24 November 2023 | Euronews
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Canada Canada and the EU sign up to a 'Green Alliance' to slow global warming A week before world leaders meet for the COP28 climate summit in Dubai, Canada and the EU have committed to more environmental pledges. -
Egypt Spain and Belgium deplore Israel's killing of thousands in Gaza “The indiscriminate killing of innocent civilians including thousands of boys and girls is completely unacceptable," Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said. -
Germany Berlin's zoo starts festive fun with a jungle-themed Christmas garden The holiday season has begun in Berlin, and this year the zoo is celebrating by turning itself into a jungle-themed Christmas garden. -
Europe News State of the Union: Hamas truce, packaging waste vote & Michel in Kyiv A four-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas begun on Friday. -
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Earth News A clean sweep: Britain wins the first ever litter picking World Cup in Tokyo The competition aims to raise awareness about the amount of pollution flowing into our oceans. -
World News Protesters denounce blockage of EU legislation defining rape as sex without consent Around a hundred women demonstrated in Brussels on Friday to denounce gender violence on the eve of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on 25 November. -
Sci-Tech Unlocking SME digitalisation: Huawei Connect 2023 showcases cutting-edge tech We delve into the cutting-edge technologies showcased at Huawei Connect 2023, offering insights into how small and medium-sized enterprises can embrace digitalisation and sustainability, with highlights on renewable energy, digital solutions, and AI innovations. -
Travel News UK-Portugal flights will be cut next year. Can you travel by train instead? Ryanair will reduce its services from the UK to various destinations in Portugal next summer including Faro and Portugal -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 24th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Israel Israel calls on Spain and Belgium to "stop supporting terrorism" The warning came after Pedro Sánchez opened the door to the possibility that Spain could unilaterally recognise the Palestinian state even if the international community fails to do so. -
wellbeing People who complied with COVID restrictions now have worse mental health, research finds Certain personality types were more likely to comply with restrictions during the COVID pandemic than others, a new study in Wales has found. -
Business Denmark's Novo Nordisk invests €2.1 billion in France Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk has announced major investment in a French production site to expand the capacity and manufacturing of its blockbuster anti-obesity drug. -
Earth News COP28: Activists fear surveillance and arrests at Dubai climate summit Assurances about the ability to "peacefully assemble" and the promise of "inclusive" negotiations, are not enough to reassure activists. -
Health news 'It’s not gone. It’s changing. It’s killing': The COVID variants the WHO is watching closely There are several circulating subvariants of Omicron globally. But what are they and why are we not as concerned as WHO officials about it? -
World News Netherlands' longtime ruling party says it won't form coalition government with far-right Geert Wilders' Party for Freedom (PVV) won 37 seats in the 150-seat lower house on Thursday. -
No Comment WATCH: Steaming cracks in Iceland fishing village after weeks of small volcanic earthquakes The fissures from hundreds of volcanic earthquakes are still being seen in Grindavik, southwest of Reykjavik. The Icelandic government downgraded the emergency level for the country on Friday. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo It’s time for the perpetrators of sexual violence in the DRC to be held to account Historically, we know that conviction rates for these crimes are shockingly low. How can we expect or encourage survivors to come forward when so few cases ever succeed, Nadine Tunasi writes. -
World News Hamas hands over first group of Israeli hostages to Red Cross in Gaza Strip The handover took place in a hospital in Khan Younis in the south of the Gaza Strip. The hostages are now said to be on their way to the Rafah border crossing to Egypt. -
Business Nissan invests over €1 billion in its UK electric cars Nissan's £1.12 billion investment in its northeast England factory heralds a shift to electric vehicles, boosting the British economy and signalling a pivotal moment in the nation's automotive industry. -
China China relaxes visa rules for five EU states The change in the visa rules came as French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna met with her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Beijing on Friday. -
Economy France's wealthiest citizens better protected by anti-inflation measures: report Many of France's more modest earners only saw partial inflation relief, whereas the richest Parisians were overcompensated for losses caused by inflation, the study says. -
Ecotech Egypt is struggling with water scarcity and shrinking arable land. Is soilless farming the answer? Hydroponics uses just 10 per cent of the water needed for traditional cultivation. -
France Danish pharmaceutical invests €2.1 billion in France On Thursday, Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk announced a major investment in a French production site to expand the capacity and manufacturing of a blockbuster anti-obesity drug. -
Euronews Witness Israel-Hamas war: Killing, chaos and catastrophe in the Gaza Strip In this episode of Witness, we head into the Gaza Strip to hear harrowing accounts of death, destruction and desperation from those living inside the besieged territory. -
Tech News OpenAI was working on new AI model that could threaten humanity before Altman’s ousting - report A report says the new discovery called Q* fuelled safety concerns and that employees told the board about it before CEO Sam Altman was fired. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'May December' - Todd Haynes' playfully disquieting gamble Director Todd Haynes is back with one of his most playful and disquieting films yet. -
Design Japan has a new tallest building - but its height may surprise you While Asia and the Middle East are full of towering skyscrapers, Japan's tallest buildings are of a slightly different stature due to the increased risk of earthquakes in the Japanese archipelago. -
Travel News You should cycle — or walk — to your next European holiday destination We all crave authenticity. It’s out there in abundance, but not in Europe’s big cities. It’s in the country, on the roads less travelled, in the villages where locals look at you and wonder if you're lost, Jonah Prousky writes. -
South Africa South African Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius granted parole 10 years after killing his girlfriend Pistorius was at the height of his fame and one of the world’s most admired athletes when he killed Steenkamp. He shot her multiple times in the bathroom of his Pretoria villa in the predawn hours with his licensed 9mm pistol. -
Design The Beatles now on official sportswear? Whether it's their new song 'Now And Then' and the re-release of the iconic Red and Blue compilation albums, The Beatles are everywhere. And now, you could soon be sporting official football merch... -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 24th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Climate Levels of air pollution in Europe 'still too high', warns EU environment agency Pollution levels are still too high despite an improvement in air quality, according to a new report by the European Environment Agency (EEA). -
Culture news Rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs accused of rape in new 'revenge porn' lawsuit Rap mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs is being sued by a woman who says he drugged and sexually assaulted her in 1991. -
No Comment Watch: Acrobats entertain children at a school for displaced in Rafah In Gaza, circus members put on an acrobatic show in order to lift spirits amidst the war. -
No Comment Watch: Just Stop Oil activists take to the streets of London In London, Just Stop Oil activists are marching through London to protest against Britain's oil and gas policies and to create a "safer future for young people. -
Art UK museum says Roman emperor Elagabalus was transgender According to research, emperor Elagabalus asked to be called "lady", and the museum will be referring to the ruler as “she” from now on. -
Economy German economy shrinks as household spending falls Household spending dropped by 0.3%, driving the Germany economy into contraction in the three months to September. -
Earth News UN chief visits Antarctica, urging phase out of fossil fuels at upcoming COP28 talks The West Antarctic Ice Sheet is a crucial indicator of global warming. -
Economy Which European countries have the highest and lowest salaries? Switzerland and Iceland are two of the highest paying countries across the EU and EEA, whereas Bulgaria and Romania have the lowest wages. -
Economy Russian consumers in a tight spot as high inflation persists Some Russian pensioners claim they would be unable to afford rent and food without the help of their children, due to soaring levels of inflation. -
Italy Feminist groups in Italy prepare for national day of protest against gender violence Several protests and vigils were held across Italy and a national rally has been called on Saturday in the capital Rome which also marks the International Day against gender violence. -
Art Feast your eyes on the 2023 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards winners Fans of funny animal photos, prepare to cheer: Here are this year's winners of the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards. -
Economy Turkey hikes interest rate to 40% in bid to curb double-digit inflation Turkey's central bank has implemented a sixth consecutive interest rate hike, reaching 40%, in a surprising shift to counter the country's staggering 61.36% inflation. -
Lifestyle New study finds that higher cognitive ability is linked to Brexit ‘Remain’ vote The study found that higher cognitive ability is linked to a 'Remain' vote. "Depending on which side of the debate you fall, reading this may fill you with anger or joy." -
Culture news Own a piece of TV royalty: 'The Crown' props to hit the auction block Props from "The Crown," including Princess Diana's "revenge" dress replica and a 10 Downing Street façade, will be auctioned in London in early 2024, allowing fans to own a piece of TV history from the recently concluded Netflix series. -
Art 'Impressionists on Paper': London exhibition showcases rare and delicate masterpieces Van Gogh, Degas, Cézanne – a host of the world’s greatest artists are being celebrated at a new one-of-a-kind exhibition in London. -
Culture news Eminem is coming to online video game Fortnite Eminem - Meet Rap Boy, Slim Shady, and Marshall Never More. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: How Freddie Mercury's death changed AIDS perceptions 24 November 1991: Freddie Mercury dies. -
Spain Trouble in paradise: The loneliness and isolation of Brits in Spain British people are "living the dream" in Spain - that's "until the wheels fall off the bus," Euronews was told. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 24th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ireland Irish government proposes dramatic reform of military policy Ireland has prided itself on neutrality and commitment to multilateral institutions, but the current government in Dublin is preparing a major change. -
Italy Femicide: Is Italy doing enough to protect its women and girls - and those they leave behind? The country has increased funding to anti-violence centres and women's shelters - but not enough is being done in terms of prevention, activists and experts told Euronews. -
Climate Iceland: Does a volcanic eruption emit more carbon dioxide than human activity? As the volcano in Iceland threatens to erupt any minute now, some social media users are falsely claiming the fumes from the natural disaster will generate more CO2 than all of the cars and airplanes on earth. -
Earth News ‘4 years of climate change denial’: Dutch environmental groups react to far-right election swing The far-right party PVV's election victory has raised fears over how it could impact the country’s climate ambitions. -
Economy Italy's recovery fund in focus: Will it meet EU targets? Italy's recovery fund is in focus as it works towards meeting EU targets. Euronews Business looks at the challenges ahead for the country as it faces uncertainties but also opportunities and potential for growth. -
Ireland Dozens arrested after far-right mob riots in Dublin over stabbing blamed on immigration Friction over immigration has been exploited by organised racist groups to whip up mob violence. -
Health news People with autism have a lower life expectancy than the UK average, new study reveals Experts say the new estimates are “not surprising” but lifespans of people with autism are not as low as previously thought.