25 November 2022 | Euronews
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Italy Hungry sheep return Pompeii to ancient and traditional technology A flock of 150 sheep have been mobilised to maintain the greenery surrounding the ruins of the ancient city of Pompeii as part of a sustainable agricultural initiative for the archaeological site. -
No Comment WATCH: Greenpeace activists stage Black Friday protest in Madrid On Friday Greenpeace activists in Madrid targeted shops holding sales, with signs such as ‘made for the bin’. The group says the high levels of consumerism and production encouraged by the reductions leads to higher levels of carbon dioxide emissions, as well as unnecessary waste. -
Ukraine 'The explosions keep roaring': No rest for Kherson as Russia steps up attacks Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges in Kherson describes "a city on the edge" as residents try to shelter from random Russian shelling that has caused many casualties. -
Culture news Yes We Kanye? Controversial rapper hints he might run for US president in 2024 The rap and fashion mogul wants Donald Trump to be his running mate. -
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France Cocaine, hashish, cannabis and methamphetamine: Europol brings down huge crime network The operation involved police forces in 11 European countries. -
Health news New miniature 3D heart probe can improve open heart surgery in babies The probe helps surgeons examine the functioning of the heart and the quality of surgery with great precision - even if the patients weigh only 5 kg. -
Panama International authorities take 'historic' step to curb shark fin trafficking Studies say the number of threatened shark species has more than doubled in the last decade. -
Earth News SHEIN: Fast fashion giant’s clothes breach EU chemical regulations, Greenpeace claim Environmental campaign group Greenpeace have accused fashion giant SHIEN of breaching EU chemical laws. -
World 'State-terrorists': MEPs react after EU Parliament blacklists Russia 'State-terrorists': MEPs react after EU parliament blacklists Russia -
Culture news Wet Leg livestream a gig on TikTok: The social media era of indie Is TikTok the way to get big in the indie scene? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 25th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Australia rules the waves at inaugural edition of Dubai Sail Grand Prix The inaugural Dubai Sail Grand Prix has taken place marking the first Asia-Pacific leg of the Sail GP championship. Dubbed world’s most exciting racing on water the event was presented by P&O Marinas and took place at Dubai Mina Rashid. -
Ukraine Thousands of children have been deported from Ukraine, report authorities in Kyiv Russia-installed authorities in the so-called Luhansk People’s Republic claim to have sent Ukrainian children to the region of Krasnodar in Russia. -
Climate From Gretini to Colapsistas: How Europeans talk about climate change Climate change is a global problem - but the debate often takes place in English. Here are some must-know European phrases to help you wrap your head around it. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kherson evacuates hospital patients amid relentless Russian shelling Russia withdrew from the strategic city two weeks ago, sparking jubilant celebrations across Ukraine. -
Italy Saman Abbas: Pakistan police arrest man over disappearance of daughter in Italy Saman Abbas had reportedly been pressured by her parents into an arranged marriage. -
My Europe Series What were the top stories in Europe this week? The European Parliament declared Russia a "state sponsor of terrorism" this week in a vote overwhelmingly backed by MEPs. -
World News Ukraine War: Kherson is free, but still under bombardment It was arguably Ukraine's biggest success in the war so far. Earlier this month, the only provincial capital that Russia had captured since the invasion began in February, Kherson, was liberated. -
My Europe Series Spain prepares for winter drought with restrictions on filling pools and washing cars As Spain faces its longest-running drought, the regional government in Catalonia has imposed restrictions on water use. -
Culture news English National Opera funding cuts create an "impossible future for the arts" Accusations of elitism, forced moves across the country and budgets slashed. This is the reality of opera houses trying to survive under the latest rounds of government funding in the UK. -
Ecotech A diamond in the rough: Angola’s vast and growing potential as a fruit exporter Meet the "Strawberry King" in southwest Huila Province, who says Angola has the best conditions for growing strawberries in the world. And the "Pitaya King", who discovered pitaya, or dragon fruit, in Brazil and learned of its health benefits 12 years ago. -
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Russia 'I share your pain,' Putin tells mothers of fallen Russian soldiers Critics say Putin should have met with "real mothers" of soldiers deployed in Ukraine, not women who were "hand picked" by the Kremlin for the event. -
No Comment WATCH: Chile's unique Atacama desert threatened by piles of rubbish Chile's massive Atacama desert is a unique and fragile ecosystem that experts say is being threatened by piles of trash dumped there from around the world. Mountains of discarded clothing, shoes, scrapped tyres and cars are piling up in at least three regions of the desert. -
Europe News Ukraine war: Arms made at pace ‘highest since Cold War’ as Europe’s east aids Kyiv Central and eastern European countries, from the Czech Republic to Poland, have seen their guns and ammo manufacturing reach 30-year highs as they try to replenish stock donated to Ukraine and beef up their own defence. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'She Said' Released in time for the five years of the #MeToo movement and International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, She Said is the adaptation the 2019 nonfiction book by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey. -
World News Libyan authorities send back illegal migrants to neighbouring countries Libya has sent over 200 migrants from neighbouring countries back to their homelands, in a rare display of cooperation from the country's divided institutions. -
Germany Holodomor: Germany to call famine that killed millions of Ukrainians in the 1930s a 'genocide' Around 3.5 million Ukrainians starved to death during the mass man-made famine between 1932-33. -
No Comment Watch: Kyiv vet performs surgery on dog under torchlight Vet Oleksiy Yankovenko and his team operate on a dog amid power outages and water shortages in Ukraine's capital, Kyiv. -
Business Series ‘Black gold’: Why Spain’s black truffles are so popular Spain is rich in black truffles. Most of the production can be found in the northeastern Girona forest and central Teruel. Not only is there an abundance of these aromatic treasures to be found in the country, but Spain is also the world’s biggest producer of black winter truffles. -
Earth News Amazon workers use Black Friday to protest working conditions and growing carbon footprint The ‘Make Amazon Pay’ campaign - coordinated by an international coalition of trade unions - wants the company to reduce its vast carbon footprint and improve conditions for workers. -
The Star Ingredient Podcast | Cooking with Bambara Groundnut - an indigenous, African superfood What is Bambara Groundnut and how do you cook with it? Learn more about this superstar African ‘hero crop’ on episode two of our podcast #TheStarIngredient -
Tech News Twitter to introduce gold, grey and blue ticks under Elon Musk’s latest verification plan The billionaire said there would be a gold tick, a grey one and a blue one for different types of Twitter users. -
Mobility NASA's James Webb Telescope takes the most detailed look yet at the atmosphere of an exoplanet NASA announced the game-changing, first-ever full reading of the atoms, molecules, and signs of active chemistry in an exoplanet's atmosphere. -
Culture news 'Little Prince' with an afro - Brazilian boy reinvents classic French story A Brazilian theatre production is aiming to break down racial stereotypes and barriers by casting a black actor to play the lead role in Antoine St Exupery's classic, The Little Prince. -
Culture news Shine on: Campaigners save London's historic gas lamps A 200-year-old nightly ritual nearly became history, but campaigners forced local government to drop plans to replace gas-powered lamps in London. -
France One year on, France remembers 27 migrants who drowned trying to cross English Channel Tributes have been held in Paris and in the north of France for the 27 migrants who drowned trying to reach the English coast one year ago, -
Tech News The anti-Elon Musk? Meet Eugen Rochko, the man behind Twitter rival Mastodon The open-source social network Mastodon is making waves as a potential alternative to Twitter. Here’s what we know about its founder. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Putin meets soldiers' mothers; Kherson strikes; and half of Kyiv without power This is our round-up of the latest news from Russia's war in Ukraine. -
Europe News EU countries say action needed against US subsidies but options are limited The main issue for Europe is to make sure it doesn't enter into a trade war with the US which could splinter western unity in the face of Russia's illegal war on Ukraine but officials fear an exodus of European companies. -
Belgium Emergency EU Council convened over refugee concerns in the Mediterranean There is a growing concern in the bloc following a recent diplomatic row between France and Italy over the Ocean Viking ship, as well as the arrival of 450 migrants on the Greek island of Crete. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 25th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
My Europe Series How has the Ukraine war changed life in Ireland? Despite being thousands of kilometres away, the Ukraine war has impacted life in Ireland. Here's how. -
Spotlight Global Cybersecurity Forum: rethinking the global cyber order Transcending borders and impacting every aspect of people's lives, the cyber landscape is more complex than ever before. The Forum sought to improve peace of mind for parents, business owners, and governments while serving justice to cyber criminals. -
Sport World Cup latest: USA tames England Lions in 0-0 draw Here is our at-a-glance guide to the World Cup highlights from Friday in Qatar. -
A game changing commitment to net zero Prologis Europe owns and leases modern logistics facilities to a diverse base of customers principally across business-to-business and retail and online fulfilment. -
Europe News Charles Michel heading for Beijing as EU aims to redefine its relationship with China The meeting between Michel and Xi Jinping comes at a "critical juncture", an EU official said. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Russian missiles hit Kherson killing at least four At least 10 others were injured, according to the Ukrainian army. -
For 30 days a year Dubai transforms into a city-wide gym Now in its sixth year, Dubai Fitness Challenge is bigger than ever with a 30-day calendar of classes and events. The challenge is simple: complete 30 minutes of activity every day for 30 days -
World News Russia to announce increase in supply of military equipment But anger is growing among the relatives of Russian servicemen fighting in Ukraine. -
Europe News Ukraine war: Poland's surprise move to reject German air defence system causes stir Warsaw's suggestion to donate it to Ukraine instead has left Berlin concerned about further NATO involvement in the war in eastern Europe, while domestic critics believe the move was a mistake. -
Iran Iran: Top football player arrested for criticising the Tehran regime Voria Ghafouri was arrested for “insulting the national soccer team and propagandising against the government," Iranian news agencies reported. -
Residences Cosy cabins and hidden huts: Why the YHA is the place to stay for a very British break The UK's Youth Hostels Association (YHA) offers self-contained cabins, tents and American Airstreams for less. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 25th – 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 Ukraine FilmFest brings charity initiative to Kyiv and London cinemas A charity-run festival has put its fundraising cause at the front and centre of its showings in California, London and Kyiv. -
Design Handcuffs and chain swings? Berlin exhibition explores relationship between gender and architecture An artist has transformed the imposing modernist building of the New National Gallery (Neue Nationalgalerie) in Berlin, designed by the architect Mies van der Rohe.