12 November 2024 | Euronews
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Azerbaijan Aliyev criticises Western nations' stance on fossil fuels at COP29 opening speech Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev used his opening speech at COP29 to deliver a strong criticism of Western governments that purchase his country's gas while condemning its fossil fuel-dependent economy. -
Business German auto and engineering workers to get 5.5% wage rise after union negotiations The deal, watched by the European Central Bank for its effect on inflation, comes at a tough time for Europe's biggest economy. -
No Comment Tyrannosaurus Rex of London's Natural History Museum, a model like no other London's Natural History Museum is kicking off the festive season by unveiling the design of its 2024 Christmas jumper, featured on a model of a Tyrannosaurus Rex. -
No Comment New York City's underground tunnel becomes public therapy couch Artist Matthew Chavez is installing his participatory art project called Subway Therapy in the New York underground. -
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 12th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Funeral held for 10 people killed in consecutive Israeli strikes in Lebanon A mass funeral took place for eight ambulance drivers and two civilians killed in an Israeli airstrike in Tyre, Lebanon. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina With the upcoming Kovačević ruling, let justice be done for Bosnia’s democracy The European Court of Human Rights must uphold its last year's ruling on Bosnia's constitution because it is the function of the court to affirm only one basic principle: the principle of justice, not politics, Dr Jasmin Mujanović writes. -
Europe News There is nowhere safe in Gaza, UNRWA affairs director tells Euronews UN aid agency's Scott Anderson described the humanitarian situation in Gaza as critical and called on all sides to respect civilian safe zones. -
Tech News Facebook and Instagram get ‘less personalised’ ad option amid EU regulator pressure Meta made changes to its “pay or consent” model amid demands from EU regulators. -
Climate What is Article 6 and why is it controversial? Campaigners react to adoption of carbon credit rules Carbon markets are one step closer to being part of global climate plans after a speedy COP decision. -
Europe News At least four killed, including three children in Russian attack on Kryvyi Rih Russian glide bombs, drones and a ballistic missile smashed into several cities across southern and eastern Ukraine on Monday. -
Europe News Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby resigns amid sexual abuse scandal Survivors of the abuse, particularly those targeted by John Smyth, a prominent figure who abused young men for decades, expressed relief at Welby's decision, seeing it as a step toward accountability. -
Culture news Album anniversaries - November 2024: TV On The Radio, MF DOOM, Nirvana From dealing with grief through experimental pop to one of the best live albums ever released, via a surprising concept album, here's our pick of the three albums celebrating a major anniversary this month. -
Destinations Planning a wellness break? Discover Poland’s hidden gem on the Baltic Coast Poland’s Baltic coast offers a unique escape with its historic cities, wellness retreats, and shifting dunes. -
Nature ‘Crazy young penguin’ travels to Australia from Antarctica. Is climate change to blame? The runaway emperor penguin was seen attempting belly slides on the sands of an Australian beach. -
Tech News Germany should prepare for cybersecurity threats ahead of election, interior minister says Germany needs more protections against cybersecurity threats with a general election coming up, the interior minister said. -
USA Blinken heads to Brussels for urgent talks on Ukraine after Trump win The State Department is set to hold talks in the Belgian capital on how to boost support for the war-torn country before Trump takes over in the transition of power. -
Travel News What would a single-ticket booking system mean for your next European train adventure? The complexity of train travel across Europe’s borders could soon be made easier with plans for a single ticket. -
Business Bayer shares fall as pharma giant’s results fail to cheer investors Bayer’s share price fell on Tuesday, following the company releasing lacklustre third quarter earnings with a warning that the current challenges may also impact next year’s results as well. -
Business Shell wins landmark climate case - what does it mean for investors? The current court decision does not mean that the oil giant will turn away from its green targets, but it will mean Shell can continue its present level of drilling. -
Europe News Meloni’s man in Brussels dodges political questions in hearing Raffaele Fitto has been nominated by Giorgia Meloni to be Italy's pick for the new Commission. Fitto demonstrated political versatility as he dodged questioning on domestic Italian issues and pledged to serve the EU. -
Health news New anti-smoking pill hailed as a 'game changer' will be offered on the UK's NHS The smoking cessation pill could help to prevent thousands of smoking-related deaths across the UK. -
Europe in Motion Survey: Women in the EU read more books than men EU residents have a relationship with books on the verge of love and hate: almost half of them cannot read a single complete book in a whole year, and in some countries the average is ten books or more. -
Europe News Spain to do ‘whatever it takes’ to aid flood victims: finance minister In an interview with Euronews, Carlos Cuerpo said it was too early to point the finger over deadly floods in Valencia, as tens of thousands protest a government response they see as inadequate. -
Russia Russian warship armed with hypersonic missiles trains in English Channel, state media reports The Zircon missiles, capable of reaching speeds multiple times the speed of sound and with a range of 900 km, are central to Russia’s strategy to counter US missile defences. -
Explore Explore Japan's indigenous Ainu culture: Upopoy & Marimo Festival In this episode of Explore Japan, join us as we discover the vibrant culture and traditions of Japan's Indigenous Ainu people in Hokkaido. -
Art Renowned German-British painter Frank Auerbach dies aged 93 One of Britain’s greatest painters has died at 93. Over a seven-decade career, his artwork – characterised by thick layers of paint and their striking emotional resonance – has been displayed in every major national gallery. -
Europe News Unrest erupts in Abkhazia after opponents of Russian 'investments' agreement are detained On 15 November, the Abkhazian parliament is set to ratify an agreement on Russian "investments," which would allow Russia to own property and land in the territory. The opposition intends to hold a large rally in Sukhumi on the same day. -
Markets Oil prices hit as Trump signals increasing support for more drilling US President-Elect Donald Trump's enthusiasm for more oil drilling in the US is causing increasing volatility in oil prices, as investors worry about the possibility of oversupply. -
Business Lufthansa reaches deal to secure stake in Italy's ITA Airways The Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance has revealed that it has reached a deal with Germany's Lufthansa Group for a 49% stake in ITA Airways. -
Culture news Microsoft and Vatican create 3D digital twin of St. Peter’s Basilica with help from AI The project allows virtual visitors to explore the landmark and aids conservation efforts by identifying structural issues ahead of the 2025 Jubilee. -
Euronews Debates Recharging the debate: Are EVs just for rich men? Watch our live debate again in the video below to hear how industry experts and politicians want to shake up the EV industry, the market and policy to increase appeal to women and the population as a whole. -
Culture news Italian mural of Holocaust survivors defaced A mural depicting two of Italy's most prominent Holocaust survivors has had their faces scratched out. -
No Comment Firefights break out in Haiti's capital as prime minister replaced Gun fights broke out between police and gangs in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince on Monday, the same day a new interim prime minister was expected to take over as the country faces a surge of violence. -
No Comment Dutch police disperse people from streets after Amsterdam tram set on fire The Dutch capital has been experiencing ongoing tensions following violence last week when fans of an Israeli football club were targeted. -
Culture news Filming of Amanda Knox series in Perugia sparks local backlash Film crews were met with banners reading “Rispetto per Meredith” ("Respect for Meredith") as they arrived to start shooting the eight-part series. -
Economy Germany's economic sentiment falters as Trump's win casts shadow Germany's economic sentiment dropped in November as internal political gridlock and Trump's election stoked concerns. The ZEW index fell from 13.1 to 7.1, with experts citing fears over Trump's tariffs and stalled reforms in Germany's coalition government. -
Tech News Classes in the metaverse? Meta creates digital ‘metaversities’ in EU and UK schools Students at universities in the EU and UK will soon be having courses in the metaverse. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 12th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Profits at power company CEZ hit by lower earnings in trading and mining The Czech power company CEZ recently signed a deal with Britain's Rolls-Royce SMR to develop and build small modular nuclear reactors. The company attributed the fall in profits to lower earnings in trading and mining. -
Europe News Germany set to hold snap elections on 23 February, reports claim German Chancellor Olaf Scholz previously suggested new vote could be held in March, following the breakdown of his ruling coalition. -
USA Trump to appoint hardliners Rubio and Waltz as foreign policy chiefs, reports claim Trump's picks for secretary of state and national security adviser have fully supported the president-elect in casting doubt on European countries' contributions to NATO. -
Japan through the eyes of an adventure travel expert: an interview with Shannon Stowell In an exclusive Euronews interview with the CEO of the Adventure Travel Trade Association, Shannon Stowell defines adventure travel by three key elements: nature, culture, and activity. -
Culture news Yale University introduces course on Beyoncé and her legacy A course dedicated to studying Beyoncé is coming to Yale University next Spring. It’s not the first time that singers and songwriters have been the focus on a university course. -
Lebanon At least 22 killed in Lebanon and Gaza strikes as Israeli defence minister rejects ceasefire Talks for a ceasefire in Lebanon continue, but Israel's defence minister ruled out any truce with Hezbollah. -
Business AstraZeneca beats expectations and raises guidance despite China troubles AstraZeneca raises its fiscal 2024 guidance for the second consecutive quarter. This upgrade comes despite ongoing legal challenges in China as it reported robust third-quarter earnings results. -
Europe News German MPs highlight China with Trump as president-elect As the world is facing a second Donald Trump term, German MPs speak with Euronews about the biggest challenges Europe could face and the future of the transatlantic relationship. -
Earth News COP29: What happened on day two as world leaders addressed the UN climate conference? Euronews Green brings you the latest updates from the UN climate conference in Baku, Azerbaijan. -
Korea North Korea finalises landmark defence pact with Russia The deal is considered the biggest between the two countries since the end of the Cold War. -
Economy Which European countries rely most on exports to the US? Apart from Germany, Ireland, and Italy, a potential 10% tariff on all EU goods exported to the US would also significantly affect other EU countries, where the US represents a substantial share of total exports. Euronews Business takes a closer look at the US's share in exports for each EU country. -
Destinations Bird watching, hiking and history: Escape to nature on a trip to Lithuania’s tranquil national parks Experience a new side of Europe: Explore the forests, lakes, and folklore of Lithuania’s underrated national parks. -
Europe News If Israel bans UNRWA, we can no longer operate in Gaza, says head of operations | Radio Schuman Israel is set to ban the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, known as UNRWA, raising concerns over supply of humanitarian aid to Gaza. -
Lifestyle GPHG 2024: A win for Chopard in the new sustainable innovation prize category Cactus leather, recycled carbon fibre and vegetal rubber: low-impact materials are the new prestige in luxury watches. Chopard won the brand new "eco-innovation" prize at this year's GPHG awards. -
EuroVerify AI-generated image of Vatican 'devil worship' goes viral A picture showing priests and cardinals gathered around a Satanic-like figure in a black mass is circulating on social media, shared in various contexts. -
Scenes Watch: The young performers celebrating their heritage through dance in Georgia. Dance is an essential part of Georgian history and culture, and the locals are proud to perform traditional routines whose origins date back decades. -
Europe News Domestic political crises pose obstacles to Franco-German alliance The German and French political crises and the economic challenges that come with them could weaken Franco-German leadership and affect the EU's ability to present a united front in key negotiations. -
Tech News Europe’s answer to Google? Ecosia and Qwant partner to build new search index “If the United States decided to pull US technology from Europe… then we would have to go back to phone books,” said Ecosia’s CEO. -
Europe News Amsterdam reacts: Unravelling days of tensions that rocked the capital Tensions erupted last Friday in Amsterdam after a UEFA football match, with European leaders widely condemning the violence. Euronews travelled to the Dutch capital to decipher the story. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 12th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Germany Thousands masquerade as Carnival season starts with festivals across Germany The Cologne Carnival officially begins on November 11 at 11:11 AM, but the heart of the festivities unfolds in the days leading up to Shrove Tuesday.