Kristina Harazim
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Poland's 'Silicon Forest' is shaking up the future of food and health
In partnership with Podlaskie Region
The Podlaskie region of northeastern Poland is best known for its natural beauty, dairy farming, and vast expanse of forest including Europe’s last ancient forest. It is also growing an innovative agriculture, food and health technology sector.
Norway
Store says 'drama' in Gaza threatens civilians and Israel itself
Speaking at the Nordic Council meeting in Oslo, Norwegian leader Jonas Gahr Store said while Israel has the right to defend itself, there is also a 'link' to proportionality and the drama unfolding in Gaza which he believes is a threat to civilians and the region, including Israel.
France
Popular German burial option gaining popularity in eastern France
An ecological concept adopted from neighbouring Germany, cinerary or sanctuary forests are growing in popularity in eastern France as an alternative to cemeteries. They give people an option to be buried in a peaceful setting among nature.
United Kingdom
Thousands of protesters denounce Israel's strikes in the Gaza Strip
Tens of thousands of people have joined pro-Palestinian rallies in the UK and Europe, as Israel expands its response to the deadly Hamas attack of 7 October. They come after a majority of nations voted on Friday for a United Nations resolution calling for a ''sustained humanitarian truce'' in Gaza.
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Slovakia
What are Slovaks expecting from Robert Fico’s new government?
Robert Fico has become Slovakia's new Prime Minister. His left-populist Smer party won against the liberal, Western-oriented Progressive Slovakia by nearly 7 percentage points.
Euronews Hungary took to the streets of Bratislava to find out what are Slovaks expecting from his new government.
Belgium
Serbia and Kosovo leaders set to resume normalisation talks
The leaders of Serbia and Kosovo are scheduled to meet with top EU officials on Thursday to try to normalise ties. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti are not expected to meet face-to-face - but the aim is to push forward with new proposals floated last weekend.
Israel
Search and rescue teams find 'mutilated' remains in Be'eri kibbutz
Euronews’ Valerie Gauriat was granted access to Be'eri kibbutz in southern Israel where Hamas killed more than 130 people. In addition, the militant group have been accused of torturing, raping and mutilating some of these victims and others.
Belgium
US Secretary of Defence joins NATO security discussions
The escalating violence between Israel and Hamas has pushed the war to the top of the agenda as NATO allies meet in Brussels. The ministers will also discuss support for Ukraine's defence against Russian aggression and NATO's missions and operations in Kosovo and Iraq.
World News
Rifts in Europe over migration remain after 'success' of new EU deal
The world’s largest club of wealthy countries remains split between those that support Brussels’ initiatives focused on distributing migrants between members in an act of solidarity and those countries, like Hungary or Poland, whose far-right governments consider the influx of outsiders a threat.
Russia
Putin says grenade fragments found in bodies of Prigozhin plane crash
Vladimir Putin said the head of the investigative committee told him that explosive traces were discovered in the remains of people killed in a plane crash in Russia in August. Wagner mercenary group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin was among the dead.
Travel News
Uncovering lost Egyptian city 'the most important discovery' since King Tut's tomb
Archaeologists have found the largest ancient city ever discovered in Egypt, dating back more than 3000 years, just prior to the reign of the most famous pharoah, Tutankhamun. Dubbed 'The Rise of Aten', the city was found during excavation works near the southern city of Luxor.
Cinema
Dutch-directed 'Shadow Game' offers insight into plight of refugees
'Shadow Game', by two Dutch directors, follows the trials and tribulations of migrants as young as 14 fleeing war, famine and oppression to start new lives in Europe. It also features a mobile game and an interactive web documentary series.
United Kingdom
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe in Tehran court on charges of propaganda
British-Iranian charity worker, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who served five years in jail for allegedly working against Tehran's government, is now accused of participating in a demonstration outside the Iranian embassy in London 12 years ago.
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