9 November 2023 | Euronews
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Iceland’s women just went on strike. How is the rest of Europe doing on the gender pay gap? Iceland's prime minister joined women striking recently for better pay. But the country's gender pay gap is narrower than elsewhere in Europe. -
Lifestyle Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève: Audemars Piguet wins prestigious Aiguille d’Or prize The Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève award ceremony is the pinnacle of the Swiss watch industry calendar, where the crème de la crème of watchmakers presents their best timepieces. -
Portugal Portugal's president dissolves parliament and calls an early election after prime minister quit Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa said Thursday that he was dissolving the nation’s parliament and calling an early election, the announcement coming two days after Prime Minister António Costa resigned with his government tainted by a corruption scandal. -
Euronews Witness Israel Hamas War: The point of no return? Our Senior International Reporter Valérie Gauriat travelled to Israel and the West Bank to hear from members of the Israeli and Palestinian communities which are more divided than ever by the unprecedented conflict. -
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Tech News Can the EU and its allies cooperate with China on AI safety standards? Euronews asked stakeholders at its International AI Summit in Brussels on Wednesday if Beijing can be trusted when it comes to artificial intelligence. -
Spotlight 'The enemy is false information': World leaders and businesses take on cybersecurity in Riyadh At this year's Global Cybersecurity Forum in Riyadh, collaboration between world leaders and businesses was a universal talking point in a call to action against impending cyber threats. -
Ukraine Ukraine truckers stuck as Polish transport companies block border crossings Kyiv said on Thursday queues were growing at its border with Poland, where Polish truckers blocked crossings for a fourth day over what they see as unfair competition from Ukrainian firms. -
Football Now Europe's top five leagues: The season so far There are plenty of talking points from all five of Europe's top leagues. -
World News German Chancellor pledges to protect Germany's Jews in the rise of anti-Semitism The German Chancellor has pledged to protect Germany's Jews, in the face of rising anti-Semitism since the start, of the Israel-Hamas war. -
Destinations From cool coastlines to Champagne at Cheltenham, here’s how to enjoy Britain in 2024 Visitors to Britain rarely have enough time to take in all its best bits. If they do manage to tour a palace, take afternoon tea, enjoy an ancient monument and whizz around even two of London’s museums, they’re doing well. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 9th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Forever chemicals: New report claims PFAS are sprayed onto fields and food in pesticides A new report exposes the ‘urgent’ threat of forever chemicals in pesticides, as it calls for tighter EU regulation. -
Travel News Russian private jet owners switch Italy and Germany for Turkey and Kazakhstan as sanctions bite Russian private jet owners are switching the French Riviera and the Seychelles for Dubai and Turkey. -
Vatican Pope Francis authorises Catholic church to baptise trans people The children of gay couples will also be baptised, with trans people permitted to serve as godparents and wedding witnesses. -
Europe News EU ministers make progress on new fiscal rules while they wait for Franco-German compromise Economic and finance ministers of the European Union made on Thursday significant progress on the reform of the bloc's fiscal rules. But the final push depends on a Franco-German compromise. -
Focus Innovative startups, new technologies driving agriculture change in Poland The Podlaskie region of northeastern Poland is best known for its natural beauty, dairy farming, and vast expanse of forest including Europe’s last ancient forest. It is also growing an innovative agriculture, food and health technology sector. -
Economy Faced with recession, Germany unveils costly new plan to cut electricity prices The scheme is set to run for around five years and will likely cost up to €12 billion in its first year. -
Spain Former conservative Catalan politician shot in the face on Madrid street The former leader of Spain's Popular Party in the Catalan region has been hospitalised after being shot on Thursday. -
Georgia Celebrations in Tbilisi as Georgia takes first step towards EU membership Crowds celebrated outside the president's palace in Georgia's capital as Tbilisi took another step towards EU membership. -
Business Better than expected results in Disney's latest earnings report The 100-year-old company is promising to deliver - Disney has just released its latest earnings report. -
Nutrition Diet rich in fish and antioxidants could improve lung disease patients’ quality of life Researchers analysed different studies on which diet and vitamins could help reduce the symptoms of lung disease patients. -
Culture news GTA 6 trailer announced: Everything we know so far about highly anticipated video game The excruciating ten-year wait for devoted Grand Theft Auto fans is finally nearing its end after Rockstar Games have announced the first trailer for GTA 6 will be landing next month. -
France France promises €100 million aid for Palestinians as Macron calls for humanitarian pause in fighting Macron also praised aid initiatives from Jordan, the UAE and Cyprus in his call for more assistance for Gaza. -
Markets Wizz Air shares plunge 8% on weaker earnings outlook Low-cost airline Wizz Air has reduced its projections to the range of €350–€400 million, in an announcement that sent its share price down 8%. -
United Kingdom 'Hate marchers': UK's interior minister claims police favour pro-Palestinian demonstrators Home Secretary Suella Braverman accused the police of acting more leniently toward pro-Palestinian demonstrators and Black Lives Matter supporters than to right-wing protesters or soccer hooligans. -
Business Gambling giant Flutter warns of lower-than-expected profits Flutter has adjusted its full-year earnings expectations downwards, as “customer-friendly sports” such as the football World Cup cut into profit margins. -
Work Euronews Debate: Bridging the digital divide - empowering European SMEs to thrive When it comes to European SMEs, what challenges and benefits can digital tools bring? -
Belgium 'Crimes are being committed': Belgium deputy PM Petra De Sutter calls for sanctions against Israel “Israel’s bombing increases the Palestinians’ total hopelessness," said Petra De Sutter. "Without a real solution, the violence will continue to repeat itself." -
Spain Explained: Why violence hit Madrid's streets ahead of historic Catalan deal As Spain's Socialists have just signed a pact with the pro-independence Catalan party, we explain why the deal has sparked violent protests on the streets of Madrid. -
Europe News Moldova to crack down on Russia-backed oligarchs in push for EU accession: foreign minister Moldova will limit the "toxic influence" of Russia-backed oligarchs who use hybrid warfare to undermine the country’s democracy in its push for EU membership, foreign minister Nicu Popescu has told Euronews. -
Art Picasso painting sells for €130 million and breaks 2023 art auction record 'Femme à la montre' sold for €130 million and is the second most expensive painting ever sold by Picasso. -
Business EU Court touts re-run of Apple’s €13 billion Irish tax dispute A legal opinion offers support for the European Commission’s crusade against alleged multinational tax-dodging -
Culture news Take 5! Lainey Wilson wins big at Country Music Awards 2023 Superstar singer Lainey Wilson stole the show at the 2023 CMAs, winning five awards, including Entertainer of the Year and Album of the Year, while Tracy Chapman became the first Black composer to win an honour for writing 'Fast Car', a song remade by Luke Combs 35-years after its original release. -
Europe News Spain’s socialists reach controversial deal with Catalan separatists for government backing Spain’s socialist party (PSOE) has struck a deal with Catalan separatist party Junts per Catalunya that could pave the way for acting prime minister Pedro Sánchez to form a coalition government as early as next week. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 9th – 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 Rare Titanic first-class menu up for auction could fetch up to €80,000 Various items from the RMS Titanic will soon be up for auction - 111 years after the ship sank. -
Kosovo Kosovo to set up institute to document 'Serbian war crimes' The decision comes days after the European Union’s envoy for the western Balkans paid a surprise visit to Kosovo. -
Turkey Brain drain casts a dark shadow over Turkey's future Sky-high inflation and currency collapse have hit the economy hard, while Erdogan has eroded rights and freedoms. -
Earth News Shell is suing Greenpeace for €2 million after activists boarded oil vessel near Canary Islands The environmental group says it is 'one of the biggest legal threats' in history against its ability to campaign. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Counteroffensive on track, Russia using Ukrainian prisoners, anti-war activist jailed All the latest development from the war in Ukraine. -
Europe News Families of Hamas hostages call for help from European Parliament Relatives of Israelis kidnapped by Hamas militants more than a month ago came to the European Parliament on Wednesday to call for help. -
Work AI could solve the labour shortage crisis but executives are wary over privacy, new survey finds AI will transform workforces, strengthen competition and affect bottom lines in the coming months and not years, according to a survey of 500 C-level executives in the US and UK. -
Culture news Hollywood actors’ strike ends as SAG-AFTRA and studios reach tentative deal The Hollywood actors union has reached a tentative deal to give its members bigger residuals, bigger repeat fees and crucially, a bigger say in the use of AI technology. -
Gaza White House says Israel agrees to four-hour daily pauses in Gaza fighting to allow civilians to flee The latest developments from the Israel Hamas war. -
Destinations Wild Atlantic Way: There’s no better way to explore Ireland than via its spectacular coastal roads One of the world’s most legendary road trips takes you to the wild heart of the Emerald Isle. -
Earth News Portugal sets 'important' new renewable energy record as production outstrips demand Portugal produced more renewable energy than its electricity needs for the longest period ever this week. -
Culture news Homer's growth: 'The Simpsons' gets rid of one of the show’s most famous recurring gags “Times have changed.” And so has Homer Simpson. The father of television's most famous cartoon family has evolved into a caring, sharing renaissance man and will no longer strangle his son, Bart. Euronews Culture gets to grips with the story. -
Art Poo Done It? Four men charged in theft of satirical golden toilet at Churchill's birthplace The four golden toilet-thieving suspects will appear at Oxford Magistrates’ Court on 28 November. -
Culture news Identity of mystery man featured in Led Zeppelin's IV album cover finally revealed Previously believed to be a painting, the cover art for Led Zepellin's IV album is actually a photograph of a Victorian thatcher taken in the English countryside in 1892. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: How Rolling Stone magazine changed music 9 November 1967: The first issue of Rolling Stone magazine is published. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 9th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Greece Grove robbers target 'liquid gold' as olive oil prices triple globally Criminals across the Mediterranean region are stealing olives and branches and even cutting down trees to lay their hands on the fruit that has tripled in price since 2019. Some of the trees have stood for more than a hundred years. -
Business Fortune 500 Europe: Which company is the biggest on the continent? Energy companies are sitting on top of the newly published Fortune 500 Europe list.