6 December 2022 | Euronews
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Sport Morocco knock Spain out on penalties to reach historic quarter-finals The teams were closely matched through a nail-biting clash, with Spain having more of the ball but Morocco creating the better openings. Morocco will next face Portugal in the quarter-finals. -
Latvia Latvia pulls plug on anti-Kremlin Russian TV station Exiled TV channel 'Rain' moved to the Baltic country after being blocked in Russia following the outbreak of the Ukraine war. -
Ukraine Ukrainian soldiers including Mariupol defenders returned in prisoner swap Moscow and Kyiv exchange captured soldiers on Ukraine's Armed Forces Day while Ukraine's top diplomat, Dmytro Kuleba calls on the West to ramp up military aid. -
Culture news David Tennant on timely TV retelling of Litvinenko murder The British actor vividly remembers seeing the image of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko lying in a hospital bed in the news back in 2006. -
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Ecotech Valencia uses lampposts to charge electric cars in bid to become carbon neutral Valencia is one of 100 European cities aiming to become carbon neutral by 2030. -
Euronews Witness Inside liberated Kherson: Joy gives way to anxiety and hunger Kherson is Ukraine’s hero city: a symbol of the country’s ability to put on a fight. But it is now a shadow of its former self. -
Poland Polish prime minister U-turns on World Cup player bonus amid inflation Mateusz Morawiecki had initially promised the Polish national football team a bonus of around €6 million. -
Focus Fukushima gets ready to discharge treated water into the sea Eleven years after the Fukushima nuclear catastrophe, the region's inhabitants are preparing for a new step. -
No Comment Watch: Flying robots are picking fruit in Israel The robots fly around and pick fruit straight off the trees, depositing them in a bin. An Israeli start-up is replacing farmhands with flying robots who do the picking themselves. -
My Europe Series Ukrainian family separated in EU due to documentation problems A grandmother was allowed to stay with her granddaughter but could not make major decisions for her, because she lacked the paperwork to prove her guardianship. -
Culture news Language learning app Duolingo reveals many learners take up Ukrainian in show of solidarity Language learning app Duolingo Inc have stated that over 1.3 million people took up Ukrainian as a language to learn after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February in a show of solidarity. -
Israel Al Jazeera takes the killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh to the ICC Any person or group can file a complaint to the ICC prosecutor for investigation, but the Hague-based court is not obliged to take them on. Israel said it would not cooperate with any external probe into Abu Akleh's death. -
Home Forget about cables. This new solar tech allows your headphones to charge by themselves The Swedish-invented solar tech allows users to power their devices with any form of light source, outdoor or indoor, natural or artificial. -
No Comment Watch: the first ice festival in Madrid opens The Spanish capital has launched the 2022 Ice Festival - an international competition featuring some of the world’s best ice sculptures. -
Tech News Apple sued by women over 'dangerous' AirTag stalking The plaintiffs called AirTag tracking devices "the weapon of choice of stalkers and abusers". -
Europe News EU and Western Balkans build stronger ties as Russia's war looms large EU and Western Balkans build stronger ties as Russia's war looms large -
Climate Europe’s climate crisis in data: Homes need less heating and more cooling in these countries European land temperatures have increased more than the global average, with big consequences for our energy use at home. -
France Minority communities in France fined more frequently by police - report French police fine people at higher rates in areas with higher minority population, report finds -
Albania Albanian opposition leader attacked during anti-government protest Albania's former president and prime minister was attacked on Tuesday during a protest held near a historic EU summit. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 6th – 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 Christmas decorations light up cities around the world Visitors have until January 1st to admire the US National Christmas. In Poland, the latest trends in Christmas decorations are on display while Santa Claus and his helper take donations of toys and food on the Budapest trolleybus. -
Europe News Russia's war and 'imperialistic dreams' can't pay off, says Estonia's Kaja Kallas In an interview with Euronews, Kaja Kallas replied to the controversial comments made by President Emmanuel Macron of France. -
Turkey Turkish opposition lawmaker hospitalised after brawl in parliament MPs came to blows on Tuesday during a tense debate about next year's budget. -
Israel Shireen Abu Akleh: Al Jazeera asks International Criminal Court to probe journalist's killing The news outlet has accused Israel of specifically targeting its journalists. -
Sweden Swedish man convicted of terror plot to murder political party leader Police found indications that Theodor Engstrom, 33, had plans to murder Centre Party leader Annie Lööf. -
Destinations France bans short haul flights: Get onboard with these spectacular train trips France is best seen from the window of a train. -
Ukraine Fire at Russian airport labelled as 'terrorist' attack by Moscow A fire at an airport in Kursk, Russia is being described as a 'terrorist' attack. It comes a day after similar strikes on two other Russian airbases, which the Kremlin blamed on Kyiv. Meanwhile Ukraine’s President visits troops in Donetsk. -
Ukraine Russian forces launch new wave of strikes on civilian infrastructure Civilian and energy infrastructure was targeted in the regions of Kyiv, Odessa, Vinnytsya, and Zaporizhzhia. A few hours before this wave of missiles, Ukrainian forces likely conducted strikes on Russian strategic airbases. -
Euronews Debates Euronews Debates: How do you respond and reconstruct when disaster strikes? A panel of experts discussed rebuilding after disaster, with the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station accident as a case study. -
Ukraine Cat ceramics bringing joy to children in Ukraine war zone How restarting a pottery studio in Mykolaiv is helping to distract children from hardships in a war zone. -
Destinations Tunisia fully reopens: Here’s why you should visit its pristine beaches and ancient cities This north African country has ancient ruins to rival Rome. -
Cinema Outsider's perspective features strongly in European Film Awards nominations The European Film Awards will be handed out in Reykjavik in December and several nominated films stand out for their outsider's perspective -
Russia Several dead after explosions hit two Russian military airfields Three Russian servicemen were killed and four injured in the incidents in the Ryazan and Saratov regions. Hours later, Russia launched a wave of missiles at targets around Ukraine, although Kyiv says it shot most of them down. -
Travel News Qatar World Cup: There's only one off licence and fans must make an appointment to shop there Fans say alcohol and the World Cup go ‘hand in hand’ - here’s how they’re navigating Qatar’s strict rules. -
United Kingdom Former Spanish king wins appeal in ex-lover’s UK harassment case A London court granted Juan Carlos an appeal in his ex-lover’s lawsuit, by claiming any allegations of harassment prior to his abdication are protected by immunity. -
Health news Blood test could detect Alzheimer’s disease years before symptoms emerge Alzheimer’s disease is typically diagnosed after patients display symptoms of cognitive decline. -
Culture news From museums to book publishing: How Russia's new anti-LGBTQ laws will impact culture Russia's first queer museum closes its door after Putin approves anti-LGBTQ laws -
USA Georgia’s electors head to the polls in last day of US senate vote Georgia voters are set to decide the final US Senate contest of the midterm elections, choosing between the incumbent, Democrat Raphael Warnock and a Republican football legend, Herschel Walker. -
Indonesia Rights activists in Indonesia stage protests as parliament bans sex outside marriage Lawmakers passed a controversial revision of Indonesia's penal code, which also bans the cohabitation of unmarried couples Rights groups slammed the move as a crackdown on civil and political freedoms. -
Tech News Meta slammed for special treatment of VIP Facebook users, including Donald Trump The former US president was on a list of users that had special treatment, alongside Mark Zuckerberg and Brazilian football star Neymar. -
Culture news World Cup football fever spreads among 'real deal' Indian fans in Qatar and beyond Meet the Indian football fans who've travelled from far and wide to show their support for their favourite teams in Doha. -
Nature What is COP15? The UN biodiversity summit aiming to stop humanity's 'war on nature' A new global biodiversity framework is set to be agreed in Canada this fortnight, with proposals such as ‘30 by 30’ negotiated. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria rejects media reports of migrant shooting at Turkish border Allegations have emerged that a Syrian asylum seeker was fired on by Bulgarian border authorities in October. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Drone hits Russia oil depot; Moscow accuses Kyiv of 'nuclear terrorism' at Zaporizhzhia Here is our summary of the latest news from Russia's war in Ukraine. -
Travel News Three tourists died of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in an Airbnb. How can you stay safe? Airbnb urged to require carbon monoxide alarms after three tourists die in Mexico. -
Health news Europe’s medicine shortages: What we know about low drug supplies, from amoxicillin to paracetamol From amoxicillin to paracetamol, some drugs have become harder to find. Supply issues are not new, but the problem has worsened in recent years. -
Switzerland 'Only yes means yes': Swiss parliament votes to expand laws on rape and consent The amendment will now go before Switzerland's Council of States before a referendum can be held. -
Economy Ukraine war: Hungary blocks €18 billion in aid for Kyiv and deepens rift with EU The approval of the €18 billion in financial aid for Ukraine requires unanimity among the 27 member states. -
Europe News Muslim leaders call for calm ahead of Spain, Morocco World Cup football showdown Spanish police said they were preparing for possible celebrations and altercations. It comes after riots in Brussels following the Belgium-Morocco match. -
Austria Austria unveils plans to seize the cars of 'extreme' speeders The move follows similar measures in Switzerland and Italy, which aim to crack down on "boy racers". -
Culture news French artist JR stages art performance in New York to support Iranian women The art performance coincided with news that Iranian authorities have reportedly disbanded their morality police after months of protests. -
Indonesia Indonesia bans sex before marriage for locals and foreign visitors The new code bans both premarital and extramarital sexual relations, with a punishment of up to one year in prison. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 6th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Man who shot Lady Gaga's dog walker sentenced to 21 years in prison The man who shot and wounded Lady Gaga’s dog walker while stealing her French bulldogs last year has taken a plea deal and been sentenced to 21 years in prison -
Afghanistan At least seven killed in bus bomb attack in northern Afghanistan The cause of the explosion is not yet clear, and police are searching for a culprit -
Europe News EU reaches deal to ban products linked to deforestation The agreement covers products including palm oil, cattle, soy, coffee, cocoa, timber and rubber. -
Greece Protests in Greece after police shoot teenager Violent protests broke out in Greece's second-largest city Thessaloniki over the police shooting of a teenager after he allegedly filled his vehicle at a petrol station and drove off without paying. -
Art Morocco's art of Arabic calligraphy rises after Unesco heritage award Calligraphy is considered a particularly inclusive practice in Morocco, and in recent years, it has become increasingly popular among women. -
Ukraine Russia strikes the Zaporizhzhia region of Ukraine Russia launched a barrage of 70 missiles towards Ukraine on Monday, in its latest attack on the country’s infrastructure. According to Kyiv, “most” were intercepted despite Moscow saying it had hit all 17 of its targets. -
Iran Confusion reigns over the morality police and headscarf laws in Iran There is confusion over whether the morality police, who enforce strict Islamic dress codes, have been disbanded. For many women, it's a dream they hope will come true. -
New Zealand Farmers in New Zealand seethe over proposed 'fart tax' The levy hopes to contribute to the goal of being climate neutral by 2050 and reducing methane emissions by 10 per cent by 2030. -
Culture news Kirstie Alley, Emmy-winning ‘Cheers’ star, dies at 71 The two-time Emmy winner was recently diagnosed with cancer according to her family. -
Culture news Classic British motorcycle brands on the big comeback Sales of UK Muscle bikes with new technology are soaring as more people follow their hearts desires to experience the thrills of two wheels. And perhaps to beat traffic. -
France France ponders return to masks on public transport France ponders return to masks on public transport. French Health Minister says it's time to return to protective measures as winter sets in. New cases of flu, COVID-19 and bronchitis are putting the health service under strain. -
Earth News Biodiversity is spectacularly ignored: Why COP15 is a crucial moment for nature Craig Bennett and Clare Shine share why COP15 could be a defining moment for the protection of nature. -
China Beijing embraces 'life again' as COVID-19 lockdown is eased Following major protests last month, residents of the Chinese capital will no longer need to show negative COVID-19 tests to enter a variety of public spaces, including supermarkets, offices, the subway and the city’s international airport. -
Culture news The Royal Mint releases new collectable coin to celebrate 60 years of The Rolling Stones You can't always get what you want, but you might get what you need if you love to collect coins as Britain's Royal Mint has decided to mark the 60th anniversary of The Rolling Stones, one of the world's most famous rock n'roll bands. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 6th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Spain Spanish police dismantle gang smuggling drugs disguised as Ukraine aid The group had allegedly "pretended to be part of a solidarity convoy" in order to avoid police and border controls. -
Culture news CULTURE RE-VIEW: James Joyce's “Ulysses” is ruled not obscene On 6 December 1933, federal judge John M. Woolsey ruled that Ulysses by James Joyce was not obscene. -
Italy Italy ageing faster than EU peers as population falls below 59 million Italy’s population has shrunk by 1.36 million since 2014, and could fall to 47.7 million by 2070. -
Qatar World Cup 2022: Morocco beats Spain becoming first ever Arab team to reach quarter finals "Its a moment of history," one Morrocan fan told Euronews. -
Culture news BEST OF CULTURE 2022: Day 6 - Lee Fields - ‘Sentimental Fool’ Our Cultural Advent Calendar continues with our penultimate day of our top music picks of 2022. Today: ‘Sentimental Fool’ by Lee Fields. -
Europe News EU accession to be at centre of summit with Western Balkans Tuesday's gathering in Tirana will be the first time such a summit is taking place in a Western Balkan country.