23 November 2023 | Euronews
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Playing sports can officially help you succeed at work - especially for women Playing sport can contribute positively to your career success and advancement. Just ask the many sports personalities who have pivoted to business. -
No Comment Watch: Relatives of Israeli hostages condemn the delay of loved ones' release Relatives of Israeli hostages reacted on Thursday to the delay of a possible release of their loved ones after the temporary ceasefire in Gaza and hostage release hit a last-minute snag. -
Health news 'No unknown or new pathogen' detected in China amid rise in respiratory illnesses, WHO says Several respiratory illnesses are co-circulating in China this year after the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions. -
No Comment WATCH: Siblings win Stand Up Paddle longboarding surfing World Championships It’s a family affair for Japan's Taka Inoue and his sister Kaede. -
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World News UN says number of migrant deaths and disappearances in Mediterranean highest for five years The figure for the number of people who have died or gone missing while crossing the Mediterranean is at its highest rate since 2018, according to the International Organization for Migration. -
Football Now 2023 Asian Cup: 50 days to go Hosts Qatar will be looking to defend their 2019 crown -
Moments Dodgy accommodation and fake instructors: The ski scams to watch out for this winter Don’t be fooled by what seems like a cheap deal on accommodation or ski lessons. -
Israel Europe's diplomatic drive continues as PM's push for earliest possible truce in Gaza The Spanish and Belgian prime ministers and the UK foreign minister will hold separate meetings with leaders on both sides during their visits. -
Musica Finding the next superstar conductor: A unique competition at the Salzburg Festival In this episode of Musica, we meet the talented young conductors hoping to break through to the greatest orchestras, as they vie for the Herbert von Karajan Young Conductors Award in Salzburg. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 23rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Finland Frontex to send 50 more officers to guard Finland-Russia border Finland will close all but one of its eastern border crossings with Russia, accusing the Kremlin of waging "hybrid warfare" with a migrant crisis on the border. -
Tech News Europe has lost the AI race. It can't ignore the quantum computing one Quantum computing's physics-oriented behaviour allows it to be infinitely scalable, which is why Europe has to master this mysterious tech if it wants to avoid a brewing dystopia, Koen Bertels writes. -
Business Dutch Rabobank fined over €26 million for participating in cartel The European Commission has slapped the Netherlands' Rabobank with a fine worth tens of millions of euros for its decade-long involvement in a cartel with Deutsche Bank concerning the trading of certain euro-denominated bonds. -
Europe News Hard-right victory in the Netherlands could become a headache for Brussels The outcome of the Dutch elections could prove to be difficult for the European Union in the long run, after the Eurosceptic, anti-Islam populist Party for Freedom (PVV) won the election with 37 seats. -
Ireland Five people wounded, including three children, in Dublin knife attack The attack occurred shortly before 14:00 local time at Parnell Square East in the centre of the city. -
Economy Here's why EU imports and exports are seeing a downturn Euronews Business takes a look at some of the reasons why EU imports and exports have been decreasing. -
Earth News SUVs could be the latest casualty of climate change as Paris tries to drive them out Adverts for a Toyota SUV have been banned in the UK on environmental grounds as Paris looks to push big cars out of the city with higher parking fees. -
Culture news Stephen Fry reads Nick Cave’s words about ChatGPT: 'We are fighting for the very soul of the world' "We should fight it tooth and nail, for we are fighting for the very soul of the world." -
Israel Four-day truce begins in Israel Hamas war, sets stage for hostage release Israel has said the pause in hostilities would be extended an extra day for every additional 10 hostages freed. -
Europe News Bulgaria 'hostage' to Schengen Area debate, says prime minister The Eastern European country was blocked from joining the passport-free zone at the start of the year. -
United Kingdom UK 2022 migration levels revised upwards in record-breaking shock figures The figures will likely be an embarrassment for Rishi Sunak's Conservative government who consistently pledge to bring the levels down. -
Destinations Healthcare, living costs and green space: The best places in Europe to retire to right now A UK pension will go much further in these European countries. -
Culture news Changing of the Guard play PSY's 'Gangnam Style' and BLɅϽKPIИK's hits outside Buckingham Palace A tribute to South Korea took place in front of Buckingham Palace on Wednesday afternoon during the Changing of the Guard, as the military band played songs from the country. -
Economy Manufacturing sector improves but UK economy not out of the woods yet The latest set of economic data from the UK has come in strong for November indicating that there may be hope for the British economy after all. -
Climate Will we allow peaceful marches to be classified as a crime? From Germany and Sweden to the UK earlier this month, Greta Thunberg has now been prosecuted in a hat-trick of countries in 2023. Her court cases are indicative of governments increasingly cracking down on the right to protest, Barney Cullum writes. -
Switzerland Switzerland moves to ban Hamas and supports Israel's self-defence rights The Swiss federal government has also allocated €93.36 million in humanitarian aid for the region at the beginning of November. -
Netherlands Who is the populist anti-Islam 'Dutch Trump' Geert Wilders? He has been charged with race-related crimes and needs 24/7 security protection because of all the death threats he receives. -
No Comment WATCH: Brookfield Zoo treats lemurs to a special Thanksgiving feast Brookfield Zoo is treating lemurs to an early Thanksgiving feast as they celebrate their 10th annual tradition. This year’s meal featured a special theme in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the popular “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving". -
Economy German downturn eases while French economy contracts sharply Although both are in contraction territory, sentiment in the German economy is more optimistic. -
Moments ‘Thanksgiving Grandma’ opens home to strangers as US sees record crowds travel for the holiday Record crowds are expected to travel for Thanksgiving as one grandma spreads cheer with free dinner. -
Culture news Jenna Ortega and Melissa Barrera out: Is this the death knell for the Scream franchise? Jenna Ortega exits ‘Scream 7’ after co-star Melissa Barrera was fired from the franchise over social media posts regarding the Israel Hamas war. Is this the end of the beloved horror franchise? And if not, how can it be saved? -
No Comment WATCH: Bushfires burn through homes in northern Perth Local media reported Thursday that a bushfire had burned through some of Perth's northern suburbs, with many properties already lost. -
Culture news 'Say it isn't so': Hall files for restraining order against bandmate Oates Divisions have been sown in the 80s pop duo Hall & Oates as a confidential lawsuit continues between the founding pair. -
Spain Why is Spain one of the few EU voices supporting Palestine? Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez sets off on a tour of the conflict-hit Middle East, positioning his nation as a quasi-ally of Palestine. -
Germany German police swoop on suspected extremists 'plotting to undermine government' The so-called Reichsbürger movement has attracted growing support from different areas of the anti-government and far-right ecosystem. -
Europe News Hungary set to receive €920 million in EU recovery funds without strings attached The European Commission approved on Thursday the revised version of Hungary’s recovery and resilience plan, a decision that foresees the release of €920 million without strings attached. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 23rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Where in Europe can you earn the most for the same job? How do net salaries compare across Europe for some of the most sought-after positions? Euronews Business takes a closer look at what to expect if you relocate. -
Art Loribelle Spirovski makes triumphant comeback with 'Homme' exhibition at London's HOFA Gallery "This injury has been the defining feature of my life for the past three years, tempting every decision I make," says acclaimed Australian artist Spirovski ahead of her comeback show. -
Markets The great delisting: Why European companies are moving to US exchanges A number of European companies have chosen to delist from European exchanges and enlist on US ones. Euronews Business looks at why. -
Earth News This English city is banning gas stoves in new homes. Here’s why The city’s ambitious proposals will require no fossil fuels to be used in new housing or commercial developments, including for heating and cooking. -
Netherlands 5 things we learned from the Dutch election This was the biggest win in the history of the far-right party lead by controversial anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders. -
Germany German police raid properties of Hamas members and supporters across the country Hundreds of German police officers searched 15 properties linked to members and supporters of Hamas on Thursday, after a recent ban on the activities of the Palestinian militant group. -
Culture news US actor Jamie Foxx sued for alleged sexual assault The lawsuit was filed under New York's Adult Survivors Act, which lets adult victims sue over attacks that occurred decades ago. The law expires after today in the US. -
Culture news Guns N' Roses’ Axl Rose accused of raping former model The lawsuit was filed under New York's Adult Survivors Act, which lets adult victims sue over attacks that occurred decades ago. The law expires after today in the US. -
World News Musicians for Palestine: Thousands of musicians sign letter for Gaza ceasefire "We speak out together in solidarity with the Palestinian people’s struggle for freedom, justice and equal rights," reads the letter signed by thousands of musicians under the collective Musicians for Palestine. -
Israel Gaza truce and hostage release postponed 'last minute' Israel’s national security adviser said late Wednesday that ceasefire talks with Hamas were still ongoing, and the hostage release will not take place before Friday. -
Culture news Fancy getting paid to watch Christmas films? Being paid to watch 25 Christmas films next month? YES. PLEASE. -
Lifestyle Meet 100-year-old Tomoko Horino: The world's oldest beauty advisor Tomoko Horino, a centenarian, holds the title of the world's oldest beauty adviser, defying societal norms in 1960s Japan when married women were expected to stay home. -
Destinations Grindelwald, Morzine, Verbier: How Europe’s ski towns are becoming off-season hotspots Decades of downward-trending data show decreasing ski season lengths and scant snow. -
The Cube Doppelganger: How a Russian disinformation campaign is exploiting the Israel-Hamas war Doppelganger – that’s the name of a vast disinformation campaign orchestrated by Russia to undermine Ukraine by spreading false narratives. But it has now moved onto a new target: the Israel-Hamas war. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The journey to make the first ever episode of Doctor Who 23 November 1963: Doctor Who debuts on television -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 23rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Netherlands Dutch election: Anti-Islam, far-right Geert Wilders bags shock victory The far-right populist has won a huge victory in one of the biggest political earthquakes in the Netherlands since World War II. -
Food and Drink US Thanksgiving traditions to make Europeans shudder From pardoning turkeys to ruining dinner, here are the strangest American thanksgiving traditions that Europeans can't understand. -
Earth News ‘Phone-mo’ and peer pressure leads to Black Friday over consumption, charity finds A UK charity has calculated the emissions that could be saved by resisting Black Friday marketing -
Business Black Friday: Are you being ripped off? Here are the scams to avoid There will be fewer good deals and more scams than you think. How can you avoid falling into the Black Friday traps? Euronews Business takes a look.