21 December 2023 | Euronews
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Hungary Hungarian truckers end unsuccessful protest at Ukrainian border Drivers angry at Ukrainian hauliers' entry into EU market say both their government and their union have left them behind. -
Football Now January Transfer Window: Which players could be on the move? With the transfer window reopening imminent, FOOTBALL NOW looks at which players could be switching clubs at the beginning of 2024. -
Culture news Censorship row erupts in Spain over a play where actors appear in just underwear Two small theatre companies in Toledo say local right-wing parties PP and Vox cancelled their play because actors performed in their underwear, saying it “scandalised the public”. -
Earth News AI in biology could find the most creative answers to our climate woes We need to bridge the divide between AI engineers and biologists with the same goal of having a positive impact on society, Stef van Grieken writes. -
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Europe News Diamond sector in Antwerp prepares for fresh sanctions against Russia The diamond sector in Antwerp is preparing to apply the newly agreed sanctions against Russian diamonds. -
Sport Super League v UEFA: What’s next? 23 years after the Bosman ruling, another Luxembourg-based European Court of Justice (ECJ) judgment has shaken the foundations of European football as we know it. But what are its effects? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 21st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ecotech A powerful energy cocktail: Chile is taking the Latin lead in the race for renewables The solar thermal tower Cerro Dominador has become a symbol of Chile’s energy revolution against climate change. -
Czech Republic Czech Republic mourns victims of worst mass shooting in its history Authorities say 14 people were killed and 25 wounded in the mass shooting in the Czech capital's historic centre on Thursday. -
Argentina Streets of Argentina erupt with anger against new Milei proposals Thousands of Argentinians have taken to the streets to oppose the country's new president Javier Milei who took office earlier this month promising drastic cuts to public spending. -
Earth News Just Stop Oil activist arrested for singing her Christmas anthem in front of Rishi Sunak’s house The single has gained backing from Victoria Mary Clarke, the widow of ‘Fairytale of New York’ singer Shane MacGowan. -
Musica The winner takes it all: Salzburg hosts the final of the Herbert von Karajan Young Conductors Award Feel the excitement skyrocket as we go behind the scenes at the final of the prestigious Herbert von Karajan Young Conductors Award in Salzburg. -
Culture news BBC urged to drop UK Eurovision entrant Olly Alexander who called Israel an ‘apartheid state’ The UK entrant for next year's Eurovision endorsed a statement by an LGBTQ+ “direct action” pressure group accusing Israel of genocide. Now, several groups are demanding the BBC drop Olly Alexander. -
Economy US jobless claims shows resilience for the world's biggest economy Latest US jobless claims and GDP data shows world's largest economy is still expanding. -
Earth News Food waste at Christmas: How bad is it and what can you do about it? It's all about changing your mindset when it comes to throwing away food after dinner. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russian shelling kills two, ultranationalist drug-dealing, Polish border dispute The latest developments from Russia's war on Ukraine. -
Iran Fears for Iran’s ‘Woman Life Freedom’ protesters amid record executions The Islamic Republic was shaken by the largest - and most significant - wave of anti-government dissent in decades last year. -
Hungary 'Evil is eating away at Western democracies,' says Hungarian PM Orban The Hungarian leader criticised Colorado's recent decision to remove Trump from their ballot, as well as a Polish state TV channel being taken off air. -
Business UK hails financial access deal with Switzerland after Brexit losses London financiers have largely lost access to EU markets, but the UK says its recognition of Swiss banking and asset management rules is 'ground-breaking' -
Travel News Eurostar passengers say Christmas is 'ruined' after last-minute strike hit London trains on Thursday Eurostar trains were cancelled on Thursday afternoon due to an unexpected walkout. The strike is now over. -
Markets Toyota calls back 1.12 million vehicles following airbag glitch Toyota has recalled over a million vehicles across a number of models, due to potential issues with airbag deployment -
Culture news Fontaines D.C., Massive Attack & Young Fathers announce Gaza benefit single 100 per cent of the profits from the single will be donated to the charity Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders to help their emergency operations in Gaza and the West Bank. -
United Kingdom One third of Wales 'at least a little bit queer' - report A recent study into Wales' LGBT+ community found 34% of the population identify beyond traditional heterosexual norms. -
Russia Alexei Navalny's location still unknown after 15 days Navalny's team last week announced he had suffered a "serious health incident," saying he had collapsed in the solitary cell he was being held in. -
Euronews Tech Talks The mystery of the metaverse explained for children | Euronews Tech Talks Struggling to understand what the metaverse truly is? The team of Euronews Tech Talks helps you to visualize it with an explainer suitable for everyone. -
Business We can redesign global food systems to ensure climate resilience and food security. Here's how By designing solutions that meet market needs as well as address societal issues such as climate and food security, companies have the chance to blend profit with purpose and find that sweet spot where they can be simultaneously doing well and doing good, Adolfo Orive writes. -
Europe News Yanukovych sanctions unaffected by court judgment, European Commission says Restrictions remain in place on the former Ukrainian president who’s accused of supporting Putin, despite a legal ruling yesterday in his favour -
Netherlands EU agency 'concerned' about planned 'erotic centre' near its Amsterdam headquarters The European Medicines Agency has said it is keeping a close watch on plans for a new sex work venue as Amsterdam disperses its notorious red light district. -
Business Inflation, AI and Elon Musk: Five business stories that dominated 2023 Euronews Business looks back at five business stories that dominated the global landscape this year. -
Earth News Go ‘demitarian’ this Christmas: UN report urges new diet to help fight climate change Going ‘demitarian’ is even lower emissions than veganism - and easier to stick to -
Tech News Meta’s social media platforms are systemically censoring pro-Palestine content, NGO finds Human Rights Watch found evidence that Meta's Instagram and Facebook have muted pro-Palestine voices on its social media platforms since the beginning of Israel's war against Hamas. -
Sharjah: Is this the new start-up capital of the Middle East? As 2023 draws to a close, the UAE emirate of Sharjah continues to lay foundations as a world-class business destination. -
Culture news Spotify pulls out of French festivals in response to new tax law Macron's government announced the tax on 13 December after a Senate vote in November. -
Economy Record low unemployment drops further in recession-hit Netherlands The latest figures suggest that employment is on the rise in the Netherlands even though the country battles with recession. -
Tech News X, formerly Twitter, sees massive outage as tens of thousands report issues Elon Musk's X suffered one of its biggest outages on Thursday, with users losing access to their posts and timelines. -
Cult Creative Industries Week: Films shot on mobiles and hackathons take centre stage in Baku Imagination, innovation, technology, and entertainment were the key ingredients at the Creative Industries Week in Baku. The capital of Azerbaijan welcomed new players from the creative sector. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 21st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Germany Invisible poverty: homelessness is on the rise in Germany Experts believe the government won't keep its promise to end homelessness in Berlin by 2030. -
Poland New Polish government sacks governing bodies of public media The changes will affect television, radio, and news agencies. -
Europe News EU top court finds FIFA, UEFA abused dominant position in Super League case UEFA and FIFA rules requiring other entities seek their permission to set up new tournaments contravene EU law, the bloc's top court has ruled in a landmark ruling. -
Tech News Q&A: People will only use technology they trust, Microsoft expert says Euroviews spoke to Jeremy Rollison, Head of EU Policy at Microsoft in Brussels, about many of the burning questions around European and global regulatory cooperation on artificial intelligence, and what regulating AI will mean for Europe's citizens. -
Economy How much money did the UK government borrow in November? The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said public sector net borrowing stood at £14.3 billion in November, reflecting the fourth-highest November total since monthly records began in 1993. -
Culture news Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount in merger talks: What’s at stake? Not a merger of equals, but if Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount join forces, they would create a behemoth with an impressive number of movie franchises to play with... -
United Kingdom ‘Out of touch and cruel’: Trans rights groups condemn UK governmment's new schools guidance Organisations working with young trans people are disappointed by new draft guidance for teachers, saying that a chance to help educators work positively with children has been missed. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo tops world's most polluted cities list Air quality in the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina is so bad some people are wearing masks. -
Economy French economy ends 2023 on a high as business climate lightly rebounds The slight improvement marks a reversal of the downward trend France's business climate has seen since the beginning of 2023. -
Gaza Gaza death toll reaches 20,000 as UN ceasefire vote postponed Around 300 Palestinians have died each day on average since the conflict began, excluding the seven-day ceasefire, according to Gaza's health ministry. -
United Kingdom Londoners face ‘eat or heat’ Christmas crisis despite lower inflation As cold weather begins to bite, the higher cost of food will leave many in London struggling to put a meal on the table and heat their homes at the same time. -
Lifestyle From binge to mindful drinking: WHO says more young Europeans are choosing sobriety Boosted by healthier lifestyles and the influence of social media, more young people are now embracing mindful drinking and they're increasingly aware of what and how much booze they consume. -
The Cube Fact-check: Did Zelenskyy buy a multi-million dollar villa in Florida? Social media is rife with claims Ukraine's president has fled the country to seek refuge in the United States. But are they true? -
Food and Drink "Sheep's head, anyone?" What Europeans are eating this Christmas From sheep's head to the forerunner of the charcuterie, what are the origins of Europe's Christmas culinary traditions? -
Food and Drink 10 must-follow foodie social media accounts to elevate your cooking skills As more food enthusiasts turn to Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube for quick and visually appealing recipe videos, here are some top-tier accounts you should be following for mouth-watering tips. -
Earth News Montpellier introduces free transport: Where else in Europe can you travel without buying a ticket? Montpellier has launched its free public transport scheme ahead of Christmas. -
Markets Why can't European tech firms compete with their US counterparts? US tech stocks tracked by the Nasdaq 100 index reached new all-time highs on 19 December, surpassing the previous peak reached in 2021. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The day Gangnam Style broke a billion views 21 December 2012: ‘Gangnam Style’ gets 1 billion views on YouTube. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 21st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.