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Culture news In this prison in Portugal, inmates dance to escape The workshop prepares inmates for social reintegration and allows them to take their minds off their troubles. -
São Tomé and Príncipe Portugal sends coup investigators to São Tomé and Príncipe Four people were killed in the events of last Friday, but authorities in the tiny equitorial nation say order has now been restored. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Estonia calls on European countries to double military spending The Baltic foreign minister made the comments on a visit to Kyiv with six other colleagues from the Nordic and Baltic region. -
Culture news Contemporary dance workshop gives escape to inmates at Portuguese prison near Lisbon Inmates at a Portuguese prison find a temporary release from their problems during a dance workshop. -
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No Comment LGBTQ+ Pride parade returns to Rio de Janeiro after two-year hiatus because of COVID-19 LGBTQ+ rainbow flags and a carnival-like atmosphere, Pride returns to Rio de Janeiro with the theme "Courage to be happy" after a two-year hiatus because of COVID-19. -
No Comment Hundreds of protesters in Beijing call for end to China’s zero-COVID policy Protesters gather in Beijing, waving blank sheets of paper and calling for an end to China’s zero-COVID-19 policy in a rare outpouring of public anger against the state. -
World News Germany announces plans to speed up naturalisation process Germany has outlined plans to allow people who live in the country to become citizens faster -
Netherlands Watchdog warns war in Ukraine greatly increases chemical weapons threat Threats and allegations about the possible use of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons have been traded since the war in Ukraine began in February, but with no evidence they have been deployed. -
Culture news The show must go on: Odesa's opera house provides respite from the war As power and central heating shortages persist across Ukraine, an opera house in the port city of Odesa provides a source of distraction -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Kherson remains vulnerable as weather stalls frontline fighting Our correspondent Sasha Vakulina gives the latest update about the war in Ukraine, as fighting along frontlines stalls because of the weather. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 28th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Meta hit with €265 million fine by Irish regulators for breaking Europe's data protection law Ireland's Data Protection Commission said Meta infringed sections of the EU's GDPR rules. -
Travel News Flight-free travel: France and Ireland announce new combined train and ferry tickets The combined ferry and train ticket hopes to encourage environmentally friendly travel between the two countries. -
Travel News Portugal, Spain and Greece welcome energy migrants with promise of warm weather and low bills Software developer Victor Varlamov is one of many fleeing to southern Europe to avoid steep heating bills and a harsh winter. -
Culture news French TikToker uses pop culture to teach students about philosophy A French TikToker is using 3-minute videos about pop culture to teach a new generation of students about philosophy. -
Europe News Circumventing sanctions to become an 'EU crime' EU countries made the unanimous decision on Monday. -
Economy What is a recession? Is Europe already in one? It's not that easy to tell Russia's war in Ukraine and the global energy crisis have drastically worsened Europe's economic outlook. -
Soul Of The South Freedom Rides and civil rights: Visit Jackson, Mississippi, a place steeped in history A visit to Jackson, Mississippi, the beating heart of the U.S. civil rights movement, will teach you everything you should know about this important period of political change. Here’s a handy guide to tour the Southern U.S. city. -
Mobility Iceland’s EV market is booming: Can the rest of Europe learn from the island’s electric revolution? In only five years, Iceland has become one of the world’s leaders in the EV sector. Can the rest of Europe follow suit? -
Mobility This all-electric snow-bike could be hitting European ski slopes this year The snow-bike won’t be allowed on regular slopes but will be allowed on special closed snow-bike areas or guided trails. -
Norway Moscow summons Norwegian ambassador after Russians arrested on drone charges Moscow says the charges are "politically motivated" while Oslo says that sanctions prohibit any Russians from flying drones in Norwegian airspace. -
France Emmanuel Macron promises to connect French cities to their outskirts with new rail network French President Emmanuel Macron has announced he wants to develop a RER express rail network similar to Paris in 10 major French cities to unclog traffic and fight against climate change -
Europe News EU should not start trade war with US over Inflation Reduction Act - expert Brussels and Washington are at odds over the United States' Inflation Reduction Act. -
China China eases some COVID-19 measures but affirms zero-tolerance strategy amid anti-lockdown protests Security forces in China continued to detain civilians on Monday after protests flared up across the country last weekend. Demonstrators are calling for an end to COVID-19 lockdowns and for President Xi Jinping to resign. While some measures have eased, China’s zero-tolerance policy still stands. -
Culture news No longer Shy Di: The dress that unveiled the true Diana to the world Dismayed at Neflix's portrayal of Princess Diana in The Crown, designer Elizabeth Emanuel is fighting back, recreating a lost dress which reveals Diana's positive and confident side. -
Earth News UK oil and gas producers say windfall tax makes some projects ‘uneconomical’ The increase brings total taxes on the oil and gas sector in Britain to a rate of 75 per cent - among the highest in the world. -
World News The EU needs to exercise its own brand of climate power | View "The EU can exercise its own brand of climate power that allows it to be both competitive and supportive to more vulnerable economies." -
Scenes Meet the female football team representing Zimbabwe at the Street Child World Cup in Qatar "I saw joining the team as an opportunity to build something. YASD has helped many young women; it took me out of a lot of negative places." -
Nature These bizarre creatures live deep in the Indian ocean. They've been photographed for the first time From a ‘voracious eel’ to a cute batfish, these are the strange inhabitants of the ocean floor near the Cocos Keeling islands. -
Climate Deadly Ischia landslide was caused by climate change and illegal construction, experts say The devastating mudslide that claimed at least seven lives was triggered by heavy rainfall. -
Culture news Pop singer Dua Lipa granted honorary Albanian citizenship The Levitating singer was born in London to Kosovar parents. The move comes at a time when the UK government has experienced significant criticism for demonising Albanian immigrants to the country. -
My Europe Series Ukraine war: Europe must brace for 100,000s of Ukrainian refugees this winter, says Jan Egeland "Europe has to prepare for hundreds of thousands of new refugees this winter from Norway in the north to the southern European countries." -
World News Innovation, energy and security: How 5G will change Europe Euronews explores the rollout of this new technology across the EU, hearing examples of how it will boost manufacturing, reduce energy consumption and offer new angles in entertainment. -
Earth News UK could allow onshore wind farms to be built, reversing 2015 ban New onshore wind projects could soon be allowed where communities welcome them. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy expects more attacks and nuclear plant still under Russian control Here is our summary of the latest news around Russia's war in Ukraine. -
Culture news London Museum Wellcome Collection closes 'racist, sexist and ableist' exhibit The display featured items collected during the colonial period. -
Culture news 'Fame' and 'Flashdance' singer-actress Irene Cara dies aged 63 American singer and actress Irene Cara, who became an icon in the 1980s as a singer of pop anthems and as the star of the movie “Fame", has died aged 63. -
Slovenia Slovenians back new law to prevent politicising public television More than 62% of voters gave their approval in the referendum. -
World News Qatar World Cup: Arrests after Morocco win sparks riots in Belgium and the Netherlands Dozens of rioters vandalised cars and electric scooters, setting some on fire. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 28th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Qatar Street marshals in Qatar keep fans entertained at the World Cup One marshal's street performance went viral on the internet. He's now known simply as Metro Man. -
France French prison population reaches a record 120% capacity This year France has reached record numbers of people behind bars, with prison density at 120% compared to places available. -
Europe News Europol helps take down cocaine 'super cartel' in six-country bust The coordinated clampdown that saw some 40 tonnes of cocaine seized shows that "there is no safe haven for drug lords," the European police coordination organisation said on Monday. -
Culture news Yeezy come Yeezy go: Meet the studio offering free Kanye West tattoo removals Yeezy come Yeezy go: Meet the studio offering free Kanye West tattoo removals - We talked to their CEO Briony Garbett about the initiative and the normalization of regret -
OCP Group adapts its activities and accelerates its actions to combat climate change As the world faces the joint demands of a growing population and an environmental crisis, Morocco’s OCP Group, the world leader in phosphate mining and fertiliser production, has redoubled its efforts to increase fertiliser production while reducing its carbon footprint. -
Earth News Plastic pollution treaty: Countries prepare to negotiate details of 'landmark' deal Plastic pollution is a planetary crisis on par with climate change and biodiversity loss. The world's first plastic pollution treaty could help fight that. -
Mexico Mexico's president leads huge pro-government rally in the capital The rally came as allies of Lopez Obrador jockey for position ahead of the next presidential election in 2024, in which he cannot run. -
Culture news Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Year is ‘gaslighting’ Merriam-Webster has chosen “gaslighting” as its word of the year for 2022. -
United Kingdom Brexit has intensified UK doctor shortages, finds study Some 4,000 doctors in key areas like paediatrics and psychiatry are not in the UK as a result of Brexit, according to research. -
Climate 'No K-pop on a dead planet': Meet the stans taking up climate activism K-pop fans from around the world are teaming up to tackle the climate crisis because after all there’s ‘No K-pop on a dead planet’. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 28th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Sport Qatar World Cup: Portugal beat Uruguay to secure place in final 16 Here's everything you need to know about the football action at the World Cup today -- at a glance.