8 November 2023 | Euronews
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Tech News EU risks going too far, too soon on AI regulation, says Irish trade minister Euronews hosted an international AI summit on Wednesday in Brussels to debate how the EU is going to move forward on regulating artificial intelligence. -
Russia The Kremlin fuelled antisemitism at home. Then it blew up Vladimir Putin had been instigating antisemitism in Russia long before the lynch mob stormed the airport in Dagestan’s capital Makhachkala, Aleksandar Đokić writes. -
Israel Exodus on foot - Palestinians flee as Israeli forces close in on Gaza City The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said on Wednesday that about 15,000 people fled on Tuesday, compared to 5,000 on Monday and 2,000 on Sunday. -
Destinations Where are the best places to ski in Europe? 13 wild destinations that aren’t the Alps From Albania to Poland, Europe has an abundance of wild and remote ski destinations to explore. -
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Europe News Cate Blanchett urges the EU to 'put humanity back at the centre and the heart' of asylum policy "We need to come together to put people, to put our humanity back at the centre and the heart of asylum" policy, Cate Blanchett told lawmakers in an impassioned speech before the European Parliament. -
Europe News Brussels tries to keep Western Balkan dreams alive in EU enlargement review Western Balkan leaders' eyes were all on Brussels on Wednesday as the European Commission unveiled its annual assessment of candidate countries’ bids to become members of the European Union. -
Mobility New legislation puts self-driving cars one step closer to taking to the roads in the UK UK prime minister Rishi Sunak’s government signaled its intention to introduce new legislation to develop and regulate the sector. -
Ukraine Ukraine War: Russian sources claim Ukrainian forces continue larger-than-usual ground operations The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to be a source of global concern, with recent events indicating shifts in the dynamics on both sides. -
Israel Israel closes in on Hamas tunnels In Gaza City Sasha Vakulina explains the latest developments in the ground offensive. -
Culture news A complete works of Shakespeare goes on display in London The collected works were printed and published by two fellow actors and friends of William Shakespeare in 1623. -
Destinations Beyond Reykjavik: How to ditch the capital and explore Iceland like a local From dancing green lights to the ‘Pompeii of the north’, Iceland’s islands are home to amazing scenery and wildlife. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 8th – 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 Watch: Palestinians search for survivors and bodies after Israeli bombardment in Gaza Residents search for survivors and the bodies of victims in the rubble of a building that was hit by an Israeli strike in the Al Zana neighbourhood in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip. -
wellbeing This European country is the worst in the world for binge drinking, according to a new report Romania and the UK were named as the next worst offenders in the developed world in the OECD’s list of the worst heavy episodic drinkers. -
Markets France’s Credit Agricole sees 13% revenue growth in Q3 Credit Agricole has announced a 13% growth in revenues this quarter compared to last year, but it now has allegations of money laundering to contend with. -
Business German inflation at lowest level in two years Germany’s Federal Statistical Office has published inflation figures for September, which come in at +3.8% compared with the same month last year. -
Russia Russia and China not building 'Cold War-style' alliance, claims Putin Russia's defence minister said earlier the two were not creating a "military bloc" - unlike "certain aggressive Western countries". -
Gaza Starved by Israel's blockade, Gaza's displaced children go hungry Euronews correspondent in Gaza, Nebal Hajjoo, spoke to families living hand to mouth, not knowing if they'll be able to buy bread. -
Nature ‘Brink of extinction’: European wildcats avoided mixing with domestic cats for 2,000 years New archaeological and genetic evidence could transform what we know about the history of cats in Europe. -
Travel News Chilean glacier popular with adventure travellers closed to hikers after huge ice chunk falls off Local guides says the closure of Patagonia's Exploradores glacier is an 'economic and emotional blow'. -
Notes From The Usa Phoenix's cultural history reveals its rich musical identity Find out how the local landscape and indigenous communities have shaped Phoenix's musical identity. -
Markets German bank Commerzbank beats expectations in Q3 results German lender Commerzbank saw its net profit after tax triple compared to last year thanks to its strategic roadmap. -
Business EU economy roundup: Tourism steadily climbs but business trips struggle New economic data from the EU’s statistical office shows that retail trade and service production numbers were down in September, and while tourism recovered strongly in 2022, some post-COVID struggles remain. -
Croatia Croatia recalls Coca-Cola drinks following cases of poisonings Victims of the allegedly tainted drinks include a 19-year-old who was hospitalised with damage to the digestive tract. -
Focus Uzbekistan's ice hockey renaissance inspires a new generation of stars Uzbekistan's young ice hockey stars chase their dreams as the sport enjoys a surge in popularity. -
Europe News Turkey's EU membership: Here's what the new Commission's report says The European Commission's latest report on Turkey's accession to the EU expresses concerns over democratic backsliding, the continued militarisation of Northern Cyprus and pro-Hamas rhetoric. -
Culture news How has 'Five Nights at Freddy's’ become the highest-grossing horror film of 2023? Blumhouse has released two of 2023's worst movies... But how has the most recent dud become a box office smash hit? -
No Comment Watch: Palestinians flee Gaza City towards the southern part of the Strip Palestinians flee Gaza City towards the southern part of the Strip, amid the ongoing battles between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas. -
Markets Oil prices drop on poor economic data from China Crude oil prices have dropped to their lowest since late July, on the back of weak economic data from China and slowing global demand. -
France Is France serious about hosting a Winter Olympics on the Mediterranean coast? The French National Olympic and Sports Committee has caused bemusement with their decision to put forward the famously sunny city of Nice as a potential host of the 2030 Winter Games. -
No Comment Watch: Hundreds of families gather to host vigil for Gaza hostages Hundreds of family members of hostages held in Gaza joined supporters outside the Western Wall in Jerusalem on Tuesday to call for the release of their loved ones. -
Health news Respiratory deaths more likely in summer than winter, study finds A Spanish research team has found a correlation between high ambient temperatures and the number of patient deaths during the summer months compared to winter. -
World News What will become of Gaza's children? According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), an average of 420 children are killed or injured in the Gaza Strip every day. But what happens to the children who survive this war? -
Business EU seeks to make 10-second bank payments a reality A legal deal struck late Tuesday could put an end to long waits to transfer money across borders -
No Comment Watch: thousands of right wing marchers protest outside acting Prime Minister's Madrid office The protestors are furious that acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez wants to grant an amnesty to pro-independence campaigners from Catalonia. -
Health news Parkinson’s patient walks unassisted for first time in years, thanks to spinal electrodes The “game-changing technology” could help restore movement in people with advanced forms of the disease according to Parkinson’s researchers. -
Economy Tax transparency in Finland: Find out how much everybody earns Authorities in the Nordic nation have opened up the books on taxable income for everyone in the country as part of an annual event. -
Earth News Who won the Earthshot Prize? Prince William celebrates 5 inspiring solutions to environmental perils These inspiring innovations tackle deforestation, crop waste, carbon emissions, overfishing and EV lithium battery recycling. -
Health news 'Failure of the system': Calls for more testing amid rise in infant syphilis cases in the US The CDC said "increasing rates of syphilis among babies reflect a failure of the US health system". -
Culture news Filmmaker sends portrait of Shakespeare into space as part of Folio 400 anniversary With help from a team of engineers, filmmaker Jack Jewers sent a portrait of Shakespeare into the depths of outer space as part of the Folio 400 anniversary. -
Culture news Former film director Jean-Baptiste Andrea wins Goncourt Prize, France's top literary award Jean-Baptiste Andrea joins an illustrious list of Goncourt Prize winners including Michel Houellebecq, Marcel Proust, and Simone de Beauvoir -
Culture news Luis Mateo Díez wins 2023 Cervantes prize - Spain's most prestigious literary award Luis Mateo Díez has been awarded the 2023 Cervantes prize, Spain’s most prestigious literary award. -
Business Renault and Nissan get green light to launch new alliance Car makers Renault Group and Nissan have launched a new form of their alliance, after regulatory authorities gave them the go ahead. -
Europe News EU accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova should start, Brussels says European Union leaders should allow formal talks on Ukraine and Moldova’s accession to the bloc to start once both countries have finalised the necessary reforms, the European Commission has said. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 8th – 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 Nintendo announces a live-action film based on its hit video game 'The Legend of Zelda' Will the upcoming Zelda film break the big screen video game curse? -
USA Abortion rights yield gains for Democrats in off-year elections - but 2024 still hangs in balance The off-year elections have major implications and provide a snapshot of American politics heading into 2024. But two big names — Joe Biden and Donald Trump — weren't on the ballot this time. How Americans view them will be a huge factor in shaping next year's race. -
France France’s Marine Le Pen calls on her supporters to march against anti-Semitism Is Marine Le Pen's attempt to appeal to Jewish voters a cynical ploy or an attempt to re-frame the controversial far-right party in modern politics? -
Ukraine Kyiv behind car bomb assassination, EU accession talks should start, G7 vows to keep supporting Kyiv The latest developments from the Ukraine war. -
Space Controversial 'alien' bodies return to Mexico's congress as 'expert' testifies again on discovery José Jaime Maussan caused a stir in September when he unveiled what he claimed were the 1,000-year-old fossils of "non-human beings" found in Peru. -
Earth News Germany, Norway, the UK: Governments plan more fossil fuel production despite climate pledges Governments plan to increase oil and gas production until at least 2050, UN-backed study reveals. -
Culture news Patrick Dempsey officially named Sexiest Man Alive by People magazine Chris Evans, last year's sexy crown wearer, passes the fittie baton... -
Health news 'Ebola-like' bleeding virus found for the first time in ticks in France. Here’s what we know Authorities said that Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever (CCHF) was detected for the first time in southern France this month. Here's what we know. -
Tech News Europe's top experts discuss future of AI in Brussels The one-day International Artificial Intelligence Summit in the heart of the EU sought to find answers to many of the questions around global AI regulatory cooperation, and what it will mean in practice. -
Mobility Riding the rails: Which country travels the most by train in Europe? Rail travel is helping the EU to reach climate and energy-saving targets - but which country has the most railways and who takes the train most often? -
Gaza 'War crimes' in Gaza and Israel, Palestinian death toll climbs, Blinken opposes Israeli reoccupation The latest developments from the Israel Hamas war. -
Economy IMF: Middle East conflict could drive up inflation in Europe The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that the conflict in the Middle East between Hamas and Israel could drive up inflation as central banks continue the battle to bring it down. -
Unlimited International Data - Explore Europe without roaming fees While travel preferences may vary, however, one common thread that unites all travellers is the necessity for uninterrupted data connectivity. -
The Valencian Community: an active tourism paradise for everyone The Valencian Community is an ideal setting in which to enjoy the natural environment; its richness and variety of landscapes provide nature lovers and those who enjoy an active life with days filled with adventure and fun. -
Destinations Formula 1, NFL and a world-class hockey team: Is Las Vegas the new sporting centre of the world? With its first Formula 1 street race kicking off this month and a Super Bowl on the horizon, Las Vegas is rebranding itself as more than a gambling and pop concert destination, but a sporting hub for global fans. -
Culture news Take a behind the scenes look at the 'Stranger Things' stage show, debuting in London this month More details about the upcoming West End prequel to "Stranger Things" have emerged with the release of a behind the scenes featurette about the stage production starting in London on 17 Nov. -
Art Take a look at these mesmerising winners of the Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize 2023 The exhibition of these award-winning photographs will run from 9 November 2023 to 25 February 2024 at the National Portrait Gallery in London. -
Business Working for nothing: How unpaid labour shapes women’s professional lives The disproportionate share of unpaid work that women do is having an impact on their careers. How do different European countries compare in the imbalance of unpaid work? -
Climate Will 2023 be the hottest year yet? Climate scientists are ‘virtually certain’ after October record After four months of global records being "obliterated", temperatures in October have left climate scientists nearly certain that 2023 will be the hottest on record. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: How HBO changed the game for television 8 November 1972: HBO launches. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 8th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News October smashes temperature records, putting 2023 on track for hottest year ever recorded After the cumulative warming of these past several months, it’s virtually guaranteed that 2023 will be the hottest year on record, according to Copernicus.