30 November 2023 | Euronews
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World News Israeli military confirms release of six Israeli hostages from captivity in Gaza Strip The Israeli military confirmed that six Israeli hostages have been released from captivity in the Gaza Strip. -
Europe News Brussels has ‘zero’ concerns on amnesty law, says Spanish minister The European Commission has no concerns about the impact of Spain's controversial amnesty bill on the rule of law, Spanish justice minister Félix Bolaños said on Thursday. -
Spain Israel recalls its ambassador to Spain 'indefinitely' after Sanchez's 'shameful remarks' The diplomatic spat comes after Spain's newly re-elected prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, condemned Hamas terrorist attacks, but criticised Israel's offensive in Gaza and the level of devastation. -
Germany Teen held on suspicion of plotting German Christmas market attack Officials say the 15-year-old wrote in a chat group about plans for an attack in Western Germany. -
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Germany French woman who allegedly committed war crimes after joining IS is arrested in Germany According to Germany's federal prosecutor, the woman, who was only identified as Samra N. was arrested Tuesday in the western city of Trier. -
Football Now Africa Cup of Nations 2023: Who will win the trophy? Côte d'Ivoire is ready to host the latest edition of the Africa Cup of Nations in January, but who will win the continent's biggest competition? -
Earth News The Antarctic ozone hole is surprisingly large for December, scientists says What causes the Antarctic ozone hole to open, and why is it bigger than usual for this time of year? -
Moments How to do a slow train holiday in Europe from someone who is 4 years flight-free Being bought lunch by a stranger is just one highlight from memorable overland journeys. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 30th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Russia Russia: Supreme Court bans 'LGBT movement' for 'extremism' Russia's authorities already take a draconian line against LGBT people, who face not only legal sanctions but violence and threats. -
Tech News ChatGPT a year on: 3 ways the AI chatbot has completely changed the world in 12 months From accelerating artificial intelligence (AI) use to challenging Google’s hegemony, here’s how ChatGPT jhas changed the world in just a year. -
Russia Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov lashes out at NATO and the West Lavrov told a meeting of OSCE ministers in North Macedonia that the organisation was an "appendage" of NATO and the EU, before walking out. -
Europe News EU institutions reach deal on anti-SLAPP law protecting journalists & other critical voices An agreement on the law was found in the early hours of Thursday. -
Culture news Metallica set to make history as first US heavy metal band to play in Saudi Arabia The US heavy metal band is heading to Saudi Arabia in December to play for the first time at the Soundstorm Festival. -
World What’s next for the aviation industry? Emirates president on sustainability and the Middle East Emirates airline President Sir Tim Clark sits down with Euronews to talk about the future of the aviation industry in the wake of the pandemic. -
Earth News Green Country of the Month: How Sweden’s eco innovators are making up for government setbacks From salt batteries to ‘flying’ ferries, here’s why Sweden is our Green Country of the Month. -
Europe News European Commission could unblock €10 billion in cohesion funds for Hungary as early as next month The European Commission is preparing to adopt next month a decision that could unblock up to €10 billion in cohesion funds for Hungary, which has been denied the cash over persistent rule-of-law concerns. -
Europe News EU should go on the cyber offensive in defence overhaul - Charles Michel The European Union needs a bespoke "cyber force" to beef up its defensive capabilities, according to European Council chief Charles Michel. -
Residences Forget cramped rooms and shared bathrooms, Europe’s hostels have had an upgrade Some hostels are seeing 300% more bookings than in 2021. -
Earth News Renewables welcome electricity integration plan, seek more details Action Plan released by the European Commission puts the spotlight on electricity distributors while environmental watchdog regrets lack of initiatives to reduce energy demand. -
Business Denmark withdraws 1,000-crown note from circulation The Scandinavian nation is set to remove the note, its largest denomination, as legal tender in 18 months time. -
Markets Making money on defence stocks: Is it ethical to cash in on the boom? When the war in Ukraine began almost two years ago demand for weapons in Europe skyrocketed, taking arms companies’ shares along with it. Experts expect the market to continue to grow for at least the next five years. Here’s why. -
wellbeing Do you use screens often? You’re probably at risk of 'cybersickness'. Here’s what to know From motion sickness to eye strain, electronic devices can have serious effects on our health. How do we prevent them? -
Europe News EU car sector calls for fewer regulations, better industrial strategy The European car industry wants the continent's policymakers to come up with a better industrial strategy as well as a reduction in the pace of new regulations over the next five years, according to the CEO of Renault. -
Lifestyle ChatGPT turns one: The birthday threatening culture and creativity 2023 has seen some of the biggest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence. The readily available ChatGPT is leading the charge. A year after its launch, what has been its impact on culture and the creative world? And should artists be afraid? -
Economy French banks ploughing billions into green and sustainable loans French banks have doubled the amount of green and sustainable loans given out in 2022, reaching a total of €216 billion, as announced by the Banque Populaire Caisses d'épargne (BPCE) Chairman Nicolas Namias. -
Tech News Meta's ad-free subscription service breaches EU law, consumer groups say Consumer groups say Meta's ad-free service, starting at €9.99 per month, is "an unfair choice for users". -
Israel Hamas claims responsibility for deadly Jerusalem shooting Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu said his government would distribute more guns to Israeli citizens, following the attack by Palestinian militants. -
Culture news The Pogues lead singer Shane MacGowan, known for 'Fairytale Of New York', dies aged 65 The charismatic folk hero and frontman of The Pogues will always be remembered for his bittersweet Christmas classic "Fairytale Of New York", featuring the late Kirsty MacColl. -
Tech News France's government ministers to ditch using WhatsApp for French app Olvid over security fears The French government is switching out common instant messaging apps with French alternatives in order to tighen up security. -
Economy Euro area inflation slowdown brings ECB's 2% target back into focus Inflation in the euro area has taken a significant dip, reaching its lowest level in over two years. Euronews Business breaks down the latest figures. -
Culture news Disney CEO Bob Iger to quit in 2026 - again Iger announced his design to resign for a second time, amid a conversation about Marvel's box office woes. -
Business Want to work at Disneyland? 8,500 jobs are open as Disney expands operations Disneyland Paris launches a major hiring campaign, aiming to recruit 8,500 employees, with a focus on filling critical maintenance roles. -
Europe News Europe has a pivotal role to play in the global green transition The challenge for European leaders in 2024 is to build a stronger political narrative about why leaning into green transition is not only the right thing to do but the economically sound choice in the long run as well, Susi Dennison writes. -
Economy German unemployment at highest rate in more than two years Europe's biggest economy is losing momentum and it's dragging down the labour market too, latest data shows. -
Earth News Hundreds of Dutch farmers sign up to close their livestock farms under new scheme The EU has approved a €1.5 billion scheme to buy out Dutch farmers and reduce nitrogen emissions. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 30th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Climate COP28 kicks off in Dubai, promising two weeks of fierce negotiations over fossil fuel phaseout Representatives from nearly 200 countries have gathered for a fortnight of negotiations chaired by the United Arab Emirates. -
Economy Rivers, birds, culture: ECB selects motifs for new euro banknotes The EU's central bank is looking to shift from the windows and bridges that decorated the euro since its inception -
Business Inflation in Europe falls to 2.4%, as higher interest rates squeeze growth Inflation for the 20 countries using the euro currency fell from an annual 2.9% in October, according to numbers released Thursday by Eurostat, the European Union's statistics agency. -
Earth News COP28 latest: Loss and damage fund to help climate victims agreed on day 1 of UN summit in Dubai Countries have reached an agreement on setting up a loss and damage fund, which the UAE immediately pledged $100 million to. -
Ukraine IAEA: dangers around Ukraine's nuclear power plants are multiplying The Zaporizhzhzia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine has remained in Russian hands since the invasion of the country in early 2022. -
Lifestyle 'We belong': LGBTQ community finds haven in Kosovo's inclusive Bubble Pub As the sun rises over Kosovo’s Pristina, the call to Muslim morning prayer from tens of minarets echoes through the city, just as the last call sees patrons at the capital's first and only LGBT bar Bubble Pub wrap up an evening of socialising and partying. -
Ocean What are blue carbon credits and can they help battle the climate crisis? Experts say this form of carbon offsetting could strengthen the fight against climate change, but it must be used responsibly. -
Earth News Drinking water restrictions introduced as northeast Spain weeks away from drought ‘emergency’ Drought ‘emergency’ could be weeks away, authorities in northeast Spain have warned. -
Economy France prices fall in November as inflation eases in the energy sector French inflation numbers for November came in lower than expected following a slower rise in energy and service sector prices. -
World News Record increase in EU military spending amid 'demanding times' Despite the funding surge, Europe's defence industry cannot meet demand from Ukraine as it battles the Russian invasion. -
Tech News Elon Musk uses expletive to blast advertisers fleeing X over hate speech and antisemitism In a deepening crisis for X (formerly Twitter), Elon Musk used a swear word in front of an audience when talking about advertisers fleeing the site. -
Culture news Sir Elton John to Britain's Parliament: Next election winner can help eradicate AIDS by 2030 Sir Elton John has told British MPs that the winner of the next general election can "help to end AIDS worldwide by 2030." -
Israel Two more Israeli hostages released, as ceasefire is extended The six-day humanitarian pause was set to expire Thursday morning, but will be extended, with Hamas hanging over two more Israeli hostages on Thursday evening. -
Culture news Masterpiece or fraud? Second Mona Lisa goes on display in Italy Experts are divided over whether a painting, the so-called "Isleworth Mona Lisa" is a superior Leonardo da Vinci original or an inferior copy... -
USA Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dies at 100 Kissinger exerted uncommon influence on global affairs under Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, earning both vilification and the Nobel Peace Prize. -
World News 'Astonishing' decision by EU court allows government offices to ban religious symbols The wearing of the hijab has divided Europe for years and it is back in the spotlight again, but the issue is not just confined to Muslim women. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The death-defying jumps that made Evel Knievel a star 30 November 2007: Evel Knievel dies. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 30th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Sport French Alps and Mediterranean coast surprise frontrunners to host 2030 Winter Olympic Games The IOC's decision came at the expense of bids from Switzerland and Sweden, and another leading candidate in Japan withdrew its bid. -
Economy How much disposable income do households across Europe save? Euronews Business takes a look at how much people across Europe are able to save each month as the cost of living crisis continues to hit household budgets.