14 November 2023 | Euronews
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Israel In Israel, some residents are scared to speak out about the war In Israel, amid the trauma of the 7 October massacre by Hamas and the subsequent Israeli military offensive in Gaza, a silencing of dissenting voices has ensued. -
No Comment WATCH: This is the moment Lebanese journalists came under missile fire Local Lebanese channel MTV Lebanon was reporting from Yaroun in south Lebanon when they were hit by a missile. -
No Comment WATCH: Israeli military releases footage said to show combat activity in Gaza Strip On Tuesday, the Israeli military released footage showing joint operational activity involving the 7th Armored Brigade and the Golani Brigade as they advanced in the Gaza Strip. -
Destinations On the ‘Roof of the World’: Why Tajikistan is a paradise for climbers and hikers The landlocked country in Central Asia is home to some of the highest mountains of the world, which remain unknown to the crowds flocking to Everest. -
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The Road To Green The long road towards better air quality in the European Union In this report from Warsaw, Brussels and Copenhagen, we hear from the Europeans on the front line of the fight against air pollution. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 14th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
The Road To Green Tackling air pollution means 'changing our systems', says expert Our modes of transport, our food and our energy must change drastically, according to an expert from the European Environment Agency, as Europe looks to tackle the scourge of air pollution. -
Earth News This pond in Hawaii has mysteriously turned bubblegum pink. Is drought to blame? The fairytale-like transformation of a pond at the Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge was first noticed in late October. -
Moments Fake Google Maps trail leads Canadian hiker into danger. What are some safer alternatives? Google Maps may be one of the most popular navigation apps, but hikers should not rely on the system in the wilderness. -
World News How to increase Europe’s competitiveness in the new global economy How Europe now deals with this period of structural change in the global economy will determine whether future generations of Europeans can enjoy prosperous, productive and creative lives, Mirek Dušek and Marushia Gislén write. -
Culture news YouTube creators to disclose use of generative AI in videos - or risk suspension YouTube said creators that don't disclose their use of AI tools to make “altered or synthetic” videos face penalties - including content removal or suspension. -
Economy US CPI inflation data: Why does it matter? US inflation in October fell below market expectations causing stocks and bonds to rally whilst the dollar and US Treasury yields weakened. -
Tech News This Dutch company is planning to make babies in space SpaceBorn has intentions to achieve the first conception and birth in space. -
No Comment WATCH: Israeli soldiers raiding the West City of Tulkarem The Israeli military released a video on Tuesday saying it shows their troops' activity in the Gaza Strip. -
Finland Russia using 'hybrid warfare' tactics to push migrants over Finnish border There has been a sharp uptick in recent days in the numbers of asylum seekers arriving at border posts in southeast Finland, after a gradual buildup over several months. -
Culture news Boygenius speak out on LGBTQ+ representation at 2024 Grammys "It would also be super cool if more queer people had their full rights and were treated like people.” -
Europe News Chinese ambassador Fu Cong decries EU's 'assertiveness' and 'unilateral actions' Fu Cong, China's ambassador to the European Union, delivered on Tuesday a speech denouncing the bloc for its "assertiveness," "unilateral actions" and "politically motivated" strategy of de-risking. -
Climate ECB berates proposed EU bank carveout from green supply chain laws Plans to exclude finance from EU environmental due diligence legislation aren’t going down well with supervisors in Frankfurt -
Healthcare Poland’s pro-EU coalition introduces bill aimed at legalising abortions up to 12 weeks of pregnancy One of the parties of the coalition now in control of Poland's parliament has tabled bills to begin legalising abortion up to the 12 weeks of pregnancy. -
France Emmanuel Macron pledges €50 million for flood victims in Pas-de-Calais Emmanuel Macron has paid a visit to the Pas-de-Calais region on Tuesday, in which he promised a €50 million "support fund" for the department's local authorities. -
Climate What are climate hazard flips? The chaotic weather swings hitting everywhere from Africa to Europe Italy’s weather extremes mirror Ethiopia’s climate, research reveals. -
Europe News EU countries failing to meet ammunition production demands for Ukraine The European Union promised earlier this year to provide one million rounds of ammunition to Kyiv by next March, but, so far, only 30% of this target has been achieved. -
Denmark Denmark to restrict sale of alcohol and nicotine to under 18-year-olds A 2019 study estimated that 40% of young Danes aged 15-16 had been drunk in the previous 30 days, the highest proportion in Europe, where the average is 13%. -
Economy ECB threatens fines on banks failing to integrate climate risk The European Central Bank will impose financial penalties on banks that take too long to address climate change risks in their business, a senior official has said. -
Culture news Russell Brand: BBC says it received total of five complaints about presenter An update published today said the investigation now indicates a total of five complaints about comedian / presenter. -
Culture news These iconic monuments in Lisbon are threatened by rising sea levels and heatwaves Two of Portugal’s most iconic monuments, the Tower of Belém and the Jeronimos Monasteryare, are under threat from climate change, a new study revealed. -
Europe Decoded Analysis: With her Albania deal, Giorgia Meloni sets the pace for EU migration policy A year after coming into office, Giorgia Meloni has dared break a long-held taboo in the European Union's migration policy. -
Spain Why did Tucker Carlson make a star turn at Madrid's political protests? Tucker Carlson, hero of the alt-right press and former Fox News host, made a star appearance at the Spanish protest along with Santiago Abascal, leader of Spain's far-right Vox party. -
Travel News Goats brought on board by Australian rail company to tackle fire risk vegetation The weed-destroying goat herd was deployed to tackle an area along railway tracks where vegetation was out of control. -
Europe News MEPs call for crackdown on child sexual abuse without ‘mass surveillance’ The European Parliament adopted Tuesday its draft position on plans to crack down on child sexual abuse online, calling for the new EU rules to avoid "mass surveillance" or "scanning" of the internet. -
Business Siemens Energy shares rise on German government support guarantee Shares in Siemens Energy rose as much as 4.7% as sources revealed details of the agreement, which will be fully unveiled on Wednesday. -
Business Russian court fines Google for failing to store personal data on its users A Russian court on Tuesday fined Google for failing to store personal data on its users in the country. -
Markets Vodafone expands in Germany as group revenues lag Vodafone first half (H1) results reveal increased growth in Germany whilst the group’s overall revenues fall behind due to more divestments. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo World Health Organization paid compensation money to sexual abuse victims in Congo Internal documents show the World Health Organisation paid $250 to victims in Congo who were sexually abused by their employees during the Ebola outbreak and made them take a training course to receive the money. -
Markets Is the luxury goods market back to normal? The global luxury goods market’s growth is back to normal, a new report shows. The post-pandemic rebound seems to be over, but numbers remain high with €1.5 trillion for the industry’s market projected in 2023. -
Culture news Renowned French film critic and historian Michel Ciment dies aged 85 Leading French film critic, writer and radio producer Michel Ciment has died aged 85. He was a regular columnist on the acclaimed cultural programme "Le Masque et la Plume". -
Belgium British woman murdered in Belgium identified after international appeal ‘The woman with the flower tattoo’ is named as Rita Roberts after 31 years. -
Business Is economic pessimism in Germany finally improving? German investors are more hopeful than expected as analysts predict a continued decline in inflation. -
Economy UK wages rise adding to Bank of England inflation woes Earnings, excluding bonuses, were 7.7% higher than a year earlier in the period from July to September, official data showed. -
Economy Euro area employment rises as GDP shrinks EU and euro area figures for gross domestic product (GDP) and employment remain relatively stable for 2023’s third quarter compared to the previous three months, according to data from Eurostat. -
Europe News The EU is looking at a maritime corridor for Gaza aid. Here's why it will be difficult The European Union is looking at ways it can establish a maritime corridor to accelerate the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza despite port infrastructure in the Palestinian enclave being destroyed. -
Earth News COP28: Climate action ‘supernova’ needed to keep Paris Agreement on track, UN warns Governments around the world are still “massively off track” on climate action, according to a new report from UN Climate Change. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 14th – 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 US-Israeli actress Aleeza Chanowitz says Stockholm Film Festival withdrew invite over war The Stockholm Film Fest has apologised to Aleeza Chanowitz for “misunderstanding” - but the US-Israeli actress has decided not to attend the festival: “They aren’t being honest with me.” -
Culture news Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson says political parties asked him to run for President Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson says political parties asked ‘if I could run’ for President: ‘It was one after the other'. -
Economy Living on €18 a day: Women most affected as France poverty deepens Poverty is worsening in France with women highlighted as the main victims, according to a report published on Tuesday. -
World News Infecting animals with diabetes won’t save human lives This World Diabetes Day, it’s high time all experiments on animals used to study the condition were replaced with humane, human-relevant research, Dr Julia Baines writes. -
Nature Poop that fights climate change and the world’s largest brains: Why we need to protect sperm whales Dominica is treating its sperm whales like ‘citizens’ with a world-first marine protected area. -
Mexico Thousands in Mexico demand justice for LGBTQ+ figure found dead after death threats Jesús Ociel Baena, Mexicos's first openly non-binary magistrate, was found dead at home on Monday, sparking protests from the LGBTQ+ community in Mexico City. -
Ukraine Russia stepping up attacks- Zelenskyy warns, Putin pardons Russian journalist's killer The latest developments from the Ukraine war. -
Russia Russia has jailed Alexei Navalny ally Ksenia Fadeyeva while she is tried as an extremist Fadeyeva had been under house arrest. She was added to Russia's list of "terrorists" in January 2022 and went on trial in August. -
Iceland Fissures open up on the streets of an Iceland fishing town near a volcano that may soon erupt Grindavik is on the country's southwestern Reykjanes peninsula. -
Culture news Prince's 'Purple Rain' shirt and other wardrobe gems go up for auction The collection was assembled by a French collector hoping to start a museum dedicated to the late pop star and fashion icon. -
Destinations Sea hubs and high-speed internet in the villages: How Goa is pushing to become a digital nomad haven With its world-famous beaches and efforts to extend fast internet connection to rural areas, Goa is aiming to become the number one digital nomads’ choice for a “workation.” -
Gaza Mass grave at Gaza main hospital, call for evacuation, fuel shortage hampers aid flow The latest developments from the Israel Hamas war. -
Destinations Dream of a Bollywood-style wedding party? Here’s how you can say ‘I do’ in India India is encouraging tourists to say ‘I do’ at its fairytale palaces and dreamy beaches. -
Culture news Diwali 2023: The sparkling festival of lights in pictures This year, Diwali commenced on Friday 10 November and runs through until Tuesday 14 November. -
Tech News Nepal bans TikTok because it disrupts the country's 'social harmony' Nepal becomes the latest country to ban the social media app after countries such as the US, UK and New Zealand banned its use on government devices. -
Art Venice restoration of fading Banksy masterpiece sparks anger among artists The Italian Ministry of Culture wants to restore a work by Banksy, but some artists argue it should be allowed to disappear naturally. -
Home Humanoid robots are already here. But do we really need them and will they replace humans? As the human birth rate declines, humanoid robots could take up the slack and fill jobs that are vacant. But do we really need them? -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Happy Birthday King Charles III - but why does he have two birthdays? On this day: King Charles III celebrates his 'real' birthday. But why does he have two? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 14th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ireland Dying for change: Ireland’s stalled plan to open a safe injecting facility for drug users The country was reported as having the third-highest overdose death rate in Europe by the European Union’s drug agency in 2020, with 409 deaths that year, 70% of which involved opioids. -
Business Earning big and fast: How professional athletes deal with their money Professional athletes’ careers are often short, but the lucky ones earn millions, and fast. With their hard-earned wealth, many choose to enlist the help of professional advisors to avoid financial ruin that is sometimes just a poor investment away. -
Spain Spain is cracking down on mobile phone use in schools Spain is cracking down on mobile phone use in schools, introducing total bans or highly regulating the devices that many teachers and parents say are not needed.