1 November 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News EU Solidarity Fund: Why disaster relief in Europe often comes too late The EU Solidarity Fund was created to provide rapid assistance during disasters. But for many of those affected, such as Klaus Feuser, that support is often out of reach, blocked by bureaucracy and budget limits. -
USA Trump's comments about Liz Cheney 'must be disqualifying,' Harris says Vice President Kamala Harris criticised Donald Trump's recent comments about Liz Cheney as disqualifying for his presidential campaign. -
Lebanon Israeli airstrikes devastate Dahiyeh, claim 45 lives in northeast Lebanon Early Friday airstrikes on Dahiyeh, following a four-day period with no reported strikes in the suburb, destroyed dozens of buildings and sparked fires in the area. -
World News Russia criticises Turkey for supplying weapons to Ukraine while offering to broker peace Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has questioned Turkey's military support for Ukraine during the conflict, calling it a "surprise". -
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Nutrition World War 2 sugar restrictions linked to reduced risks of diabetes and hypertension Limiting sugar intake from conception through early childhood was linked to lower risks of type 2 diabetes and hypertension, a new study found. -
No Comment Catastrophic flooding in Spain leaves widespread destruction The severe flooding wreaked havoc in parts of Spain, leaving cars piled on top of each other, uprooting trees, and coating power lines in heavy layers of mud. -
USA Early and absentee vote: How many Americans have already voted in the presidential election? Voters have already gone out and cast their ballots in droves through early voting or mail-in options ahead of 5 November, with 64,550,126 advance ballots returned. -
EuroVerify Did a left-wing politician ask for Portugal's police to be disbanded? After a police shooting of a Cape Verdean man in Lisbon, a Left Bloc politician called for accountability of Portugal's police force management if statements are proven to be untrue. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 1st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
USA US elections explained: Who are the billionaires pumping millions into Trump and Harris campaigns? The decision time is nearing, and some Americans have more at stake in the Trump-Harris race than others. Much, much more. -
Climate Amsterdam, London, Madrid: Europe’s biggest ‘nerve centres’ at increasing risk from climate change New analysis emphasises the need for ambitious emissions cuts from countries. -
Europe News Japan and EU sign new defence and security pact amid rising regional tensions The partnership is the first of its kind between the EU and an Indo-Pacific nation, and comes as concerns rise over China, North Korea and Russia. -
Destinations With a giant street party and flaming procession, this city is the best place to celebrate New Year Edinburgh’s Street Party is now considered a ‘bucket list’ New Year celebration. -
Earth News Climate change was a major US election issue in 2020. Why has it taken a back seat in 2024? Presidential campaigns have instead focused on other key election issues like the economy, immigration and foreign policy. -
Serbia Roof collapse at railway station in Serbia kills at least 13 A concrete roof at a Novi Sad railway station collapsed, killing 13 and injuring others. Rescuers continue to search for survivors. -
USA Europeans including far-right voters want Harris to win, poll shows A YouGov survey shows that the majority of Europeans want Kamala Harris to make it to the White House, including some on the far right. -
Earth News UK government issues apology and financial settlement to family of child killed by air pollution The child's mother says the apology puts the issue of air pollution ‘firmly on the map’. -
Europe News US election: Greens fear the EU may have to keep global climate action alive ‘We don’t want other leaders and other countries laughing at us anymore,’ Donald Trump said in June 2017 when he formally announced America’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, the international deal signed in December 2015 to halt global heating. He’s promised to do it again. -
Culture news Jennifer Lopez blasts Trump campaign’s ‘garbage’ comments: 'This is our country too' The pop star and actress, who is Puerto Rican, joined Kamala Harris on stage in Las Vegas, stating that “every Latino in this country” was offended by the racist remarks recently made at a Trump rally, and that "you can't even spell American without Rican - this is our country too." -
Design Ukrainian war-rebuilding architects Livyj Bereh win the Royal Academy's 2024 Dorfman Prize For their work restoring the roofs destroyed by Russia's invasion, Livyj Bereh have been awarded one of the world's most prestigious architecture prizes. -
Business Amsterdam's Schiphol airport to hit airlines with major hike in fees The airport says a planned 41% increase in fees, due to be imposed next year, is needed because of soaring inflation and much higher interest rates in the past three years. -
Culture news Thousands go to fake AI-invented Dublin Halloween parade Irish revellers flooded the streets of Dublin expecting a Halloween parade last night. The only problem? No parade had been organised. -
Russia Lavrov to visit EU for first time since Russia's all-out war against Ukraine, reports claim Russian state-controlled outlet Vedomosti reports that FM Sergei Lavrov will visit Malta in December 2024 to participate in a meeting. If confirmed, it would mark his first visit to any EU country since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. -
Business Irish entrepreneur who put Dubai on the Duty Free map dies Colm McLoughlin, the Irishman who led Dubai Duty Free to become an airport retail giant. -
Europe in Motion Cost of living crisis main concern for European election voters, report says The cost of living crisis was a significant driving force in the June election, while gender equality had minimal impact on people's voting preferences, according to a report by the European Parliament. -
Art Botched heist: Thieves steal two Warhol prints and damage more at Dutch gallery On Friday morning, thieves stole two rare Warhol prints and damaged two more. Their violent explosion destroyed the gallery and nearby stores. -
Poland Is illiberalism in Poland truly so hard to beat? The governing coalition should finally make work of hammering out a real alternative to PiS’ illiberalism with concrete policies rather than just upholding a "but at least we’re not PiS" image, Tom Junes writes. -
Cinema Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Anora' - Sean Baker’s Palme D’Or-winning anti-romcom The director of 'Tangerine', 'The Florida Project' and 'Red Rocket' delivers a brilliant rollercoaster ride - a modern fairytale that doubles as a gut-punch tragedy. It deservedly won this year’s Palme d’Or in Cannes and could very well be on its way to Oscar glory. -
Europe News Five people seriously wounded in shootout linked to drug trafficking in France Hundreds of people were involved in the drug-related violence in the western French city of Poitiers, with teenagers among those injured. -
Europe News Russian fighter accused of war crimes in Ukraine in 2014 to stand trial in Finland Yan Petrovsky, also known as Voislav Toden, is charged with fighting against Ukrainian forces as part of the neo-Nazi Russian unit, Rusich. -
Lifestyle Movember turns 21: How a viral moustache trend got old enough to drink Here's our definitive guide to everything you need to know about the initiative this November. -
North Korea North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile test records longest ever flight time North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was at the test site of a new intercontinental ballistic missile launch, which flew higher and for longer than other tested by North Korea in the past. -
Business Microsoft to create hundreds of new engineering jobs in Dublin Microsoft said that the new roles at its Dublin office will focus on cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (AI). -
Space EU accepts ‘best-and-final offer’ bid for satellite mega-constellation project The EU accepted an offer from a consortium of European satellite network operators to build a sovereign Internet mega-constellation. -
Tech News Humans or AI? Study shows which tasks benefit most from using artificial intelligence With the rise of AI, a new study from MIT researchers looked into which tasks could benefit most from human-AI collaboration and which are best handled independently. -
Art Artistic director Edith Devaney on opening Malta's first national contemporary arts museum Euronews Culture sat down with Edith Devaney, artistic director of the newly inaugurated Malta International Contemporary Arts Space (MICAS), to discuss the opening of a new chapter for the Maltese art scene. -
Europe News Over 400 survivors and witnesses accuse late former Harrods owner Al-Fayed of sexual misconduct The billionaire Egyptian businessman was the owner of a string of hotels, including Harrods in London and the Ritz in Paris, before he died in August last year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 1st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News World Vegan Day: Which diet does the most to cut your carbon footprint? Keto, paleo, vegan: Our diets have a wide variety of climate impacts, with one almost four times more polluting than veganism. -
Culture news Charli XCX’s 'brat' is Collins Dictionary Word of the Year Just as we were getting over ‘brat summer’, the word ‘brat’ has been crowned 2024’s Collins Word of the Year... -
Tech News OpenAI launches ChatGPT-powered search engine, putting it in competition with Google The search engine could put the AI company in competition with Google. -
Healthcare Enlargement health check: Which EU hopefuls are fittest? A recent "checkup" on EU candidate countries reveals how well the nine hopefuls align with the bloc’s health standards. -
Health news EU countries clash with WHO over trans rights and access to healthcare Nearly half of European Union countries consider ‘transsexualism’ a psychiatric diagnosis required for trans people to access specific healthcare, which goes against the World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines. -
Culture news Arnold Schwarzenegger makes rare endorsement for Kamala Harris “I want to move forward as a country, and even though I have plenty of disagreements with their platform, I think the only way to do that is with Harris and Walz," wrote the actor and former Republican governor of California. -
Europe News MEPs seek first contact with Trump or Harris regimes in Texas next week A delegation of MEPs travelling to Texas to meet American counterparts three days after the US elections next week is aiming to make first contact with a new regime, whether Trump or Harris wins, according to its members. -
Markets Markets recap: Stocks fall amid uncertainty ahead of US Election Market sentiment soured amid uncertainties surrounding next week's US election, exerting pressure on stock markets. The euro strengthened due to rising inflation, while the US dollar weakened ahead of the upcoming non-farm payroll report. -
Markets What investors need to know about markets and the US election The US election could significantly impact financial markets, influencing currencies, stocks, and commodities. Here are some potential market reactions to different election outcomes. -
Culture news The most dramatic, viral and absurd moments of the 2024 US election cycle The US Presidential race has been dramatic and nothing short of exhausting. Election Day is a few days away, so time to look back at the most viral, absurd and shocking moments that won't make us regret this 2024 election cycle. -
Business Tech results mixed: Apple faces China slowdown, Amazon rides AI growth US tech giant Apple saw sales in China extend a decline, while Amazon topped market expectations with strong guidance. -
Nutrition US expert advises how Europe should name ‘fake’ meat Although not yet approved for sale in the EU, lawmakers will be soon decide how to label lab-grown meat. In an interview with Euronews, a US expert proposes a solution for how to name this novel product. -
Food and Drink 'Old school fine dining is over': Top TV chef says future lies in being comfortable Louise Bouratt is fusing her two nationalities as one of the Lisbon dining scene's rising stars. But she doesn't think stars are where it's at. -
Travel News A load of hot air? These destinations are selling thin air to tourists You can find cans of local air in dozens of places around the world from the Swiss mountains to the Isle of Mann. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 1st – Morning 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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Europe News Hundreds protest in Turkey against mayor's arrest over alleged terror links Ahmet Özer, the mayor of Istanbul’s Esenyurt district and a member of the Republican People’s Party (CHP), was detained on Wednesday by anti-terrorist police over his alleged connection to the Kurdistan Workers’ Party or PKK. -
Europe News At least five killed, four injured in gas explosion in southern Russia Russian law enforcement say they have launched a criminal probe because of suspected safety violations in the building. -
Europe News US says around 8,000 troops from North Korea are stationed in Russia's Kursk region The US has estimated a total of 10,000 North Korean troops are in Russia. Seoul and its allies said that the number has increased to 11,000, while Ukraine has put the figure higher, at up to 12,000. -
West Bank Palestine blames Israel for damaging UNRWA's West Bank offices during raid The damage to the office comes after Israel’s parliament passed laws this week effectively banning UNRWA’s operations in Israel and the Palestinian territories.