18 November 2024 | Euronews
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Earth News COP29: More countries need to take responsibility, says Wopke Hoekstra The EU Commissioner for Climate stressed the critical need to raise additional funds to support those in need. -
Europe News EU fails to reach unanimous agreement on suspending dialogue with Israel At the Foreign Ministers' meeting in Brussels, Josep Borrell, the EU foreign policy chief, proposed the suspension of political dialogue with Israel due to human rights violations in Gaza but failed to get the support of all member states. -
Europe News Finland and Germany investigate severed undersea data cable In a joint statement, the two countries said the damage comes at a time that “our European security is not only under threat from Russia‘s war of aggression against Ukraine, but also from hybrid warfare by malicious actors.” -
Europe News Slovakia and Hungary warn Biden's missile decision could escalate war in Ukraine President-elect Trump, who takes office in about two months, has raised uncertainty about whether his administration would continue vital military support to Ukraine. He has also vowed to quickly end the war but hasn't provided any details as to how. -
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Hungary Controversial Hungarian law criticised as anti-LGBT to appear before EU Court of Justice The first hearing on the Hungarian Child Protection Act takes place on Tuesday at the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg. -
Europe News Brussels turns blue and yellow as Ukraine war reaches 1,000 days November 19th marks the 1,000th day since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022. To honour the grim milestone, Ukraine's colours shine bright on the buildings of Brussels' EU institutions. -
Europe News Defeating its purpose? Fossil fuel lobbyists accompany European governments to COP29 According to a coalition of NGOs, the European Union's national delegations brought more than a hundred fossil fuel representatives with them to Baku for the UN climate conference. -
Tech News Revealed: parents’ biggest fears about what children do online On the UN Day for preventing child sexual exploitation, exclusive data shows the scale of parents’ concerns over explicit content and online predators – as activists say lawmakers are dragging their feet. -
No Comment No comment: Farmers protesting against the MERCOSUR treaty block traffic in southern France In France's Var department, farmers protesting against the MERCOSUR treaty gathered this Monday morning at various locations in the area, blocking highway traffic in Le Cannet-des-Maures. -
Europe News Austria's three-party coalition begins to take shape without the far-right After several rounds of exploratory talks, Chancellor Karl Nehammer announced the preliminary decision to form a coalition between three parties - ÖVP, SPÖ and NEOS. -
Gaza Israel’s forced displacement in Gaza is a crime against humanity The rest of the world needs to step in and stand up for the law and the human beings these laws are meant to protect. This shouldn't be allowed to get worse. It needs to stop now, HRW’s Nadia Hardman writes. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 18th – 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 Billionaires, frequent flyers, oil and gas: Who could fund COP29’s $1tn finance target? “It makes common sense to tax mega polluters and the mega-rich to ensure that we have the money needed for climate action at home and globally” according to one campaigner. -
Culture news Swiss esports event cancelled after host team founder's anti-abortion comment An event billed as Switzerland's biggest esports competition has been cancelled after the host team's founder posted an anti-abortion comment on social media, triggering outrage that led three rival squads to pull out. -
Moments Netherlands, Croatia, Greece: Where it's easiest to chat to locals if you're an English speaker Some of Europe’s most popular destinations are the most challenging to move to if you only speak English. -
Earth News 'Brinksmanship' could sink COP29 finance deal, UN climate chief warns as EU softens stance on China The whole COP climate process could stall or go into reverse if governments refuse to compromise with less than a week of negotiations left. -
Health news How EU countries compare on readiness for the next health crisis The new report compared countries’ vaccination rates, compliance with international health standards, and more. -
The Europe Conversation No U-Turn on Chinese car tariffs, Spain’s finance minister says In an interview with Euronews’ Europe Conversation, Carlos Cuerpo spoke of the economic impact of recent devastating floods, and how Europe should respond to US President Donald Trump -
Culture news Archaeologists uncover 'remarkable' section of 2,000-year-old Roman road in South London Built after the Roman invasion in AD 43, the 2,000-year-old road connected the port of Dover to Londinium and the West Midlands. -
No Comment No comment: Denmark’s Tivoli Gardens open for glittering festive season Denmark’s Tivoli Gardens, one of the oldest amusement parks in the world, turns 81 this year. The attraction has opened for the Christmas season with lights, a Santa Claus and a festive cheer. -
Scenes Watch: The basketball coach empowering India's youth through the sport Pradyut Voleti is transforming the lives of young people through his non-profit basketball organisation. -
Europe in Motion Which EU country is the biggest consumer of lightweight plastic bags? The number of lightweight plastic bags purchased across the EU is staggering – nearly 30 billion in 2022 alone. However, their usage rate is declining rapidly. Which countries use the most, and which are the most eco-friendly? -
Earth News ‘A champion of dirty fossil fuels’: Trump names fracking advocate Chris Wright as energy secretary Fracking advocate Chris Wright has been one of the industry’s loudest voices against efforts to fight climate change and could give fossil fuels a boost. -
Economy Tax on world's wealthiest billionaires faces resistance at G20 G20 leaders are meeting in Brazil on Monday and Tuesday to agree on a global tax on the world’s 3,300 richest individuals, which could raise up to $250 billion. -
Business UK property: Average selling price falls for second month in a row Despite the fall in asking prices, property website Rightmove says market activity is still strong compared with the same time last year with the number of sales being agreed 26% higher than in that period in 2023. -
Lifestyle Meet the 'Nepo Pets' who earn more than the average Brit with one Instagram post Move aside Nepo Babies – here are the celebrity pets that earn more than the average Brit, according to a recent study. -
Europe News Georgian opposition starts round-the-clock protest in Tbilisi calling for election rerun The demonstrators claim that the country's recent parliamentary elections were rigged and are demanding a rerun. -
Tech News EU Data Protection Supervisor hearings likely delayed to January The European Commission has finalised its shortlist but lawmakers fear they have no time to grill candidates this year. -
Destinations Emerald backwaters, golden beaches and hilltop havens: Northern Kerala is India’s tranquil gem If you’re seeking to discover India's more tranquil side, why not go on a serene and safe eco-adventure in Kerala? -
Europe News Dozens more dead as Russia continues attacks on Odesa and Sumy At least 19 people have died with many more injured across Ukraine in drone and missile strikes this Monday morning. -
Lifestyle Why are women shaving their heads to protest Donald Trump's reelection? Women are shaving their heads on TikTok to protest Donald Trump's reelection, as part of the 4B movement. In reaction, cancer survivors and alopecia victims have been condemning this trend, while Trump supporters have been mocking it. -
Europe News French farmers rally across country to protest EU-Mercosur trade deal Farmers across France are on the road again, protesting the EU-Mercosur agreement and arguing that the deal would create unfair competition. -
Tech News What is Bluesky and why are millions of people joining it? The decentralised social media platform has seen a large uptick in users since the US election. -
Art Paris' Louvre museum explores the ever-changing standards of beauty across art and history The Louvre Museum in Paris has partnered with L’Oréal Groupe to present "Of All Beauties!", an immersive exhibition exploring the concept of beauty across art and history. -
The Big Question Reduce, reuse, recycle: How to make decarbonisation good for business By 2030, 53% of the world’s energy input will be wasted as excess heat. How can we put this to good business use? -
Europe News What targets can Ukraine strike in Russia after lifting of ATACMS restrictions? Nearly 1,000 days after Russia started its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Washington is said to have authorised the use of US-provided ATACMS missiles for strikes deep into Russia. How far is Ukraine allowed to strike, and what are Kyiv's targets? -
Business Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy after collapse of JetBlue merger The budget travel firm was hit hard by the pandemic and a failed merger, leading to mounting losses in recent years. -
United Kingdom Standing open-armed, UK is choosing investment over decline A UK with strong foundations and a stable economy translates into a UK that is a stable partner to our friends in Europe, United Kingdom's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves writes in a Euronews exclusive. -
Brazil UN chief says 'failure is not an option' in fight against climate change United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres called for 'leadership by example' from G20 countries as Brazil hosts G20 Summit. -
Europe News EU foreign affairs ministers discuss support for Ukraine after Biden lifts veto on weapons The meeting of EU foreign affairs ministers comes a day after Russia launched another massive attack of drones and missiles against Ukraine. -
Culture news Gold pocket watch given to captain who rescued Titanic survivors sells for record price The gold pocket watch, recognizing bravery of the captain who rescued 700 passengers from Titanic, has set an auction record. -
Markets Samsung shares jump after surprise share buyback announcement The prospect of a buyback worth trillions of South Korean won has cheered investors after a disappointing year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 18th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Markets Olive oil prices on track to halve, says world's biggest producer One of the most difficult periods for the industry is coming to an end and will be driving prices down to half of their all-time high in the coming months, according to Spain's Deoleo. -
Culture news In pictures: Victoria Kjær Theilvig of Denmark is crowned Miss Universe 2024 She becomes the first Danish contestant to win the long-standing beauty competition, defeating both Miss Nigeria and Mexico in the final round. -
No Comment Santa Claus arrives in Tokyo to raise funds for sick children The parade in Tokyo brings together thousands of Santas to raise funds for sick children in Japan and around the world. -
Tech News EU Parliament to reconsider granting Amazon lobbyists access The lobbyists were stopped from entering the European Parliament last February after they failed to attend hearings. -
Earth News COP29: The clock is ticking as tensions intensify during climate finance talks The first week of the COP29 summit in Baku ended with frustration at a lack of progress on the key issue of financing the energy transition and climate adaptation in developing countries. -
Business Europe: Half of workers stressed, one-third eyeing job change ManpowerGroup's survey examines workers' perceptions, finding stress as a widespread issue. CCO Becky Frankiewicz tells of the importance of work-life balance, career development, and skills training for staff retention. -
Health news EU isn’t cutting antibiotic use fast enough, health agency says There are fears that antibiotic resistance could cause tens of millions of deaths by 2050 – but the use of last-resort antimicrobial drugs is on the rise, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control said on Monday. -
Europe News Ukraine and agriculture exports, Newsletter This week's key events presented by Euronews' EU senior health and agriculture correspondent Gerardo Fortuna. -
Food and Drink Portugal wins World Cheese Awards as UK misses out due to post-Brexit customs This year’s World Cheese Awards saw 4,786 cheeses from 47 countries assembled in the Portuguese city of Viseu. 240 experts gave their verdict, as the UK missed out due to customs... Brexit means Brexit, and all that. -
Europe News Flags for Ukraine's fallen fill Kyiv's central Maidan Square as war reaches 1,000 days Kyiv's Maidan or Independence Square has been the heart of Ukraine’s revolutions, and for many, it is the only place where their loved ones can truly be honoured. -
World News Trump’s re-election will test Europe’s democratic integrity and its treatment of minorities The moment calls for bold action — securing a future where Roma and other marginalised groups actively contribute to a resilient, democratic Europe, Mensur Haliti writes. -
Business Europe's rival to Musk's SpaceX raises millions in new funding The Exploration Company, the European rival of SpaceX, has achieved another milestone in funding to develop its space cargo capsule, Nyx. Government-backed funds from both Germany and France are among the major investors. -
Culture news Prosecutors claim Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is trying to obstruct justice from prison The hip-hop mogul has been accused of breaking rules, paying fellow prison inmates to use their phones, and orchestrating a campaign to influence the potential jury of his upcoming trial. -
Earth News COP29: What happened on day 7 of the UN climate conference? Euronews Green brings you the latest updates from the UN climate conference in Baku, Azerbaijan. -
Europe News How can deported Ukrainian children be helped? - Ukraine's ombudsman | Radio Schuman In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Ukraine's Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets talked about the almost 20,000 Ukrainian children who have been deported to Russia by force since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. -
Europe News British PM Keir Starmer says he has no plans to speak with Putin Keir Starmer's comments come after German Chancellor Olaf Scholz held a call with Russia's Vladimir Putin on Friday, the first publicly announced conversation between Putin and the head of a Western nation in almost two years. -
EuroVerify Fact check: How does MEP immunity work? Members of the European Parliament benefit from parliamentary immunity, but that doesn't mean they are completely invulnerable to legal proceedings. -
Culture news More music is released than ever: Is that a bad thing? More music is released daily than in the entire year of 1989, according to a report from music-industry publication MusicRadar. -
Markets Markets look ahead: What's in store for global data and Nvidia's earnings With key economic data and Nvidia earnings scheduled, this week will provide important signals for global market directions. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 18th – 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 Half way through the COP29 climate summit and the frustration is showing The COP29 climate summit is midway through now and negotiators are trying to hammer out a deal that might be worth hundreds of billions of dollars. -
Europe News Pro-Ukraine protests take place in European capitals as 1,000th day of war approaches Protesters were out on the streets of cities such as Rome and Lisbon to denounce the Russian invasion which the UN estimates has killed or wounded more than 35,000 civilians since February 2022. -
Europe News Zelenskyy says 'missiles will speak for themselves' as Biden OKs long-range use The weapons are expected to be used in response to North Korea's decision to send thousands of troops to Russia in support of Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, according to one of the sources. -
Europe News Slovakians rally against populism on anniversary of fall of Communist system The protest united the opposition, including the liberal Progressive Slovakia, pro-business Freedom and Solidarity and the conservative Christian Democrats who all say Fico is a threat to democracy.