29 November 2022 | Euronews
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Europe News All questions and no answers, as Spanish spy chief stays mute on Pegasus hacking scandal The head of the National Intelligence Services of Spain, Esperanza Casteleiro, spoke to MEPs on Tuesday from Madrid. -
Finland Finland's indigenous Sámi politicians clear new human rights law hurdle Rhetoric around the new legislation has prompted warnings about a rise in hate speech directed towards indigenous Sámi people. -
United Kingdom Ukraine’s first lady Olena Zelenska addresses UK Parliament during visit The speech comes as Ukraine enters its ninth month of conflict with Moscow's forces. -
Ukraine No lift, 360 steps and a balcony as a fridge: One young couple’s life in Kyiv For one young couple in Kyiv, their life is mostly limited to their apartment because they don’t have power, and they need to go down and up 360 steps to leave. -
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Germany G7 justice ministers discuss coordinating war crime probes The G7 justice ministers, the European Commission (EC) and the International Criminal Court (ICC) have discussed coordinating efforts -
Ukraine European companies asked to urgently donate spare parts to repair Ukraine's power grid Russia has been carrying out massive attacks on Ukraine's electricity and heating infrastructure since October, plunging millions of civilians into the dark. -
No Comment Cameroon: At least 15 dead in landslide in capital Yaounde Heavy rains have triggered several devastating floods throughout the country this year, weakening infrastructure and displacing thousands. -
Economy Will the new Nikola Tesla euro coins help Serbia and Croatia value their shared history? Both Balkan countries claim that the world-famous inventor is ethnically one of their own. But can Serbia and Croatia find common ground regarding Tesla's heritage after all? -
No Comment Watch: Spewing lava and hot ash from world's largest active volcano The world’s largest active volcano, Mauna Loa in Hawaii, has come to life, venting clouds of steam and smoke, -
Belarus Belarus political prisoner Maria Kolesnikova in intensive care - opposition Kolesnikova was sentenced to 11 years in prison last year. -
Poland Protesters slam Kaczynski's comments on women drinking and Poland's near total abortion ban A few hundred protesters gathered Monday outside the house of Poland's ruling party leader to vent anger at what they regard as an erosion of women's rights -
Health news Polish students designed a ‘smart sensor’ dressing which tells doctors how well a wound is healing The “smart” dressing works by monitoring the pH level of a wound, a key piece of data that can inform doctors how well it is healing. -
World News Man arrested in UK over deaths of 27 migrants in English Channel Ten members of a suspected smuggling group have already been charged in France over the migrant shipwreck. -
Romania NATO backs Ukraine’s future membership and pledges more aid to Kyiv NATO says that Ukraine will one day become a member of the alliance and promises more aid to its forces. -
Destinations From Sapporo to Taroudant: Here are 11 underrated cities that should be on your bucket list If you're looking for something off the beaten track then check out one of these destinations. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 29th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Hold your horses! Lipizzan breed given UN protected heritage status Horse lovers were right to have high hopes: the endangered breed has just been given protected status on the UN's world heritage list. -
Earth News Scottish university takes meat off the menu as student union votes to go 100% vegan “The worst effects of climate breakdown are already being experienced across the globe and industries like meat, fishing and dairy are undeniably a part of that,” Plant Based Universities warns. -
Hungary Brussels to decide if EU funds for Hungary should be blocked The European Commission is considering freezing cohesion funds for Budapest after the Hungarian government implemented 17 measures to tackle corruption concerns. Brussels will make a decision based on Hungary’s efforts on November 30. -
Travel News Hawaiian volcano erupts for the first time since 1984: Are flights affected? What we know so far about how the volcanic eruption is affecting travellers -
Culture news Who is Toomaj Salehi, the Iranian rapper who faces the death penalty? Family fears for life of rapper they say was violently arrested during protests. Salehi has been charged with "corruption on Earth" and could face the death penalty. -
Cinema European Film Awards 2022: Reykjavík hosting the best in European cinema "What I like about European film history is that we have always focus a lot on society questions, we have talked how to create a better society," says Ruben Östlund, Swedish director whose film Triangle of Sadness won him his second Palme d'Or and is one of five strong contenders for Best Film. -
Meet The Locals Fishing, comradery and riding a Harley: A French ex-pat in Mauritius Little did Pierre know when he went to play golf at his local course in France one Sunday morning that it would lead to him buying a house with his wife Marianne in Mauritius and discovering a whole new way of life. -
Italy Four people still missing on Italian island after deadly landslide Rescuers struggle to find the people still missing after the landslide in the southern Italian island of Ischia. They can't use excavation tools are have to rely on shovels to dig through the mud and debris -
Ecotech What are bike buses and why are kids 'jumping out of bed' to join them? Barcelona’s ‘bicibus’ isn’t just a route to school for more than 700 people - it’s also a lesson in sustainable transport. -
Europe News European prosecutors bust €2.2 billion VAT fraud scheme The case is believed to be the biggest VAT carousel fraud ever investigated in the EU. -
Russia Ilya Yashin: Prominent opposition figure on trial for criticism of Russian military Ilya Yashin has been charged with spreading false information about the Russian military. -
Europe News Brussels to have increased police presence for football matches - mayor A street in Brussels was badly damaged after a group of angry football fans flung furniture and scooters and put a car on fire. -
Earth News Paris post is being delivered by cargo bikes in a bid to cut emissions La Poste’s fleet of cargo bikes and electric vehicles is growing to help meet its 2025 emissions targets. -
Culture news French pre-Christmas controversy: Retailer FNAC withdraws game created by anti-fascist group It’s the pre-Christmas controversy that threatens to ruin the festive cheer in France... -
United Kingdom Census 2021: Minority identify as Christian in England and Wales for the first time Some 46.2% of the population of England and Wales described themselves as Christian, down from 59.3% in 2011. -
Travel News Flying solo: Airlines say it's safe for passenger planes to fly with one pilot in the cockpit Commercial flights normally have two pilots in the cockpit in case one falls ill. -
Europe News EU talks to cap Russian oil prices hit impasse as key deadline nears The latest proposal to cap Russian crude at $62 per barrel was deemed too high by Poland and the Baltic states. -
Nature Meet the Indian biologist who completely changed the way local communities treat endangered storks Wildlife biologist Dr Purnima Devi Barman has been made one of the UNEP's 2022 Champions of The Earth for her work. -
Culture news Month of European Film: 'Flee' and 'Happening' grace the Greek screens Until 10 December, the European Film Academy is celebrating the seventh art in 35 countries across the continent, with its inaugural edition of the Month of European Film. -
Tech News Bankrupt BlockFi sues FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried over Robinhood shares - report Cryptocurrencies, and especially lenders and exchanges, have been under pressure since FTX’s colossal demise this month which has contaminated the industry. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kherson 'shelled 258 times in a week'; Pope slams 'Russian cruelty'; and NATO meeting Here is our summary of the latest news around Russia's war in Ukraine. -
Culture news Archaeologists in UK uncover possible first ever luxury barn conversion Archaeologists from University of Leicester worked on the site in the middle of the UK. -
World News Sarajevo ranked the world's most polluted city Authorities instructed residents to wear masks outdoors, use air purifiers in homes and close windows. -
United Kingdom 'Mudlarking' permits for River Thames halted after historical hobby sees surge in popularity Authorities say they're "protecting the integrity and the archaeology of the foreshore". -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 29th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
United Kingdom Online Safety Bill: UK waters down internet restrictions after free speech criticism Critics were concerned that the new law could lead to censorship and undermine free speech. -
Europe News Migrants survive sat on rudder as ship arrives in Spain's Canary Islands Historically, the islands have been a popular gateway for African migrants attempting to reach Europe. -
Health news AI can predict your 10-year risk of a heart attack or stroke from a single X-ray Advances in AI are making it possible for researchers to use more data from X-ray imaging to predict future health risks. -
Romania NATO meets to talk Ukraine at scene of one of its most controversial decisions In 2008, NATO promised that Ukraine and Georgia could join the western military alliance. Russia invaded the latter four months later. -
Culture news Gotham Awards 2022: ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ heading for awards glory Awards season has officially started, and Everything Everywhere All At Once is gearing up to be one of the frontrunners leading up to next year’s Oscars. -
Travel News Expats rank the best and worst European cities in 2022 for careers, social life and safety A Spanish city tops the world rankings, but two European capitals are in the bottom 10. -
China "Golden era is over", says British PM as tensions with China mount over journalist attack claims Accredited BBC journalist Ed Lawrence was arrested at a Covid-19 lockdown protest in Shanghai and detained for several hours. -
Qatar 'Like Robin Hood 2.0': World Cup pitch invader on his message for Ukraine, LGBT and women's rights The man ran onto the pitch waving a rainbow flag, wearing a Superman T-shirt which said "respect for Iranian woman" on the back. -
Destinations Hiking by day, wine by night: Plan an active trip to Montenegro while it’s still under the radar Look beyond Montenegro’s coast for spectacular hiking and raftable turquoise rivers. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 29th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Eurozone inflation has not peaked and risks rising even higher, says European Central Bank head Inflation in the 19 countries that use the euro hit a record 10.6% on a yearly basis last month. -
Culture news Exit Through The Church: Virtual multimedia Banksy exhibition in a 1000-year-old Italian church A unique virtual multimedia exhibition of Banksy's art in a 1000-year-old church brings the street artist's works to life. -
Sport World Cup 2022: England beat Wales and USA beat Iran in Tuesday night thriller Here's everything you need to know about the action in Qatar today, in our at-a-glance guide.