been transferred to a cramped "punishment cell" in prison and deprived of family visits. -
Europe News Nord Stream explosions caused by 'gross sabotage', says Swedish prosecutor On 27 September, undersea blasts ruptured the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, leading to huge methane leaks. -
World News Ukraine's access to missile probe requires 'legal basis', says Polish president At a press conference in Przewodow, Poland, where a missile killed two people on Tuesday, Polish President Andrzej Duda said.
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France Mediterranean migrants: 26 minors rescued by Ocean Viking 'go missing' in southern France Authorities in the south of France said the mostly Eritrean migrants had run away from their reception centre after being taken into care. -
Earth News EU proposes loss and damage fund to help poor countries cope with climate crisis The climate compensation issue has been one of the thorniest issues at the conference, with wealthy nations holding out against the demand. -
Tech News Twitter staff quit in droves after Elon Musk’s ‘hardcore’ work ultimatum leaves only 7% backing him 42% of 180 Twitter employees said "taking exit option, I'm free!" while just 7 per cent opted to commit to "hardcore" Twitter. -
Netherlands 'We wanted to get justice, we got justice' say MH17 victims' families There was relief at the guilty verdict from the families of those killed in the Malaysia Airlines crash -
North Korea North Korea missile 'had range to hit United States mainland', Japan says A suspected intercontinental ballistic missile launched on Friday landed near Japanese territorial waters, North Korea's second such major weapons test this month. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: 'Fortification work' in Crimea; Zaporizhzhia strike; and '10 million without power' Here is our summary of the latest news from Russia's war in Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 18th – 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 When men pick up the pom-poms: All-male cheerleading team hope to challenge gender norms With their glittery make-up and their buttocks moulded in red lycra mini-shorts, eight male cheerleaders strut their stuff, with a series of swaying moves and sexy poses to "deconstruct toxic masculinity". -
Culture news Scrabble adds 500 new words to its official dictionary “English speakers like to have fun with words, and no one does it better than Scrabble players, who make excellent use of words both obscure and common.” -
Italy Italian court acquits ex-PM Silvio Berlusconi of bribing witness in underage prostitution case Berlusconi had been accused of paying a Neapolitan singer and friend €157,000 to lie in his defence. -
Italy Italian police bust alleged migrant smuggling ring, arresting 12 A police statement said that the suspects allegedly asked for €3-5,000 in cash per person and had considered throwing passengers overboard in the case of problems along the journey.