12 November 2023 | Euronews
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Hungary Budapest prepares for its 150th birthday with major clean-up campaign Budapest's mayor, Gergely Karácsony, has rallied the city's residents to help make the Hungarian capital clean for its 150th birthday celebration. -
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Portugal Portuguese prosecutors reportedly mistranscribed wiretaps that implicated PM in corruption scandal Socialist Costa who has led Portugal since 2015 stepped down on Tuesday after a corruption investigation appeared to implicate his chief of staff and one of his ministers. -
Spain Spain: Thousands of demonstrators rally against Sánchez’s amnesty proposal The conservative PP and far-right Vox party claim the amnesty measure goes against the principles of equality, territorial unity and the separation of powers. -
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France More than 180,000 people march across France against soaring antisemitism amid Israel-Hamas war The demonstrations also attracted politicians - even Marine Le Pen - but there was one notable absence: President Emmanuel Macron. -
France Three people injured at pro-Palestinian conference in southwestern France Police and emergency vehicles were called to Lyon's medieval quarter on Saturday night, after ultra-right-wing activists tried to force their way into a conference on Palestine, according to the prefecture and witnesses. -
United Kingdom Britain’s King Charles leads national tribute to fallen soldiers The event in London featured a two-minute silence to commemorate the dead and came a day after some 300,000 people took to the streets of the capital for a pro-Palestine march. -
Spain Santiago de Compostela sees record numbers of pilgrims in 2023 With fifty days of the year remaining, pilgrim numbers look set to smash the previous record of 438,300 annual visitors. -
World News Europe's socialist leaders meet in Spain The meeting came as the socialist Prime Ministers of both Spain and Portugal faced significant political challenges. -
Space New satellite will track C02 emissions from worst polluters from space for the first time The satellite launched by a Canadian company will be able to detect carbon emissions from sites like coal plants from space for the first time. -
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Gaza Israel Hamas war: Pictures of the week A selection of some of the most impactful pictures as the Israel-Hamas conflict continues. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia ramps up attacks on key cities in eastern Ukraine The latest developments from the Ukraine war. -
Gaza Israel-Hamas war: Heavy fighting rages near main Gaza hospital with people trapped inside The latest developments from the Israel-Hamas war. -
No Comment WATCH: Tens of thousands march in London in support of Palestinian people Organisers of the pro-Palestinian march say they had taken steps to ensure it didn't conflict with Armistice Day events. -
Destinations Ancient monuments, world class chefs and an arts scene to rival Paris: Welcome to AlUla With airport expansion plans and new attractions, the ancient city of AlUla could soon be the arts and culture hub of Saudi Arabia. -
Food and Drink 'We are seriously French and totally the future': The Michelin Star chef turning fine dining vegan After abruptly giving up meat in 2016, Alexis Gauthier began a mission to reinvent restaurant philosophy and infuse French gastronomy with cruelty-free food. -
USA Pope Francis fires conservative critic from post as Texas bishop Strickland, 65, has emerged as a leading critic of Francis, accusing him in a tweet earlier this year of “undermining the deposit of faith.” -
Ecotech Could ‘wind trees’ with micro turbines be a solution to green energy in tight urban spaces? This nature-inspired ‘wind tree’ can produce renewable energy in urban environments. -
Markets China’s slow recovery may hit European markets harder than expected With China continuing to see disappointing economic data, European markets may suffer as Chinese exports and investments fall. -
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Poland Poland marks 105 years since regaining independence after World War I The Independence Day holiday celebrates the restoration of Poland’s national sovereignty in 1918, at the end of World War I and after 123 years of rule by Prussia, Austria and Russia. -
Business Work fatalities: Where does it happen the most in Europe? Some 3,347 workplace fatalities were recorded across the EU in 2021, according to data from Eurostat, with Latvia and Lithuania logging the highest fatal accident rates.