24 November 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News Polish PiS party selects historian Karol Nawrocki as presidential pick The decision caps a weekend during which the country's two largest parties announced their candidates for an election that will decide the successor to incumbent President Andrzej Duda, whose second and final term ends in August 2025. -
Europe News Swiss voters say no to bigger motorways and easier evictions in referendum The federal government argues that the volume of traffic on the motorway network has increased more than five times over the past sixty years. -
Europe News EU to allocate over €200 million to Lebanese military as ceasefire talks continue The EU's Foreign Policy chief Josep Borrell’s visit to Lebanon comes at the end of a Middle East tour related to the ongoing wars in Gaza and Lebanon. Before his visit to Beirut, Borrell visited Cyprus and Jordan. -
Europe News Anti-immigration and anti-fascism: Two opposing protests bring hundreds to the streets of Porto The city of Porto was the scene of two demonstrations: an anti-immigration demo organised by the far-right Chega party and an anti-fascist protest organised by 28 social organisations. The protests took place on neighbouring streets, but never crossed paths. -
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Europe News Body of Moldovan-Israeli rabbi missing in UAE has been found Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said Israel “will act with all means to seek justice with the criminals responsible for his death.” -
Europe News Done deal: What to expect from the funding deal agreed at UN climate talks After a turbulent week in Baku, a deal was reached in the early hours of Sunday, 24 November. The big number to focus on is the $300bn a year that developing nations will receive from rich countries in climate funding by 2035, a far lower sum than the $1.3trn goal many had hoped for. -
Europe News Ukraine has reportedly lost 40% of land it had seized in Russia's Kursk region Over 100,000 Kursk residents were displaced after Kyiv's troops came over Russia's western border in August. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 24th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ecotech Do heat pumps work in winter? Here’s what you need to know about the low-carbon technology Around 24 million heat pumps have been installed in Europe so far - here’s why they work well in different countries and conditions. -
Europe News Tens of thousands protest high rents in Barcelona A large number of Spaniards took to the streets of Barcelona on Saturday night to protest a housing crunch and the high cost of renting an apartment in the city. -
Lebanon At least 20 people killed in Israeli air strikes on central Beirut neighbourhood Lebanon's Health Ministry said 66 people were wounded in the strikes, the fourth such attacks on central Beirut in less than a week. -
Art Radiohead's Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood to have first public art exhibition Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood's collaborative artwork for Radiohead will be featured in a public exhibition for the first time. -
Europe News Zelenskyy says 321 port facilities damaged in strikes raising fears for grain exports Ukraine, known as the Breadbasket of Europe, is a major global supplier of grain and before the Russian invasion it regularly exported around six million tonnes of grain every month from its Black Sea ports. -
Europe News Polls open in what is expected to be first round of Romania's presidential election There are 13 candidates in the running for Romania’s top job, including two clear favourites, but none of them are expected to gain an absolute majority, meaning the presidential race will go to a run-off on 8 December. -
Economy Unicorn hub? Here's why Lithuania attracts so many fintech companies Euronews Business looks at the factors that have contributed to Lithuania becoming one of the fastest-growing startup and fintech hubs in Europe, with a range of soon to be unicorns, known as soonicorns. -
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Earth News COP29: Summit ends with $300bn a year climate finance deal for developing nations After concerns climate talks in Baku could collapse, the gavel came down on a finance deal in the early hours of the morning.