6 December 2023 | Euronews
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Ukraine As Ukraine aid falters in the Senate, Biden signals he's willing to make a deal on border security Biden had hoped Congress would approve the military, economic and humanitarian aid package, but the injection of border security into the negotiations made progress difficult. -
The future of work lies in the balance between human and AI More than 70 speakers from the worlds of business, policy, academia and technology examined the impact of AI on work and workers. -
Europe News Activists hand over 540,000 strong petition on online child abuse to European Parliament They are calling for the strongest possible measures when it comes to the EU's measures preventing and combating online child abuse. -
The Cruise Industry's Green Voyage: A Sustainable Future on the High Seas As major players in the travel industry, cruise lines have a responsibility not only to operate in an environmentally conscious manner but to lead global future-proofing efforts from the vanguard of maritime innovation. -
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 6th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News ‘I can hardly see through my tears’: Fans grieve over death of beloved British station cat ‘A gentle little soul’: A British railway station cat who rose to global fame has died aged 12. -
Lithuania Lithuanian schools receive hundreds of bomb threats for third consecutive month Following mass bomb threats to schools and other public buildings and organisations, Lithuania is dealing with an 'information attack' according to the police department. -
Israel Israel claims to have discovered 'considerable weapons depots' in civilian area in Gaza As the plight of civilians deepens, the UN human rights chief has called for the international community to immediately push “with one voice” for a cease-fire. -
Culture news Taylor Swift named TIME Magazine's '2023 Person of the Year' Pop star Taylor Swift has been named TIME Magazine's 2023 Person of the Year - the first person to win the title purely for her "success as an artist". -
Europe News The New EU Pact on Migration and Asylum will erode universal human rights. Not in our name We demand solidarity instead of Fortress Europe, prioritising the needs of asylum-seekers, and sharing responsibility among member states, MEP Cornelia Ernst writes. -
Health news Do you have high blood pressure? Your spouse might too, study finds A new study of co-habiting heterosexual couples from across the world found that partners may share high blood pressure. Go figure. -
Cult Samarkand Congress highlights Uzbekistan’s unique cultural heritage Samarkand hosted the 7th International Congress celebrating Uzbekistan's rich cultural legacy, uniting scholars from all over the world and showcasing uncovered treasures including ancient manuscripts and inscriptions. -
Samarkand to unveil new airline as part of Uzbek tourism drive A new airline will soon make one of Asia’s oldest and most intriguing cities even more accessible to overseas visitors. -
Culture news Take a look at the oldest royal mummy in history at the renovated Imhotep Museum in Egypt Considered one of the most significant archaeological museums in Egypt, the Imhotep Museum, in the Saqqara necropolis complex, reopens its doors after renovation. -
Health news Oxford scientists develop a new blood test that can detect Parkinson’s risk with 90% accuracy A new blood test from researchers at Oxford University could identify people at risk for Parkinson’s disease years before symptoms manifest. -
Earth News Climate change is causing death and destruction — climate action is our only hope for survival Climate action is, and will, stand as a priority for our work in Europe and Central Asia now and in the years to come, through united action for better health, WHO Europe's Hans Henri P. Kluge writes. -
Business European governments seek to unshackle from UK financial infrastructure The EU is worried continual dependence on London-based financial clearing houses jeopardises bank stability -
Markets Elon Musk eyes $1 billion investment for his new AI start-up xAI Euronews Business looks at how Elon Musk is planning to raise $1 billion worth of equity for his new artificial intelligence start-up. -
No Comment WATCH: Santa Claus brings Christmas gifts to the sea world of a German aquarium Santa Claus brought Christmas gifts to the sea world at an aquarium in the western German city of Oberhausen on Wednesday morning. -
France France passes law protecting cocks' right to crow as they please in the countryside The new ‘countryside sounds and smells law’ aims to give more protection to existing farms from newly arrived residents in the area. -
Romania Romanian tennis legend Ion Tiriac talks vintage cars and life on the court Tiriac sat down with Euronews in an exclusive interview to discuss his career, and his passion for vintage cars. -
Business Electric vehicle sales between UK and EU escape tariff charges - for now Euronews Business takes a closer look at the European Commission's new proposals on EU-UK electric vehicle exports - and manufacturing investment plans. -
Economy Jobs at risk as eurozone construction sector continues to struggle Construction firms are looking to cut costs in the face of inflationary pressures and a prolonged fall in demand. -
Culture news How TikTok has shaped the 2023 music charts TikTok has released its annual report on the influence of the wildly popular social media platform on the music industry. -
Europe News Interest in EU elections on the rise as polls project unprecedented shift to the right Voter interest in the 2024 European elections is on the rise, but projections of a surge in support for far-right parties are sowing doubts over the European Union's future path. -
Taste Flavours of Kerala - A marination of Spices and Cultures With so much on offer, visitors are spoilt for choice. Every day you spend in this savoury state is a gastronomical delight. -
Europe News Israel-Hamas war: Tensions flare across EU ahead of leaders' summit One week ahead of a crucial meeting of European heads of state and government, divisions over the Israel-Hamas conflict are once again coming to the fore. -
Economy Retail sales boosted in October as European shoppers spend more Eurostat reported a 0.1% increase in retail sales in the Eurozone for October, following three months of decline. -
Markets LSE outage: What happened and which companies were impacted? Euronews Business looks at what was behind the London Stock Exchange outage on 5 December and which companies were affected. -
United Arab Emirates Russian President Vladimir Putin visits UAE and Saudi Arabia during COP28 As UN police patrol Dubai, Putin sits down to one-on-one talks with Emirati leader Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. -
Economy Will German companies be forced to reduce production with orders down? The latest industrial data from Germany has been released and shows a decline in manufacturing orders. -
France Could French school children be made to wear uniforms? The Minister for National Education, Gabriel Attal, has announced a 'large-scale experiment' will soon be launched which will see a number of children across France wearing school uniforms for the first time. -
USA Future NATO member Sweden signs US security deal with US Washington has said the Defence Cooperation Agreement (DCA) will further strengthen the Alliance once its NATO accession is completed. -
Art To infinity and beyond: Tom Hanks takes Londoners to the moon with immersive show A new immersive documentary produced by actor Tom Hanks retraces the Apollo missions which landed 12 people on the moon. -
Markets Israel: 'No unusual trading' before the 7 October Hamas attack A previously published report found an unusual spike in bets against Israeli securities just before the attack. -
Work Real teacher salaries in Europe are down. Which countries pay the highest and lowest wages? Teachers in Europe are expected to continue striking for better pay and working conditions in 2024 after many of their salaries fell in real terms. -
Israel Does Israel have a vision for the day after Hamas? Hamas’ rule in Gaza may end due to its own strategic miscalculation, but the real question is what happens after, Shlomo Roiter Jesner writes. -
Markets Nissan and Mitsubishi confirm invest plans for Renault EV unit Ampere Euronews Business looks at the latest investment plans by Nissan and Mitsubishi for Renault's electric vehicle division, Ampere. -
Ireland Ireland to hold referendums on removing outdated gendered language from constitution A reference to women's domestic role has long stuck out as a particularly dated part of Ireland's 1930s constitution. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 6th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
USA Trump says he will only be a dictator 'on day one' if re-elected as US President Donald Trump has declined to rule out abusing power to seek retribution if he returns to the White House. -
Travel News Is Athens infested with bedbugs? Fake posters aim to deter tourists from short-term holiday lets Fed up with holiday apartments driving up rent, locals in Athens have put up fraudulent bedbug evacuation notices. -
My Wildest Prediction In a future dominated by driverless cars, will your grandchildren need a driver's licence? The term "wheel" could become outdated as we transition to a future where we all assume the role of passengers. Do we want to stop driving? -
Culture news What were Wikipedia’s most searched topics in 2023? Can you guess which was the most searched topic on Wikipedia this year? -
Culture news Bolero declared UNESCO intangible cultural heritage Part of Cuba and Mexico's deep cultural tradition, the musical genre of Bolero is now recognised as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO. -
World News COP28: Activists say frustration levels are high As politicians and experts debate on the past and upcoming challenges to be aligned with the 1.5°C Paris agreement target, climate activists outside COP28 in Dubai say not enough is being done to combat the climate crisis. -
Tech News 'We need to talk, Elon': Argentina's president-elect Milei reaches out to X owner after Musk praise X owner Elon Musk had previously expressed support for Javier Milei, Argentina's new president, following his election in November. -
Tech News The fight for the AI Act is a clear case of defending the public good If an agreement is not reached this week, this will represent a big missed opportunity for Europe and one of the biggest scandals involving the influence of interest groups in the internal affairs of the EU, Michelangelo Baracchi Bonvicini writes. -
Israel Israeli army surrounds southern city of Khan Younis As attacks intensify in and around Gaza’s second-largest city, the UN warns of a catastrophic humanitarian situation. -
Europe News Campaign to redefine dyslexia as a skill wins main prize at European Care Awards A campaign that aims to reframe dyslexia as a valuable skill in the workplace was awarded the prestigious grand prix at the European Care Awards in Brussels on Tuesday. -
Business Cash bans and golden visa checks: EU on cusp of new money laundering rules Officials hope revamped laws will draw a line under a series of dirty money scandals -
Economy Will the ECB cut interest rates next year, and why does it matter? The current mood indicates that the ECB will become the first central bank to cut rates. However, others are saying it is too early to pop open the champagne bottle as the fight against inflation is not over, Osama Rizvi writes. -
Russia Insecure and isolated: The 'illegal' life of Russia's LGBT citizens Draconian laws and repression are forcing Russia's LGBT community out of the country, but those who cannot escape face an increasingly grim fate. -
USA Israel slams United Nations for 'silence' over Hamas rape allegations Israel presented at a UN conference evidence it claims shows Hamas carried out systematic sexual violence against women during the 7 October attacks. -
Culture news Jonathan Majors trial: Accuser recounts night of assault Grace Jabbari has testified against her then-partner, the rising Hollywood film actor Jonathan Majors, whose career-halting arrest this past spring for assault could see him booted off various screen projects. -
Art Jesse Darling wins Turner Prize 2023 with 'delirious' everyday objects One of Britain's most prestigious contemporary arts awards has been won by the Berlin based artist Jesse Darling for an 'outstanding exhibition' of commonplace objects. -
Culture news Hollywood strikes: Actors vote to approve deal with studios The outcome is a major relief for SAG-AFTRA leaders and an entertainment industry that is attempting to return to normal after months of labour strife. -
Italy Father of murdered Italian woman urges men to be agents of change against femicide 22-year-old Giulia Cecchetin's murder galvanised public outrage against violence targeting women in Italy. -
United Kingdom UK COVID Inquiry: Scandal-prone Boris Johnson apologises for 'pain' and 'loss' of victims The former UK leader will speak at the ongoing inquiry on Wednesday and Thursday, following criticism from colleagues and the public on how he handled the pandemic. -
Earth News COP28: Tipping points, city plans and Putin’s visit to the UAE on day 7 of the UN climate summit The UN conference continues, as 2023 becomes the world's hottest year on record. -
Food and Drink The Icelandic brewery selling pea and red cabbage flavoured Christmas beer A Christmas beer made from green peas and marinated red cabbage has become a festive hit in Iceland. Made by a small Reykjavik brewery, the recipe is inspired by Iceland's Christmas dinner. -
World News Copernicus: 2023 officially hottest year in recorded history The announcement comes as representatives at the United Nations climate conference in Dubai prepare to wrap up their first week of talks with moderate progress on some issues. -
World News 'Forgotten heroes': Hundreds of Italian doctors and nurses strike over working conditions They demand respect, call themselves "the forgotten heroes", and, most importantly, are determined to have their voices heard. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The day a Rolling Stones gig turned deadly 6 December 1969: The Rolling Stones play their most infamous gig -
Nature Cedars of God: Sacred forest once a refuge for Christians is now under siege from climate change Cedar trees are a symbol of Lebanon but they’re disappearing as the country heats up. -
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