19 November 2022 | Euronews
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Tunisia Bonjour! Francophone leaders gather for Tunisia summit Emmanuel Macron is seeking more support for Ukraine, and encouraging efforts to strengthen the use of French, especially in North Africa. -
Qatar World Cup: FIFA boss says fans 'will survive' without beer at games Gianni Infantino said in countries like France, Scotland and Spain there were also stadium bans on alcohol sales. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: The key developments you need to know for Saturday Spain to send generators to help with electricity blackouts, Russia accuses Kyiv of war crimes, and victims of missile strike in Poland laid to rest. -
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Ukraine UK PM Rishi Sunak meets President Zelenskyy on surprise Ukraine trip The British Prime Minister promised more air-defense technology to help Ukraine fight a Russian air onslaught, including 125 anti-aircraft guns. -
World News COP27 negotiators strike potential deal to compensate poorer nations If approved, it's a big win for poorer nations that have been calling for compensation, sometimes even reparations. -
Russia Gas explosion kills nine people on Russia’s Sakhalin island Local authorities say they are paying compensation to people who lost their homes, or relatives. -
Egypt COP27 summit tries to reach agreement in eleventh hour negotiations UN climate talks into extra time as no consensus on key issues such as funds for loss and damage suffered by poorer countries hit by extreme weather. -
Turkey Bulgaria charges five in connection with deadly Istanbul explosion The prosecutor's office in Sophia said the five provided "logistical" support in carrying out the 13 November attack. -
Sport World Cup: Infantino accuses Europe of 'double standard' for criticising Qatar human rights The FIFA president said Europe should be apologising for its own failings "before we start giving moral lessons to people." -
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Tech News This self-driving patrol robot is being used to detect danger and alert police on Seoul’s streets The hi-tech patrol robot is being deployed in a neighbourhood where many women live alone and can feel unsafe at night. -
Finland Finland to start building 200km long border fence with Russia next year The fence along the eastern border with Russia will only cover part of the 1340km total distance, amid heightened security following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. -
Tech News Elizabeth Holmes sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for Theranos fraud During the sentencing hearing, Holmes cried as she said she was "devastated" by her failures and would have done many things differently if she had the chance. -
World News Good News: science’s solution to end nightmares and the largest seagrass meadow yet discovered The world has got better this week, thanks to science and passionate humans. -
Ukraine 'We survived': Kherson comes alive after Russian withdrawal Despite the hardships, Kherson residents are expressing a mix of relief, optimism, and even joy. -
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North Korea North Korea: Kim Jong-Un reveals 'secret' daughter at missile launch site The girl is estimated to be around 13-years-old and sparked speculation about the line of succession in the regime. -
Destinations 'Not only islands': Greece asks tourists to explore beyond the islands to prevent overtourism While most tourists choose Santorini or Mykonos, there's much more to Greece than its most popular islands. -
Earth News Inside the ‘secretive’ tribunals where fossil fuel companies ‘steal’ from developing countries Almost 400 civil society organisations are calling for an end to the Investor-State Dispute Settlement system. -
Design Carless cities: Why the future of our cities might look more like Wakanda Euronews Culture spoke to architects on the ways they want to redesign the city to remove cars and make everyone's lives better. -
Brussels, My Love? Ukraine fatigue and Iran protests: MEPs debate EU response in Brussels talk show Brussels, my love? is a new talk show on Euronews hosted by EU affairs correspondent Méabh Mc Mahon. -
Moments Travel NFTs are the new passport stamp: Here’s how they work and why they're collectable From exclusive hotels offering keyless stays to auctioneers selling one-off experiences, here's how NFTs are taking the travel world by storm. -
Earth News From Lula’s speech to loss and damage protests: Watch the iconic moments from week 2 of COP27 COP27 has been extended by a day, as delegates struggle to wrangle a final deal. With just hours left of the conference, here are the key takeaways from the second week. -
Culture news UNESCO celebrates 50th anniversary of World Heritage Convention Some countries have more than 50 sites, but others - like 12 African countries - have none. UNESCO says the African continent accounts for just nine per cent of World Heritage sites. -
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