8 November 2024 | Euronews
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USA Justice Department charges Iranian man over alleged plot to kill Donald Trump Investigators learned of the plan to kill president-elect Donald Trump from Farhad Shakeri, an accused Iranian government asset who spent time in American prisons for robbery. -
Cult Saatchi Gallery spotlights black life, climate change, and community in three powerful exhibitions In this episode of Cult, we dive into Saatchi Gallery's winter exhibitions, where black life, environmental fragility, and community spirit are celebrated through thought-provoking photography. -
Europe News Amsterdam bans all protests after attacks on Israeli football fans Dutch authorities said five were hospitalised and 62 detained after attackers targeted Israeli football fans before and after a match in the country's capital. -
Russia One of the largest volcanoes in Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula erupts After the volcano located in Russia's far east erupted, clouds of ash were visible from 250km away. -
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Europe News Irish Prime Minister announces general election at the end of November Taoiseach Simon Harris said "the time is now right to ask the Irish people to give a new mandate," as he confirmed that a general election would be held in Ireland on Friday, 29 November. -
Europe News EU leaders endorse 'New Competitiveness Deal' but skirt around joint debt EU leaders have embraced Mario Draghi's economic diagnosis as a "wake-up call" but eluded his crucial advise to issue fresh joint debt. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 8th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News After the ballots: How authoritarians edge closer to Brussels It is clear that mainstream parties have not yet discovered a panacea to counter the rise of extreme politics on the right and the left and that pro-Russian and pro-Chinese sentiment will continue to spread, Péter Krekó, Richárd Demény and Csaba Molnár write. -
No Comment Art installation marks Berlin Wall's 35th anniversary Germany commemorated the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall with a stunning art installation in Berlin. -
Moments Revolutionary art and Pussy Riot: Visit the Berlin Wall on the 35th anniversary of its fall 35 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, here's how to celebrate in the German capital. -
Destinations Want to move to Europe? Scotland offers affordable living and beautiful scenery Fancy a slower pace of life? Join the digital nomads moving to Scotland. -
Earth News ‘A total waste of time’: The world leaders shunning COP29 over political spats and lost confidence This year’s international climate conference will be much smaller than talks last year in Dubai. -
Applied Materials: A new leadership for Europe’s market Billions of tiny semiconductor chips hidden inside your mobile phone, electric vehicle, and an endless list of technologies and products, are busy powering Europe’s digital economy. -
Destinations ‘One of the last hidden gems in the world’: How Saudi hopes to protect the Red Sea’s barrier reef Saudi is building new resorts and hotels designed to be regenerative. -
Europe News Trump's unpredictable policies could alter the course of war in Ukraine The election of Donald Trump as US president might alter the war in Ukraine. His unpredictability raises concerns about aid reduction, but his approach remains unclear. -
Earth News Paris follows major European cities with introduction of car-free zones - and residents don't notice All motorists will now be banned from driving through the centre of Paris as the city launches a traffic-free zone. -
Uzbekistan: year-round holidays to suit every season From the white embrace of winter that covers Uzbekistan’s mountain resorts to the blazing orange sunsets over its desert dunes in summer, each season paints Uzbekistan in a new light. -
Culture news Profile: What is the 4B movement and why is it trending online? Imported from South Korea, many American women are swearing they'll join the 4B movement in light of Trump's re-election. What does it mean? -
Tech News EU Commission plans to continue tech standardisation work with US It is still unclear if there is political will to keep the EU-US Trade and Technology Council going in the wake of the US election. -
World News Is Trump's victory an opportunity or double-edged sword for Europe's far-right? The American billionaire's return to the White House and his radical rhetoric echo the electoral success of the far-right in Europe in recent months. -
Art European Pavilion 2024: Liquid Becomings imagine the future of culture in Europe Four vessels, four rivers and countless possibilities for culture. The European Pavilion's Liquid Becomings year-long art project has reached its end in the Portuguese capital Lisbon, but poses fresh questions about how we could live better together. -
Europe News Greece and Turkey hail positive meeting but say more work to be done on maritime dispute Greek and Turkish foreign ministers met in Athens as part of efforts to improve relations and boost trade between the historic foes. -
Europe in Motion Mesothelioma reported as most common occupational cancer in EU after lung tumours Mesothelioma is connected to asbestos exposure, and its symptoms typically don’t appear until decades after exposure. -
Europe News World cannot wait on Washington for climate action, EU foreign policy chief warns EU negotiators prepare for tough talks on finance for developing countries at the COP29 climate talks that open in Baku, Azerbaijan, next week, -
Europe News EU Commission warns Temu to fix consumer protection violations The Commission and national consumer authorities have found that Temu engages in illegal practices like fake discounts and misleading reviews. Already under DSA investigation, Temu has one month to respond to these accusations. -
Europe News Russia continues to blast Ukraine in intensified aerial attacks Russia launched around 2,000 drones at Ukraine in October, about one-third more than the previous month, making it the third in a row that saw a significant rise in attacks, the UK Defence Ministry said Friday. -
The Europe Conversation Russia tapped into North Korea to salvage its depleted army, says MEP Sinkevičius The conscription of around 10,000 North Korean troops to fight on Ukrainian soil means Putin is under less pressure to replace the approximately 1000 troops Russia is losing on the battlefield daily. -
Cinema Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Bird' - Andrea Arnold’s emotionally generous fantastical tale Andrea Arnold's new film manages to fuse social and magical realism, in a harsh yet uplifting tale that will leave you ready to take flight. -
Europe News Germany's Habeck set to run for chancellor for the Greens Green minister and Deputy Chancellor Robert Habeck is expected to announce candidacy as leader Olaf Scholz faces pressure to call early elections after the collapse of his governing coalition. -
Work AI could displace three million UK jobs but long-term losses are ‘relatively modest’, report finds Over time, artificial intelligence could lead to up to three million job losses in the UK, but that number will be offset by the new jobs created in the sector, a new report says. -
Business Rolls-Royce pulls the plug on electric flying taxi project Aerospace and engineering group Rolls-Royce has shut down plans for an electric flying taxi business almost three years after the Spirit of Innovation broke the electric air speed record by recording a 345.4mph flight. -
Economy China unveils financial package aimed at boosting the economy Beijing is hoping its plan will help bolster its ailing economy as it braces itself for increased trade tensions with the US under a Trump presidency. -
Ocean What’s behind jellyfish ‘blooms’ and are there actually more of them? Swarms of jellyfish near Mediterranean beaches were worrying local authorities and tourists during summer 2024. But are these animals increasing in numbers? -
Culture news Dystopian books fly off the shelves following Trump's re-election The prospect of four more years of Trump has sent readers back to their bookshelves to reacquaint themselves with the bleak futures depicted in works by Margaret Atwood and George Orwell. -
Europe News Should the EU issue joint debt to boost competitiveness? 'Everything is on the table,' says Michel The question of whether to issue fresh joint debt to boost the EU's competitiveness continues to divide political leaders. -
USA Why are US women backing the '4B' movement to swear off men after Trump's election victory? Social media posts about and online interest in the South Korean "4B" feminist trend are surging as American women join the call for men to be shunned. -
Economy Trump policies may push ECB to cut rates, Draghi urges reform efforts Trump’s protectionist policies could push the ECB to cut rates faster than predicted, as renewed tariffs on European exports threaten growth. Draghi urges EU reforms to bridge the tech gap and calls for a united stance in trade talks with the US. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 8th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Hollywood producers speculate about impact of Trump presidency Many in Hollywood are wondering how the new administration’s policies will affect the industry – especially when it comes to trade deals and international trade tariffs that Trump has said he will impose. -
Business European countries are spending more on defence, a think tank says European nations boosted their defences in response to the annexation of the Crimea Peninsula in 2014 and Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, a London-based think tank said Friday, but much remains to be done for them to be ready to face threats from Russia. -
Europe News Italy sends another 8 migrants to Albania despite failing to process first group The first group of 12 migrants were returned to Italy after a Rome court said their countries of origin, Bangladesh and Egypt, were not safe enough for repatriation. -
Art Humanoid robot artist makes history with €1 million auction sale of Alan Turing portrait The sale marks the first time an artwork by a humanoid robot has ever been sold at auction and has been described as a “new frontier in the global art market.” -
Cinema Festival cancelled in Turkey over ban of Luca Guadagnino’s film ‘Queer’ Mubi, the global streaming platform, production company and film distributor, has cancelled its Turkey film festival over local censorship of the film ‘Queer’. The company said it is taking a stand for “protecting freedom of expression.” -
World News A new Kristallnacht? Antisemitic violence and Europe’s responsibility This time, Jews won't wait around to see where things are headed like they did in 1939. They’ll leave, leaving Europe to deal with the extremism that has been allowed to fester, Sacha Roytman Dratwa writes. -
Tech News Trump 2.0: From Musk to Big Tech, how the US election result could reshape the tech industry “As Trump looks to cement his legacy, he may see a chance to leave a lasting impact,” one expert told Euronews Next. -
Soak up cultural heritage (and plenty of wine) on a day trip from Yerevan, Armenia Yerevan, the tuneful capital of Armenia, boasts over 2,800 years of cultural heritage and has plenty to sing about. -
Markets European stocks underperform global peers amid Trump's victory Global stock markets are set to end the week on a strong note amid the US election and China's highly anticipated additional stimulus measures. However, European benchmarks underperformed global peers due to economic concerns and political instability. -
Culture news Three people charged in connection with the death of Liam Payne Three people have been charged in connection with the death of One Direction star Liam Payne in Argentina, the public prosecutor's office in the country has said. -
Netherlands Israel deploys rescue planes to Amsterdam after violent attacks on football fans 62 people were arrested after violence between football fans broke out following a game in the Dutch capital. Both leaders described the violence as antisemitic. -
Economy Eurozone's economic forecasts slashed following Trump victory The uncertainty surrounding Trump’s trade policies will hinder growth in the eurozone, according to economists from Goldman Sachs. -
Markets European markets rebound as Chinese data fuels rally European stock markets rallied as strong Chinese trade data lifted sectors sensitive to consumer demand, driving broad gains. The Fed's recent rate cut may further bolster risk-on sentiment. -
Tech News Elon Musk joining Trump's team would not impact EU Commission's X probes Musk, who said he would be open to entering politics, might get a secretary or advisory job in the Trump administration. -
Europe News Breton touts Orbán as Trump’s guy in Europe | Radio Schuman In an exclusive interview with Euronews, former European Commissioner Thierry Breton says that when the newly re-elected US President Donald Trump wants to take the pulse of Europe, he turns to the Hungarian Prime Minister. -
Culture news 'Humans, they can't be replaced': Jacob Mühlrad on his robot cello player Swedish composer Jacob Mühlrad explains what his new robotic cellist can add to the classical music world, and what it can't. -
EuroVerify No, Melania Trump didn't use a body double during the US election An old rumour has resurfaced alleging that a body double often steps in for the past and future first lady when out and about with her husband. -
My Wildest Prediction AI will create new jobs but fuel US domestic terrorism, Scott Galloway says Scott Galloway, a professor of marketing at New York University’s Stern School of Business, entrepreneur, and best-selling author, shares his thoughts on AI, youth, and generational wealth in the first episode of the second season of My Wildest Prediction. -
Art Kazakhstan's treasures of the great steppe arrive in Paris From nomadic tribes to the Kazakh khanate - the Musée Guimet’s new exhibition explores 5,000 years of Kazakhstan's history in five key artefacts. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 8th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News EU member states start work on project for next-generation warship for the 2040s In the wake of increasingly complex security crises around the world, calls have been increasing for the EU to prioritise its military sovereignty. -
Uzbekistan Uzbekistan’s Bold Reforms Spark Global Interest Uzbekistan is stepping up on the world stage as reforms led by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reshape the nation’s politics, economy and civil society, sparking significant international interest. -
Europe News Shops start to reopen in Valencia after catastrophic flooding kills 219 in Spain 93 people have been officially declared missing in Spain’s worst natural disaster in decades, after torrential rain battered the eastern region at the end of October. -
Europe News Austria's Health Ministry declares whole country an avian influenza high risk area Avian influenza is a highly contagious viral disease that occurs mainly in poultry and wild water birds but transmission to humans remains rare. -
Gaza 14 killed in Israeli strike on UNRWA school used as shelter for displaced Gazans The IDF said in a statement that it had taken steps to mitigate the risk of harming civilians, including using precise munitions and aerial surveillance. -
USA Donald Trump names campaign manager Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff Wiles is widely credited within and outside Trump’s inner circle for running what was, by far, his most disciplined and well-executed campaign.