1 December 2023 | Euronews
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Ukraine Speed up the accession process, Ukraine tells the EU In two weeks, the EU Council in Brussels will decide whether accession talks should begin with Ukraine and Moldova. -
Focus SPECA: Central Asia reaffirms its key role in international transport In Baku, during SPECA week, the United Nations programme for Central Asian countries, the Member States signed new agreements to develop better international connections between Asia and Europe. -
Europe News State of the Union: War fatigue, luggage sizes and anti-SLAPP deal There was talk of Ukraine war fatigue this week in Brussels, as NATO's foreign affairs minister met to discuss the nearly two-year-long conflict. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 1st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
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Italy Watch: Etna erupts again, sending hot lava down its snowy slopes Mount Etna on the Italian island of Sicily erupted at dawn on Friday, creating a festive spectacle of fire and ice. -
Earth News UAE among petrostates that risk losing half their income as fossil fuel demand drops Energy transition brings ‘very real risk’ of conflict in petrostates, a new report warns. What can be done about it? -
Earth News A fresh approach at COP28 could help humanity turn the corner It is time for every country and every leader to reach a consensus on a clear course towards tangible progress in global climate action, and come together at COP28 to deliver the necessary change. Our world will be watching, Ambassador Hend Al Otaiba writes. -
Lifestyle The car's the star: Bucharest classic car museum celebrates decade of opening The astonishing car collection has been assembled by one of Romania's most famous sportsmen, tennis legend, Ion Tiriac -
Health news Australia has apologised to thalidomide survivors. How has Europe dealt with the scandal's legacy? The Australian government issued formal apologies to victims of thalidomide this week. In Europe, the recognition of victims has been heterogeneous. -
Economy Small wins for eurozone manufacturing sector as downturn eases The downturn in manufacturing activity softened slightly in November and business confidence is at a three-month high. Experts nonetheless say a recovery is far-off. -
Travel News Inca trails and lush rainforests: This South American country is introducing a digital nomad visa Want to move to Peru? Its new digital nomad visa gives plenty of time to explore its natural wonders. -
Ireland What is fueling the spread of far-right politics in Ireland? Concerns are growing that the number of people supporting far-right ideology in Ireland is growing significantly. It follows rioting in Dublin last week after three children and an adult female were stabbed by a foreign-born Irish citizen. Euronews reporter Ken Murray has the story. -
Business "Freedom scallops": The seafood war you probably didn’t know about As Japan is locked in a scallops standoff with China and Russia, with wider political ramifications, Tokyo reassures consumers worldwide about its seafood safety and looks for new markets. Euronews Business breaks down what it is all about. -
Culture news Cultural digest: The best things to see and do in Europe this week Amsterdam Light Festival, the world's most popular LEGO® exhibition and Wim Wenders' 'Perfect Days' - here's what's cool in Europe right now. -
France New report - thousands of French minors victims of sexual assault every year The newly-launched Domestic Abuse Task Force estimates that there are some 160,000 children victims of sexual violence in France every year - and many cases go unreported. -
Culture news Afghanistan’s artists and cultural heritage are on the brink of obliteration We urge both UNHCR and individual governments that have ratified the 1951 Refugee Convention to acknowledge the inherent vulnerability of Afghan artists and cultural workers at risk under Taliban rule, and as such, accord them prima facie refugee recognition, Sanjay Sethi and Johanna Bankston write. -
Art Idris Elba and Naomi Campbell pose for 'timeless' Pirelli calendar 2024 celebrating Black excellence Visual artist Prince Gyasi photographed this year's Pirelli Calendar, featuring stars like Naomi Campbell, Idris Elba, and Angela Bassett. The theme is "Timeless," with Gyasi selecting individuals who inspired him throughout his life. -
Euronews Witness Glyphosate: The much-criticised herbicide that's still used in Europe Why has glyphosate still not been banned? This is the question being put to politicians by the victims of this herbicide, as the European Commission extends its authorisation for ten more years. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Perfect Days' - Wim Wenders' greatest film in decades Wim Wenders takes a lifetime of wisdom and distils it into a meditative and beautiful tale brimming with poetry. -
Health news 70-year-old Ugandan woman becomes 'Africa's oldest mother' after giving birth to IVF twins A Ugandan woman has given birth to twins at the age of 70, with the hospital claiming she is Africa's oldest mother. -
Ukraine Russian army advancing 'in all directions' in Ukraine - Moscow But a Ukrainian commander insisted the country's military was "firmly holding the lines". -
Europe News Smart devices to be better protected from cyber attacks after EU strikes deal Household products connected to the internet will soon have to be better protected from cyber threats after European Union countries and lawmakers agreed on new legislation on Thursday. -
Economy Italy's economy escapes recession but clouds loom for 2024 Euronews Business takes a closer look at Italy's current economic situation as its latest gross domestic product (GDP) figures are released. -
Design Let the countdown begin: Our favourite (and most original) 2023 advent calendars It’s the first day of December and that can only mean one thing: The countdown to Christmas has begun. But what kind of advent calendar do you have, and isn't it time you got a better one? -
Economy Swiss economy grows as services sector provides support The Swiss economy grew in the third quarter of 2023 with help from the services sector, although manufacturing continues to drag. -
Food and Drink M&S Paella Croquetas sparks food cultural appropriation debate From Jamie Oliver's jerk rice to Uncle Roger's criticism of bad fried rice, if you come at a culture's culinary favourites, you better not miss... -
Markets Disney's dividend is back after a three-year suspension The Disney dividend is back after a suspension of more than three years. Euronews Business takes a look at how the company is turning its finances around. -
World News From France to Ireland and beyond, Europe confronts an increasingly transnational far-right threat Movements that could once be tackled one government at a time are more and more able to connect with each other across borders – and Elon Musk's Twitter has given them a gift. -
Europe Decoded Brussels braces for a politically explosive December The European Union's to-do list for the month of December is nothing short of sensational. -
Tech News AI has the potential to be a transformative force in the workplace If we cast AI as humanity’s technological companion rather than competitor, AI will enable us to refocus again on human strengths and, perhaps even establish a more efficient, sustainable, and human-centric workplace, Sonali Fenner writes. -
Culture news 'Killers of the Flower Moon' named best film of 2023 by New York film critics 'Killers of the Flower Moon' has been named the best film of the year by the New York Film Critics Circle, the film's first major win in the awards season, which kicked off in earnest with November's Gotham Awards. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 1st – 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 housing market shows signs of life as prices rise in November House prices rose in November compared to October but are still cheaper than this time last year, according to a new report. -
Economy Why has Portugal u-turned on tax breaks for foreign residents? Portugal's parliament has extended tax breaks for foreign residents until the end of next year despite concerns about rising house prices for Portuguese residents. Euronews Business takes a look at why. -
Art Legendary French-American photographer Elliott Erwitt dies aged 95 The world of photography mourns a singular talent, whose images "have helped build our general understanding of who we are as a society and as humans." -
Health news World AIDS Day: 5 myths and misconceptions about HIV HIV treatment is so effective that it lowers the virus to an undetectable level, and yet stigma around the virus persists. Here’s a look at five misconceptions on World AIDS Day. -
Markets OPEC+ meeting: Russia and Saudi Arabia extend oil output cuts The November OPEC+ meeting resulted in several more members making deep oil supply cuts whilst others stuck to existing reductions. Euronews Business take a look at how the news moved oil markets. -
Moments La dolce vita: After a failed property restoration in France, US couple finds dream home in Italy Rural Italy is full of abandoned properties in need of renovation. -
Culture news Iran sends hip-hop artist who rapped about hijab protests back to jail Iranian rapper Toomaj Salehi was previously charged with "corruption on Earth" and was released from prison two weeks ago after more than a year in custody. -
Lifestyle Culture overwhelm: How social media is changing our movie and TV watching habits Too much to watch, too little time? An influx of movie and TV summaries on TikTok and YouTube are altering the way we consume traditional media. -
Shadow work is trending on TikTok. Here's how to apply it to your career Shadow work is nothing new. But the hashtag #shadowwork has had 2.3 billion view on TikTok. So what is the trend and how can you learn from it? -
Culture news Culture Re-View: How Hugh Hefner didn't pay Marilyn Monroe for Playboy's first cover 1 December 1953: The first edition of Playboy is released. -
Economy In a recession, out of one, on the brink? Here’s where Europe stands While the timing of the recession is difficult to predict, one thing that is for sure is that the downside potential to future economic growth of Europe is real, Osama Rizvi writes. -
United Kingdom Body found in rural England barn triggers Europe-wide investigation Does this story seem familiar? Do you recognise the person in these images? Investigators are asking for help. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 1st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Gaza Israeli strikes kill more than 175 people in Gaza as truce ends, health officials say The pause in fighting that began a week ago had allowed hostages and prisoners to be freed, plus much-needed humanitarian aid to flow into Gaza. -
Mobility Tesla delivers first dozen Cybertrucks two years behind schedule amid continued uncertainty Elon Musk unveiled Tesla's first Cybertrucks to roll off the factory floor, two years behind schedule and amid continued uncertainty about production. -
Ukraine Maidan Square: 'A rather modest Ukrainian protest turned revolution' November marked 10 years since the start of the Maidan revolution which ousted pro-Russian president Viktor Yanukovych. -
Ukraine Rats the size of AK-47s and grimy mud: Winter comes to Ukraine war "Nobody wants to be on the frontline," one expert told Euronews, highlighting the grizzly impact of bitter weather on soldiers and civilians. -
Economy Lower inflation and wage growth in 2024? Here's S&P Global's outlook for Europe Euronews Business spoke to chief EMEA economist, Sylvain Broyer, at S&P Global about the eurozone economic outlook for 2024. -
Earth News COP28: World Climate Action Summit, King Charles III and fossil fuels - the latest from Dubai World leaders gathered for the first day of the World Climate Action Summit at the UN climate conference today.