28 November 2023 | Euronews
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Business Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh chosen to host the 2030 World Expo Saudi Arabia hopes the Expo will bring 40 million of visitors to its capital city. -
Health news High doses of ADHD medication over a long period could increase risk of heart disease Long-term treatment of ADHD may be linked to cardiovascular disease, but many people stop taking these medications in the first year. -
World News Hamas hands over ten Israeli and two foreign hostages on fifth day of truce The ceasefire has enabled the release of 50 hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip and 150 Palestinians imprisoned in Israel. It has also allowed more aid to flow into Gaza where the humanitarian situation remains "catastrophic". -
World News Polish truckers blockade continues along border with Ukraine The EU scrapped entry permit requirements for Ukraine to support its war effort against Russia. Polish truck drivers now want these requirements to be reinstated. -
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Europe News Ukraine allies look to rebuild country in more sustainable and greener way Stakeholders met in Vilnius on Tuesday to discuss life after the war. -
Russia In today's Russia, 'unbreakable god of war' Putin is more popular than ever Originally, Putin was picked as a future puppet because he fit the bill — the strongman persona was exactly what the doctor had ordered. Then he ended up cutting loose from his patrons, keeping the persona and the power he accrued all for himself, Aleksandar Đokić writes. -
Europe News Brussels warns Niger's repeal of anti-human-smuggling law could cause EU migrant influx The Niger junta's decision to repeal an eight-year-old law designed to crack down on migrant smugglers could lead to an influx of migrants into Europe, according to EU home affairs chief Ylva Johansson. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 28th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Destinations Spain, Romania, Cyprus: These are the best and worst countries in Europe for digital nomads Digital nomad visas can vary in terms of taxes, length and minimum income requirements. -
Europe News Migrant smugglers could face up to 15 years in prison under proposed new EU rules The European Commission is seeking to toughen penalties for human traffickers as the bloc struggles to bring down the number of migrants lured in by networks of smugglers. -
France 'I regret everything that happened': Ex-wife of French serial killer Fourniret on trial Monique Olivier, the ex-wife of France's most notorious serial killer Michel Fourniret, is on trial again as an accomplice in the kidnapping and murder of three other females. -
Europe News Is fatigue over the war in Ukraine settling across the EU? Support for Kyiv in both Europe and the US is starting to wane, in large part driven by hard-right populist forces in both regions. -
Climate Now Climate Now Live Debate: Emissions are still rising, when will they start to fall? For our latest Climate Now Debate, broadcast live from COP28, we discussed what rising emissions mean for a warming world. -
wellbeing No 'smoking gun' evidence that Internet harms our well-being, study claims A major study involving two million people has found no clear evidence that the widespread adoption of the Internet has harmed people’s well-being. -
Earth News Climate leaders shocked by reports UAE planned to use COP28 to strike fossil fuel deals Critics say allegations that the UAE planned to use COP28 to strike fossil fuel deals are "utterly appalling". -
Ocean Could Europe's coastal wetlands address our climate change concerns? From Ireland's salt marshes to the Netherlands' peatlands and Italy's underwater seagrass; Ocean investigates whether Europe's coasts could hold the answer to our carbon questions. -
Ocean Interview: What makes salt marshes such effective carbon capturers? Ocean speaks with Dr Grace Cott from the University College Dublin's Blue Carbon group and Andrea Fuchs, an environmental scientist about why coastal wetlands are more effective than tropical forests when it comes to fighting climate change. -
Markets Here’s why Chinese fashion giant Shein is eyeing a US IPO in secret Chinese fashion company Shein, a popular online retailer with European shoppers, has discreetly filed for a US IPO in a major trans-continental move. -
India Indian rescuers pull out all 41 workers trapped in collapsed tunnel for 17 days The workers have been trapped since 12 November when a landslide caused a portion of the 4.5 kilometre tunnel they were building to collapse about 200 metres from the entrance. -
Business What's gone wrong for Metro Bank and will Barclays save it? Metro Bank shareholders have voted to back a rescue deal aimed at securing its future as Barclays engages in exclusive negotiations to acquire the group's residential mortgage book. -
Finland Finland to close all borders with Russia after migrant surge Prime Minister Petteri Orpo told a press conference in Helsinki that the last remaining border post, in the Arctic, would be closed until 13 December. -
Markets Why are Australian firms investing billions in Europe? Two Australian pension heavyweights have pledged billions for European markets, through government projects as well as their own offices. -
Culture news AI-using kids and daytime porn: New research reveals online habits Four in five children have used AI tools online, while adult internet usage is at 56 days every year. -
Republic of North Macedonia Baltic countries boycott OSCE meeting over Russian invitation Vladimir Putin's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, has confirmed he will attend major summit in Skopje. -
Russia Russia extends detention of American journalist Gershkovich again The Wall Street Journal reporter was arrested on espionage charges in March and will be held until 30 January. -
Business EasyJet: Better than expected results send share price flying Huge profits and a major increase in earnings enabled the budget airline to reinstate dividends. However, potential impacts from the Israel-Hamas conflict might temper some future expectations. -
Culture news Ancient Crimean treasures return to Ukraine following a near decade-long ownership dispute The artifacts were on loan to a Dutch museum in 2014 when Russia invaded Crimea, leading to a tug-of-war ownership dispute in which Ukraine fought to keep them. -
Earth News ‘A tiny drop in a fossil fuel ocean’: Climate campaigners slam first 100% green fuelled flight The first transatlantic flight by a passenger plane to use exclusively sustainable aviation fuels took off from London this morning. -
Europe News Rich nations should pay ‘fair share’ of humanitarian aid as needs surge - EU commissioner Responsibility for humanitarian funding is “not being shared equitably” between economies worldwide, EU Commissioner for humanitarian aid Janez Lenarčič said on Tuesday as he called on rich nations to pay up. -
Health news AI’s predictive power could save breast cancer patients from unnecessary chemotherapy treatment By more accurately predicting the course of a cancer diagnosis, AI could mean shorter and less severe chemotherapy treatments. -
Markets The EU's plan to get people to buy securities is in jeopardy Tougher consumer protection rules to encourage households to get into the stock market seem set to founder -
Travel News How do Germany and Hungary’s €49 unlimited public transport tickets work? Two countries have launched new public transport passes that allow you to use almost all bus and rail services without having to buy separate tickets. -
Culture news Royal revelations: Omid Scobie book ‘Endgame’ details pathetic Royal Family soap opera Family turmoil, broken relationships, and whatever "the Cambridge way" means. Omid Scobie's book "Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy’s Fight for Survival" is out today and already creating a stir. -
Healthcare Australia to ban imports of single-use disposable vapes from next year Australia joins an increasing number of countries are trying to crack down on disposable e-cigarettes. -
Earth News Türkiye, Spain, Italy: Where in Europe are people most concerned about climate change? In one European country, 68 per cent of citizens believe they will be displaced by climate change. -
Ukraine Ukraine cautiously optimistic about new Black Sea shipping corridor The temporary corridor was established by Kyiv following Russia’s withdrawal from a wartime agreement designed to ensure safe grain exports. -
Ukraine Ukraine braces for more bad weather following a devastating storm that left at least 10 dead Forecasters say more snow and rain is expected across the country on Tuesday. -
World News Central Europe agrees to step up efforts to stop illegal migration at EU borders Some 13 of the EU's 27 member states have reintroduced internal border checks with their neighbours in recent months, a departure from the normal border-free travel enjoyed in the Schengen zone. -
France France moves to shut down far-right groups amid anger over teenager's killing Several people were arrested at an 'ultra-right' march in Lyon on Monday evening. -
Tech News Start-up funding in Europe halves but it’s not all bad as AI offers a glimmer of hope The decline was mostly due to later-stage companies delaying fundraising, as well as a slower pace of deployment by investors. -
Culture news The Aegean archaeologist who says Britain has moral duty to return the Parthenon Marbles As talks break down between Britain and Greece over the Parthenon Marbles, Evangelos Kyriakidis makes a moral argument instead of a legal one about why it's better to give than receive. -
Europe Decoded Why the EU is so worried about China's anti-espionage law For the past half year, high-ranking officials of the European Union have raised the alarm about China's anti-espionage law. -
Culture news Rapper Young Thug's lyrics used against him on opening day of long-delayed racketeering trial Prosecutors portrayed the YSL crew as a "pack" with Young Thug as its "wolf" in their opening statement. -
Culture news ‘This Is Spinal Tap’ sequel to feature Paul McCartney and Elton John Director Rob Reiner revealed that production of the mockumentary sequel begins in February, and features some well-known guests... -
Business Christmas campaigns: How much do companies make from festive ads? Festive TV adverts have woven themselves into the fabric of Christmas tradition - and the marketing budgets are only getting bigger. Euronews Business looks at just how lucrative this holiday season is for companies. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 28th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Russia approves record spend for its military in new 2024 budget The Russian President has approved a record budget increase of around 30% for military spending in 2024, reaching 36.6 trillion rubles (€376.7 billion). -
Economy Has consumer optimism returned in Germany as Christmas approaches? Has consumer optimism returned in Germany as Christmas approaches? Euronews Business takes a look. -
Ukraine NATO chief says Ukraine will join the military alliance, subject to reforms, after the war Speaking ahead of a meeting of NATO foreign ministers, Jens Stoltenberg also said Ukraine was inflicting major losses on Russia. -
Culture news Gotham Awards 2023 kick off Awards Season: Five Key Takeaways as 'Past Lives' triumphs Celine Song’s 'Past Lives' wins big, as the Gotham Awards represents award-season kickoff. Here are the winners and the key talking points. -
Nature A Sumatran rhino calf born in Indonesia adds to an endangered species of fewer than 50 animals It marks the second birth a Sumatran rhino in 2023 as Indonesia ramps up conservation efforts. -
Business Trust and credibility are essential to twenty-first-century mining in Europe The EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act is a great start to ensuring a more sustainable supply, but we must address the challenge of public acceptance, Sinead Kaufman writes. -
Poland UN awards Polish couple for providing safe housing for refugees since the start of war in Ukraine Euronews spoke to Wladyslaw Grochowski, who has been recognised, along with his wife, by the UN for providing safe accommodation for refugees in Poland. -
Gaza Hamas hands over ten Israeli and two foreign hostages on fifth day of truce The ceasefire has enabled the release of 50 hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip and 150 Palestinians imprisoned in Israel. It has also allowed more aid to flow into Gaza where the humanitarian situation remains "catastrophic". -
Art Napoleon figureheads to model warships: Inside Paris' newly reopened Maritime Museum Renovated at a cost of €72.2 million, the museum aims to attract 300,000 visitors annually, tripling its previous attendance. -
Earth News Want COP28 to be successful? Listen to science and vulnerable communities, campaigners say Loss and Damage, equitable representation, justice and concrete action are top of the agenda for many attending COP28. -
Romania Romania is facing crucial elections in 2024 - will the country put the rising far-right in power Romania’s far-right party AUR is growing in popularity and could enter a government coalition next year after the country’s parliamentary election. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Celebrating the best letters you've never read 28 November: Happy Letter Writing Day! -
Tech News Google is about to start deleting 'inactive' accounts. Here's what you need to know to save yours Under plans first announced in May, Google says accounts that haven’t been used in at least two years will be deleted before the end of the week. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 28th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Russia Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov to visit first NATO country since Ukraine invasion Sergei Lavrov will attend an OSCE meeting in the North Macedonian capital Skopje later this week. -
Business Brain surgery for pets: How our furry friends could drive the next investment trend The pet industry - with booming animal healthcare at the forefront - is expected to see considerable growth by 2030. -
United Kingdom Diplomatic dispute over Greek marbles as Rishi Sunak cancel meeting with Kyriakos Mitsotakis The leaders had been due to meet on Tuesday to discuss the Israel-Hamas war, Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the priceless antiquities which Athens wants back.