4 December 2023 | Euronews
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wellbeing Feeling stressed? This UK farm allows you to cuddle cows to relieve your anxiety Visitors are flocking to Dumble Farm in Yorkshire, UK, to harness the potential mental health benefits of being up close with their furry residents. -
France Olympic security: opening ceremony on the Seine raises questions again French authorities insist that they do not plan to move the event and security measures will be put in place following Saturdays fatal attack near the Eiffel Tower. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 4th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Scenes Meet the ecologist spreading her wings in New Zealand to save seabirds "You can't expect to save a whole species in a month. Don't give up. We need to keep fighting. The alternative is to just let it all crumble. We can't do that." -
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Tech News EU governments' hypocrisy is on full display over dangerous police AI Our governments must be willing to put their money where their mouth is, ensuring that state uses of AI are subject to the same reasonable rules and requirements as any other AI system, Ella Jakubowska writes. -
Explore Top things to do in Shamakhi: Azerbaijan's hiking and hot air balloon hotspot In Azerbaijan's Shamakhi region, there really is something for everyone. From stunning nature walks to the biggest space observatory in the country, and an airborne adventure that's sure to blow you away. -
Culture news Spotify to cut 17% of its workforce despite turning profit Spotify chief executive Daniel Ek has said he made the “difficult” decision as economic growth has “slowed dramatically”... despite turning a profit of €65m for the September-November quarter. -
Business Which is Europe's best business school? A total of 90 schools have made it to the prominent Financial Times list, with French, British and Spanish institutions dominating the top. -
Focus Why was Sado Island in Japan known as ‘the Land of Gold’? In the 1600s, Japan produced nearly a fifth of the world’s gold and nearly half of that came from Sado. In this episode of Focus, Euronews uncovers the charms of this mythical island. -
Smart Regions Ecovillage Boekel: Discover the Netherlands' award-winning, sustainable housing community Ecovillage Boekel was named the Netherlands' most sustainable organisation in 2021. With its own 'food forest' and a pioneering César heating system, this European project is setting the standard for green living. -
Economy Turkey: inflation reaches 62% despite interest rate rise Inflation in Turkey showed a 62% year-on-year rise in November, according to official data published on Monday. -
Europe News 'Win-win': UK set to return to key EU research programme, Horizon Europe, on 1 January The United Kingdom will make its return to the European Union's science research programme, Horizon Europe, on 1 January 2024, both sides confirmed on Monday. -
Europe News Opposition to EU Green Deal grows as European elections approach The bloc's landmark agreement was initially met with praise but has since hit a few roadblocks. -
Business Thousands of job cuts: Telefónica lays off one-fourth of its labour in Spain The company told the unions about the plan as it attempts to curb spending. -
Markets Today's markets: Bitcoin is 150% up, gold flirts with new record Investors are eyeing good news from the US economy while concerns of a broader Israel-Hamas war temporarily pushed the price of gold to new levels. -
Economy UK workers are losing thousands of pounds due to growth stagnation Average UK households are £8,300 poorer than their counterparts in countries like France, Germany and the Netherlands, according to a new report by the Resolution Foundation and LSE. -
Tech News The EU's AI Act: Could Europe's landmark bid to regulate AI fall at the last hurdle? Negotiators are due to finalise the world's first set of rules regulating artificial intelligence (AI) but a wobble this week could set it back years. -
Europe Decoded Explained: Why truckers are blockading the EU's eastern border with Ukraine Polish truck drivers have spent nearly a month blockading different crossing points along the border with Ukraine. Last Friday, Slovak drivers joined the protest, turning the dispute into an all-out European crisis. -
Art Banksy’s Brexit mural destroyed in UK Banksy's Brexit mural, valued at approximately £1.4 million, has been destroyed for good, after a 2019 whitewashing and the demolition of the Dover building. -
Health news Faced with a shortage of Ozempic, Americans looking to lose weight are turning to alternatives Approved in 2017 for adults with type 2 diabetes, Ozempic has now become a blockbuster weight loss drug. -
Nature Jonathan the Tortoise: World’s oldest living land animal celebrates 191st birthday St Helena’s national treasure, who predates the telephone, is in good health and expected to reach his third century. -
Lifestyle Louis Vuitton makes waves in Hong Kong: The best looks from Pharrell Williams' second show Louis Vuitton made a big splash at Hong Kong's iconic Victoria Harbour with a fashion show presenting the latest from its men's creative director, Pharrell Williams. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Future generations must be given a seat at the EU table The EU needs a European Commissioner for Future Generations in its next college to enshrine long-term thinking and act as a guardian and conduit for future generations’ interests, Alberto Alemanno and Elizabeth Dirth write. -
Culture news Susan Sarandon apologizes for comments about Jews at rally The actress says she regrets “diminishing” the long history of antisemitism in remarks at a rally last month, which led her agents to drop her. -
Economy Here’s why Switzerland may not go for a minimum corporate tax rate Switzerland may now be turning back on a minimum corporate tax rate, proposed by the OECD. -
Travel News Munich airport resumes flights but issues warning to passengers Heavy snowfall and sleet caused days of disruption at Germany's second busiest airport. -
Guyana Venezuela approves referendum claiming sovereignty of region in oil-rich Guyana Voters answered five questions about the future of the disputed land, including whether they support turning it into a Venezuelan state. -
France France anti-racism rally marks 40th anniversary of 1983 Equality March Forty years ago, French citizens of North African descent marched, from Marseille to Paris between the 15th of October and the 3rd of December, to denounce discrimination and racism. -
Culture news 2023 concert film trend continues: Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ is a box office hit The post-Thanksgiving, early December box office is notoriously slow, but Beyoncé’s “Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé" defied the odds. -
Gaza Israel orders more evacuations in Gaza but Palestinians have nowhere to go Some two million people - most of the territory’s population - are stuck inside southern and central Gaza, where Israel’s ground offensive is now moving. -
Spain Demonstrators rally against amnesty for Catalan separatists in Madrid Spanish Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez's new term got off to a stormy start after he clinched the support in parliament of two Catalan separatist parties in exchange for a controversial amnesty for hundreds of people in legal trouble over Catalonia's failed bit to secure independence. -
Culture news Oxford's Word of the Year for 2023 is... Each year, Oxford University Press chooses a word or expression that has reflected the last 12 months and has potential to have lasting cultural significance or provides a snapshot into history. And this year's word is... -
Mobility Detroit becomes the first US city to have an electrified road that charges EVs while driving Vehicles have been testing out the first electrified road in the United States that is capable of charging EVs as they drive along it. -
Earth News COP28: Finance and gender in the spotlight on day five of the UN climate conference We're bringing you all the latest stories from the UN climate conference in Dubai. -
The Big Question The Big Question: Is Europe a good place to start a business? Roxanne Varza, director of Station F, the world’s largest start-up campus, reveals on The Big Question whether Europe is a good place for growth and shares her secrets for success. -
Culture news Battle of Austerlitz reenactment draws record numbers of participants Thousands flocked to Santon Hill for the annual reenactment of the Battle of Austerlitz. This year's commemoration is the largest since 2015, with some 1200 history enthusiasts participating from 15 different countries. -
Ukraine Ukraine accuses Russia of shooting surrendering soldiers Kyiv announced it was launching an investigation into allegations that Russian forces killed surrendering Ukrainian soldiers. -
Culture news Palestinian dance to Italian opera singing: UNESCO set to reveal Intangible Heritage List for 2023 55 cultural practices, from European glass blowing to olive production in Türkiye, have been submitted for UNESCO's Intangible Heritage List for 2023. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Remembering Frank Zappa's greatest guitar solo, 30 years after his death 4 December 1993: Frank Zappa dies from prostate cancer. -
France French Mayor receives 'decapitation' threat after her comments on teenager’s killing The death of the 16-year-old, known as Thomas, sparked protests from far-right groups in November. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 4th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Kiss give final farewell concert in New York but legendary rockers live on as digital avatars The legendary rocker's long kiss goodbye was finally sealed on Saturday night with an electrifying concert at Madison Square Garden in New York, so close to where it all began. -
Spain 'They were drowning': Spanish hero saves migrants forced off speedboat at gunpoint It took Javier González a minute to reach the migrants who had been forced from the speedboat off the Spanish coast, but by the time he got there, one of them had already died. -
The Cube Fact-check: Did Hamas create a website boasting about massacring Israeli civilians? According to multiple Israeli officials and social media users, the shocking website shows the true face of the military organisation governing Gaza. The Cube decided to take a closer look. -
Business Business of fashion: Here are 10 things shaping the industry Climate change and AI could have the biggest impact on the fashion sector.