13 November 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment WATCH: Palestinians rely on traditional clay ovens to cook food In the rural area of Al-Zawayda in the central Gaza Strip, where people have found refuge from the border areas, displaced women use mud ovens to bake bread amid electricity and gas shortages. -
No Comment WATCH: Fishing boats burn after strike hits central Gaza beach As of last Friday, more than 11,000 Palestinians, two-thirds of them women and minors, have been killed since the war began, according to the Health Ministry in Gaza. -
Health news In France, shared accommodation is helping to 'stimulate' Alzheimer's patients In France, people with Alzheimer's are trying out shared living in a home with dedicated help, providing them with security and stimulation. -
Travel News New Eurostar rivals could increase services and cut costs for travellers Virgin's Richard Branson will reportedly be the next to challenge Eurostar's 30-year monopoly on cross-Channel trains. -
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Nature How are green corridors saving one of Brazil’s most endangered species from deforestation? Rampant deforestation in Brazil has devastated the only place in the world where golden lion tamarins can be found. -
Destinations White dunes, blue lagoons and rare wildlife: A guide to the best of Brazil’s natural wonders Brazil is bursting with spectacular national parks and jaw-dropping landscapes which are home to some of the world’s rarest and most endangered species. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 13th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Scenes Meet India’s superhero saving ponds from stagnation "Our purpose is not only to fill the pond with water but also to promote biodiversity." -
Ecotech 'Float-ovoltaics': How floating solar panels in reservoirs could revolutionise global power Covering reservoirs with floating solar could produce three times as much energy as the EU currently does, a study has found. -
Economy Biden-Xi meeting: What to expect from the two economic superpowers The US President and his Chinese counterpart are meeting after one year to curb tensions between the world's two most powerful economies. -
Economy Portugal: Central bank governor’s impartiality under scrutiny Portugal’s opposition has called into question the impartiality of central bank governor Mário Centeno, following claims he could have been a candidate to become prime minister after António Costa resigned amid a corruption scandal. -
Culture news It’s already (musical) Christmas: Mariah Carey and Wham! classics make earliest entry into charts Mariah Carey and Wham! have set a new record for the earliest chart appearance of a Christmas song. -
No Comment WATCH: Women create human chain in Tel Aviv and call for the release of those kidnapped by Hamas Hundreds of women holding pictures of the nearly 240 hostages kidnapped by Hamas in the 7 October rampage that triggered the war, created a human chain in Tel Aviv on Sunday. -
Destinations Want to experience India like a local? Try these traditional experiences in Kerala Want to explore India responsibly and boost the local community? In Kerala, you can do both while experiencing a unique culture and landscape. -
Earth News France is one of the world’s richest countries. Why are its territories facing water shortages? Taps flow just one day out of three in this French territory. -
Food and Drink Bubbly bandits: French police recover €600,000 of stolen champagne in high-speed chase The thieves stole two champagne-filled lorries from a Reims-based company, triggering a high-speed pursuit on the A4 motorway towards Paris. -
Tech News Starship 2.0: SpaceX's ambitious reusable rocket will face critical test for 2nd launch attempt SpaceX's ambitious reusable rocket will face another critical test on November 17 when the Elon Musk-owned company will attempt a second launch. -
Europe News EU condemns Hamas for using people as human shields, but urges 'maximum restraint' from Israel The European Union has condemned Hamas for using hospitals and civilians in them as shields, while at the same time urging Israel to show maximum restraint. -
Markets US and Indonesia in talks over EV mineral alliance Indonesia and US have launched talks around a potentially critical EV minerals deal, which could focus mainly on nickel. -
United Kingdom Indi Gregory has died in the UK after a legal battle over her life support Indi Gregory suffered from a rare genetic condition, and a legal battle involving her parents, British health officials and the Italian government -
No Comment WATCH: Barcelona lights up Sagrada Familia's new towers The towers will be the basilica's third highest once the site is completed. Only the Tower of Jesus Christ, designed by famous Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi to be the building's summit, remains unfinished. -
Explore What to see in Baku: The capital where ancient and modern collide Baku is the perfect example of Azerbaijan’s mixture of traditions and modernity. You can get lost in the narrow streets of the old town, learn more about carpet weaving or be mesmerised by the futuristic architecture of the modern city. -
World News Spain's Parliament to vote on Prime Minister Sánchez's re-election Spain's Socialist Party has struck a deal with a fringe Catalan separatist party to grant an amnesty for people involved in the region's failed secession bid, sparking a protest outside the party's headquarters. -
World News Rescuers dig to reach 40 workers trapped in collapsed road tunnel in north India Rescuers were digging through dirt and parts of a collapsed road tunnel on Monday to reach 40 workers trapped by a landslide at a construction project in northern India. -
France Thousands of Ukrainian soldiers undergo French military training before being sent to the front Ukraine’s allies are continuing apace with combat-training programs that have prepared many tens of thousands of Ukrainians for battle on the front lines against Russia. -
Markets Markets’ week ahead: Dubai Airshow kicks off, aerospace stocks rejoice The Dubai Airshow launched on Monday, with investors anticipating billions of dollars worth of new orders, pulling up aerospace stocks. -
Culture news New categories, snubs, and Barbie? Breaking down the 2024 Grammy nominations In a year with female artists at the forefront, SZA leads the 2024 Grammy Awards with a whopping nine nominations. -
Europe News European Parliament to debate Spain's amnesty deal next week over rule of law fears The European Parliament will hold a debate next week on the controversial amnesty deal struck between the Spanish socialists and Catalan separatists to make Pedro Sánchez prime minister. -
France More than 200 migrants rescued trying to cross Channel from France to England The Pas-de-Calais region where many small boats depart from, has been experiencing severe weather for the past ten days, causing very high flood levels. -
No Comment WATCH: A riverside city in northeast China transforms into winter wonderland The city of Jilin in northeast China welcomes its first frost, turning into a winter wonderland. -
Tech News AI, start-ups and sustainability: What to expect from Web Summit 2023 Despite some tech titans withdrawing from the event due to Web Summit’s ex-CEO’s controversial Israel-Hamas comments, start-ups are set to take centre stage. -
Design Barcelona's Sagrada Familia illuminated in spectacular light show as construction nears completion Barcelona's iconic Sagrada Familia basilica celebrates a significant milestone with a dazzling light show marking the completion of the newest towers and a step closer to completion 141 years after construction started. -
Economy ECB: Eurozone inflation could pick up, growth will remain weak Inflation could pick up temporarily while eurozone economic growth will remain weak in the near term, said European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos. -
Poland Poland's parliament convenes as two opposing camps claim victory in its national elections The Polish parliament is holding its first meeting since the country's October elections, as two opposing camps are claiming victory and aspiring to form the government. -
Culture news Iconic Michael Jackson jacket sells for €286,000 at auction Jackson's jacket, music memorabilia, and Amy Winehouse's hairpiece... Here's how much was spent at the Propstore London auction. -
Business EDF and France agree on 70 euros/MWh in electricity price deal, says source State energy group EDF and the French government have agreed on €70 per megawatt hour as a reference level for future prices of nuclear power, a source close to the government said on Monday. -
Earth News COP28: EU pledges 'substantial' financial contribution to climate damage fund The European Union will make a “substantial” contribution to a new international fund for climate damages, the Commission announced today. -
Culture news Meh-vel: ‘The Marvels’ tallies worst opening weekend in MCU history - What now for Marvel? Disney's most reliable brand, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), has seen better days. 2023 has been one of its worst years, and something’s gotta give, espcially after 'The Marvels’, which shows that a turning point has well and truly been reached. -
Business Can French green banks really play a role against climate change? Green neobanks, a new model of online banks, are targeting an eco-friendly clientele to weigh in on the fight against climate change. Can they really make a difference? -
Earth News ‘No climate justice on occupied land’: Man grabs Greta Thunberg’s mic over pro-Palestinian chants Various climate groups have marched in solidarity with Palestine - though some are divided on how to address the conflict. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 13th – 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 Shake it up: Classes on celebrities like Taylor Swift are engaging a new generation of law students Courses on A-list celebrities are captivating undergraduate and graduate students across the US and Europe. -
Europe Decoded Race to host EU’s money-laundering watchdog hots up Heft, geopolitics and money-laundering prowess are all coming into play as cities from Madrid to Vilnius jostle for a new agency -
United Kingdom Braverman out, ex-PM David Cameron back in, as Rishi Sunak shuffles his cabinet Opposition parties had accused Braverman of emboldening far-right groups with her comments about pro-Palestinian protests. -
Moments Mount Etna eruption: Is Sicily still safe to visit when the volcano is active? Here’s what you need to know about Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano, and how it affects travel and tourism. -
Israel Hundreds volunteer at Tel Aviv cooking school turned humanitarian hub for displaced In the aftermath of Hamas' brutal 7 October attack on Israel, a cooking school near Tel Aviv has taken on a new role as a humanitarian hub for the hundreds displaced. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Ukrainian forces train in France, as Germany doubles its military aid The latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Art 'The artwork is not guilty': Swiss museum unveils controversial Nazi era collection A prestigious Swiss institution is attempting to navigate the troubled waters of displaying an art collection with questionable origins dating back to World War II and Nazi looted art. -
USA Protesters gather in San Fransisco as Biden and Xi are set to meet on sidelines of APEC summit Police have gathered in San Francisco as this week's APEC summit gets underway, and US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set to meet face-to-face. -
France Emmanuel Macron to meet France's religious leaders after calls for national unity The meeting comes after more than 100,000 people took to the streets of Paris on Sunday to protest against rising antisemitism. -
World News Mediterranean helicopter crash kills five US military personnel The military says the incident happened during a training mission, and that search and rescue efforts began immediately. -
Destinations Untouched waters: The Saudi Arabian destination promising scuba fans unparalleled diving Saudi Arabia’s 28,000 square kilometre development on the Red Sea coast is focused on two destinations: Red Sea Global and Amaala. The project will bring a plethora of luxury hotels, dining and outdoor experiences to visitors - all with a sustainable attitude. -
Gaza Israel-Hamas war: Fighting outside Gaza hospital, aid supplies, hospital attacked, football loss The latest updates from the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. -
Iceland Iceland volcano warning: Evacuated residents allowed home for five minutes, aviation alert raised The evacuation comes after the region was shaken by hundreds of small earthquakes every day for more than two weeks as scientists monitor a buildup of magma some 5 kilometres underground. -
Netherlands Everything you need to know about the Dutch general election As voters in the Netherlands go to the polls on 22 November, here's everything you need to know about the election. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The controversial way Schumacher started his winning F1 legacy 13 November 1994: Michael Schumacher wins his first world title. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 13th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Gaza 'There’s no childhood for them' - inside the desperate situation for Palestinian children in Gaza More than a hundred children have been killed on a daily basis since the conflict in Gaza began on 7 October and, for many, a happy childhood is little more than a distant dream. -
World News Trans murders remain at ‘consistently high level’ as Trans Awareness Week begins Murders of trans and gender-diverse people were reported for the first time this year in Armenia, Belgium and Slovakia. -
No Comment Watch: Thousands march in pro-Palestinian demonstration in Cape Town Pretoria has long been a vocal supporter of the Palestinian cause, with the ruling African National Congress (ANC) often linking it to its own struggle against apartheid. -
No Comment Watch: British King Charles leads Remembrance Day Service in London Remembrance Sunday is an annual commemoration held on the closest Sunday to Armistice Day, November 11, the anniversary of the end of the First World War to remember servicemen and women who have fallen in the line of duty since WWI.