26 November 2024 | Euronews
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No Comment No comment: Residents react after fatal Israeli airstrike on residential building in central Beirut Local residents reacted after Israeli jets Tuesday struck a residential building killing 3 and injuring 26 in central Beirut in the Basta area, the second in days. The strike comes hours before an anticipated ceasefire deal between Israel and the Lebanese Hezbollah militant group. -
Israel Following PM Netanyahu's recommendation, Israeli cabinet approves ceasefire deal with Hezbollah US President Joe Biden announced that the ceasefire will come into force at 4am GMT on Wednesday morning. -
No Comment No comment: Chicago area zoo animals treated to early Thanksgiving feast The Brookfield Zoo Chicago gave an assortment of Thanksgiving themed food or food in Thanksgiving-themed containers to its goats, lions, seals, tiger and sloth. Their regular feed had been shaped to look like cooked turkey. -
No Comment 30 pilot whales stranded on a beach in New Zealand rescued On Sunday, more than 30 pilot whales that stranded themselves on a beach in New Zealand were safely returned to the ocean after conservation workers and residents helped to refloat them by lifting them on sheets. However, four of the pilot whales died, New Zealand’s conservation agency said. -
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Lebanon Israeli airstrikes hit 20 sites in Lebanon as ceasefire talks with Hezbollah show signs of progress An Israeli airstrike hit 20 sites in southern Lebanon and central Beirut. The strikes preceded talks on a US-mediated ceasefire with Hezbollah, with optimism expressed by officials ahead of a vote by Israel's security cabinet. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 26th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Israel As US touts ceasefire progress in Lebanon, peace in Gaza looks more elusive than ever Qatar, one of the principal mediators in negotiations between Israel and Hamas, recently suspended all mediation efforts due to a reported lack of will on either side. Where are things headed now? -
Tech News Remote holy island off the Scottish coast to get some of the fastest broadband Internet in Europe The sacred island of Iona, which is home to a population of just 170 people, is getting some of the fastest broadband connections on the continent. -
Europe News Russian offensive in Ukraine's Donetsk region gains momentum Russian troops continue to push forward in eastern Ukraine, making significant advances in the western Donetsk region. They may now get closer and threaten important Ukrainian ground lines of communication running into eastern Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia regions. -
Destinations Bhutan: Why the ‘kingdom of happiness’ should be your New Year wellness trip Spending time in Bhutan can teach you to slow down, connect with nature and be inspired by Buddhist compassion. -
Culture news Kendrick Lamar's 'GNX': Euronews Culture's verdict Argued to be the greatest rapper of a generation, can Kendrick Lamar maintain that position with his new surprise release? -
Business Trump's tariff hikes could speed up China's shift to new markets The US has for years been a major destination for Chinese goods, but exporters are reducing their reliance on the world’s largest consumer market as Beijing and Washington feud over trade. -
Earth News ‘The world is watching’: Activists pressure world leaders to drastically curb plastic pollution Compromise is needed, UN environment chief says – but activists warn the public demands decisive action on plastics. -
Business Apology incoming! Carrefour caught in South American beef scandal Carrefour SA's chief executive officer (CEO), Alexandre Bompard, has said that he will be issuing a public apology to Brazil's government to smooth over a controversy sparked by the supermarket after it said that it would not be supplying South American beef to its French customers. -
Ocean Underwater WiFi, aquaponic farms: How European startups woo investors Europe excels in ocean tech innovation but struggles with venture funding. An EU initiative aims to change that by helping startups gain investors' trust—from Italy's underwater WiFi to Portugal's fish-powered farms. -
Ocean ‘Internet of Underwater Things’: Meet the woman behind wireless networks at 3,000 metres deep Chiara Petrioli, CEO of WSense, is transforming blue tech with the ‘Internet of Underwater Things,’ a technology that enables wireless communication at depths of up to 3,000 metres underwater. No surprise: European investors are diving right in. -
Europe News Germany plans to turn buildings into bomb shelters The country's interior ministry said that an app would be designed for citizens to find their closest bunker. -
Europe in Motion Which EU countries have the most foreign-controlled enterprises? Foreign-controlled businesses account for 15% of jobs in the EU with Luxembourg, Poland, and Slovakia having the highest share of employment. -
EU Decoded EU DECODED: Deforestation law’s trade-offs under negotiation Can the goods we buy and the services we use affect the survival of the rainforest? The EU thinks so and this episode explores its new law on deforestation, which is provoking a backlash from companies and countries who are negotiating over how to delay the application of the new rules. -
Earth News Despite insect protection laws, EU has authorised dozens of dangerous pesticides, new report finds Governments are still using guidelines ghost-written by the chemical industry despite their devastating effect on ecosystems. -
Europe News Germany, Netherlands, Austria face warning from Brussels for budget spending Rejigged EU austerity rules – in play for the first time since the pandemic – are now coming back to haunt the bloc’s biggest deficit hawks, in a move likely to prove explosive to national politics. -
No Comment Latin America's unity in the face of violence against women Women across Latin America marched on Monday to commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Many wore purple handkerchiefs which have become a symbol of feminism, and green to represent calls for legal, safe, and free abortion. -
Tech News Bluesky plans to quadruple its moderation team to 100 as exodus from X sees number of users surge The decentralised social media said that the "huge influx of users" has led to "a predictable uptick in harmful content posted to the network". -
Culture news 'Demure' named 2024 Word of the Year by Dictionary.com Its exact meaning is hard to pinpoint, as a word once associated with shyness and modesty has taken on a whole new life through internet fame this year. Another case of TikTok recontextualizing language - which can be both fascinating and confusing. -
Earth News ‘Unusual and extreme’: Weather experts on what Europe’s first snow could mean for this winter Climate is changing the winters of Europe. But can we expect the same ‘white Christmases’ of our childhood? -
Europe News MEPs reaffirm support for Ukraine as Russia trains North Korean troops A statement issued by European Parliament leaders called on the EU to step up its assistance politically, financially, militarily, and with humanitarian aid. -
Focus Tashkent's urban revolution: How green transport is shaping the capital's mobility In this episode of Focus, we look at Tashkent's exciting shift towards sustainable transport. From electric buses to eco-friendly scooters and bike lanes, the city is paving the way for greener, more accessible urban mobility. -
Europe News Young Romanians protest far-right candidate Calin Georgescu's first-round win Over 1,000 youths gathered in Bucharest, protesting against far-right nationalist candidate Calin Georgescu, who won 23% in the first round of Romania's presidential election. -
Europe News Merkel looks back on Putin's 'power tactics' and shifting US presidencies in her memoirs Angela Merkel's memoirs reflect on her tenure as German chancellor, detailing interactions with global leaders like Putin, Obama and Trump, and her thoughts on Brexit. -
Business How French start-up Mistral AI is planning to take on Silicon Valley Mistral AI, one of Europe’s most valuable AI companies, is reportedly making plans to build a base in the US, having already started working on a Palo Alto office. -
Culture news Over 900 artists and art workers urge Tate to cut ties with donors linked to Israel Their open letter calls upon leaders at Tate to take a stand “against the artwashing of genocide and apartheid”, with signees including a current Turner Prize nominee and past winners. -
Lao People's Democratic Republic Eight hostel staff detained in Laos over suspected methanol poisoning deaths Staff from a backpacker hostel have been detained after six tourists died from suspected methanol poisoning after a night out. -
Art New exhibition in Finland reveals rare murals by beloved Moomins creator Tove Jansson Best known as the creator of the Moomins, Tove Jansson's "Paradise" exhibition at Helsinki Art Museum reveals her lesser-known public murals, early sketches and artworks. -
Health news Weight loss drugs could help fight chronic kidney disease, study finds Researchers said the drugs could make a major difference for chronic kidney disease patients by helping to reduce other risk factors. -
Business Banco BPM rejects Unicredit bid, saying price undervalues potential The bid from the larger Italian lender "does not reflect in any way the profitability and further potential to create value for Banco BPM shareholders", it said in a statement. -
Culture news Vatican to publish new monthly magazine with Pope answering readers’ questions The magazine, as well as the livestream of St. Peter's tomb in the Vatican, are part of the outreach programme for the 2025 Jubilee. -
Art Rare Caravaggio portrait, hidden away for decades, goes on show in Rome The never-before-seen portrait by celebrated Italian Baroque painter Caravaggio went on public display for the first time at Rome's Palazzo Barberini gallery. -
Culture news 'Enshittification': What does Australian dictionary's Word Of The Year mean? Australia’s Macquarie Dictionary has selected its word of the year, and it encompasses a widespread feeling that things have been getting worse when it comes to all things digital. And more... -
Europe News EU watchdog blasts von der Leyen’s freebie Greek holiday ahead of key re-election vote The incumbent Commission president has been accused of a conflict of interest in accepting hospitality from Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, just days before MEPs decided whether to grant her a second term in office. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 26th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Germany's job market reliant on thousands of migrants per year, experts say An analysis by the independent Bertelsmann Foundation has sounded the alarm that Europe's biggest economy will need thousands of additional workers from abroad to thrive. -
Culture news Annie Ernaux and Salman Rushdie among authors demanding release of Boualem Sansal Multiple Nobel Prize-winning authors have signed a petition to demand the release of Algerian writer Boualem Sansal. -
Business Zeren Group expands energy interests with Türkiye Petrolleri purchase Zeren's energy interests in the UK include Laval Energy, a London-based energy consultancy firm. The company says it plans to extend its interests further in both Turkey and Europe. -
Markets European auto stocks slide as investors consider Trump tariffs threat European automakers took a share price hit on Tuesday after Donald Trump threatened sweeping tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada. -
Art Polish artist Alicja Patanowska creates first installation for London’s Urban Farmer Project Alicja Patanowska’s PLANTATION is the inaugural art installation at the sustainable urban farm project, set in the heart of the City of London. -
Culture news 'Karate Kid' star Ralph Macchio receives Hollywood star next to Pat Morita's Ralph Macchio received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, placed near his 'Karate Kid' co-star Pat Morita's, honouring their iconic legacy as the fictional student and mentor. -
Art Renowned Hungarian painter Mihály Munkácsy gets major new exhibition at the Szépművészeti The Museum of Fine Arts commemorates Mihály Munkácsy, who was born 180 years ago, with a major exhibition. The exhibition presents the entire career of the Hungarian painter, who resided in Paris, as well as explores the artistic, social and economic context linked to his career. -
Business Auto industry's shift to EVs expected to go on despite Trump threat to kill tax credits The auto industry's shift to EVs is expected to go on despite Donald Trump's threat to kill tax credits. -
Culture news Mexico’s president unveils a plan to promote non-violent music over 'narco corridos' President Claudia Sheinbaum plans to launch a campaign to promote other, less violent musical styles that aren’t as linked to drug trafficking. -
No Comment Fistfights in Serbia's parliament over over deadly awning collapse at train station Scuffles and fistfights broke out between the ruling party and opposition lawmakers in Serbia’s parliament on Monday, weeks after a deadly awning collapse at a rail station sparked tensions in the Balkan state. -
Europe News Merkel confronts her legacy in long-awaited memoir Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who served for 16 years, reflects on her childhood, time in office, and her "worry" for the future in her new memoir. -
Tech News Meta offers EU Commission online teen protection proposal The call comes as several of the incoming Commissioners have named child safety online a top priority. -
Israel 'No excuses' for Israel to not accept ceasefire deal, EU foreign policy chief says Israel's cabinet is set to agree on a ceasefire agreement with Lebanon on Tuesday, despite several sticking points. -
Culture news Desperate Drake alleges Universal falsely inflated popularity of Kendrick Lamar track 'Not Like Us' The feud between Canadian rapper Drake and five-time Grammy and Pulitzer Prize winner Kendrick Lamar has taken a new turn, with Drake alleging that Universal schemed with Spotify to inflate the popularity of his rival’s beef-ending diss track ‘Not Like Us’. -
Europe News Jourová: financial sanctions key to countering rule of law abuses | Radio Schuman Financial sanctions are the EU's best tool for bringing member states to compliance, despite their length, outgoing European Commissioner Vera Jourová told Euronews in exclusive interview. -
Money Which countries in Europe are heading toward becoming cashless societies? The Nordic countries are leading the way for adopting a future without cash transactions, while Armenia, Georgia, and Germany fall behind, according to a recent analysis. -
Markets Bitcoin retreats near a milestone level on profit-taking Bitcoin's price retreated sharply as the post-Trump rally stalled. Analysts believe profit-taking was the primary cause of the decline but $100,000 (€95,400) remains within reach. -
USA Trump threatens sweeping tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada President-elect Donald Trump frequently threatened during his campaign that he would impose tariffs on multiple countries, citing concerns on illegal immigration and drugs. -
Europe News Mercosur: France seeks to rally blocking minority against trade deal While Germany and Spain strongly endorse the Mercosur deal, France is trying to rally a blocking minority to halt the agreement. It is hopeful that Italy, Austria, Poland and the Netherlands will join Paris. -
Economy Rental market uncertainty: Which countries feel most insecure, and why? Tenure insecurity for land and housing is on the rise globally, including in Europe, warns a new report. Increasing rent and mortgage costs are among the key drivers of this growing perception of insecurity. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 26th – 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 French prime minister lauds Gisèle Pelicot's ‘incredible courage’ in historic rape case The public prosecutor's office has demanded the maximum sentence for Gisèle Pelicot's ex-husband. Meanwhile, French Prime Minister Michel Barnier announced that the government would provide additional funds to support victims of domestic violence. -
Italy Middle East ceasefire efforts to top Rome's G7 talks "We are all in favour of a ceasefire in both scenarios (Gaza and Lebanon)," Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said during the G7 meeting in Italy. -
Europe News German foreign minister questions if DHL cargo plane crash was 'hybrid incident' A cargo plane crashed into a house on its approach to Lithuania's Vilnius Airport on Monday morning, killing one crew member and injuring others.