22 November 2023 | Euronews
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Norway Watch: Russians living in this Norwegian town divided over Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine This small Norwegian town lies right on the Russian border, and Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine is having repercussions on its inhabitants. -
Tech News Regression to self-regulation means the EU AI Act will fail to plug the harms Back in April 2021, when Brussels proposed the first cross-sector AI regulation in the world, it claimed to protect fundamental rights and promote innovation. In 2023, fundamental rights may not remain fundamental to this regulation, Dr Kris Shrishak writes. -
Finland Finland closes all but one of its borders with Russia The Kremlin has voiced regret about Finland’s decision to close the checkpoints and rejected Finnish authorities’ claims that Russia has encouraged the influx of migrants at the border to punish Finland for joining NATO. -
Europe News Spain’s amnesty law sparks heated debate in European Parliament Emotions ran high in the Strasbourg hemicycle on Wednesday as EU lawmakers clashed over Spain’s controversial amnesty law, part of a political deal with Catalan separatists to make Pedro Sánchez prime minister. -
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 22nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war in maps: Moscow downplays its inability to repel Kyiv’s forces on Dnipro river Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina reports on the war in Ukraine as Moscow tries to downplay its inability to repel Kyiv’s forces on the Dnipro river. -
Notes From The Usa Portland's unique approach 'to everything' makes it a must-visit US city Northern Irish singer-songwriter Foy Vance explores Oregan's capital, Portland, a city renowned for its sustainability efforts, and its unique take on art, food, and live music. -
Earth News Europe’s forests are being destroyed by wildfires and illegal logging. Satellites could save them Climate change is taking a mounting toll on Europe's forests. Satellite data could help save them. -
Food and Drink France worried about precious Camembert cheese packaging France is worried about its precious Camembert cheese as the EU says its wooden packaging is hard to recycle sustainably. -
Europe News MEPs back drastic cut in packaging waste but NGOs say law watered down The European Parliament approved on Wednesday new rules aiming to dramatically reduce packaging waste in the EU by several million tonnes. -
Earth News Search is on for pipeline leak that may have spilled more than 4m litres of oil into Gulf of Mexico The affected pipeline has been shut down but authorities are still trying to determine the exact location of the oil leak. -
Business French media giant Vivendi finalises takeover of rival Lagardère The French media giant, Vivendi, has announced the completion of its acquisition of its rival Lagardère. But the European Commission is continuing its investigation into whether the deal breached merger rules. -
The Exchange COP28: LinkedIn and Greenpeace urge more pace in the race to a green economy The pressure on politicians is greater than ever. According to the United Nations, COP28 UAE is a prime opportunity to rethink, reboot, and refocus the climate agenda. -
Travel News Budget rail travel: Eurostar has announced thousands of discounted train fares for 2024 Eurostar has announced there are 75,200 promotional fares up for grabs for the first months of 2024. -
Belgium The far left (still) doesn’t understand the Middle East conflict It’s time to wake up to the systemic oppression characterising so much of the Palestinian leadership, especially including Hamas-ruled Gaza, and to the hatred and hypocrisy rife in our own societies, fanning flames of falsehood and frenzy, MEP David Lega writes. -
Markets Nvidia revenue triples on Artificial Intelligence chip rally Tech giant Nvidia posted record fiscal third-quarter 2023 revenue this week following robust chip demand. Here's why it is the company investors all want a slice of. -
Israel Irish-Israeli girl set to be among first group of hostages freed by Hamas, say sources The family of 9-year-old Emily Hand initially thought she had been killed by Hamas in the attack on 7 October, but later found out she was kidnapped and being held hostage in Gaza. -
Culture news Björk and Rosalía release song ‘Oral’ to fight industrial fish farming in Iceland The profits of Björk and Rosalía's new song, ‘Oral’, will help pay the legal fees of the people of Fjord Seyðisfjörður, who are protesting foreign-owned salmon farming operations. -
Russia Putin pardons Satanist killer after the criminal fought in Ukraine Nikolai Ogolobyak was given the reprieve after fighting for the notorious Storm Z unit of the Russian army in their war against Ukraine. -
Ireland Press freedom campaigners urge Ireland's Sinn Fein to stop suing critical journalists Left-wing party has a reputation for aggressively pursuing its media critics, particularly via the court system. -
Economy Swiss government to assess the share of raw materials in GDP Switzerland wants to take a closer look at its commodity trading and raw materials sector through the new figures. -
Poland Far-right Polish official claims Swedish preschool teachers sexually abuse children According to Barbara Nowak, a PiS-appointed education official, Swedish preschools have "masturbation rooms" where teachers show pupils how to masturbate. Sweden denied the claim, calling it "absurd and false." -
No Comment Watch: South Korean defence minister visits US aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson In response to the launch, the South Korean government partially suspended the 2018 inter-Korean agreement and restored aerial surveillance in the area near the Military Demarcation Line. -
No Comment Watch: Empty table set up in Tel Aviv representing hostages held by Hamas Hopes of a release deal have been mounting since Qatar on Sunday said only "minor" practical issues remained. -
No Comment Watch: Aftermath of Israeli army attack on Tulkarem refugee camp in West Bank More than 11,000 Palestinians have been killed in the Israel-Hamas war, two-thirds of them women and minors, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. -
Economy Czech president rubber stamps budget cuts and higher taxes The measures will see Czechs pay more taxes on alcohol and medicine, while businesses will also pay higher corporate taxes. -
Health news Bleach is no more effective than water at killing off common superbug, scientists have found Researchers have found that chlorine-based disinfectant does not kill a superbug on hospital scrubs. -
Europe News 'No justifiable reason' to keep Bulgaria out of Schengen, says Roberta Metsola Roberta Metsola, the president of the European Parliament, voiced on Wednesday her unconditional support for Bulgaria's bid to join the Schengen Area in anticipation of a high-stakes vote next month. -
Europe News EU calls for ‘surge’ in Gaza aid after four-day truce deal The EU will work with its partners to ensure the four-day truce agreed between Israel and Hamas on Wednesday leads to “a humanitarian surge in Gaza,” the bloc's humanitarian aid chief has said. -
Culture news Justice for Sarandon! Boycott ‘Scream VII’! Does Hollywood have a pro-Palestine issue? The news that two actresses have been dropped and fired over statements related to the Israel Hamas war have revealed the challenges Hollywood faces over an extremely divisive geopolitical issue. -
Economy 'Economy has grown, but work not done': UK announces reforms with 2024 budget UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has outlined the government’s financial plans for the year ahead in a press conference. Here's the key takeaways. -
Culture news After 20 years, Top Gear will finally leave UK screens Not with a bang but with a whimper. Well, actually with a bit of both, as it seems that the BBC's long-running motor show Top Gear may have finally left our screens. -
Culture news Spotify's royalty revolution: How the platform aims to generate €917 million in revenue for artists The measures include combating artificial streaming by imposing charges on labels and distributors, setting a 1,000-stream threshold for track monetisation, and introducing new policies for noise recordings. -
Tech News Can emerging AI strategies protect people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups? Algorithms mirror the society that created them, posing the logic that in order to address specific challenges legislation should reflect the society, not just the algorithms themselves, Yonah Welker writes. -
Moments Lava hotlines and captivating infernos: Inside the volatile world of volcano tourism in Iceland Want to visit Iceland’s active volcanoes? Here’s how to do it safely. -
Culture news The Rolling Stones announce 2024 tour - But what's behind that tongue? The octogenarians of rock'n'roll are heading to the States next year. Ever wondered what that tongue logo is all about? -
Taiwan The EU and Taiwan must partner up in the fight against malign interference If the two could join forces in their endeavours, it is possible that they could fuel regional development in Southeast Asia and elsewhere within the Global South where China has developed influence and a rooted footprint via its Belt and Road Initiative, Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy writes. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 22nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy UK minimum wage set to increase to £11.44 per hour Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced that the UK's hourly minimum wage is set to increase to £11.44 per hour, jumping almost 10% from April, marking a significant increase. -
Czech Republic Czechs fundraise 'gift for Putin' to arm Ukraine against Russia Millions of euros have already been collected by the initiative supporting Kyiv's war effort. -
Business Deliveroo: UK Supreme Court declares riders are not employees The UK Supreme Court has delivered a landmark ruling for Deliveroo, with huge implications for the rest of the gig economy as well. -
My Wildest Prediction Loneliness is biggest threat after climate crisis, Ex-Tinder boss says AI will fix relationships Are you on a dating app? The chances are high, as over 300 million people use them, nearly equivalent to the entire US and half of Europe's population. Contrary to trends, could the future be less about an increase and more about a transformative shift towards real-life connections? -
Economy EU court upholds anti-bailout banking rules for Spain's Banco Popular Judges ruled against investors who lost billions, in the first test of controversial banking laws -
Lifestyle Who is the Sexiest Bald Man Alive 2023 – and where is Stanley Tucci? A grave injustice has been made in the poll to determine the Sexiest Bald Man of 2023. -
Tech News Sam Altman returns as CEO of ChatGPT creator OpenAI just days after firing along with a new board It's been quite a week for ChatGPT creator OpenAI. In a dramatic u-turn, ousted CEO Sam Altman has been rehired. And he'll be joined by a new board. -
Netherlands Exit poll puts far-right, anti-Islam populist Wilders ahead in Dutch election A victory for the man with peroxide hair would be a political earthquake - felt beyond the Netherlands' borders. Forming a government would also be complicated, with possible partners uncertain. -
Culture news King Charles III welcomes South Korea's president and praises K-pop band BLɅϽKPIИK King Charles III praises K-pop band BLɅϽKPIИK for "their role in bringing the message of environmental sustainability to a global audience" during formal state visit of South Korea's president Yoon Suk Yeol. -
France Victims of anti-gay laws in France could be compensated under new bill France's Senate is to debate a draft law on Wednesday that would allow people convicted under anti-gay laws before 1982 to receive financial compensation. -
Food and Drink Future foods: Why we could all soon be eating naked clams Better known by their less appealing moniker shipworms, Naked Clams have tiny shells and burrow into wood which they then digest and turn into nutritious protein. The result is a clam that can be sustainably farmed and also tastes a bit like oysters or mussels. -
Art Mr. Doodle shows off his childlike extraterrestrial art at Hong Kong's MTR station Mr. Doodle is inviting Hong Kong art lovers to step into a world of busy, whimsical doodles that spread across walls, rooms, and even his own custom-doodled attire. -
Gaza Hopes Israel-Hamas hostage deal will end Gaza conflict The warring parties agreed to a four-day truce and partial hostage release on Wednesday. -
Culture news Doctor Who returns: A guide to every actor to play the Doctor For anyone who can't tell their Tennants from their TARDISes, here's the Euronews Culture guide to everything you need to know about Doctor Who. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The 60-year anniversary of JFK’s assassination - and the musicians it inspired 22 November 1963: The assassination of JFK. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 22nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Luxury water: Inside the companies going to the ends of the Earth for their rich customers 'Fine water' is drawn from volcanic rock in Hawaii, from icebergs that have fallen from melting glaciers in Norway or from droplets of morning mist in Tasmania.